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S. 2257, The Burma Democracy Promotion Act of 2007

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Jeffrey Hellman

December 6, 2007, 1:01am (report abuse)

There is a cancerous gorge of pain inflicting the people of Burma oppose to the possibilities of nurturing their children with loving care.

Until the regime can act more mature with their use of power instead of torturing the citizens of Burma (Myanmar), there should be no support of their brutal military.

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