peter: let me put some of those points to john packer. point about -- this junta is signaling it's getting ready to cremate up to 3000 bodies per 24 hours. that his death on an industrialized scale. 230,000 people have been displaced inside the country to get away from what the junta has been doing. some of the borders have been closed, so they can't cross the border into some of the neighboring countries and they can't go back to places they might call home. is it fair of me to say the kind -- the country is in freefall, in a completely unique situation that we have not seen before, even by the standards of what has been going on historically in myanmar? >> i think that is correct. there's a few elements to this. there is the egregious and is, and it is hard to overemphasize the atrocities, but we are seeing that the junta is kind of turning the instruments of state against its own population. remember that the legitimacy of authority here derives not only from the will of the people, but the purposes of using that authority, which is su

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would you concur with what john packer was saying? that mean mar, might yet spin down into being the new syria in as much as the world food program saying in the next 6 months, almost 3 and a half 1000000 people will begin to go hungry. given what john has done, over covered one could see a situation where perhaps the gender is quite happy that people are beginning to go hungry and fight back as best they can on their own against corona virus. well, i was said that this is, were, this is going to be worse than syria because in the case of c, v, different opposition movements all armed against assad regime, which is backed by russia, putin because of who to maintain a naval base and celia, you know, that in the case of burma, we are not receiving the kind of international support you know, for of the, you know, proper strong resistance. because none of the states in the barbie's name in the vicinity of burma you know. ready the come body a pile in bangladesh, asia, china, for instance, or india for that matter, for none of these states

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