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travelskerricks said...

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nadine spencer said...

yet despite this and Aung San Suu Kyi s plea to Lonely Planet they still sell the guide and encourage travel here. Traveling to Burma/Myanmar only legitimates and funds the militia governement. It is not possible to travel ethically in this country under this regime. Have a consciense and don t go. I think travelskerricks blog is probably correct. cottage holiday in wales

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