2015 Gerald and Maas Suppressed News - November 4, 2015

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2015 Gerald and Maas Suppressed News



Myanmar (Burma): a report by Al Jazeera (Al Jazeera Investigates - Genocide Agenda) shows the Yale University Law School's Lowenstein Clinic in conjunction with Fortify Rights
finding "strong evidence" of genocide currently being committed against
the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar. It's clear that preventive measures
have failed, chiefly through the international community's lack of
awareness and concern. Nightslantern.ca called its initial genocide warnings for the Rohinghya in Myanmar, August 27, 2012 and October 29th, 2012 and November 2, 2012.
It's possible that the historical persecution of Rohingya was advanced
due to flooding in the south of Myanmar, threatening the nation 's food
supply, possibly limiting the numbers of people the nation would be able
to sustain. One is reminded of the effects of the U.S. B-52 bombing
raids on Cambodia which intentionally destroyed Cambodia's food
resources, as the major contributory fact in the Cambodian genocide
which followed - a kind of triage of Cambodia's people allowing a
majority to escape famine. There is some parallel to a similar mechanism
in the Ukraine's Holodomur of 1932-33. This is a largely undiscussed
aspect of the cause of genocides where genocide may be the result for
minority groups when a country's food supplies are endangered/destroyed.
The NATO press is reluctant to consider any causative link between the
destruction of food resources and intentional destruction of a national
group or its parts: this concept questions the legality of capitalism.
In 2013 Nightslantern.ca posted several further genocide warnings
since an organized, state-directed, killing was in motion without
adequate international or domestic resistance. See 1 and 2.