Thread: Australia expels Burma commander’s daughter

Originally Posted by kmart

Originally Posted by Sdigit

Originally Posted by Mid

“However the sanctions list is very much targeted towards individuals and it’s not a blanket list; it’s meant to target people who are benefitting from the brutal repression in Burma,” she said. “In that case, [Zin Mon Aye’s expulsion] is very fair because these are people who are specifically named and targeted for that reason.”

So they will expel her for living off of her fathers money but will allow business to be conducted on a major level by these guys?

That's not at all hypocritical is it now.

In April this year BCA alleged that bilateral trade between the two countries had risen more than three-fold since early 2009, with a subsidiary of Australian company Twinza Oil still operating in the country.

Danford Equities Corporation signed a contract with the Burmese state-run Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE) in November 2006 to explore for oil in Burma. According to BCA

Money talks loudest, don't it.

It most certainly does, it's same all over the world though, not an Aussie problem but a greed problem.