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   7-20-10

   timothy says:

   For Burmese people who were denied education opportunities by military Junta, is it a good news? Can Navitas international arrange scholarship programs for poor students with bright education capabilities to be able to shine their future in dignified human manners? Or is this exhibition aiming to scoop moneys from Junta`s beloved children. The Junta leaders and followers like to get their children the first world education. They had successfully tried several tricks for their kids to gain entry in several universities in the West. Whatever sanction the West place to punish the Junta, the crooks found out the dirty tricks to by-pass the sanctions. Now the news is Bravo for Junta and cronies. The university can charge 3 to 4 times the resident tuition fees to overseas students. For most of the cash strapped universities, it is the big market to sort out their budget deficit. It is the same story as the oil/ gas companies` successful ventures in Burma? The selfish capitalists and Junta reap benefit from this illicit deals. Now the universities and Junta will celebrate the win-win situations. For poor people, I am sure there will be no chance to gain from this exhibition. Navitas must make sure that business ethics and accountability are observed at all times. The action from the able people will come to haunt them if we find out irregularities.

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   7-20-10

   fatty says:

   ……………In the near future………..I have a plan to arrange exhibition
   ……………at the TRADERS HOTEL………….I already reserved BALL ROOM
   ………….to discuss …MONASTERY EDUCATION………
   …………….Everybody can participate…………enrollment fee is free.

   remark : just a joke

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