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From Here to Junta: Stop Shopping At Wal-Mart, Save The UN And Help Burma At his speech at the United Nations last week, President Bush denounced the "19-year reign of fear" by the military dictatorship in Burma. About time our president starts denouncing reigns of fear instead of creating them. And about time our president starts standing up against human rights abuses instead of creating them. But having apparently decided that civil war in Iraq, drilling in the Arctic and torture in Guantanamo shouldn't be the legacy of his presidency, Bush faces two very ironic puzzles.

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From Here to Junta: Stop Shopping At Wal-Mart, Save The UN And Help Burma

At his speech at the United Nations last week, President Bush denounced the "19-year reign of fear" by the military dictatorship in Burma. About time our president starts denouncing reigns of fear instead of creating them. And about time our president starts standing up against human rights abuses instead of creating them. But having apparently decided that civil war in Iraq, drilling in the Arctic and torture in Guantanamo shouldn't be the legacy of his presidency, Bush faces two very ironic puzzles.