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[Solved] Disaster in Burma- should I give?


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Disaster appeals have been launched but the Burmese government are stopping aid from reaching the people. I would like to help but is it prudent? Will my money reach the people in need?

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Tricky one. I'm more inclined to give towards the China earthquake relief as they seem to be actually doing something.
Which planet are those Burmese generals on?

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I agree i have supported te Cina appeal but through a mates charity that works and houses orphans - he has been set up 10 years so i know the money hits the ground running.

It is difficult as the Gov in Burma are just in denial and that makes me think my £ wont do a thing to help those in need there. Better of spending my time lobbying UK Gov via local MPs to get something done.

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