Topic: Myanmar

David Dubin recounts how his focus shifted from international business to climate cycles while sourcing coffee in Myanmar around 2011. Local farmers explained that 1880s-era cold cycles were returning, causing sapling die-offs and affecting bean density. This observation led Dubin to investigate historical cooling patterns that contradicted mainstream global warming narratives.

Greg Carlwood details a synchronicity involving Boris Johnson and the 2017 Las Vegas shooting. In January 2017, Johnson was filmed reciting Rudyard Kipling's poem "Mandalay" in Myanmar. The video was released by The Guardian on September 30, 2017, exactly one day before the mass shooting occurred at the Mandalay Bay Hotel during the Harvest Festival.

Corporations use front groups and lobbying to avoid regulation, often arguing that self-regulation is sufficient. Nestle cites Juul's advertising as a modern example of this tactic. She also highlights Coca-Cola's international marketing efforts, such as teaching citizens in Myanmar to prefer cold beverages over traditional hot drinks to create a market for their refrigerated products.

A specific incident involving Boris Johnson reciting Rudyard Kipling's The Road to Mandalay at a Buddhist temple in Myanmar is analyzed. Although the event occurred in January, the news surfaced only after the Las Vegas shooting at Mandalay Bay. This timing is interpreted as a form of symbolic mockery or intentional ritualistic association.