When I was coming and going out of Mae Sot (March and April of this year), I was informed that the SPDC/DKBA were doing their damnest to try to locate me for one of their hits and so I was always on the move when I was back in Mae Sot. This I discussed with Colonel Nerdah at his base camp (which later was overrun by the SPDC six weeks ago), who informed me that my hunches that their was a possible SPDC mole within the KNU leadership, were perhaps correct after all, as after I had the meeting at the KNU main headquarters just outside Mae Sot, I was notified by a good friend of mine in the Thai National Police/Intelligence that the SPDC were scouring all over Mae Sot to locate me for a hit.

Let me assure your readers that I have some surprises saved for the SPDC and their DKBA stooges. I have been in the ”business” for over 40 years and can assure the enemy that they are not too far removed from my thoughts, and so I shall leave that comment for all of you to ponder over.

Oh, by the way I have heard (thru the rumor mill in Mae Sot), that a fresh contingent of foreign fighters has arrived into the Republic of Kawthoolei to assist the KNLA.

Anyone out there know more on this?

Burma’s ruling junta, the SPDC, uses disinformation and modern technology to issues a wanted order against Antonio Graceffo.
http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/14248

wanted

this we are all worry about
A friendly Burmese soldier told the source that the trucks were carrying ammunition and shells for heavy weapons such as 120mm and 150mm howitzers.

http://www.shanland.org/war/2008/junta-military-builds-up-more-forces-and-weapons-on-the-thai-burma-border

Just to clarify – for the past decade or so, foreigners (i.e. Westerners) have been able to travel relatively freely in the Shan State. Places like Lashio, Keng Tung, Mong La, Taunggyi, etc, are all pretty easy to get to (and get around). A number of the country’s top tourist destinations are in the Shan State and foreigners enter everyday of the year.

Loi Taileng and other areas not under government control are obviously sensitive, but not because foreigners are fobidden. Foreigners also go to some of those areas all the time.

Best wishes to all,

Nich

The site the poster appears on is in Burmese, but another site had an English translation of it. The web site is just one of many “false flag” operations that the SPDC and its supporters run. Some Burmese living in the U.S. run these sites. They basically use American freedoms to denounce democracy.
The crux of it is that the SPDC is irritated by the videos that Antonio produced, which are on Youtube.com.
Since 1962 the SPDC have forbidden foreigners to enter Shan state, and here’s a guy who not only went there and lived with the Shan, but made videos for all to see.