Plight of Rohingya means we (and Bono) need to look behind the mystique of Mammy Suu

Many believed nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi  had the qualities of which greatness are made. Perhaps, in hindsight, it is now clear Mammmy Suu only had the qualities of which power is made, argues Victoria White. 

Plight of Rohingya means we (and Bono) need to look behind the mystique of Mammy Suu

WANT some Buddhist serenity in your garden? How about a Lucky Buddha for €73.90. A Lazy Buddha for €20, or a Giant Tea Light Buddha for €247? It’s easy-peasy to add the touch of class every trendy patio needs.

Putting a Jesus Christ or even a bog standard blue and white Blessed Virgin Mary in your garden is not so easy. There are good religions and bad religions, you see. Christianity and Islam are bad. Buddhism is good.

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