Beyond Ah Nah
Beyond Ah NahExposing narrative manipulation and the strategic erasure of Myanmar’s resistance.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | ahnah.substack.com |
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Stalemate Is a Lie: A Shameless Attempt by IISS to Abandon Myanmar
Morgan Michaels’ recent report, Myanmar’s War to Nowhere, wears the mask of sober analysis. It carries the weight of IISS branding, scenario graphs, and institutional prose. But strip away the tone, and the message is clear: You cannot win....
Neutrality Kills: How Analysts Betray Myanmar’s Fight for Freedom
There’s a kind of critique that doesn’t scream. It doesn’t wave junta flags or spread disinformation. It sits politely in print, published by platforms like The Irrawaddy, written by credentialed analysts like David Scott Mathieson, people ...
Who Mines the Nation While It Bleeds?
Robert Burrell and Chris Mason want to revise U.S. Myanmar policy. Their July 1st proposal is dressed as realism, sold as strategy, and pitched with numbers. On paper, it urges the U.S. to abandon the dream of unity, back Kachin independenc...
From Perpetrators to Proxies
International Crisis Group’s June 2025 report on the Rohingya insurgency presents itself as serious conflict analysis. It is not. It is a strategic artifact. Not examination, but misdirection. The Myanmar military disappears. The genocide i...
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Narrative is power. We sharpen the blade. This will always be free because the people of Myanmar have already paid the price.
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