FIONA TUN THE NEW FACE OF THE CRIME SYNDICATE OF MYANMAR TIMES

The criminal organization known as Myanmar Times is having a new face on the board with Mrs. Fiona Tun ( or Fiona Thiri Min Tun) being heralded as the new blood of the fake news and manipulation agenda of Myanmar Times.

Lately, the so-called newspaper, an outfit for criminal groups was engulfed in scandal after scandal starting with drugs convictions for Ross Dunkley condemned for 13 years in prison for drugs commercialization, another figure of the drug management organization of Myanmar Times John Mackenzie was also placed behind bars.

 

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The interesting road of Fiona Tun from fake degrees to fake news at Myanmar Times can be also discovered here:

FIONA TUN: FROM FAKE DEGREES TO FAKE NEWS AT MYANMAR TIMES

FIONA TUN: A STORY OF PROSTITUTION AND DRUGS

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The same criminal outfit boss Ross Dunkley was arrested in 2011 for assault and prostitution.

The new face of this haven of drugs and prostitution is now Fiona Tun, granddaughter of the controversial Thein Tun, a man accused of building a fortune on connections with military, drugs and many other mischievous activities that deserve a better scrutiny.

 

 

On a model patented by the Italian mafia, the daughter of the mafia boss Thein Tun, seems groomed to take over the crime syndicate of Myanmar Times. 

The photo is a caption from the disgusting article of self praised called: Thriving in an age of crisis and change: Women of The Myanmar Times

 

 

 

Mrs. Fiona Thiri Min Tun who boosts a degree for California University, Barkley, a degree that does not figure anywhere on the lists of degrees awarded by California University, took charge of the fake news and disinformation machine of Myanmar Times and even order herself an article to sing her praises under the grotesque title: Thriving in an age of crisis and change: Women of The Myanmar Times.

Keeping in mind the tradition of prostitution and assaults on woman`s of the previous management we don’t want to know what are doing the woman`s of The Myanmar Times to survive under controversial Thein Tun management and adorable Mrs. Fiona Thiri Min Tun chairmanship.

 

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Convictions and handcuffs at MYANMAR TIMES drugs and prostitution den:

 

Australian publisher Ross Dunkley jailed for 13 years in Myanmar over drug charges

 

Myanmar Times founder jailed for 13 years on drugs charges

THEIN TUN CRIMINAL BOSS WANTS TO BUILD DOMEL ISLAND DRUG`S PARADISE

MYANMA GOLDEN STAR GROUP AND THEIN TUN PLAN THE DESTRUCTION OF DOMEL ISLANDS PROTECTED AREAS

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Except this horrible self singing of praises The Myanmar Times seems to be still the same outfit dedicated to promoting criminal agenda, publishing disinformation and grossly manipulated so-called news and opinion pieces full of venom and lies.

New information had come to light regarding Myanmar Times connection with drugs and military involved in gross human rights violations in Shan State and Rakhine all under Fiona Tuna benevolent control.

A recent article in Burmese press also was raising eyebrows on a Domel island resort compound built by the Thein Tun, owner of the fake Myanmar Times press and manipulation organ for dubious reasons on the border with Thailand in the infamous drug triangle, a resort that can be easily used for smuggling drugs and for human trafficking, appreciate critics of the project.

 

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More about Domel Island: the drugs paradise build by Thein Tun you can read out here:

MYANMA GOLDEN STAR GROUP AND THEIN TUN PLAN THE DESTRUCTION OF DOMEL ISLANDS PROTECTED AREAS

THEIN TUN CRIMINAL BOSS WANTS TO BUILD DOMEL ISLAND DRUG`S PARADISE

 

Of course, the Domel controversial project gets praised in the Myanmar Times under Fiona Tun keen eye.

Mrs Fiona Thiri Min Tun involvement in diverse criminal enterprises no doubt skilled by her nonexistent diploma deserves to be better known and highlighted and we promise to do so in a serial dedicated to this controversial family deeply involved in the tragedy of today`s Myanmar.