Wall Street Proxy Aung San Suu Kyis Ascension to PowerWest prepares rhetorical grounds for unrest in Myanmar should Suu Kyi lose elections. Without so much as a shred of evidence to explain why, citing no polls or rationale, the Western corporate-media has prematurely declared Wall Street-London proxy Aung San Suu Kyi the winner in a limited parliamentary election in Myanmar, still referred to by its colonial nomenclature of Burma by Western power,s as well as Suu Kyi herself. Associated Press article titled, Myanmars Suu Kyi poised to win parliamentary seat, is yet another example of election outcomes preemptively decided by the West in order to call any result contrary to Western desires a fraud. This has been seen in the lead up to Thailands July 2011 elections, as well as recent elections in Russia that saw Vladimir Putin brought back into power as president. Leading the charge is a network of poseur NGOs funded and directed by the US State Department through its National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and its subsidiaries, in particular Freedom House. It should be noted that despite the progressive and humanitarian veneer used by these organizations, their boards of directors are veritably filled with overt warmongers, certified Neo-Conservatives, corporate-financier directors, corporate-lobbyists, and both current and former members of the US State Department itself. It is important to keep the true nature of this false humanitarian-front in mind when reading articles out of Freedom House, like the recent, Burma Election Is Test of Progress, which is already wringing its hands over its NGO front being ejected from Myanmar ahead of elections. Freedom House director David Kramer who has more recently openly plotted to support the destabilization of Russia in the wake of Putins uncontested reelection, admits that poll monitors are not in place to observe the elections casting further doubts on corporate-media headlines declaring Suu Kyi a winner of a parliamentary seat prematurely. The Freedom House piece clearly backs what it calls the primary opposition party led by Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, the National League for Democracy (NLD). It is clear that Suu Kyis failure to secure a seat will be used as impetus to put further pressure on the Myanmar government and possibly justify Western-backed regime change efforts in the form of another staged popular uprising similar to the failed 2007 Saffron Revolution. To explain why US State Department fronts like Freedom House are so supportive of Suu Kyi, it helps to understand that her entire image and indeed her opposition movement is a creation of Wall Street and London with an incredible amount of resources systematically poured into both her political campaigns, as well as a subversive network of NGOs across Myanmar dedicated to undermining the national government, foiling infrastructure projects including the recent halting of a dam project that would have provided significant benefits for Myanmars tragically underdeveloped countryside, and of course armed separatist movements both inside and beyond Myanmars borders. All of this aims not only at installing a pro-Wall Street-London regime in Myanmar, but ousting advances by China to co-develop the nations natural resources resources the West prefers instead to be exclusively pilfered by the Fortune 500. Specifically mentioned is both the US State Departments National Endowment for Democracy and George Soros Open Society Institute, illustrating once again the reality that both liberal and Neo-Conservative interests serve a singular concerted agenda in instituting a global neo-liberal corporate-financier hegemonic empire. Throughout the Burma Campaign UK report, NED is cited as behind the creation of the New Era Journal, the Irrawaddy, and the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) radio, all posing, just as the recently exposed Thai-US propaganda front, Prachatai, as independent media sources despite the fact they are in reality fully-funded by the US government. The role of US State Department-run Radio Free Asia (RFA) and Voice of America (VOA) is also discussed in detail, including the revelation that US foreign policy specifically supports and actively promotes Aung San Suu Kyi and her agenda. As by-elections approached, the corporate-media increasingly lent exposure to building up Suu Kyis pro-democracy image with public relation stunts engineered to lend her otherwise non-existent credibility. This includes the farcical awarding of the corporate-financier funded Chatham House Prize presented by British Foreign Secretary William Hague who most recently presided over the destruction and handing over to terrorists of the entire nation of Libya. Photo: Hague hands Suu Kyi the Chatham House Prize. Nothing quite says democracy promotion like a prize from an organization consisting of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BP, Exxon, Chevron, BAE, Boeing, Lockheed, and many more. This is just the latest in a long line of self-aggrandizing stunts the global elite pull to lend themselves otherwise non-existent legitimacy. To illustrate the contrived, corporate-financier serving nature of the Chatham House Prize it is important to remember that notorious corporate interests including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BP, Exxon, Chevron, BAE, Boeing, Lockheed, and many others, including corporate-media organizations, constitute Chatham Houses corporate membership. The Chatham House itself is a think-tank that represents not the democratic aspirations of the populations of the Western nations it decides policy for, but rather the collective interests of the corporations that fund and constitute its membership. With Wall Street-proxy Thaksin Shinawatra running the neighboring Thai government through his own sister serving as his personal proxy, Thailand is once again poised to provide support for Western ambitions verses Myanmar. In fact, Thaksins sister, Yingluck Shinawatra upon visiting Suu Kyi in Myanmar was hailed as Suu Kyis first-ever meeting with the leader of a foreign country. Yingluck has also pledged support for US designs toward Myanmar, ahead of Secretary Clintons visit with Aung San Suu Kyi last December. Previously, during Yinglucks brother Thaksins regime, Thailand, and in particular, the northern city of Chiang Mai, played a pivotal role hosting US corporate-funded NGOs working to foment sedition, unrest, and eventually regime change in neighboring Myanmar. These developments implicate a US moving to line up Southeast Asia against Chinese interests and expansion throughout the region as covered in Neo-Conservative Robert Kagans What China Knows That We Dont: The Case for a New Strategy of Containment, and again more recently by Hillary Clinton in a Foreign Policy article, Americas Pacific Century. While Western imagineered ideals of democracy, freedom, and human rights will be used to mask Aung San Suu Kyis ascension into power, the underlying agenda is one of Wall Street-London hegemony across Asia, the premeditated encirclement and subsequent containment of China, and the full-scale regional exploitation of Asia and its resources by Western corporate-financier interests. As the supranational bloc ASEAN nears completion, this exploitation will unfold under a conveniently consolidated regional feeding trough Western interests are already lining up to bury their snouts in. Tony Cartaluccis articles have appeared on many alternative media websites, including his own at linkwithin_text=Related Articles: 