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Yup. Truth hurts sometimes, but is nonetheless true.
A court found her guilty [on Friday] of corruption because she had not followed regulations in renting a helicopter for a government minister.
She had already been convicted of 14 different crimes including breaching Covid public safety rules, importing walkie-talkies and violating the official secrets act.

Boy, that all sounds vague & spurious.  Before I look into it: anybody think ASSK was criminally handing out joyrides in helicopters to the detriment of the nation? >

On the one hand, I feel like they're railroading her. On the other hand, I also think she's a piece of shit who deserves this, but for other reasons. Is this karma? >

I'm ootl, why is she a pos? >

Without committing to the details, she's a Nobel Peace Prize laureate who later served as Myanmar's head of state during the human rights atrocities the government there perpetrated against the Rohingya people. Super bad shit - systematic rape and pillage, genocide, baby murder...the worst of the worst humanity does to each other.
It's complicated because of the military and political dynamics, and you should definitely look into how Facebook facilitated misinformation campaigns that drove things, but her hands are not clean. >

the military are the actual bad guys.  she is guilty of being afraid they would throw a coup if she tried to criticize them, which turned out to be accurate. >

She had her hands tied behind her back figuratively.