(posted at 2:01 GMT 4 June 2010)  One of the great things about
writing for the Wonk is that people tell you things, including
what’s inside what has been called here the “Big Odd Box” in
Burma. Last January, I was invited to join a group of experts in
Oslo, Norway, to review a ton of electronic documents smuggled
out of Burma to the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB). (There is a
great documentary about the DVB that was nominated for an Oscar
in 2010. You can watch it on YouTube here.) Now that DVB has
released its latest documentary, I can tell about my part and
the information I learned about Burma’s nascent missile
development program. Other experts can address any nuclear
connections.  These documents contain a large number of images
taken by elements of the Burmese military as they constructed
the two BOBs and then installed an amazingly sophisticated
numerically controlled machine shop. Such documentation is a
normal part of any construction project today much like the
photos taken of Syria’s reactor when