Commentary Burma’s rogue military, the Tatmadaw, is attacking Christian villages. Sanctions should be swifter and stronger. Having largely ignored genocides against the Uyghurs, Falun Gong, Tibetans, Rohingya, and Tigray, the next up could be Christians in Burma (Myanmar). In Burma’s north-west Chin state, the Tatmadaw soldiers have burned as many as 300 buildings, according to reporting by the Financial Times and Radio Free Asia (RFA). These terrorist tactics are similar to those used by the Tatmadaw in the 2017 assault on the Rohingya in Burma’s Rakhine state. Those attacks, and the result, have variously been recognized as ethnic cleansing or genocide, by the U.N. definition. Tens of thousands were raped and murdered, causing mass flight and almost a million refugees who are now in legal limbo, mostly just over the border with Bangladesh. A few days ago on Oct. 29, the Tatmadaw used heavy artillery against the Chin town of Thantland, then …