Drug Elimination Museum, The Western Influence

A special section of the Drug Elimination Museum illustrates the corrupting influence of western youth culture. It's behind closed doors, its own special alley of hell.

Rock music, loud hair and clothes, a sure sign of an impending drug downward spiral.

Guitars are wailing, women are surrounding, it's a definite drug party.

The dance of death.

For some reason, movie-making is illustrated as a drug use example. Once the drugs take hold, you'll be on your knees in a park, gasping for your life.

And what of your life, once it slips away? The dogs and vultures feast.

Yup, that's how it goes when listening to western music, socializing and making movies.

Drug Elimination Museum, The Opium War Edition

To show that fighting the scourge of drugs has been a long tradition in Myanmar, the military included a little historical perspective in the museum. Bring on the opium wars of the late 1800's.

The king in his court, plotting.

The British are out for blood, and getting it, against the Chinese.

The Chinese are tough, though, and scoring their own amount of damage.

Still, the British fight on. And on. It's looking like WWE, circa 1890.

A fiery, bloody mess.