Myanmar: The Collapse Of A Modern Military Dictatorship | Inside A Dictatorship | War Stories

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[@trk3707]

As someone who was born & raised in Myanmar, watching the entirety of this video gives me a chill, goosebumps, sadness & anger, and a loss for words. This video sums up the state of our country. We're way behind in the past under the Military Dictatorship's rule, unlike neighboring countries like India, China, Thailand, and so on are growing, and developed technology-wise, in economy, education, healthcare & everything in general. I could write the whole book out of it and it's just endless to say. Hoping one-day country back to the right people's hand and democracy path where it belongs.

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Give ethnic country independence

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I pray for your country.

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Where all of us belong.

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Where all of us bellong.

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As a Venezuelan, I'll eagerly wait for Myanmar to have a chance to rebuild it's democracy. I'm witnessing your fight, on solidarity. 🇲🇲❤🇻🇪

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Thank 🇲🇲❤🇻🇪 I hope that Myanmar and Venezuela will have good relations

[@samwrought5650]

🇰🇭💙🇻🇪🤝may the dictatorship end in Venezuela

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Law.nya.tanah.lama.baru.kat.sana.!!/¡----------//......//

[@VanCityHapa]

Lol fix Venezuela first bruv

[@bobby3677]

Tengku mahkota burma

[@truthhurts856]

I've visited Myanmar which is an absolutely beautiful country and the people are honest, friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the vast majority of innocent people of Myanmar have suffered for way too long through no fault of their own. Peace and prosperity to Myanmar people! 🙏🙏🙏

[@truthhurts856]

Like I said, Myanmar is an absolutely beautiful country. True, Myanmar people are honest, friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the people had suffered at no fault of their own for way back from centuries-long Anglo British Colonialism, followed by decades long Anglo Western boycott & sanction. Speaking of the coups in Burma and some others around the world today are totally different from the coups which took place over half a century earlier when newly independent nations, including Burma, just came out of centuries-long Colonialism, bitter and poverty-stricken, turned to a new deal of Social-Democratic system (Socialism/Communism). - Today's coups, in most cases, are changes in the political system only, while the economic system is mostly left intact. Like I said, today's coups, in nations such as South Korea, the Philippines & Thailand, in most cases, are changes in the political sector only, while the economic/investment sectors are mostly left intact. - So what is this the fact that the West & their Western news media hardly utter a negative word about coups in Asian nations such as South Korea & the Philippines in the past and Thailand today; and yet the West, Western news media and their affiliates hardly have a day goes by without having negative comments & reactions regarding coup in Myanmar. May I ask why are they treating it so differently with Myanmar and most of all, what are they up to, what is their truth motives behind all these? - Speaking of USA-led joint annual military exercise in Thailand, which has been under military coup since 2014, and true, last August 2021/22, the largest annual military exercise was held among full participating nations, USA, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia & Singapore.. [For more, pls read the informative multi-page comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News": kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWG9n4SQeqeJq7c ]. Moreover, I agree that Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. True, it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 Speaking of ethnic and religious tragedies Burma facing today, the fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. In my humble opinion, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - The fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. True, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc are using next-door neighbor Thailand, which has a defense treaty with them, as a base camp since in the 1950s; from which attack against China/PRC was launched by sending Chinese Nationalist (Taiwanese Kuomintang) forces into nearby Burma's eastern border closed to China in the '50s and '60s. In the '60s and '70s, using Thailand as a base camp, attack against nearby Laos & Cambodia were launched during Indochina war where several millions innocent civilians were killed. - Colonialism & Colonization are evil things done and benefited by evildoers.. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants. Similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. - Here's the one solution. Why don't Burma's Muslim, Hindu & Christian population, if they wish, move to place like Anglo Colonized vast bountiful Australia/New Zealand in Asia-Pacific region? After all, these are Asia-Pacific lands looted from Native Asians-Pacific people.

[@truthhurts856]

Like I said, Myanmar is an absolutely beautiful country. True, Myanmar people are honest, friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the people had suffered at no fault of their own for way back from centuries-long Anglo British Colonialism, followed by decades long Anglo Western boycott & sanction. Speaking of the coups in Burma and some others around the world today are totally different from the coups which took place over half a century earlier when newly independent nations, including Burma, just came out of centuries-long Colonialism, bitter and poverty-stricken, turned to a new deal of Social-Democratic system (Socialism/Communism). - Today's coups, in most cases, are changes in the political system only, while the economic system is mostly left intact. Like I said, today's coups, in nations such as South Korea, the Philippines & Thailand, in most cases, are changes in the political sector only, while the economic/investment sectors are mostly left intact. - So what is this the fact that the West & their Western news media hardly utter a negative word about coups in Asian nations such as South Korea & the Philippines in the past and Thailand today; and yet the West, Western news media and their affiliates hardly have a day goes by without having negative comments & reactions regarding coup in Myanmar. May I ask why are they treating it so differently with Myanmar and most of all, what are they up to, what is their truth motives behind all these? - Speaking of USA-led joint annual military exercise in Thailand, which has been under military coup since 2014, and true, last August 2021/22, the largest annual military exercise was held among full participating nations, USA, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia & Singapore.. [For more, pls read the informative multi-page comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News"... It's on KZbin]. Moreover, I agree that Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. True, it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 Speaking of ethnic and religious tragedies Burma facing today, the fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. In my humble opinion, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - The fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. True, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc are using next-door neighbor Thailand, which has a defense treaty with them, as a base camp since in the 1950s; from which attack against China/PRC was launched by sending Chinese Nationalist (Taiwanese Kuomintang) forces into nearby Burma's eastern border closed to China in the '50s and '60s. In the '60s and '70s, using Thailand as a base camp, attack against nearby Laos & Cambodia were launched during Indochina war where several millions innocent civilians were killed. - Colonialism & Colonization are evil things done and benefited by evildoers.. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants. Similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. - Here's the one solution. Why don't Burma's Muslim, Hindu & Christian population, if they wish, move to place like Anglo Colonized vast bountiful Australia/New Zealand in Asia-Pacific region? After all, these are Asia-Pacific lands looted from Native Asians-Pacific people.

[@truthhurts856]

I agree that Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. True, it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 Speaking of ethnic and religious tragedies Burma facing today, the fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. In my humble opinion, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - The fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. True, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc are using next-door neighbor Thailand, which has a defense treaty with them, as a base camp since in the 1950s; from which attack against China/PRC was launched by sending Chinese Nationalist (Taiwanese Kuomintang) forces into nearby Burma's eastern border closed to China in the '50s and '60s. In the '60s and '70s, using Thailand as a base camp, attack against nearby Laos & Cambodia were launched during Indochina war where several millions innocent civilians were killed. - Colonialism & Colonization are evil things done and benefited by evildoers.. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants. Similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. - Here's the one solution. Why don't Burma's Muslim, Hindu & Christian population, if they wish, move to place like Anglo Colonized vast bountiful Australia/New Zealand in Asia-Pacific region? After all, these are Asia-Pacific lands looted from Native Asians-Pacific people.. [For more, pls read the informative multi-page comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News": kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWG9n4SQeqeJq7c ]. "The vast majority of the people had suffered at no fault of their own for way back from centuries-long Anglo British Colonialism, followed by decades long Anglo Western boycott & sanction." Speaking of the coups in Burma and some others around the world today are totally different from the coups which took place over half a century earlier when newly independent nations, including Burma, just came out of centuries-long Colonialism, bitter and poverty-stricken, turned to a new deal of Social-Democratic system (Socialism/Communism). - Today's coups, in most cases, are changes in the political system only, while the economic system is mostly left intact. Like I said, today's coups, in nations such as South Korea, the Philippines & Thailand, in most cases, are changes in the political sector only, while the economic/investment sectors are mostly left intact. - So what is this the fact that the West & their Western news media hardly utter a negative word about coups in Asian nations such as South Korea & the Philippines in the past and Thailand today; and yet the West, Western news media and their affiliates hardly have a day goes by without having negative comments & reactions regarding coup in Myanmar. May I ask why are they treating it so differently with Myanmar and most of all, what are they up to, what is their truth motives behind all these? - Speaking of USA-led joint annual military exercise in Thailand, which has been under military coup since 2014, and true, last August 2021/22, the largest annual military exercise was held among full participating nations, USA, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia & Singapore.

[@truthhurts856]

I agree that Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. True, it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 Speaking of ethnic and religious tragedies Burma facing today, the fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. In my humble opinion, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - The fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. True, ethnic Karen refugees fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as USA, Australia. - Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc are using next-door neighbor Thailand, which has a defense treaty with them, as a base camp since in the 1950s; from which attack against China/PRC was launched by sending Chinese Nationalist (Taiwanese Kuomintang) forces into nearby Burma's eastern border closed to China in the '50s and '60s. In the '60s and '70s, using Thailand as a base camp, attack against nearby Laos & Cambodia were launched during Indochina war where several millions innocent civilians were killed. - Colonialism & Colonization are evil things done and benefited by evildoers.. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants. Similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. - Here's the one solution. Why don't Burma's Muslim, Hindu & Christian population, if they wish, move to place like Anglo Colonized vast bountiful Australia/New Zealand in Asia-Pacific region? After all, these are Asia-Pacific lands looted from Native Asians-Pacific people.. [For more, pls read the informative multi-page comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News"... It's on KZbin]. "The vast majority of the people had suffered at no fault of their own for way back from centuries-long Anglo British Colonialism, followed by decades long Anglo Western boycott & sanction." Speaking of the coups in Burma and some others around the world today are totally different from the coups which took place over half a century earlier when newly independent nations, including Burma, just came out of centuries-long Colonialism, bitter and poverty-stricken, turned to a new deal of Social-Democratic system (Socialism/Communism). - Today's coups, in most cases, are changes in the political system only, while the economic system is mostly left intact. Like I said, today's coups, in nations such as South Korea, the Philippines & Thailand, in most cases, are changes in the political sector only, while the economic/investment sectors are mostly left intact. - So what is this the fact that the West & their Western news media hardly utter a negative word about coups in Asian nations such as South Korea & the Philippines in the past and Thailand today; and yet the West, Western news media and their affiliates hardly have a day goes by without having negative comments & reactions regarding coup in Myanmar. May I ask why are they treating it so differently with Myanmar and most of all, what are they up to, what is their truth motives behind all these? - Speaking of USA-led joint annual military exercise in Thailand, which has been under military coup since 2014, and true, last August 2021/22, the largest annual military exercise was held among full participating nations, USA, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia & Singapore.

[@hellyeah7403]

@@truthhurts856 I agree that Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. True, it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 By the way, many thanks for the informative multi-page comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWG9n4SQeqeJq7c

[@coke2971]

I hope Myanmar will rise soon love from Philippines 🇲🇲❤️🇵🇭

[@condorX2]

The problems in Burma are actually differences between the National League for Democracy (NLD) party and the rest of the populace. The NLD won an almost landslide victory in the 2015 elections and ruled the country for the first time until 2020. The leader of the party Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was very popular but her government couldn't achieve much in its five- year term. According to many independent poles, the party will surely win the elections in 2020 but it can't win an outright majority to form a government. It seemed that they were unwilling to form a coalition government and tried everything in their power to get a majority. They used many tricks before the elections and all other parties were distressed about that. Many political parties before and after the elections met with the commander-in-chief of the army and asked him to intervene. In the elections the NLD won overwhelmingly getting about 82% of the votes to everybody's astonishment. The parties and the army pointed out the irregularities and asked the Elections Commission but they refused to answer under the order of the President who is vice president of the NLD and who appointed the Commission. The army asked to get answer many times to no avail and decided to get power properly under the constitution when the NLD moved to open a new parliament and form their government. The army arrested the president and NLD leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi who instructed her followers in a prepared statement to revolt against the military. Since then NLD members started protests in the streets for about two weeks rather peacefully though. When the army didn't budge they changed to violent demonstrations arousing mostly young people and even young children. Slowly the confrontations become between the NLD youth members and the army in the streets and NLD and the rest of the populace in other areas and in social life. However, as a few hundreds of demonstrators were killed in the streets, the world knows only that the army used deadly force against unarmed civilians. The NLD apparatchiks know how to approach international political leaders to get sympathy while the army leaders concentrate on the rule of law and order in the country. Hence most of the world think the disagreement was between the army and the NLD. The truth is the army is only the caretaker for the preservation of democracy at the request of all political parties and the general public except the NLD party. -Truth Teller 💐😢

[@asian0665]

@@condorX2 burma? its Myanmar now. Aun san su gyi promised to help other ethnic but when she won the election she did not do a thing for them. That is why the war continued for more than 7 decades. If u ask me she is no better from the rest

[@joshuakevinserdan9331]

@@condorX2 yeah, we've also had our dictatorship, f that. People before the Army.

[@condorX2]

@@joshuakevinserdan9331 Wars are never about good or evil, they are always rooted to national interests. People just painted their enemy into evil to justify their own actions. Divide and conquered, also happened in Germany, Vietnam and so on. Just like what the British Empire did in India and Pakistan. Which almost guarantees wars between those two parts. Myanmar Kachin separatist group has been working with the British since their last colonialism and now the US is taking that role through a proxy war for regime change through voice America by supplying the rebels with assault rifles to carry out terrorists attack on Myanmar passengers trains , police stations, schools etc. -The New Atlas

[@MOVE2DALLAS]

@@condorX2 the same with the Aquino’s in the Philippines who stole the Presidency from Marcos

[@nicktalbot3310]

Amazing documentary. What an amazing person Aung San Suu Kyi is. I hope that Myanmar will find a way to navigate its way through these troubled times. Such a beautiful country & it's people deserve to live in peace.

[@alebaobao]

Today the 42nd ASEAN Summit has been hold in Indonesia, and this issue is one of the main discussion. Hope after this big event we will get the best solution for our fellows in Myanmar. As an Indonesian, it's heartbreaking for me that I haven't heard any good news about myanmar at least in these past 2 years or so.

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

The hardest part is ASEAN rules if am not wrong says that foreign countries internal affairs cannot be directly involved in

[@alebaobao]

@K.i.t.Nascimento your comment reminded me the politic drama that happening now in Indonesia. Man, this region is indeed messed up. What they truly care is only how many medal they could earn every SEA Games. That's south east asian for you.

[@szziy]

@@APersonOnKZbinX ofcourse they can't. The situation will become more worst if the west esp the US troops took part in Mynmar ( but if there is no benefits for them,i dont think they want either) Might be like vietnam war 2.0?

[@michaelajayi]

This is one country I planned to visit before I get old and grey. I love Myanmar, the people, The Ayeyarwady river. Thanks for the video.

[@rodrozil6544]

Too dangerous. Kidnapping, extortion, organ harvesting, etc

[@notundermywatch3163]

I was there from October to February, amazing country and especially nice people. Hope you get to experience them and their wonderful culture.

[@michaelajayi]

Thanks.

[@sawaungwinkhant5121]

Did you know the Ayeyarwady river dolphins are extinct.

[@michaelajayi]

I know local fishermen used the Dolphins to find fish, I also know motor boats engines do kill these dolphins. It will be totally horrible it they are extinct 😞

[@soesan-rohit1838]

Best Burma documentary I have seen. The whole political plays can be seen. Editing is superb.

[@aungko7686]

This is the best documentary I've ever seen. The story and editing is just perfect. I feel motivated, sad, and inspirational. This is our last war, Myanmar spring revolution must win!

[@okinwonderland9734]

❤

[@matheo4934]

i hope brave people of Myanmar whom are fighting against military dictators win their fight. May you got democracy and freedom that you deserve. God bless

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Like the Iraqis?

[@insaneclownponies9599]

​@@sanjayvaidya4925 incomparable situation, tard.

[@condorX2]

The problems in Burma are actually differences between the National League for Democracy (NLD) party and the rest of the populace. The NLD won an almost landslide victory in the 2015 elections and ruled the country for the first time until 2020. The leader of the party Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was very popular but her government couldn't achieve much in its five- year term. According to many independent poles, the party will surely win the elections in 2020 but it can't win an outright majority to form a government. It seemed that they were unwilling to form a coalition government and tried everything in their power to get a majority. They used many tricks before the elections and all other parties were distressed about that. Many political parties before and after the elections met with the commander-in-chief of the army and asked him to intervene. In the elections the NLD won overwhelmingly getting about 82% of the votes to everybody's astonishment. The parties and the army pointed out the irregularities and asked the Elections Commission but they refused to answer under the order of the President who is vice president of the NLD and who appointed the Commission. The army asked to get answer many times to no avail and decided to get power properly under the constitution when the NLD moved to open a new parliament and form their government. The army arrested the president and NLD leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi who instructed her followers in a prepared statement to revolt against the military. Since then NLD members started protests in the streets for about two weeks rather peacefully though. When the army didn't budge they changed to violent demonstrations arousing mostly young people and even young children. Slowly the confrontations become between the NLD youth members and the army in the streets and NLD and the rest of the populace in other areas and in social life. However, as a few hundreds of demonstrators were killed in the streets, the world knows only that the army used deadly force against unarmed civilians. The NLD apparatchiks know how to approach international political leaders to get sympathy while the army leaders concentrate on the rule of law and order in the country. Hence most of the world think the disagreement was between the army and the NLD. The truth is the army is only the caretaker for the preservation of democracy at the request of all political parties and the general public except the NLD party. -Truth Teller 😢

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

@Kawng Kawng to whom bong bong. Its the church againts the buddhist. Aungsan is a power hungry greedy b planted by the west a trogan. Since she couldnt get the throne she invented a new 1. The bs the xians sell about democraZy we can see unfolding after ww2.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

@@insaneclownponies9599 says the cirus act no go play with your baloons.

[@MisterNi]

I did so much diplomatic work there when the country was still known as Burma and it's a shame how quickly things fell apart in Rakhine, throwing everything into chaos. Myanmar is a clear example of why you do things based on trust or at the very least respect or don't do things at all.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Who moved muslim labour to burma. Who allowed missionaries into the ne of india and burma. There you have it.

[@thehophit6510]

The british ofc

[@thedukeofswellington1827]

I work in government and i find the diplomatic service fascinating. I would love to get into the state dept...just a bad time with the politics here in the US

[@BM-zd3vs]

​@@sanjayvaidya4925 Well said, missionaries were in North/South east Burma as well. Converts later became traitors to its own race for Anglo masters. Mind you they were as savage as masters when they became ruling class.

[@Ramxie35]

not just in Rakhine u truly knew Myanmar, the entire country is in chaos

[@evafernandez1305]

Myanmar, I pray for miracle that may democracy be restored in your country soon. Sending you my love and prayers. From the Philippines.🙏🙏🙏🙏❤

[@dasrajarshi04]

Can't believe that just a few hundred kilometres from my countryside family home in Digboi, Assam, NE India, all this has been going on.. I still remember my visit to Pangsau Pass from Assam to Myanmar and seeing the "lake of no return" from a distance.. Hope peace and tranquility comes to this beautiful neighbouring country and peoples..

[@epochproductions]

I had a home in Silchar, it also hurts me that though we have one of the strongest armies in the world, we can not do much to help the innocent people there.

[@pipipupu5104]

​@@epochproductionswe have a strongest army but very low per capita gdp

[@bestscenes9653]

As for someone who always follows the war in Myanmar nobody has told the story like you did thanks

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

A wonderful historical & document coverage video about Myanmar 🇲🇲 democracy political current & constitutional Parliament establishment after long periods of military dictatorship over Myanmar 🇲🇲 population shoulders

[@bhonemyatpaing7737]

As someone who has been living still in Myanmar since I was born this really hurts me. I hope that other countries will help us. This country really needs help. DICTATOR SHIP shouldn't BE A THING. Aung San Su Kyi for ever she is just the (BEST)_

[@nyizaw8335]

They cannot help through oper war bro. They can only guide and support us. We need to help ourself and do our best and prepare for the worst.

[@samwrought5650]

May the people of Myanmar achieve true democracy and peace come to all ethnic peoples of Burma 🇲🇲 love from Cambodia 🇰🇭

[@johnnygarfieldburma2466]

We are fighting for it's thank you.

[@Luis-mz6dx]

Do not give up Myanmar! The road to democracy will be long and difficult but one day Myanmar will be liberated from dictators and corruption. We are still struggling with that ourselves. Much love from Mexico! 🇲🇽 🇲🇲

[@assassin_rk42]

@@Luis-mz6dx viva Mexico!

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Lawa.nya.tanah.lama.baru.kat sana.!!/¡-----------//......¡//.....

[@DJH3006]

The entire situation on Myanmar should be summarized as “when you become a leader of any nation, there is no path or decision that does no harm to everyone. The needs of some people outweigh the needs of others, and you must be willing to have that blood on your hands forever.” The Myanmar military placed Aung in a difficult position to choose either her people or her reputation with the international community.

[@kaungmyattun6211]

Well said

[@zayya7784]

Thanks you for understanding, people from abroad mostly don't understand the position she was put. Into the three years after coup' now I think she should've accept the deal which Min Aung Hlaing wanted to be president. At least the stability and prosper would remain.

[@cinnamon5083]

​@@zayya7784Yes and then maybe who knows, The new Tat cadres might be willing to reform the military with the progress we should have made

[@kamma44]

@@zayya7784 What is there to understand? You act like the international community are a bunch of fools or something? The world and the Burmese people have tried her peaceful methods for over 30 years and what did it achieve? You don't fight guns with protests and ideology! This new generation has done more for the country by standing up to fight than Aung Sung Suu Kyi has done in a life time?!

[@derppy]

​@@kamma44please do understand that dominos effect exist, I doubt that the new generation would get this far without aung sang su gi. It was a collective group effort

[@patrickgoldsmith4407]

I visited & did some import/export biz when it was still best known as Burma back in 1982 & 1984. The political upheavals are heartbreaking. People just hope to live in peace. Self-serving politicians want to rule not represent. We have that here too. Damn it!

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//em//!/¡----------//.......

[@maunghtainlin1209]

It's really sad to have such unwise and greedy military generals creating endless problems for our people and country.

[@miuraladia5930]

im from indonesia, and i didn't know that the rohingya issue turns out to be really complicated, im really curious on how aung san suu kyi doing now and also the people of myanmar, i hope you all doing okay

[@manoharalisa5829]

​@@miuraladia5930becareful don't let military become the ruler of Indonesia country.

[@LuckasMS]

This is insanely interesting, rarely we get an in depth view of military governments that are often very seclusive and illusive, specially one that has been in power for so long that and has developed a complex system of its own, rooting itself into the country's political structure and power dynamics. Even more interesting is being able to see all of this from the PoV of those directly involved in all sides.

[@MedialTech]

If you truly believe this is inclusive to all side that are directly involve in this conflict that lead up to the current event we have now, I wish you to watch documentary that is separate on their own that cover all side of the conflict on each own. In this way you will have a true pov of all the side of the conflict.

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//em//!!/¡-----------.......//

[@user-bluediamondtheleprechaun]

Right before the coup i became obsessed with aung san suu kyi i still have a playlist of songs and tributes to her, this coup happened near my birthday and it all feels like a curse

[@rodrozil6544]

She's just the face. Real power is hidden somewhere.

[@PyaePhyokyaw-ni1hn]

😢

[@Ramxie35]

her era of peaceful way is over, it just doesn't work. The new generation will have to take up arms and fight to uplift the root of evil from Myanmar.

[@Cunny838]

@@Ramxie35 as much as i hate it yes you are right

[@sloppypotato00]

Blame the old man his plan is to use rohingnya as a sword to cut san sukyi head from the parliament power and cancel the democracy it's a brilliant plant and such a snake he is

[@avemaria1774]

I am from Myanmar and the war in our land is really brutal. We will destroy the terrorist military regime. VIVA LA REVOLUTION

[@Aelxi]

အရေးတော်ပုံအောင်ရမည်

[@vandenhuud8570]

U need to call for international brigade.

[@rodrozil6544]

@@vandenhuud8570 they are already in Thailand side border. In chiang Rai.

[@BM-zd3vs]

​@@rodrozil6544 Some of them disguised themselves as NGOs. Anyway so much work had already done by disguised CSOs inside the country too. It just didn't take much effort to plant ideas in the minds of Burmese people, the naive lot.

[@thantunaunggoldeneagle5113]

​@@Aelxi ***WE MUST CONTINUE TO STAND FOR TRUTH AND JUSTICE WE NEVER GIVE UP***

[@Misty-d3r]

my heart goes to the representative of Myanmar, he can't help himself, it's so sad to watch him explain, I hope Myanmar's fight for democracy will be a great success! kudos to all who wants it!! from the Philippines🏳

[@VidviewerV000]

0:00 Intro 9:34 Chapter 1: The Leaders in White 21:24 Chapter 2: Aung San Suu Kyi Enters the Stage 29:28 Chapter 3: The Battle of the Book 33:55 Chapter 4: The Alliance 43:35 Chapter 5: The Old Man 49:28 Chapter 6 :The Deal 57:37 Chapter 7: The Father 1:00:56 Chapter 8: The Plan and the Warning 1:09:37 Chapter 9: The Tragedy 1:22:06 Chapter 10: On the inside

[@jessegriffin9]

Thank you

[@PreciousBuddha]

Excellent 🎉

[@jamesreid8638]

Love and solidarity from the US for our brothers and sisters fighting for Liberty and Democracy. Please, do not despair. You are not forgotten. Min Ga Lar Par🙏🏼🌼🙏🏼

[@hotsauce1868]

Great documentary hopefully one days the people of Burma gets what they wanted

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Lawa.nya.tanah.lama.baru.kat.sana.!!//¡----------//.......

[@wanderer990]

You guys Myanmar need to take this opportunity all the way. Some countries even don't have the chance to stand up and protest. Many countries have to wait tens of years for this period, so, don't waste your turn by any mean. Wish you all the best! Rebuild a new Myanmar with full of hope and freedom!

[@nempi1835]

God bless meynmar

[@mohdyakub8842]

I from Malaysia always respect Myanmar....

[@Ghost-fw2vu]

Pray for myanmar 🇲🇲 form India 🇮🇳

[@kaungkhant4927]

Amazing work on the sad insight of Myanmar. Reminds me of what could have been if coup didn’t happen and what’s happening in my country

[@davidgoddard5532]

So much hope, such a sad end for Aung San Su Kyi. What a miserable life (apart from when she was in England). All credit to her for not walking out on her people and enjoying life in England.

[@JaM_Love_Anime]

I'm from Myanmar Our people wanna Freedom We need democracy 😢 we're tried အရေးတော်ပုံအောင်ရမည်❤

[@thanzaw]

I love Myanmar,❤❤❤

[@rajatchauhan1693]

Amazing documentary. ❤❤

[@zackcarl7861]

Hope democracy is restored in Burma 🇲🇲❤🇮🇳

[@ദ്രോഹിവാണംനാഥ്]

😂

[@ajjony4866]

#16108

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Lawa.nya.tanah.baru.kat.sana.!!/¡----------//......//

[@learn4you_thisis4you]

Thanks, we keep fighting for it in every possible ways.

[@zackcarl7861]

@@learn4you_thisis4you may the force be with you

[@MrHSwager]

Amazing and informative piece of journalism.

[@minthuta726]

All those generals in this video must be brought to Justice for what they have done to this beautiful nation.

[@DreW-bm7fc]

inlcuding san suu kyi

[@TT-rq9vj]

@@DreW-bm7fc she just puppet who maybe tried to bargain with military but it was failed. She underestimated them. She has big and impossible dream to be someday civilians and army become peace again. But soon she regretted by under arrest and military made the Coup' again. History repeated and same villain brought up again.

[@sloppypotato00]

@@DreW-bm7fc blame the old man his plan is to use the rohingnya and the un to dethrone san sukyi lol

[@ASMM1981EGY]

Great documentary Thanks from EGYPT

[@taidelek9994]

My deepest regrets to Myanmar 🇲🇲 😊

[@Lv3_cap]

Thank you for spreading awareness about this I am for Myanmar

[@sanban5524]

In my pfp it's a picture of me as a 3 yrld and this was taken in Yangon. My family came to the US and I am now 21 attending uni. Today I have been just watching videos back to back on what was happening in Myanmar. I don't know anymore I feel disheartened and just powerless. There is a war going on as well as I type this. We're all just human beings who are born with nothing and will leave this world with nothing. Good must defeat evil as cliché as that sounds it needs to occur all over the world.

[@aungsan7541]

Very similar situation here, but I came to the UK and attending uni. ashamed of what the military has done to our country.

[@eimyat2308]

By the time I watching this documentay, I feel very emotional and sorrow for my country's unlucky situation.Moreover, under the military dictatorship, We never feel safety and security all the times.I cried when i watched this video and hope all the humanitarian aids and bless of others will get to us and end this situations right now.

[@yinaye9945]

Great documentary hopefully one days the our Burma history

[@davidwicker2248]

So sad what Myanmar is going through.... One can only hope that...right .. will prevail.... the country is beautiful!

[@raunetty]

Dear U Win Htein, although one more time the tyrants have put you in jail, and although you may well finish your days there, this documentary immortailzes you. The way you relate the events and the way you portray “the Lady” make us laugh and cry at the same time. You embody Myanmar spirit at its best, and we dearly miss you as much as we miss Her.

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//em........::.....

[@zagbrefranckserylionel1456]

Well this is what I call a Masterpiece. It couldn't get any clearer

[@localboss2014]

Looks like nobody trust no one in the country. This is absolutely a disastrous situation for a country.

[@mohdfahmi8841]

Lawa.nya.tanah lama.baru.kat.sana.!!/¡-------------//......//

[@phyoedhana]

This is not the end. I hope to see this documentary continues next episode. Viva La Revolution ✊️🌹

[@jerryjchan]

The military group's creative terminology name is “Democratic Dictatorship”. One of the senior leaders of the NLD party and he is very respected by most Burmese people called “Bravo!”.

[@rodrozil6544]

Absolute democracy doesn't work good for minorities. You can see it in biggest democratic countries USA, India and Brazil. They very diverse.

[@RedRomanov]

@@rodrozil6544 You're talking about federal vs. unitary democracy. Myanmar had been looking for a roadmap to federalism until the latest coup stopped everything

[@Mujangga]

It's _all_ Democratic Dictatorship.

[@နှင်းနှင်း-ဍ၃ဆ]

Thank you for documenting the Horrifying history of Myanmar dictatorship

[@Aba21270]

The truth is Myanmar Military will never collapse!

[@outdoor565]

One day its collapse if stand together and fight back against military!!

[@Mrgunsngear]

Thanks

[@Eastwyrm]

I feel for this woman, a great leader, and I think it would be intellectually dishonest to condemn her as a collaborator in genocide. How much power did she really hold that could be so totally removed in the 2021 coup?!

[@jerichot6616]

Thats the thing about this, she had no power during this genocide. It was literally the military and still the military the continues to hold power. To trail her as a collaborator is like condemning victims of kidnaping to be trailed along with their kidnappers. Its blatant on how these government officials talk, around 28:00 he literally talks about the jealousy that she holds emotional power from the people and the military doesn't. Lmao I wonder why, not like the military's been on a terror rampage for as long as anyone can remember. I feel so sad for her, she was the biggest hope for Burma, the people loved her.

[@bloodswornaburmesehistorian]

@@jerichot6616 I used to work for a research think tank back in Myanmar before the coup and I was talking to this retired British civil servant, who was serving as an advisor and he basically said that the main thing was Myanmar's public relations was very weak and all these other officials, journalists, rights groups and foreign governments just took advantage of it to pile everything on her. The whole thing was pretty much a trap created by the military to destroy her reputation. My grandfather, who used to be a captain in the army before he resigned due to the 1988 coup, calls it "political landmines" to sabotage any future governments. The Rohingya crisis, drug lords in the Shan State, the ultranationalists, they had some role in laying the foundation for these issues. Many ex-soldiers and those who have defected and became PDFs usually say the only thing these guys ever understood was the point of a sword.

[@Aelxi]

@@bloodswornaburmesehistorian hey nice to see you here! Also with so much misunderstanding and misinformation about our country, do you plan to do videos on covering the history of Burma right after we got independence? Where seeds are laid for all the things happening rn?

[@bloodswornaburmesehistorian]

@@Aelxi I would like to but I have to be careful with post-colonial content to protect my family.

[@fareaislam6681]

she is the main culprit to unstable the myanmar

[@audreyslim3902]

thx for covering the IGNORED world in Silence 😢😢😢

[@KhinThitsar]

The person (then Foreign Minister) who explained to the Newsmen in Singapore on behalf of Gen. Khin Nyunt was later arrested by the next Military Leader General Than Shwe and was let die in prison .

[@jasperangel]

Fan here in the Philippines 🌴

[@simplelang4289]

nice documentary now I know the real history

[@NayT-is1xn]

General Aung San was assassinated on 19 July 1947 before Burma's independence from the UK on 4 January 1948. The dates you mentioned in this documentary is wrong.

[@liambelfast6001]

thankyou so much for this .

[@hnin7705]

Good documentary thank you

[@SkyHiltribe]

"The collapsed of modern military dictatorship?" Such misleading headline. The appropriate words should have been, "The collapsed of modern democracy in a military dictatorship". If the country's military dictatorship collapsed, how do you explain the current situation in Myanmar? Do you see democracy waving its flag at the country's capital? Do you see democracy winning the civil war between Myanmar's military dictatorship and its people? I'd think not. So, again, explain to me how the modern dictatorship military collapsed when the military dictatorship has control and influence over the entire country?

[@Setsuna1]

***half the country***

[@zamn4262]

They can't even control the 40%of country with that modern technology.

[@SkyHiltribe]

@@zamn4262 so, if the military dictatorship in Myanmar is in such poor state, why is Myanmar in the situation it's in now? Why doesn't the entire 70% population rise up and take over? We don't see/hear the military dictatorship asking for help. But we see its citizens asking for help. What does that tell you? It's indications that the military dictatorship is far from collapse....it's an indicator that the military still has influence in most aspects of the country. And here we are saying, "how the mighty military Myanmar dictatorship has fallen"...and yet, the people is the one asking for help. Facts are facts...and facts points out that the military dictatorship still controls the country.

[@kelzangphuntsho1071]

I have watched this documentary for the second time now. The sentiments towards rohingya muslims from the general populace and 25% military seats in the parliament is the major hurdle Suu Kyi faced. She kept quiet for a reason which ultimately led to her downfall. As a daughter of the military general herself, going against the military isn't well-received. There's still hope for the people of Myanmar.

[@RandyVict]

As a Burmese..we'll fight until we free..we don't want military coup we don't want to go to Dark Age(1988) and i can't let it happened again in our next Generation.. so we'll fight #LongLiveRevolution

[@motherslove7888]

You're really good. Some points are out of my sight.🎉🎉🎉

[@AS-iq7sx]

Freedom and Democracy for Myanmar

[@phonekhantkyaw476]

As a Myanmar Citizen, we won't give up againsting sinistrous military tyrant and their fellows until they eventually kneel down to our Mother of Democracy, Aung San Su Kyi.

[@boharasubash9359]

I like your news making process too good information

[@researchandsharing9980]

i cried when i see this video😢

[@jshkap]

Thank you….

[@yannaingko8538]

Hope there will be part Two as it will be more interesting.

[@Japan_flag]

As a Burma 🇲🇲 person I can confirm that it’s Beautiful there it’s not all good right now in 2023

[@weingkham4033]

I think things will get better....the brotherhood alliance already captured the major trading route to china....if they get good fund n weapons....than u think they can overthrow the military

[@phole1100]

I love how Joe says we need to fight for Democracy and yet never talks about Myanmar

[@allowedme]

Curly Johnson Once a country is governed by democratic form of elections, it is officially under the control of the US.

[@triadwarfare]

Neither does Trump. Your point?

[@phole1100]

@@triadwarfare my Point is that neither Joe or Trump actually care about Democracy, they only care for power and control and the fear of loosing it. I've lost hope in democracy as well

[@gonymaha7654]

This video is chilling

[@cruisehouse7610]

Great narration, hope the will of the people wins,🤦my country is also under military dictatorship

[@kendreamegan5615]

This is NOT the end as we have not given up.

[@sandeshgiri-hw4rc]

Fighting✊

[@lawoon-su6oc]

More upload about myanmar❤

[@Aria-cd6dq]

Myanmar is an absolutely beautiful country and the people are honest, friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the vast majority of innocent people of Myanmar have suffered for way too long through no fault of their own. Peace & prosperity to people of Myanmar! 🙏🙏🙏

[@thykingdomcome7238]

No doubt, Myanmar is an absolutely beautiful country and the people are honest, friendly and helpful. True, Myanmar people have suffered for way too long through no fault of their own, way back from centuries-long Anglo British Colonialism, followed by decades long Anglo Western boycott & sanction. Burma/Myanmar: From Anglo Western Colonialism to Anglo Western boycott & sanction to Anglo Western sponsored civil war.. It never ends. 😔 In my humble opinion, the coups in Myanmar and some others around the world today are totally different from the coups which took place over half a century earlier when newly independent nations, including Burma, just came out of centuries-long Colonialism, bitter and poverty-stricken, turned to a new deal of Social-Democratic system (Socialism/Communism). - Today's coups, in most cases, are changes in the political system only, while the economic system is mostly left intact. Like I said, today's coups, in nations such as South Korea, the Philippines & Thailand, in most cases, are changes in the political sector only, while the economic/investment sectors are mostly left intact. - So what is this the fact that the West & their Western news media hardly utter a negative word about coups in Asian nations such as South Korea & the Philippines in the past and Thailand today; and yet the West, Western news media and their affiliates hardly have a day goes by without having negative comments & reactions regarding coup in Myanmar. May I ask why are they treating it so differently with Myanmar and most of all, what are they up to, what are their true motives behind all these? - Speaking of USA-led joint annual military exercise in Thailand, which has been under military coup since 2014, and true, last August 2021/22, the largest annual military exercise was held among full participating nations, USA, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia & Singapore..[For honest truths, pls read the informative multi-pages comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News"... It's on KZbin ]. In my humble opinion, Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. I suppose it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 Speaking of ethnic and religious tragedies Burma facing today, the fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. In my humble opinion, ethnic refugees & others fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as the USA, Australia. - The fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. True, ethnic refugees & others fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as the USA, Australia. - Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc are using next-door neighbor Thailand, which has a defense treaty with them, as a base camp since in the 1950s; from which attack against China/PRC was launched by sending Chinese Nationalist (Taiwanese Kuomintang) forces into nearby Burma's eastern border closed to China in the '50s and '60s. In the '60s and '70s, using Thailand as a base camp, attacks against nearby Laos & Cambodia were launched during the Indochina war where several millions innocent civilians were killed. - Colonialism & Colonization are evil things done and benefited by evildoers. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants. Similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. - Here's the one solution. Why don't Burma's Muslim, Hindu & Christian population, if they wish, move to a place like Anglo Colonized vast bountiful Australia/New Zealand in the Asia-Pacific region? After all, these are Asia-Pacific lands looted from Native Asians-Pacific people. 😔

[@thykingdomcome7238]

In my humble opinion, Burma would have been much better off without Anglo British Colonialism. For instance, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian there up until Colonialism. I suppose it's fair to say that many of these tragedies that nation facing today, such as racial, ethnic and religious conflicts, started with Colonialism. 😔 Speaking of ethnic and religious tragedies Burma facing today, the fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. In my humble opinion, ethnic refugees & others fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as the USA, Australia. - The fact that the world's longest Civil War which is in Myanmar, mainly between Buddhist Burmese and Christian Karen (while Buddhist Karen are largely at peace) was made it possible, prolonged and supported by Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc while they are using next-door neighbor Thailand (which has a defense treaty with them) as a base camp since in the 1950. True, ethnic refugees & others fleeing the conflict/war in Myanmar are entitled to cross over to Thailand to stay, as well as eligibility to relocate to new places such as the USA, Australia. - Anglo Clans of USA, UK & Australia, etc are using next-door neighbor Thailand, which has a defense treaty with them, as a base camp since in the 1950s; from which attack against China/PRC was launched by sending Chinese Nationalist (Taiwanese Kuomintang) forces into nearby Burma's eastern border closed to China in the '50s and '60s. In the '60s and '70s, using Thailand as a base camp, attacks against nearby Laos & Cambodia were launched during the Indochina war where several millions innocent civilians were killed. - Colonialism & Colonization are evil things done and benefited by evildoers. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants. Similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. - Here's the one solution. Why don't Burma's Muslim, Hindu & Christian population, if they wish, move to a place like Anglo Colonized vast bountiful Australia/New Zealand in the Asia-Pacific region? After all, these are Asia-Pacific lands looted from Native Asians-Pacific people...[For honest truths, pls read the informative multi-pages comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News"... It's on KZbin ]. In my humble opinion, the coups in Myanmar and some others around the world today are totally different from the coups which took place over half a century earlier when newly independent nations, including Burma, just came out of centuries-long Colonialism, bitter and poverty-stricken, turned to a new deal of Social-Democratic system (Socialism/Communism). - Today's coups, in most cases, are changes in the political system only, while the economic system is mostly left intact. Like I said, today's coups, in nations such as South Korea, the Philippines & Thailand, in most cases, are changes in the political sector only, while the economic/investment sectors are mostly left intact. - So what is this the fact that the West & their Western news media hardly utter a negative word about coups in Asian nations such as South Korea & the Philippines in the past and Thailand today; and yet the West, Western news media and their affiliates hardly have a day goes by without having negative comments & reactions regarding coup in Myanmar. May I ask why are they treating it so differently with Myanmar and most of all, what are they up to, what are their true motives behind all these? - Speaking of USA-led joint annual military exercise in Thailand, which has been under military coup since 2014, and true, last August 2021/22, the largest annual military exercise was held among full participating nations, USA, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia & Singapore.

[@dearsirormadam20]

"Burma/Myanmar: From Anglo Western Colonialism to Anglo Western boycott & sanction to Anglo Western sponsored civil war.. It never ends." Peace and prosperity to Myanmar. 🙏

[@ohlordy9680]

Peace be with you all! By the way, many thanks for the informative multi-page comments by 'Ms. Gregoria' at, "Myanmar remains in social and economic crisis since military seized power/BBC News".

[@misterlianghui]

So true that people of Myanmar have suffered for way too long through no fault of their own.. Peace & prosperity to Myanmar!

[@shantoshanto9550]

everyone should support myanmar people and rebel group who against myanmar dictatorship ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@ShaqItGood]

This kind of story is not new to Southeast. Almost all countries had been through this kind of power struggle. The only difference is, it sticks in Myanmar. The fight is still the same from the 80s up to the present whilst her neighbors started moving on and developed.

[@Nolaris3]

I think it's even more tragic because up until the recent coup, it did actually look like Myanmar had changed for the better. I remember being in Yangon in 2017, and while Myanmar wasn't as developed there was genuine hope among the populace that things are getting better. Seeing all of that hope and progress ripped away was so heartbreaking.

[@montrak4208]

I can't bear to hear their lies.

[@jamieswafford977]

The military's?

[@montrak4208]

Absolutely

[@mimosahla1347]

Heartfelt video, reflecting the political crisis after the prolong military dictatorship since 1962 .Myanmar people who love geniue democracy are still struggling to fight against the evil Myanmar armed force whose gratitude is nothing for our country. All the military leaders are the culprits of the sufferings of Myanmar people now, committing all the brutal atrocities upon their own citizens for the sake of their power.

[@rodrozil6544]

Communist countries are doing better in Asia.

[@jeremykwanhongkok4221]

The significant mistake made by Aung San Suu Kyi was agreeing to a dangerous and somewhat unstable alliance with the military and she soon paid a high price for it with another harsher imprisonment term when she failed to discover that as time passed, her authority was becoming increasingly limited and ultimately devoid of until it was too late. This was the final nail in the coffin for Myanmar's experimental democracy when the military officers whom she naively believed could be appeased were plotting a coup d'etat to overthrow her which they eventually succeeded. The plan was kept under cloak and dagger behind the scenes and she could not see the warning signs appearing in the subsequent years. Consequently, when the General Min decided to launch his coup, she was absolutely caught with her trousers down. However, all of this could have been avoided, if Aung San Suu Kyi had not been hesitant and reluctant to resist the military officers let alone attempting to negotiate with them. It clearly shows just how much wisdom and political will she is lacking due to her background of being the daughter of a military leader who was the brainchild of the country's military totalitarian regime. It all goes to show that, she to a certain extent supported many aspects of totalitarianism which was confirmed by many of her former and closes advisors, many of whom are currently incarcerated or in exiled, some had even perished under the brutal military regime. They warned that Aung San Suu Kyi possessed an authoritarian ego which did not allowed her to admit failures and mitigate them with solutions, instead she would rather isolate herself and divert the blame to others. Indeed, according to one senior political observer, "She should have stay as a moral leader."

[@wuityilwin6949]

She did all the best things she could. We hoped for the best for our country. We are victims including her. Why you accused of us being victims. The Dictators and military are the worst people you ever seen. Please support our revolution and we will fight to the end. Justice must reveal.

[@jeremykwanhongkok4221]

@@wuityilwin6949 I am not against the democratic revolution but I am very concerned about Aung San Suu Kyi's tolerance and relationship with the military dictators despite all the evils they have done in the past. It is a mistake for Ms Suu Kyi to form an alliance with these murderers, knowing pretty well, they will never accept her as president let alone acknowledge her policies. Even her closest associates revealed that she was not willing to take risks to reduce and dismantle the authoritarian power of the military. Think about it, why would Ms Suu Kyi need assurances from the military if the people of Myanmar are the ones who hold the right and power of endorsement?

[@davidgoddard5532]

I think you are being too harsh on her. At the end of the day she is still alive so when your father had been assassinated when your were two years old, that is an achievement in itself. I am sure at heart she is pro democracy. I wonder what they said to her before that speech that was her downfall in the eyes of the free world?

[@lucario2188]

​@@jeremykwanhongkok4221Because the army is the one that has de facto power what a dumbass question.

[@Danandsan44]

Ok, what alternatives did she has? You are not dealing with reality, she is. She needs to play with the cards she is dealt with when the army did not even want to allow her in the table in the beginning.

[@IANANTHONYDESILVA-ty4gq]

I like that work

[@Innwa.]

Oh damn I'm living thru a historical event

[@Hippobottomless]

Lol ikr it’s crazy

[@yie1918]

I love Myanmar 🌸🌸🌸🌸✌️

[@tnreprasentog7769]

Yeah there's a full-blown war going on over there and it's like nobody really knows about it lol wild

[@luckylindy1776]

happens when the subject is some THIRD WORLD area.....Hmmm.......lol (CONFLICTS in Sudan ... Phillipines ... Thailand ....etc.....Hmmm)

[@joesamuel4676]

Most 'repressed' fools in the ROW don't ever know anything about most countries let alone Burma. They are too busy screeching how victimized they are when they live in luxury.

[@rodrozil6544]

@@winoo8542 Start peace talks if you really want peace. But I know the reality.

[@wind4758]

​@@rodrozil6544peace talk with tyrant is impossible unless you want to sacrifice your liberty and devote your life to him

[@nagahumanbeingzooofparticl8836]

It's a sad state when the country is not for the people. The military should rise against their corrupt leaders and try to make it a peaceful country for every citizen 🙏

[@RyanC8703]

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has been a big thorn in the side for the Tatmadaw (Myanmar armed forces) when her party managed to make her the de facto leader of the government by creating the post 'state counsellor' which overshadowed the presidential post. That was what the military-drawn constitution was designed to prevent her to become the president. Tatmadaw has viewed that as it was out maneuvered politically. It's been intent to remove her from the power even since. That's one of the main reasons the 2011 February coup took place.

[@လွမ်းသူ-ဇ၈ဋ]

Before arriving the dawn, there is midnight darkness. We are at the darkest hour right now. But dawn will certainly come. May truth prevails.

[@ruifenghuang1029]

By immigrating to US and Europe and blaming China, the Arab winter of Myanmar is here to stay

[@koro_gaming8849]

‌a great mind such a Ko Ni was assassinated by military just because he found that loophole. Such a loss for myanmar I'd say.

[@IANANTHONYDESILVA-ty4gq]

What good there and how grate important importance

[@jerichot6616]

The irony "She did not fit our political agenda." "Our political agenda are the people's agenda." Which is it? The military's agenda or the people's agenda cuz right now it seems like the people have a completely different agenda.

[@ianhomerpura8937]

The "people" meant the Tatmadaw, only them.

[@informer6565]

You read too much mainstream media.

[@ianhomerpura8937]

@@informer6565 then what is the truth?

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

​@@ianhomerpura8937 ask the church. The west thinks the "world" is ignorant. How many sanctions on countries that wiped out rich countries in the midfle east for their oil. Find those wmds? Theres your truth.

[@rodrozil6544]

@@ianhomerpura8937 I could write but it will be removed.

[@rashidajam1488]

When I watch this I really want to cry, my country from long time we don’t have peace of mind

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//em//.......//

[@chunguslongjon9666]

The neglected war, the ignored war.. my friends from Myanmar tell me what is happening not the news.. one update every 4-5 months. Stop this madness.

[@thea6573]

When the west world alliance won a war in Ukraine maybe they will help you maybe.

[@rodrozil6544]

@@thea6573 that's not going to happen because the whole point is it itself.

[@thea6573]

@@rodrozil6544 yeah world politics is too much for me.

[@thea6573]

@@rodrozil6544 And so many people still don't know truly what will happen if the west and Ukraine win it war Putin will go mad and drag all of us down with him in my country we have a word for it "when you put your enemy to the corner with no way escape they will do everything for their own survival" and quote from battlefield v "we will not capitulate No never ! We maybe destroy but if we we shall drag the world with us world in flame and yeah everyone thinks Putin don't have a ball to use a nuke but you guy keep calling him a madman so it's madman can go beyond that insane choice.

[@BM-zd3vs]

​​@@rodrozil6544 Exactly man! Julian Assange would say "they will make it long and continuous war".

[@putraperak5369]

dont run be brave still fight for freedom

[@Linjp23]

ဒီဟာကို စစ်ခွေး ဘောမ များကြည့်ဖြစ်ခဲ့ရင် မင်းတို့စစ်ခွေးတွေ ခောတ်အဆက်ဆက် ပြည်သူပေါ်ကောင်းခဲ့တာ တကွက်လောက်ပြပေးစမ်းပါ

[@milanmor]

bit correction: not 11000 battalions, but 11000 soldiers were sent... (at 7:10)

[@fritzkop2874]

If you want to get a good perspective you should go to the insein prison and interview the political prisoners

[@vintran9777]

Feel bad for that lady. Hope peace will come to the people of Myanmar.✌