Military Coup in Myanmar

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

[Anatoliyanskiy]

A somehow-not-arrested Journalist gave an NPR Interviewer and inside look of Myanmar in this podcast

good job with them on not getting arrested, though id recommend leaving the country ASAP.

I also realized that we are literally watching history in the making right now.

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

You think the US is behind the military coup? Are all your opinions as strange?

[The New California Republic]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

...no. There is no evidence of that. If anything it was China that blocked the condemnation of the coup at the UN, so if you are looking for a prime suspect...

[Valentine Z]

A somehow-not-arrested Journalist gave an NPR Interviewer and inside look of Myanmar in this podcast

good job with them on not getting arrested, though id recommend leaving the country ASAP.

I also realized that we are literally watching history in the making right now.

Weirdly enough, we are pretty stoic even with the arrests and bullcrap from the military that was being given to us. Do we abhor the military? Most of us are, yes. Somehow, after seeing through one before a few decades back, we were just more rebellious and knew the song and dance that is or might be happening.

Of course, to reiterate this point for the umpteenth time, a lot of us are so against the genocide that happened (unfortunately, there's always the few that supported), and there are no "buts" to it. I only can and want to see that NLD gets a bit of a reform, or at least completely keep the junta-ish elements away. The democracy can certainly improve.

Addendum: Another day, another Civil Disobedience of literally drumming stuff.

[Risottia]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

You really know nichts about Myanmar.
The Burmese military is supported by the PRC. The US always supported Suu Kyi as leverage against China and its rising influence in Indochina.

[Arisyan]

good job with them on not getting arrested, though id recommend leaving the country ASAP.

I also realized that we are literally watching history in the making right now.

Weirdly enough, we are pretty stoic even with the arrests and bullcrap from the military that was being given to us. Do we abhor the military? Most of us are, yes. Somehow, after seeing through one before a few decades back, we were just more rebellious and knew the song and dance that is or might be happening.

Of course, to reiterate this point for the umpteenth time, a lot of us are so against the genocide that happened (unfortunately, there's always the few that supported), and there are no "buts" to it. I only can and want to see that NLD gets a bit of a reform, or at least completely keep the junta-ish elements away. The democracy can certainly improve.

Addendum: Another day, another Civil Disobedience of literally drumming stuff.

Hopefully, this coup convinces the NLD to denounce the Rohingya Genocide and stop saying "We HaD nO PArT In IT It WaS JuST The MiLiTaRY WHO ComMiTeD IT", and also hopefully reject any sort of military junta. Suu Kyi started out being against the dictatorship, but then when she was elected she inevitably became corrupted by the power of being the leader of a country she too embraced some dictator tendencies.

[Tranzoria]

Weirdly enough, we are pretty stoic even with the arrests and bullcrap from the military that was being given to us. Do we abhor the military? Most of us are, yes. Somehow, after seeing through one before a few decades back, we were just more rebellious and knew the song and dance that is or might be happening.

Of course, to reiterate this point for the umpteenth time, a lot of us are so against the genocide that happened (unfortunately, there's always the few that supported), and there are no "buts" to it. I only can and want to see that NLD gets a bit of a reform, or at least completely keep the junta-ish elements away. The democracy can certainly improve.

Addendum: Another day, another Civil Disobedience of literally drumming stuff.

Hopefully, this coup convinces the NLD to denounce the Rohingya Genocide and stop saying "We HaD nO PArT In IT It WaS JuST The MiLiTaRY WHO ComMiTeD IT", and also hopefully reject any sort of military junta. Suu Kyi started out being against the dictatorship, but then when she was elected she inevitably became corrupted by the power of being the leader of a country she too embraced some dictator tendencies.

The Military just objected to the claims of Genocide, and the Rohingya denounced the leadership of both the Junta and the NLD.

[Rusozak]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

Although I won't deny it is the USA's style, I don't think it's the case this time. The military regime doesn't seem friendly to US interests. If any other nation was behind it it's probably China.

[Omniabstracta]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

Although I won't deny it is the USA's style, I don't think it's the case this time. The military regime doesn't seem friendly to US interests. If any other nation was behind it it's probably China.

Though the least far fetched option, of course, is just the military doing it itself using the back door it created. China may like the military more than the civilian government, but what it really likes is stability for its investments, and a coup isn’t exactly a hallmark of stability.

[Vivolkha]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one organization comes to mind, that organization is the Tatmadaw.

Not every major world event is caused by foreign interference, you know. It's just a convenient scapegoat most of the time.

[Tranzoria]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

Although I won't deny it is the USA's style, I don't think it's the case this time. The military regime doesn't seem friendly to US interests. If any other nation was behind it it's probably China.

Who's denouncing the Coup and arming up the Myanmarian Border.
Biden thinks it's Russia and possibly even ASEAN.

[Tranzoria]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one organization comes to mind, that organization is the Tatmadaw.

Not every major world event is caused by foreign interference, you know. It's just a convenient scapegoat most of the time.

The Tatmadaw?
That is VERY far-fetched. Why the Military of Myanmar be in control of the Military Coup?

[Vivolkha]

As I said, foreign powers aren't necessarily involved and probably aren't.

[Rusozak]

Although I won't deny it is the USA's style, I don't think it's the case this time. The military regime doesn't seem friendly to US interests. If any other nation was behind it it's probably China.

Who's denouncing the Coup and arming up the Myanmarian Border.
Biden thinks it's Russia and possibly even ASEAN.

ASEAN? Why would they plot a destabilizing coup in one of their own member states?

[Tranzoria]

Who's denouncing the Coup and arming up the Myanmarian Border.
Biden thinks it's Russia and possibly even ASEAN.

ASEAN? Why would they plot a destabilizing coup in one of their own member states?

Unless Biden just doesn't like Russia because of the Reporter jailed or Trump, Biden blames Russia because just over a week ago, ASEAN and Russia announced a Strategic Partnership, in which supplies were transported to, and through, Myanmar.

As for why, it's most likely the lack of a firm grip on the rowdy Population of Myanmar.

[Adamede]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

I know you’ve got a hate boner for the US but there’s other players on the world stage dude.

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

I know you’ve got a hate boner for the US but there’s other players on the world stage dude.

There is no such thing, I'm just saying my free opinion, please don't brand me as an American enemy. I wonder what percent of the world's arms production is produced in the United States.

[Cordel One]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

I wouldn't be surprised if it was, but I don't think so. This kinda coup isn't quite our style.

[Adamede]

I know you’ve got a hate boner for the US but there’s other players on the world stage dude.

There is no such thing, I'm just saying my free opinion, please don't brand me as an American enemy.

Over react much? I stated my observation of you, and it’s that you hypocritically focus on the Us over all others. Fact is the US supports the government that has been deposed by the coup.

I wonder what percent of the world's arms production is produced in the United States.

That has nothing to do with coup dude. Get on fucking topic instead of changing the subject.

[Valrifell]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

I wouldn't be surprised if it was, but I don't think so. This kinda coup isn't quite our style.

Why would the US sanction the government it just installed?

[Cordel One]

I wouldn't be surprised if it was, but I don't think so. This kinda coup isn't quite our style.

Why would the US sanction the government it just installed?

And why would we want to coup Myanmar to begin with?

[Tranzoria]

Why would the US sanction the government it just installed?

And why would we want to coup Myanmar to begin with?

To place dominance in Southeast Asia, he's gonna say.

[Adamede]

I wouldn't be surprised if it was, but I don't think so. This kinda coup isn't quite our style.

Why would the US sanction the government it just installed?

Big brain 4D chess moves to throw everyone off the scent.

Or something like that.

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

As the true owners of the coup, for some reason, only one state comes to mind, that state is the USA. It's just my personal opinion

I wouldn't be surprised if it was, but I don't think so. This kinda coup isn't quite our style.

Are you saying that the United States intervened in the internal affairs of many countries and supported the coups politically and financially, but that the USA was not in the Myanmar coup ?