Hello from india. You have friendly neighbour countries. I know , America is facing problem of illegal immigrants from Mexico but overall peace at border. But here, we already have enemies at two fronts. One is pakistan, after defeating it in every war they are doing proxy war. Helping terrorists to smuggle through borders and funding some groups in Kashmir to create a situation of unrest. Other one is china which we all know it has expanist dreams, they are trying every way to destabilize the country internally like paying journalist,media organisations to write in its favour and accuse Govt. of not good relations. And also by funding terrorist group at Pak. border. I hope Myanmar doesn't become like them.🙏
@@sumitaggarwal6653 You are an imbecile to understand the depth of the matter. First of all the Myanmar is facing its own internal political issues which has nothing to do with India, like no shit. They are fighting among each other inside their own home. Myanmar has no hostility towards India. Now talking about foreign enemies the India has got only two close border opponents Pakistan and China. Whereas, on the other hand America has got plenty of enemies including Russia, Iran, North Korea and numerous terrorist organizations all over the globe. Finally regarding illegal immigrants, I would say not as many infiltrators come to America every month that many comes to India every week via Bangladesh.
He's wrong about China supporting the anti junta militias, they use the m-16 from what Ive seen. China definitely supported the military Junta when the UNSC voted on what to do about Myanmar.
I hope Myanmar can get back to normal soon. I'm just curious on what it would be like if everyone welcome the army after the coup with flowers. An alternative ending sorta thing.
Very interesting and clearly explained video. However, as someone from Myanmar I do have to disagree about China not benefiting from this military coup. With many countries placing sanctions against this military regime, it will be left with almost no international partners except maybe Russia and China who have historically always backed the junta. China will be able to have a lot more bargaining power against an internationally isolated military government in Myanmar, whereas the civilian government may not be as easily influenced because it would not be sanctioned and isolated like the military regime. China continuously blocks any attempt by the UN to take action about the current situation in Myanmar because it has A LOT to gain from an isolated military regime in Myanmar.
@Ares Bro, your analysis is to the point. China has been using Myanmar as buffer state for it's own selfish reasons and for sustaining unrest in northeastern part of India. Myanmarese Junta has been duped by China and is also maintaining unrest in Myanmar. China has an eye on the gas and oil reserves of Myanmar to mitigate it's shortage back at home. Also, through Myanmar China is eyeing to secure it's Sea lines of communication (SLOC) through Indian Ocean region(IOR). Alongwith this they have cleverly taken Coco island on lease to tackle Indian growing Naval power in IOR. They are using this Coco Island to gather Intel on QUAD and Indian maritime activities. Favourable Myanmar government will also Help China in leasing out some crucial ports in Myanmar to reduce it's dependency on Malaca Strait. The bellicosity and hypocrisy of China is growing day by day despite facing economic backlash back a home.
Yes it also true but it was economic gain for china cuz china is no.2 economy in the world and superpower state just like india which is our two powerful neighbours. China is not also historcially backer of junta. During Ne Win times in 60s . US supported Ne Win coup Cuz PM U Nu is neutral and also taking communists to not take arms. And U Nu is also strong oppose to KMT( present taiwan ) troops in our country's Shan state . So U Nu oppose US aid and recongize Mao government in mainland china and together they fight KMT in Shan State. So US supported Ne Win coup. When Ne Win came to power he wanted to show that he was also not puppet of US. so he is called himself Socailist and closed economy and make some no good economic policies. And also in his time Military got from battlefield to run bussiness. They are soldiers and not bussinessmen. Their militaric mind and polices make myanmar very poor. But behind the scene Ne Win fought communists Like BCP which is supported by China Mao . Only Deng Xiaoping time When China got along with US to fight Soviet. Myanmar got friendly with China. Please my brother I am also From Myanmar and I want to see my country to rise from these poor situations but We need to know and learn history and facts . Don't think Who bad and who right . We must think for ourselevs. In order to good coruse for our country economically and stable and to gain opportunities we need both india and china . Think for our country brother
I am from the UK and was trying to find out why the situation is so bad in Myanmar at the moment and you have enlightened and informed me very well...thank you for your efforts, much appreciated. Lets hope Myanmar can reach a peaceful settlement soon and stop this violence and killing.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Thanks sir. Please don't ignore us. We are being slaughtered by millitary dogs on daily basis. You might only heard of rohingya case. In fact , all Myanmar people ( 135 ethnic groups ) suffered the same under millitary dictatorship. By the way Aung San Suu Kyi ( pronounces Aung Sann su kyee ) . Thanks sir.
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@@desertstar7199 WoW are you even for real, huh! Don't mix everything in one basket and try to differentiate between good and bad. Just don't comment for the sake of commenting!
Only way to free your people's from the Military Junta's, a Hero or a leader must rise up from the Armed Forces itself like Middle Ranking Army Officers or a High Ranking General alikes and than arrest those military Generals responsible for the Coup, if such actions takes place the Myanmar People's and the whole world will support them and hail them as heroes. So, do try very hard to reach this message in the Army and alikes. Love from India!
@@alfredawomi2340 nah,you sugesstion sounds great but what you don't know is,it's not just the generals who are abusive but also soliders,they had a habit of abusing ethnics ppl so they are also part of this coup. They even thrratened us to shoot us with live rounds on tiktok videos. It's not just the coup leader but also all abusive soliders that we should wipe out for all the good of ethnics. So that scenario of herioc general wont work upon soliders who were killing ppl passionately.
I would like to point out that most people from outside of Myanmar gave too much credit on the "US sanction" for the transition of the "Partial Democracy". However, most Myanmar would say that the military leader was getting too old to manage his subordinate and he didn't want to be sacked like most dictators when he gets to a certain age. So transition to partial democracy only happened as per his exit plan. He also didn't immediately handover the goverment to the civilian and excluded the leading party NLD to participate for the term of 2010 to 2016. Instead, he made all top generals to force retire for the preparation of the civilian government and made sure that his subordinates including Thein Sein to lead the civilian goverment.
I love the way you present the information in a way where you stick to facts and avoid making assumptions, or acknowledge where assumptions have been made.
As a Burmese I can assure you almost all facts in the video is genuine and really reflect what’s happening on ground. The only wrong thing in the video is MM junta and China have close ties. MM top generals were importing jades, Ruby and timber illegally to China and benefiting a lot from it. They also allowed China to contract deep sea ports and dams, in exchange for enormous bribes. Also China FM met With junta just a few days before the coup, in which most believe the junta asked for china’s veto at the UN Security Council. In conclusion China is in huge favour of the coup, as it can do what ever it want in MYANMAR exchange for bribing the army generals.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (Social media blocked those explanations as NLD spends millions of dollars to get that privilege) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
You are the only teacher, I never want to miss a single word. Explanation plus slides and its effects are just superb, sir. I watch your videos on repeat mode, that makes me hard to forget facts.
Glad you did this video. India has significant interests in Sittwe port, Kaladan highway and Trilateral highway. China has military base in Coco island near Andaman as well as the Kyaukpyu island in Bay of Bengal. Nice video!
This was a lot more detail than I was looking for - however, it's also damn impressive Amit. Absolutely stunning work. I did know about Aung San Suu Kyi, but I had forgotten. Thank you for the effort. This is a truly awesome video for those who might want or need to know the particulars
Thank you for making this vid sir, now I understand why it went this far. I'm from PH and got totally curious when I watched the news about it. Hoping for the better in Myanmar
Thank you for this explainer! I’m Nepalese Burmese and my husband is British Indian. He’s not very familiar with the Burmese politics and had been asking me to explain everything that’s going on. It’s such a complicated issue that I didn’t know where to start! I’ll forward this video for him. Well done in pronouncing Min Aung Hlaing. It isn’t an easy name to pronounce. Also, the “Kyi” in Aung San Suu Kyi, it’s “chi” as in “chillar (change in Hindi).
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Sir, I have been going through your every updates, really you're great. I was little bit confused about why Military Coup has happened in Myanmar all of a sudden, even after the election has been declared with majority. Keep going, we support you while you're more supportive, teacher and mentor to us..
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It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Thanks for sharing about my country sir🙏🏻many myanmar people were killed and arrested before like 8888 uprising in 1988 and saffron revolution in 2007.In this time we must win. #savemyanmar #wewantdemocracy
There's some mistakes in your video sir. The country which get the most interest from Myanmar Military Coup is China because China has invested billions in dam with Myanmar Military Gov. But after the 2013 dam is stopped and China can't continue its dam under civilian gov. China is seem to lose her dam investment. So China really wants Military Gov than civilian gov for Myanmar.
But China also invested billions after civilian gov came to power. The relationship between civlian gov China is never better than today after civilian gov criticized by western for rohingyas problem. The coup will bring the uncertainy and potential risk to our investment. Look at the mass chaos in Myanmar who will invest in Myanmar now? And what project could be contined now?
this is not true. China built very good relationship with Aung San Suu Kyi's government, we signed tons of contracts, we actually do not like military side, at least, Aung San Suu Kyi paid most of attention on development which is consistent with China's objective.
There was never peace. There's been continued war in Kachin State and the Rohingya ethnic cleansing/war with the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army. Peace only existed for the Burmese, the army was still fighting everyone else.
This was quite informative for me bc I was a bit confused what exactly happened there. It's kind of sad that there are people who still get killed in this point of time. I'm from a developed country so I don't get to see people trying to survive on a daily basis but I think that it's important to know what happens in the world.
I think China supports military coup because china doesn't believe in democracy similarly China would like if it's neighboring countries also go on the same path. This may be the reason that China didn't criticise military coup of Myanmar.
Because if you interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, you will plunge your country into crisis, and other countries can reasonably manipulate your country's internal affairs. Please be as neutral as Korea is the best choice.
@@efghotguy This is a Burmese matter, and the dispute should be resolved within the Burmese themselves. If other nations or countries intervene, they must get enough benefits from Myanmar. No matter who is in power in Myanmar, the ruling party must cede the interests of Myanmar to a third party.
@@jackzhou4813 So let's say you and I live in the same street and I have a gun and no one else on the street have one. One day I decide to take the ownership of every house in the street because I have a gun and if someone oppose me I'll just shoot him. And other streets have guns but they don't want to intervene because it's not on their street. What would you do in that situation? Would you rather die confronting me to get your home back or would you call for help from other streets who actually have guns to fight against me? Answer my question first and then you'll understand.
@@efghotguy The Burmese do not like the military government. They can organize to overthrow their government with violence. As a foreigner, if you want to join their team to help them overthrow the military government, please go to Myanmar to support their actions now. No matter how strong the government is, there are only a few people. As long as the people are determined, there is no government that cannot be overthrown.
It’s interesting how so many of us now find we no longer trust reporting from Yahoo, Al Jazzera, CNN or even BBC and come to sources like Amit to find out what’s really going on. Thank you for this excellent analysis sir!
@@ryanzhu7269 if we think about it, UN is quite bad as it provides unfair power to five countries in the security council. Also the UN is mostly good for smaller countries examples are countries in Africa, some more in south america etc. Also the UN can't interfere in the internel matters of a country. So yeah the UN can either sanction or ask the regional powers to kinda sort it out.
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I am from Myanmar. Thanks for making this video, Mr.Amit. If you could add the posittions of leaders according to constitution of Myanmar, it would be so much helpful to open new eyes. (According to constitution, No one is on the head of General, not even president.) Thank you, I wish to see your upcoming research videos.
(It is not true that General is more senior than the president. President, 2 VP's, Speakers of two parliamentary chambers, 'illogical' state counselor, sr. general, etc.) It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Sir,, I'm post graduate in geography.. I have read about Amit sengupta in regional geography. Sir, are you that person ?? Sir , your teaching wonderful.. thank you sir
U wrong brother china will get most advantage in this coup coz china have the natural resources property contract with Coup leaders.(such as, Lat Pan Daung project; Ayeyarwaddy project ) Most of Myanmar resources was sold By coup ldr to china . (I am Myanmar)
@ROOT _ It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
You forget Japan and Singapore investments in Myanmar in your documentry. Politically they have not much influence on Myanmar. Economically they are more influenced in Mynamar more than India or China. Most Myanmars are employed by those two nations with foreign business. 65 percent of Myanmar will be unemployed if they enforce the economic sanctions. Singapore dollars is also symbol of major influence unlike Indian Rupees or Chinese Yuans. Western sanctions have very little impact on Myanmar. Not like Japan and Singapore sanctions. However economic sanctions will cause more suffering of oridnary people contrast to Miltary officials who are dominating the economy. Besides that Japan and Singapore investments are not in millions. In billions. Therefore they will be reluctant to lose their big capital. In the end, everyone has their own interest. China investments are mostly mining explorations and roads and shipping ports. It is more rural base. Return of investment will take many years. Less benefitial to city folks. Japan has wiped out almost all of unreovered loans from Myanmar. However Myanmar is still potential for growth. Singapore has heavy influence on banking, insurance, tourism and urban development. For example Junction Centre of YGN which is mega shopping complex was built by Singapore investment. Being a small and mega rich Singapore is invisible power which can change the future of Myanmar.
Very insightful and well researched video. I agree with a lot of the facts you pointed out but for China it is true that they want a stable country so they can carry on with their projects in the country and finish it asap. However, China also won’t hesitate to lend a hand to the burmese military as China’s policy is similar to India which is to have good relation with whoever in power so they can keep carrying on with their projects. China actually prefers a military rule since all the western countries put Myanmar under a lot of sanctions and remove all the economic benefits and aids given for being underdeveloped country. This drives Myanmar’s reliance on China more and more in almost every area. That was how China had been taking advantage of the country in any way they pleased, exploiting all the resources for cheap since military had no negotiation power or whatsoever since nobody really wanna deal with them except China. All the exploitations and unfair trades from China were put on hold only when NLD was elected and all the sanctions from the West were eased and the market was opened for all. I think you missed the elephant in the room when it comes to China lol That’s why burmese are fighting back so hard since they don’t wanna live through those days again.
@@Kalyanamitta. Do you live here in Myanmar ? Do you even know how people are getting ran over by military vehicles on site without any good reason ? Also people are getting robbed by soldiers at gun point and just get away with it without any consequences. Get your ass down here and get real info and facts from the real source for once before you tell anybody that they’re misinformed huh ?
@@Kalyanamitta. Yea I’ve already watched your link. The bald guy clearly doesn’t know what the real situation is here. I’m not gonna waste my time trying to get through some dumb skulls. Just be thankful you’re in US coz you and the bald guy might be the first ones to get shot by myanmar military soldiers the moment you land here and be robbed of all your possession.
ASEAN does not support external intervention as proposed by the West. Nothing good comes from Western intervention in the past (look at Syria, Iraq etc).
these two country were supplied weapon and money laundry since 1988, hidden...right...than became investment up to 70% with military leader's own business, also to offshore drilling platform, nothing good came for normal citizen.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get a privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Excellent geopolitical analysis. You should produce another video on the specific issue of the religious aspect of Myanmar problems and the real story of the Rakin state.
This is my advice, the only way to win the coup is by make people's from Myanmar military and police to join the Rebel faction. If 1/3 part military broke, Junta Will lose suport and the Other military and police Will stop follow him.
I'm searching for the information like this, since the last few days I saw news about the protest happened in Myanmar, some police/armies/people flet to India, catholic nun allowed herself to be shoot by milatary forces, and the armies kneeling down to surrender to her. *I didn't understand this everything happened?* and *now I got your video and got the Ideas ond concept of these things happened.*
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
There is currently no seizure in Myanmar. Those who abused their power were detained.Every people sould be respect their local legal in anywhere of the world. The situation in Myanmar is like a domestic issue. As a sovereign nation, we care about your concerns, but we will not compromise on any one-sided accusations and decisions, and only cooperation can find the right solution.
@@coreaccount4376 How many population in Myanmar did you know? The people on the road were all citizens? LOL There is some people and media show them only.
very informative, and quite neutral. Let Myanmar handle its own affairs, 'cause seems there's not a better way. I think the world will just have to wait.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud. Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
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American here. This was the exact historical explanation and analysis I was looking for. Thank you so much and be safe!
Hello from india. You have friendly neighbour countries. I know , America is facing problem of illegal immigrants from Mexico but overall peace at border. But here, we already have enemies at two fronts. One is pakistan, after defeating it in every war they are doing proxy war. Helping terrorists to smuggle through borders and funding some groups in Kashmir to create a situation of unrest. Other one is china which we all know it has expanist dreams, they are trying every way to destabilize the country internally like paying journalist,media organisations to write in its favour and accuse Govt. of not good relations. And also by funding terrorist group at Pak. border.
I hope Myanmar doesn't become like them.🙏
👍
@@sumitaggarwal6653 You are an imbecile to understand the depth of the matter. First of all the Myanmar is facing its own internal political issues which has nothing to do with India, like no shit. They are fighting among each other inside their own home. Myanmar has no hostility towards India. Now talking about foreign enemies the India has got only two close border opponents Pakistan and China. Whereas, on the other hand America has got plenty of enemies including Russia, Iran, North Korea and numerous terrorist organizations all over the globe. Finally regarding illegal immigrants, I would say not as many infiltrators come to America every month that many comes to India every week via Bangladesh.
He's wrong about China supporting the anti junta militias, they use the m-16 from what Ive seen. China definitely supported the military Junta when the UNSC voted on what to do about Myanmar.
@@far-middle China too makes copy of m-16 under Norinco. Here you go :-
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norinco_CQ
I was born in Myanmar bt I'm studying in India and my wish is to change Myanmar love u all my Indian friends ❤️
aman is an Aryan name, konyak is a tribe of Nagaland, and u said u were born in Myanmar.
i am so confused 🤣
I hope Myanmar can get back to normal soon.
I'm just curious on what it would be like if everyone welcome the army after the coup with flowers.
An alternative ending sorta thing.
@@windofchange7806 remember a little knowledge is dangers, half of Naga's are in Myanmar you don't even know..
@john lee sorry bro I don't say Nagaland, I say naga's
Yes huge numbers of Naga people are living in Myanmar even before Indian get independent. Pray for them they need freedom like us 🙏🙏🙏
Very interesting and clearly explained video. However, as someone from Myanmar I do have to disagree about China not benefiting from this military coup. With many countries placing sanctions against this military regime, it will be left with almost no international partners except maybe Russia and China who have historically always backed the junta. China will be able to have a lot more bargaining power against an internationally isolated military government in Myanmar, whereas the civilian government may not be as easily influenced because it would not be sanctioned and isolated like the military regime. China continuously blocks any attempt by the UN to take action about the current situation in Myanmar because it has A LOT to gain from an isolated military regime in Myanmar.
Modi send arms to the Rohingya to destabilize Myanmar!! 🤷
yeah! That's true.
Inviting China and Russia to the un was a huge mistake
@Ares
Bro, your analysis is to the point.
China has been using Myanmar as buffer state for it's own selfish reasons and for sustaining unrest in northeastern part of India. Myanmarese Junta has been duped by China and is also maintaining unrest in Myanmar. China has an eye on the gas and oil reserves of Myanmar to mitigate it's shortage back at home. Also, through Myanmar China is eyeing to secure it's Sea lines of communication (SLOC) through Indian Ocean region(IOR). Alongwith this they have cleverly taken Coco island on lease to tackle Indian growing Naval power in IOR. They are using this Coco Island to gather Intel on QUAD and Indian maritime activities. Favourable Myanmar government will also Help China in leasing out some crucial ports in Myanmar to reduce it's dependency on Malaca Strait.
The bellicosity and hypocrisy of China is growing day by day despite facing economic backlash back a home.
Yes it also true but it was
economic gain for china
cuz china is no.2 economy
in the world and
superpower state just like india which is our two
powerful neighbours.
China is not also historcially
backer of junta. During
Ne Win times in 60s .
US supported Ne Win coup
Cuz PM U Nu is neutral and
also taking communists
to not take arms. And U Nu
is also strong oppose to
KMT( present taiwan )
troops in our country's Shan state . So U Nu oppose US aid and recongize Mao government in mainland china and together they fight
KMT in Shan State.
So US supported Ne Win coup. When Ne Win came to
power he wanted to show
that he was also not puppet of US. so he is called himself
Socailist and closed economy and make some
no good economic policies.
And also in his time
Military got from battlefield to run bussiness. They are
soldiers and not bussinessmen. Their militaric mind and polices
make myanmar very poor.
But behind the scene
Ne Win fought communists
Like BCP which is supported by China Mao .
Only Deng Xiaoping time
When China got along with US to fight Soviet.
Myanmar got friendly with China. Please my brother I am also
From Myanmar and
I want to see my country
to rise from these poor situations but We need to know and learn history and facts . Don't think Who bad
and who right . We must think for ourselevs.
In order to good coruse for our country economically and stable and to gain opportunities we need
both india and china .
Think for our country
brother
I am from the UK and was trying to find out why the situation is so bad in Myanmar at the moment and you have enlightened and informed me very well...thank you for your efforts, much appreciated. Lets hope Myanmar can reach a peaceful settlement soon and stop this violence and killing.
Bro/ sis u can watch movie THE LADY u will know mo about myanmar tq.
I know you're from innocent Europe, but you do understand that politics doesn't work like that right?
@@pentagram3 I have no idea what your referring to. You maybe somehow think that MY WISHES have something to do with my knowledge of politics?
@@suzieb8366
You could say that, yes
@@pentagram3 How presumptuous of you lol :o) lol
LEGEND. You're doing the work that our news channels failed to do - Educating Indians about current affairs and history.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Sir, thanks. I'm from Myanmar. Your explanation super clear, thanks once again
Is your Internet working?
Do u remember Rohingya
@@aijul22 didn’t ask
@@aijul22 Rohingyas r Bangladeshis they don't even look like Burmese
@@indranildutta2961 wow India me betke chutia giri mat kar sale kuch kitab history ka padle
Thanks sir. Please don't ignore us. We are being slaughtered by millitary dogs on daily basis. You might only heard of rohingya case. In fact , all Myanmar people ( 135 ethnic groups ) suffered the same under millitary dictatorship. By the way Aung San Suu Kyi ( pronounces Aung Sann su kyee ) . Thanks sir.
Times have changed. This coup will not last long. We are with you.
@@jordank4790 lmao...
How this gentleman explained nicely in lucid way.That's amazing. No usage of tough words.
Words can't express how much we are lucky to have you Sir....
Right
may be you have a listening problem.
@@DivyaAcademy17 it seems u have just read half sentence
Right❤️❤️❤️
Indeed!!
I am Burmese and thanks indians a lot for vaccines. I also like to read indian books and movies
Many people are dying from the vaccine you are all rats being tested how can you be so foolish? It took 6 months to make , please do your research of what is in the vaccine , it’s just a flu 99.99 curable news media is paid by Hollywood.
This is Agenda21/30 One World Order they want to depopulate please research what is really going on save yourself and others .
@@desertstar7199 WoW are you even for real, huh! Don't mix everything in one basket and try to differentiate between good and bad. Just don't comment for the sake of commenting!
Only way to free your people's from the Military Junta's, a Hero or a leader must rise up from the Armed Forces itself like Middle Ranking Army Officers or a High Ranking General alikes and than arrest those military Generals responsible for the Coup, if such actions takes place the Myanmar People's and the whole world will support them and hail them as heroes.
So, do try very hard to reach this message in the Army and alikes.
Love from India!
@@desertstar7199 Looks like you have some disorder in your brain
@@alfredawomi2340 nah,you sugesstion sounds great but what you don't know is,it's not just the generals who are abusive but also soliders,they had a habit of abusing ethnics ppl so they are also part of this coup. They even thrratened us to shoot us with live rounds on tiktok videos. It's not just the coup leader but also all abusive soliders that we should wipe out for all the good of ethnics. So that scenario of herioc general wont work upon soliders who were killing ppl passionately.
One of the rare videos that shed proper light on the situation in Myanmar. Good job Sir! best wishes!
I would like to point out that most people from outside of Myanmar gave too much credit on the "US sanction" for the transition of the "Partial Democracy". However, most Myanmar would say that the military leader was getting too old to manage his subordinate and he didn't want to be sacked like most dictators when he gets to a certain age. So transition to partial democracy only happened as per his exit plan. He also didn't immediately handover the goverment to the civilian and excluded the leading party NLD to participate for the term of 2010 to 2016. Instead, he made all top generals to force retire for the preparation of the civilian government and made sure that his subordinates including Thein Sein to lead the civilian goverment.
You are one of the best teacher on TH-cam for my upsc preparation...huge love and respect for you, Sir!
I love the way you present the information in a way where you stick to facts and avoid making assumptions, or acknowledge where assumptions have been made.
Do you know your arsenal from your elbow?
Legend is back with another intellectual video
Haha...Cute
As a Burmese I can assure you almost all facts in the video is genuine and really reflect what’s happening on ground. The only wrong thing in the video is MM junta and China have close ties. MM top generals were importing jades, Ruby and timber illegally to China and benefiting a lot from it. They also allowed China to contract deep sea ports and dams, in exchange for enormous bribes. Also China FM met With junta just a few days before the coup, in which most believe the junta asked for china’s veto at the UN Security Council. In conclusion China is in huge favour of the coup, as it can do what ever it want in MYANMAR exchange for bribing the army generals.
Please don't sell yourself to the unacademy : hahaha ...you are gem sir
You predict at this extent 😂😂😂
Really harsh reality of today all teachers go there
@@thelearningzone2360 business bro business 😳😳
whats wrong in using our knowledge to earn for a living?
@@tanishqvishwakarma5552 quality is needed brother
Thank you for your informative breakdown. We do not get any details here in Canada. We just follow the US. Sad.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (Social media blocked those explanations as NLD spends millions of dollars to get that privilege) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
No nonsense.. pure learning...👍🏻👍🏻 your channel is very good..
Right
Comment...
@Shoumik Sarkar 4C ya
You are the only teacher, I never want to miss a single word. Explanation plus slides and its effects are just superb, sir. I watch your videos on repeat mode, that makes me hard to forget facts.
Glad you did this video. India has significant interests in Sittwe port, Kaladan highway and Trilateral highway. China has military base in Coco island near Andaman as well as the Kyaukpyu island in Bay of Bengal. Nice video!
Soon have strong naval presence in Bay of Bangladesh...
Thank you for providing this video. I have tryed to search for many videos to explain Myanmar’s conflict but none have been this clear and concise.
Just watched your video about volcano types and now I'm learning about the Myanmar coup. You're the best
I am from Bangladesh, and tnx for this brilliantly organized explanation.
This was a lot more detail than I was looking for - however, it's also damn impressive Amit. Absolutely stunning work. I did know about Aung San Suu Kyi, but I had forgotten. Thank you for the effort. This is a truly awesome video for those who might want or need to know the particulars
Thank you for making this vdo sir 🙏🏼 now we need help from the world 😢
Thank you for making this vid sir, now I understand why it went this far. I'm from PH and got totally curious when I watched the news about it. Hoping for the better in Myanmar
Thank you for explaining the situation to the world. It helps a LOT.
Thank you for this explainer! I’m Nepalese Burmese and my husband is British Indian. He’s not very familiar with the Burmese politics and had been asking me to explain everything that’s going on. It’s such a complicated issue that I didn’t know where to start! I’ll forward this video for him.
Well done in pronouncing Min Aung Hlaing. It isn’t an easy name to pronounce. Also, the “Kyi” in Aung San Suu Kyi, it’s “chi” as in “chillar (change in Hindi).
What will your children be? Indo-Burmese-Brit-Nepali?
@@sss-kd9md Her Children will be legendary
@@Taporeee indeed.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
@@ပြောရဦးမယ် Sources?
Brilliantly explained with Maps. This will be of immense value to students of IR
Excellent lecture. Thank you very much , Respected Sir. Please, keep on uploading more lectures for UPSC CSE Exam Preparation.
Sir,
I have been going through your every updates, really you're great. I was little bit confused about why Military Coup has happened in Myanmar all of a sudden, even after the election has been declared with majority. Keep going, we support you while you're more supportive, teacher and mentor to us..
Now clear in my mind after long days to understand what is going on that counntry thank you sir
Pro tip: Whenever having a headache just listen to his voice, and the headache will soothe itself. Petition to make him the voice of male google assisstant and male siri.🥺❤️🥺❤️🥺❤️🥺❤️
hat male voice..sir is not slave of americans ## Indian has ability to show brown supremacy ## rather white supremacy
Right?! I find his voice very relaxing. Indian accents in general I find really soothing
Absolutely brilliant..
Explanation 10 on 10
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It's very much informative..now I knew why military coup is going on in Myanmar..thank u Amit Sengupta guruji.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Thanks for sharing about my country sir🙏🏻many myanmar people were killed and arrested before like 8888 uprising in 1988 and saffron revolution in 2007.In this time we must win.
#savemyanmar
#wewantdemocracy
The best presentation of this topic I have found so far ! Thanks a lot for sharing you work !
You are absolutely right 👍. As myanmar, Thank u v much as now i have a link to explain to other why coup happen in myanmar.
I have never seen someone explaining concepts with such clarity. Thankyou sir for all the lessons you've provided.
Your channel is like video version of Ensoclypedia your doing an amazing job bro.. No bgm no nonsense just straight to the point
There's some mistakes in your video sir. The country which get the most interest from Myanmar Military Coup is China because China has invested billions in dam with Myanmar Military Gov. But after the 2013 dam is stopped and China can't continue its dam under civilian gov. China is seem to lose her dam investment. So China really wants Military Gov than civilian gov for Myanmar.
China gains most from Military on at least 7 charges of Illegal, and also with bribing.
But China also invested billions after civilian gov came to power. The relationship between civlian gov China is never better than today after civilian gov criticized by western for rohingyas problem. The coup will bring the uncertainy and potential risk to our investment. Look at the mass chaos in Myanmar who will invest in Myanmar now? And what project could be contined now?
this is not true. China built very good relationship with Aung San Suu Kyi's government, we signed tons of contracts, we actually do not like military side, at least, Aung San Suu Kyi paid most of attention on development which is consistent with China's objective.
@@WINDYCHUNG 你说的对，但是还是想纠正一点，缅甸没有姓，所以昂山素季应该用全称。不然别人会以为是昂山将军。
@@xueqianho9454 谢谢更正。我对缅甸的了解有限，学习了！
Come on man , Myanmar saw peace only after 2016 & then here we are again.
yes, we start knowing what is happening in the world just after 2016.Now military want to brainwash us again.
Bs. Easy mission disarm.
Lol it was not peace when they slaughtered hundreds of ethnic minorities
What about rohanya peoples
There was never peace. There's been continued war in Kachin State and the Rohingya ethnic cleansing/war with the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army. Peace only existed for the Burmese, the army was still fighting everyone else.
So informative and satisfying, thank you so much
Very informative as usual. Strongly recommend this channel to lovers of domestic and international current affairs.
I love this video. Beautifully explained and informative. Thank you!
Thank you for letting the world know about this.
This was quite informative for me bc I was a bit confused what exactly happened there. It's kind of sad that there are people who still get killed in this point of time. I'm from a developed country so I don't get to see people trying to survive on a daily basis but I think that it's important to know what happens in the world.
Amit sir first video first like. Please make videos on 2021 prelims. I request. And one more request please don't join " Unacdemy let's eat it"
Thnk you so much for sharing 🙏❤️ 🇲🇲
I think China supports military coup because china doesn't believe in democracy similarly China would like if it's neighboring countries also go on the same path. This may be the reason that China didn't criticise military coup of Myanmar.
Because if you interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, you will plunge your country into crisis, and other countries can reasonably manipulate your country's internal affairs. Please be as neutral as Korea is the best choice.
@@jackzhou4813 This is NOT AN INTERNAL AFFAIR. It's 50 million people Vs a handful of power hungry military terrorists.
@@efghotguy This is a Burmese matter, and the dispute should be resolved within the Burmese themselves. If other nations or countries intervene, they must get enough benefits from Myanmar. No matter who is in power in Myanmar, the ruling party must cede the interests of Myanmar to a third party.
@@jackzhou4813 So let's say you and I live in the same street and I have a gun and no one else on the street have one. One day I decide to take the ownership of every house in the street because I have a gun and if someone oppose me I'll just shoot him. And other streets have guns but they don't want to intervene because it's not on their street. What would you do in that situation? Would you rather die confronting me to get your home back or would you call for help from other streets who actually have guns to fight against me? Answer my question first and then you'll understand.
@@efghotguy The Burmese do not like the military government. They can organize to overthrow their government with violence. As a foreigner, if you want to join their team to help them overthrow the military government, please go to Myanmar to support their actions now. No matter how strong the government is, there are only a few people. As long as the people are determined, there is no government that cannot be overthrown.
It’s interesting how so many of us now find we no longer trust reporting from Yahoo, Al Jazzera, CNN or even BBC and come to sources like Amit to find out what’s really going on. Thank you for this excellent analysis sir!
Even TH-cam algorithm 😂
Masterclass, Amitji.
I'm Myanmar and thanks you. Your information are the most accurate out here.
The United Nations and the international community have just shouted for the dictators to stop using violence, but to no avail.
All the in could do is either condemn or sanction
@@ryanzhu7269 if we think about it, UN is quite bad as it provides unfair power to five countries in the security council. Also the UN is mostly good for smaller countries examples are countries in Africa, some more in south america etc. Also the UN can't interfere in the internel matters of a country. So yeah the UN can either sanction or ask the regional powers to kinda sort it out.
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I am from Myanmar. Thanks for making this video, Mr.Amit. If you could add the posittions of leaders according to constitution of Myanmar, it would be so much helpful to open new eyes. (According to constitution, No one is on the head of General, not even president.) Thank you, I wish to see your upcoming research videos.
Hope you guys stay safe. Sending you good wishes from India...
You people deserve everything you're experiencing amd more
(It is not true that General is more senior than the president. President, 2 VP's, Speakers of two parliamentary chambers, 'illogical' state counselor, sr. general, etc.) It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Best explanation as always 💐 love you sir love from odisha❤
Seriously being a social science teacher this vid helps me to broaden my mind...thank you sir
This is really well put together and easy to follow. A pleasure to listen to your presentation.
Thank you for your time to explain this I was trying to find out what was going on and why. Sending prayers for everyone. From Canada.
Thank you for this helpful video! I am an IR student and it was very informative to me.💜
Thank you very much , Mr Amit, for this clear explanation of the situation now in Myanmar. Kudos to your effort !!! :)))
Thank you, sir, for the clear explanation
You are the best teacher on digital platform. The way you speak and having deep knowledge make us understand very clearly.
Sir,,
I'm post graduate in geography.. I have read about Amit sengupta in regional geography. Sir, are you that person ??
Sir , your teaching wonderful.. thank you sir
Soo cleard and audible..thank you...
This was very well done and thoroughly explained. Kudos!
This is very detailed explanation! Thank you
Gud evening Amit sir thanks a lot for this video , please make a video on NAM(Non alligned movement and it's relevant in today scenario)
This is one of the best and simplest explanations about Myanmar's situation so far posted on TH-cam!
Never miss any video of yours , you are a gem...
U wrong brother china will get most advantage in this coup coz china have the natural resources property contract with Coup leaders.(such as, Lat Pan Daung project; Ayeyarwaddy project
) Most of Myanmar resources was sold
By coup ldr to china . (I am Myanmar)
@ROOT _ It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Wonderful information. I was really looking for this much information on google. Before that i got full details here. Thanks Amit
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Sequentially well elaborated...to the point..
Informative without ad's. Great one sir
Only to listen your voice i have started studying civil service ..😘😘 thank you
Your voice is so soothing and the way you teach is amazing.
Pure learning
Wow, I had very little idea from media stories and now am fascinated! Amazing video
This was so useful for my UWC application!
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
You forget Japan and Singapore investments in Myanmar in your documentry. Politically they have not much influence on Myanmar. Economically they are more influenced in Mynamar more than India or China. Most Myanmars are employed by those two nations with foreign business. 65 percent of Myanmar will be unemployed if they enforce the economic sanctions. Singapore dollars is also symbol of major influence unlike Indian Rupees or Chinese Yuans.
Western sanctions have very little impact on Myanmar. Not like Japan and Singapore sanctions. However economic sanctions will cause more suffering of oridnary people contrast to Miltary officials who are dominating the economy. Besides that Japan and Singapore investments are not in millions. In billions. Therefore they will be reluctant to lose their big capital. In the end, everyone has their own interest.
China investments are mostly mining explorations and roads and shipping ports. It is more rural base. Return of investment will take many years. Less benefitial to city folks. Japan has wiped out almost all of unreovered loans from Myanmar. However Myanmar is still potential for growth. Singapore has heavy influence on banking, insurance, tourism and urban development. For example Junction Centre of YGN which is mega shopping complex was built by Singapore investment. Being a small and mega rich Singapore is invisible power which can change the future of Myanmar.
So true with Singapore. Even the new airport in Yangon are built by Singaporean contractors I believe.
Another precise assessment. Thank you, sir!
Well Done & Thank You for being informative.
Great presentation, clears up the complete situation
Veey clear ..thank you Sir
Very insightful and well researched video. I agree with a lot of the facts you pointed out but for China it is true that they want a stable country so they can carry on with their projects in the country and finish it asap.
However, China also won’t hesitate to lend a hand to the burmese military as China’s policy is similar to India which is to have good relation with whoever in power so they can keep carrying on with their projects.
China actually prefers a military rule since all the western countries put Myanmar under a lot of sanctions and remove all the economic benefits and aids given for being underdeveloped country. This drives Myanmar’s reliance on China more and more in almost every area. That was how China had been taking advantage of the country in any way they pleased, exploiting all the resources for cheap since military had no negotiation power or whatsoever since nobody really wanna deal with them except China.
All the exploitations and unfair trades from China were put on hold only when NLD was elected and all the sanctions from the West were eased and the market was opened for all. I think you missed the elephant in the room when it comes to China lol
That’s why burmese are fighting back so hard since they don’t wanna live through those days again.
@@Kalyanamitta. Do you live here in Myanmar ? Do you even know how people are getting ran over by military vehicles on site without any good reason ? Also people are getting robbed by soldiers at gun point and just get away with it without any consequences.
Get your ass down here and get real info and facts from the real source for once before you tell anybody that they’re misinformed huh ?
@@Kalyanamitta. Yea I’ve already watched your link. The bald guy clearly doesn’t know what the real situation is here. I’m not gonna waste my time trying to get through some dumb skulls. Just be thankful you’re in US coz you and the bald guy might be the first ones to get shot by myanmar military soldiers the moment you land here and be robbed of all your possession.
@@Kalyanamitta. Move here 🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing your research and analysis. It is well delivered. Congratulations. We are benefiting from you.
ASEAN does not support external intervention as proposed by the West. Nothing good comes from Western intervention in the past (look at Syria, Iraq etc).
these two country were supplied weapon and money laundry since 1988, hidden...right...than became investment up to 70% with military leader's own business, also to offshore drilling platform, nothing good came for normal citizen.
no sane country would!
wow. best geopolitical analysis i have seen for this military coup.
Thank you.
00:35 just when you think this video is in english :P just kidding; happy to learn about myanmar while also learning a bit of indian english :)
😂 yeah in india we use *lac* and *crores* commonly..but west world uses *millions* and *billions*
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get a privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Excellent geopolitical analysis. You should produce another video on the specific issue of the religious aspect of Myanmar problems and the real story of the Rakin state.
Myanmar and all of Melayu is still brother with us Indonesian. I hope you can gain your freedom.
Thanks man
Thanks dude
Love from india to yall and myanmar
This is my advice, the only way to win the coup is by make people's from Myanmar military and police to join the Rebel faction. If 1/3 part military broke, Junta Will lose suport and the Other military and police Will stop follow him.
So happy to be ur subscriber!! ❤️
I'm searching for the information like this, since the last few days I saw news about the protest happened in Myanmar, some police/armies/people flet to India, catholic nun allowed herself to be shoot by milatary forces, and the armies kneeling down to surrender to her. *I didn't understand this everything happened?* and *now I got your video and got the Ideas ond concept of these things happened.*
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
great infomation. Im a burmese. I didn't know most of the information untill this video. fighting!!!
Very well form put videos with detail graphical representation. Great Job!
There is currently no seizure in Myanmar. Those who abused their power were detained.Every people sould be respect their local legal in anywhere of the world.
The situation in Myanmar is like a domestic issue. As a sovereign nation, we care about your concerns, but we will not compromise on any one-sided accusations and decisions, and only cooperation can find the right solution.
You can know power is being abused when ppl rise up. Ppl have really ramped up the protests recently because abuse of power has increased greatly.
@@coreaccount4376 How many population in Myanmar did you know? The people on the road were all citizens? LOL
There is some people and media show them only.
very informative, and quite neutral. Let Myanmar handle its own affairs, 'cause seems there's not a better way. I think the world will just have to wait.
It's good that he has compiled the history, geography and some known facts about Burma’s politics. However, he spoiled the good work inserting totally false assumptions that are very important to explain the current conditions. Who told him that there are "no evidence of voter fraud or malpractice"? Everybody could see voting irregularities in detail in which more than ten million votes were illegally channeled into National League for Democracy's column. (NLD spends millions of dollars to get access privilege to block news in social media.) In hundreds of townships, more votes were cast than the voting population, hundreds of thousands of people voted for NLD thrice or twice and also dead and illegal people voted. The assumption that members of the main opposition party voted for NLD is ridiculous. As a matter of fact, more than 24 opposition parties complained with the army about the dirty tricks of the ruling party NLD well before the elections. After the elections also, they asked the army to intervene in the disputes because the army should be the honest broker who initially transferred power to NLD after 2015 elections. There were demonstrations in many towns by thousands of people against elections fraud.
Due to complicated political conditions, the Burmese army has to take over the reign of the country a few times after Burma’s independence in 1948 and then held free and fair elections that elected civilian political parties with NLD being the last one. Political observers widely predicted before the 2020 elections that NLD would win the elections but it won't retain the majority due to failures during its five years in power. It will have to invite one or more coalition partners to achieve the majority. NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, although she is a carpetbagger, is so dictatorial and arrogant that she would by no means accept any coalition partners. The party discreetly decided to steal votes even to the consternation of the Elections Commission which testified later that they didn't own the whole voter lists. At the request of more than two dozen opposition parties, the army asked the NLD to explain the irregularities a few times. The NLD neglected them and remained mums for three months. When the NLD pushed ahead to convene a parliament and form a new NLD government without any clarification, the army asked the first vice-president to transfer power temporarily to the army in accordance with the constitution. NLD leaders were then arrested. The army promised to hold a free and fair election in a year.
Amazing! Please keep this up. Loved how you also show screen shots of which news article you are referring to build credibility.