Burma bout to blow up brehs....

[2Quik4UHoes]

The 20's are going to be an insane decade

I mean, we not too far from the centennial of WWII. The ‘20s could play out similarly to the 1920s with economic boom after a pandemic followed by a crash by the end of the decade because of out of control greed which breeds fascist/nationalist feelings through a disillusioned globalized world that has failed to solve many of the problems in the next decade which festers into conflicts which combine into a world war.

 

[℃ertifed]

I ain’t see a thread but I dunno y’all, it don’t look like the people are going back to them bad ol days.....

There’s already decades old separatist forces in the country. Do y’all think this has a chance of becoming a theater of proxy war for China and India since they border the country? Also, does this change the Rohingya question? If the whole country is in revolt then it would make sense for them to join in the revolt and reclaim their place in Burmese society.

Personally, I’m not sure if it’ll get Syria level bad because too many countries that are looking to keep developing are threatened by a destabilized Myanmar. But it seems like things are escalating rather quickly.

What y’all think?

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/bre...ined-military-declares-1-year-control.829584/

 

[℃ertifed]

government is scum

they're killing the Karen people too

Myanmar air strikes send ethnic Karen fleeing to Thailand

Thailand sends back ethnic Karen people fleeing Myanmar, despite airstrikes
fukk Thailand btw

TIL about Karen people

 

[Professor Emeritus]

It's insanely sad because the military rulers have already been hardened by decades of amorality and isolation. They want nothing other than power, and they have minimal dissuading influences that will lead them to give up that power.

Typically in Myanmar that would mean the people feel impotent and just give up in the end. But they've tasted a semblance of freedom and don't want to go back. The only way I'm seeing them overcome at this point is via a campaign of massive nonparticipation (basically force all economic production to grind to a halt) and starve out the military of resources until the rank-and-file turn against the generals.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

It's insanely sad because the military rulers have already been hardened by decades of amorality and isolation. They want nothing other than power, and they have minimal dissuading influences that will lead them to give up that power.

Typically in Myanmar that would mean the people feel impotent and just give up in the end. But they've tasted a semblance of freedom and don't want to go back. The only way I'm seeing them overcome at this point is via a campaign of massive nonparticipation (basically force all economic production to grind to a halt) and starve out the military of resources until the rank-and-file turn against the generals.

Either that or all out war. Either way neither side isn’t going quietly into the night.