Myanmar Coup d'etat & it's impact on India

[Tshering22]

These puppets are really amusing. We shouldn't take them too seriously, especially when they are busy licking the boots of the same Americans that back brutes called the Azov Battalion.

 

[Shuturmurg]

 

[Tshering22]

Denial is a powerful weapon. We should use it more often as the thick-skinned Yanks and Pakistanis use it after doing what suits their agenda. Personally, I don't care even if we supply arms to the junta if they are supporting us in wiping out the terrorists. To hell with all those countries who think they can control us through virtue signaling.

 

[karn]

Very good info on the current situation especially as it pertains to India .

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

 

[Tshering22]

Yup. The militia rats are trying to mess with the only other country that is engaging them. I guess Dr Jaishankar's decision to keep them at an arm's length was a smart one.

 

[ezsasa]

The Gen Z army fighting Myanmar's military dictator

 

[karn]

The Gen Z army fighting Myanmar's military dictator

This why I always maintain that a successful civil war in porkistan is impossible.
You need
1. A significant split in the military.
2. Significant foreign support
3. A radical half of the population willing to fight and die for their version of the nation.

Both Myanmar and piggistan only fulfill 1 of those 3 criteria are fulfilled.

 

[Tshering22]

Shit hit the fan in Myanmar. The junta troops have surrendered just across the border. Some of the troops have run into India and the Mizoram police IG is on record with a statement.

 

[AnantS]

Shit hit the fan in Myanmar. The junta troops have surrendered just across the border. Some of the troops have run into India and the Mizoram police IG is on record with a statement.

IAF choppers were involved in their rescue.

 

[Tshering22]

IAF choppers were involved in their rescue.

Why the fuck are we rescuing junta troops or anyone on their side for that matter? Does the Army plan to use the rescued troops to fight against the kuki radicals in Manipur?

It seems like the US deep staters are going in on a pincer move against India. First, they met the BNP Jamaatis in Bangladesh to topple Haseena and now they are upending the internal balance in Myanmar. I am no fan of the junta but they are easier to deal with than that pet Suu Kyi.

 

[AnantS]

Why the fuck are we rescuing junta troops or anyone on their side for that matter? Does the Army plan to use the rescued troops to fight against the kuki radicals in Manipur?

Seems like they responded to myanmar govt/military SoS. They were surrounded by militants.

 

[Shuturmurg]

Why the fuck are we rescuing junta troops or anyone on their side for that matter? Does the Army plan to use the rescued troops to fight against the kuki radicals in Manipur?

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It seems like the US deep staters are going in on a pincer move against India. First, they met the BNP Jamaatis in Bangladesh to topple Haseena and now they are upending the internal balance in Myanmar. I am no fan of the junta but they are easier to deal with than that pet Suu Kyi.

Chin issue has been going on for long, even before this current coup. US want to support a full fledged civil war, but US is limited, because neither China, nor India nor Thailand (all bordering countries) support them in this. Heck even Japan tries to maintain good relations with junta.

You can see in the combat footage the level of weapons of these rebels are pretty low, its just that terrain is super hard, and the Junta is really really unpopular. Not more than 10-20% people support them.

As for Chin, lets see. Previously they have assasinated some separatists for us.

 

[Suryavanshi]

Why the fuck are we rescuing junta troops or anyone on their side for that matter? Does the Army plan to use the rescued troops to fight against the kuki radicals in Manipur?

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It seems like the US deep staters are going in on a pincer move against India. First, they met the BNP Jamaatis in Bangladesh to topple Haseena and now they are upending the internal balance in Myanmar. I am no fan of the junta but they are easier to deal with than that pet Suu Kyi.

Why are you implying that Junta is some second coming of Satan?
US would want us to do nothing with Myanmar but that is counter productive to our cause. They are a fellow Dharmic nation which has cultural ties with us and has more or less non bothersome to us for the most part of the century.
Junta or democratic parliament both have kept a cordial relationship with us over the years.
Indias indifference to Myanmar has resulted in Chinese companies dominating the market.

We cannot defeat the Junta so better help them to control their side of Insugency.

It's the case of 15% minority of Myanamr throwing a rage fit over the 85%

 

[Shuturmurg]

Why are you implying that Junta is some second coming of Satan?
US would want us to do nothing with Myanmar but that is counter productive to our cause. They are a fellow Dharmic nation which has cultural ties with us and has more or less non bothersome to us for the most part of the century.
Junta or democratic parliament both have kept a cordial relationship with us over the years.
Indias indifference to Myanmar has resulted in Chinese companies dominating the market.

We cannot defeat the Junta so better help them to control their side of Insugency.

It's the case of 15% minority of Myanamr throwing a rage fit over the 85%

No. Junta is really unpopular. They are even unpopular with Bamar majority. Also, Junta is quite friendly with China as well.

India doesn't want to be seen to helping a really unpopular dictatorship and make itself a enemy of their people. Also, its not as straightforward as Buddhists fighting Christians/Muslims.

Burman/Bamar (main ethnicity) were fighting with all the other ethnicities since the beginning (as they have been trying to force Burmese language since beginning), but after the recent coup, many Bamar people are also pissed with Junta since Aung San Suu kyi was actually popular and also there is a huge under current of democracy and Burmese economy actually grew a lot during democratic period, since sanctions were removed.

Yellow (Chin) people are related to Mizo and Kuki, thats the one that are coming as refugees and those are the people who now control border post.

Rakhine/Arakanese (bright purple on coast near bangladesh), were once trained by India in Andaman Nicobar, but we disposed them.

How India Betrayed the Rakhine People – And Why It Matters Today

25 years ago this week, India’s army crushed an incipient Rakhine separatist force in the Andaman Islands. In western Myanmar, memories of the incident linger.

thediplomat.com

 

[angryIndian]

We cannot defeat the Junta so better help them to control their side of Insugency.

It's the case of 15% minority of Myanamr throwing a rage fit over the 85%

The writing is on the wall. Mynmaar will not survive as a state for long.It has a almost 90% chance of breaking apart.Even their current president said that in a recent cabinet meeting.

The country has been on a civil war ever since 1948 and never united politically. We cannot force the country to remain united if the people there don't want that.
If we intervene,it will make India the bad guy. So the best option is to stay out and hope for the best.

 

[Varoon2]

Denial is a powerful weapon. We should use it more often as the thick-skinned Yanks and Pakistanis use it after doing what suits their agenda. Personally, I don't care even if we supply arms to the junta if they are supporting us in wiping out the terrorists. To hell with all those countries who think they can control us through virtue signaling.

Tell that Nicholas, the US and many other western democracies supported dictatorships for decades on end. One of the NATO countries, Portugal, was itself a dictatorship when India liberated Goa in 1961. And guess whom those Western countries supported, or were far more sympathetic to? When it came to the Congo in 1960-1965, the behaviour of the Western countries was sheer vileness and perfidy. One needn't go into the US-UK stance in 1971 re Bangladesh.

 

[Varoon2]

And also tell those virtue signallers that the greatest volume of trade between the US and Europe, and China, was in those years when China was far and away the main supporter of the Myanmarese military.

 

[Varoon2]

[QUOTE="Tshering22, post: 2611685, member: 5580"

It seems like the US deep staters are going in on a pincer move against India.
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Sickening if true. Not sure this is related, but in the past one year, Indians have figured as bad guys on several US TV series, SWAT, Ncis Hawaii and Ncis Los Angeles. The SWAT episode was particularly dismaying and perplexing. It involved an Indian paramilitary ( private) unit taking revenge against specific US army personnel, for decimating their unit while it was in Myanmar. What the ...? Where did they pull that from? Mercifully India as a country is not named as an adversary, actual or potential. That is reserved for China, Iran, Russia and North Korea.

 

[Love Charger]

No. Junta is really unpopular. They are even unpopular with Bamar majority. Also, Junta is quite friendly with China as well.

India doesn't want to be seen to helping a really unpopular dictatorship and make itself a enemy of their people. Also, its not as straightforward as Buddhists fighting Christians/Muslims.

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Burman/Bamar (main ethnicity) were fighting with all the other ethnicities since the beginning (as they have been trying to force Burmese language since beginning), but after the recent coup, many Bamar people are also pissed with Junta since Aung San Suu kyi was actually popular and also there is a huge under current of democracy and Burmese economy actually grew a lot during democratic period, since sanctions were removed.

Yellow (Chin) people are related to Mizo and Kuki, thats the one that are coming as refugees and those are the people who now control border post.

Rakhine/Arakanese (bright purple on coast near bangladesh), were once trained by India in Andaman Nicobar, but we disposed them.

How India Betrayed the Rakhine People – And Why It Matters Today

25 years ago this week, India’s army crushed an incipient Rakhine separatist force in the Andaman Islands. In western Myanmar, memories of the incident linger.

thediplomat.com

Them bamars are such a bummer .