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

[Azaad]

Except for India thanks to Milawdas , Rohingyas seem popular everywhere.

 

[Azaad]

 

[AnantS]

 

[Tshering22]

Except for India thanks to Milawdas , Rohingyas seem popular everywhere.

Milawdas need to be bumped for passing judgements like these. If they are talking $$ from the globohomos to sow chaos, then it's pretty obvious what needs to be done.

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If we don't enter Myanmar even now, we will be dealing with PLAN bases in the Bay of Bengal. China already has listening posts on Cocos Island.

 

[Azaad]

China says mediated 'immediate ceasefire' between Myanmar army and armed alliance - Times of India

China News: On Friday, China announced the successful negotiation of an "immediate ceasefire" between Myanmar's military and a coalition of ethnic minority armed

m.timesofindia.com

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

Except for India thanks to Milawdas , Rohingyas seem popular everywhere.

Eg. Chattogram Rohingyas camp, breed like mosquitoes and have some lakhs in an refugee camp. I think they are more and more become nuisance to any country they are going. Just breed and do crime.

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

Coup by whom?

 

[Tshering22]

If this is true, then we should be ready to completely militarize our borders.

The junta mandated military conscription. That means thousands of military-age young men will try to escape the country. Their border with China and Thailand is sealed and ours is simply 'well monitored'.

Sometimes I wonder why are we surrounded by failed states who jump and chest-thump about sovereignty but end up coming to us when their useless countries fail.

It is high time we seal all our borders completely, including Nepal and Bhutan and remove all visa-free/e-Visa norms to all our immediate neighbours.

Coup by whom?

Looks like some soldiers just defected on the side of the rebels and are using their tanks to march towards the capital.

This is becoming a clusterfuck of rebels, our cross-border terrorists, insurgents, junta's troops, China, and American missionaries.

India needs to militarily intervene in some way before it becomes too late.

 

[shade]

If this is true, then we should be ready to completely militarize our borders.

The junta mandated military conscription. That means thousands of military-age young men will try to escape the country. Their border with China and Thailand is sealed and ours is simply 'well monitored'.

Sometimes I wonder why are we surrounded by failed states who jump and chest-thump about sovereignty but end up coming to us when their useless countries fail.

It is high time we seal all our borders completely, including Nepal and Bhutan and remove all visa-free/e-Visa norms to all our immediate neighbours.


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Looks like some soldiers just defected on the side of the rebels and are using their tanks to march towards the capital.

This is becoming a clusterfuck of rebels, our cross-border terrorists, insurgents, junta's troops, China, and American missionaries.

India needs to militarily intervene in some way before it becomes too late.

Conquer the portions adjoining our NE territory from the Burmese, apply the stick to all rebel groups who oppose, perhaps if geography permits it, we must take the Rakhine province also.
This must be done under the cover of resettling refugees - same model that the Turks used to grab Northern Syria.

This done, we can send over the Burmese Cookies also.

 

[Azaad]

 

[Azaad]

Bit by bit our worst fears are coming true. Long read but comprehensively captures the problems a failing state like Myanmar is causing the entire neighborhood, much like Afghanistan

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

 

[Azaad]

 

[Azaad]

Ah ! Praveen Swami back to sh!tting on TV. He concludes the documentary with words to the effect - our foreign policy mustn't be faith driven to serve the ends of ethno religious states driven by fascists next door as it'd prove fatal to us in the long run especially since we've cultivated close ties with islamic nations.

Yet this b*stard who's learnt his chops from a saloon known as The Hindu will go out of his way to justify restoration of ties with Paxtan or normalise relations with Iran quite oblivious to the way they treat their minorities.

Not a fan of the Tatmadaw & their policy of take no prisoners while sustaining themselves in power at any cost & at the cost of impoverishing their own countrymen much like Fauji Foundation in Paxtan but the collapse of the Tatmadaw & the Burmese state will unleash hell in the neighborhood especially the NE.