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There is no if, you are funding the wa rebels in Myanmar.
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There is no if, you are funding the wa rebels in Myanmar.
China was funding Myanmar's projects even during sanctions.
The lifting of sanctions actually give Myanmar multiple options rather than depending on any one nation for too long.
So in a way, it is good for them.
dont be naive cheerleaders!
What has this woman said, repeatedly at different times:
Suu Kyi eyes 'friendly ties' with China
YANGON
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Myanmar Seeks ‘Win-Win-Win’ in Balancing U.S.-China Competition
December 13, 2011
Myanmar to maintain friendly ties with China, Suu Kyi says
Published on Tuesday, 30 April 2013
There is no if, you are funding the wa rebels in Myanmar.
It will be good to kick out India from South East Asia part they occupy through the Chicken neck, the North East states that border with Myanmar. First China need to consolidate influence in both Myanmar and Bangladesh and help kick out Indian influence from these two countries. Then on all 3 sides of triangular North East states will be friendly to Chinese interest. Then 50 million South East Asian population in that space will need help for their liberation, from the colonial occupation they have suffered since 1947. Once independent, South Tibet can join China and the rest can join ASEAN as an independent state, with guaranteed sea port access through Myanmar and Bangladesh.
Independence of North East states will also open up further sea port access options for Bhutan and Nepal via Bangladesh and Myanmar and also let them join ASEAN as member states, in an unbroken ASEAN land mass.
The US with its Pivot to Asia will make some noise now and Burmese military and democrats will take some advantage of it and India will try to gain influence using this US initiative, but with a rising China, this Pivot initiative has no future. Chinese help with greater integration of ASEAN, resolving bilateral Rohingya issue between Myanmar-Bangladesh and thus improving relations between these two countries will help achieve Chinese goals in this region.
And using my own "fantasy" theories, ASEAN+ and Eurasia+ although they may seem neutral between US-China conflict for a few decades, in the end, all Asians and their regional unions should prefer China as the leader, because they are local Asians, not from far away continents across the ocean.
From voice of America souce, , American dream to get rid of China from Myanmar for long time and still dreaming, any sh1t new fabricated to stir up trouble can only wrap with toillet papier and dispose...you really think we buy that crap?
Bottom line, if China still the most influence and main benefactor of Myanmar project and business prove that Myanmar gorvernment didn't buy any crap from western propaganda.
An American Naval Base will change the dynamics in the region.
I doubt Myanmar or Bangladesh will host any US base in the future. Philippines is the only country where the US base may return, but no other country in this region will have a US base.
It will be good to kick out India from South East Asia part they occupy through the Chicken neck, the North East states that border with Myanmar. First China need to consolidate influence in both Myanmar and Bangladesh and help kick out Indian influence from these two countries. Then on all 3 sides of triangular North East states will be friendly to Chinese interest. Then 50 million South East Asian population in that space will need help for their liberation, from the colonial occupation they have suffered since 1947. Once independent, South Tibet can join China and the rest can join ASEAN as an independent state, with guaranteed sea port access through Myanmar and Bangladesh.
Independence of North East states will also open up further sea port access options for Bhutan and Nepal via Bangladesh and Myanmar and also let them join ASEAN as member states, in an unbroken ASEAN land mass.
The US with its Pivot to Asia will make some noise now and Burmese military and democrats will take some advantage of it and India will try to gain influence using this US initiative, but with a rising China, this Pivot initiative has no future. Chinese help with greater integration of ASEAN, resolving bilateral Rohingya issue between Myanmar-Bangladesh and thus improving relations between these two countries will help achieve Chinese goals in this region.
And using my own "fantasy" theories, ASEAN+ and Eurasia+ although they may seem neutral between US-China conflict for a few decades, in the end, all Asians and their regional unions should prefer China as the leader, because they are local Asians, not from far away continents across the ocean.
hmmm if you mean the region is Asia then I think US has more bases in other parts of Asia than the Philippines
Check this out:
United States military deployments - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia