Ghore Baire wonders whether the recent tensions between Myanmar and Bangladesh over maritime boundary dispute and the troop build up by Myanmar near Bangladesh border could delay the impending election in Bangladesh.
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21 comments
Tell me one thing though all democratic lovers of Burma—what makes up the Burmese Armed Forces—-Burmese people or hired mercenaries???
Are they not your ‘people’ ???
If you ‘people’ want democracy and not war crazy “Defectors”, what’s it to stop you from getting it??
Or do you not have enough balls??
Should we lend some??