The answer: Agressions come in more ways than simply invading. You're a mong.

If you vote for a monster, that’s what you get.

As sad as it sound Thailand actually profit a lot from instability in Myanmar from both Cheap immigrant labor and Foreign capital not going to Neighboring country.

Incoming increased unrest in Honduras within the next 10 years.

Beenjammin Needayoohoo

Edit- ahhh I see we have some authoritarian genocidal fans in here who don’t like when folks make fun of their authoritarian…..

Honduras can not be considered now as a reliable diplomatic partner, as it will sell you out to the highest bidder, and now everybody knows this. This is what I am talking about. Big controls can afford flip flopping, it for the small countries these kind of moves force them literally into one corner, and Beijing will always take the advantage of the new weakness that Honduras has called upon itself.

I just do what I'm told.

Wow. This guy seems worse than Trump in office. What’s the deal with the electing him again?

There’s also a far more predictable result. If we continue to supply Ukraine, their victory seems inevitable at this point. On the other hand, we don’t seem to have the same certainty that us supplying the rebels in Myanmar will lead to the overthrow of the Junta. Not does it guarantee a better government after, seeing how places like Iran, Cuba, and Yemen went following revolution.

You know, with Benjamin Netanyahu, the more I learn about that guy, the more I don’t care for him.

You do

Bangladesh is pretty friendly to the US. But as long as Myanmar is keeping their problems internal, I would expect that Bangladesh doesn't want to inspire any possibility of the Myanmar military junta deciding to attack them for supplying rebels.

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Having been to mainland China, yes I absolutely do. The vast majority have no idea what life is like in other parts of China, let alone other countries.

They have an old civilization, but not an old government

And Thailand obviously has its own stake at play there, considering that they just killed the money laundering head of one of the governments who did most of their work through the very Thailand there

Tibet.

US would like to provide assistance, but they feel there is no reliable partner. NUG is quite indecisive, and ideological differences in NUG leaders leads to a lot of background infighting. Some NUG members have allegiances wirh China somehow despite China supporting the junta. Ethnic armed groups have a history of not getting along with each other and also have a lot of factional problems. It can be a bit like game of thrones.

If NUG was willing to cooperate and accept help offered, you'd likely see a lot more tangible assistance coming to them.

USA wouldn't mind pulling Russian resources away from Ukraine by supporting the democratic uprising, and having a pro-west country next to China would be very good for their regional goals. This time is probably the best opportunity for democratic forces to get assistance, but all they do is waffle.

it's a parliamentary democracy (coalition). so around 75%+ did not vote for his party

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Very quickly Honduras might find out that moves like this are very very expensive. Reputation — gone, larger support by international community — gone, help from China if shit goes gown — unlikely, now that they’ve cornered themselves in.

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