Comments on: (2010) election in Burma: New version of Diarchy

By: naung naung

naung naung — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 17:15:05 +0000

tocharian is an extinct branch of the Indo-European language family. Do you think a person using this extinct word as his ID and smudging every article underneath Burma Digest webpage with useless grumble acceptable? He can be a Tibetan or a rootless kala in Burma. He implies that he is kind of Zo chauvinist from Chin State, Myanmar.

Burma is a calamitous nation infested with indolent Indian roots ( including this tocharian ) since the days of monarchy. They talk but not work.

By: Than Kyaw

Than Kyaw — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:04:26 +0000

“It’s almost impossible for democracy to take root in Burma, unless there is a “French Revolution” of sorts.”

farcically sordid comment. We heard that there are several junta devices outside Myanmar to sabotage all efforts and attempts to topple the SPDC. The junta mostly recruited easy-targets like someone with no root or mongrels for their external elements.

By: tocharian

tocharian — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 04:59:23 +0000

Burma is more an oligarchy than anything else since the days of the monarchy. Burmese society have a strong sense of hierarchy (suck up to the people above you and bully the people beneath you!) and patronage (bribery and nepotism!). It’s almost impossible for democracy to take root in Burma, unless there is a “French Revolution” of sorts. The only other choice seems to be anarchy, so why not diarchy?