Comments on: Yangon. Bad Time For Democracy. http://myanmarmike.com/09/20/yangon-bad-time-for-democracy/ MyanmarMike.com is an online community for South East Asia info seekers. Your ultimate resource for researching and discussing travel in Golden Triangle region (Thailand, Myanmar/Burma, Laos …) and in Southeast Asian Peninsula (Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia…) . Feel free to search the discussion boards, ask questions, or reply to ongoing threads and develop into the core publisher and blogger on Myanmarmike.com. Thu, 16 Oct 2008 06:50:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Alexander_Bogdanov http://myanmarmike.com/09/20/yangon-bad-time-for-democracy/#comment-150 Alexander_Bogdanov Sun, 30 Sep 2007 04:48:41 +0000 http://myanmarmike.com/09/20/yangon-bad-time-for-democracy/#comment-150 Russian people very friendly and very emotionally support moral resistance of people of Myanmar to military dictatorship. In Russia February revolution started when some army and police not only refused to shoot people but few regiments turn to the side of protesters and supported the democratic revolution. Few regiments went into the streets of the capital with guns and protected people very effectively. So now people of Myanmar should talk and talk to the officers and soldiers to make them go out of the barracks and move on the side of monks and ordinary people. That move will bring total success as an affect of a snow ball. People should talk more and more to the soldiers and bring them food and agitate them everywhere to support monks. People of Myanmar need just few brave officers to start massive democratic movement and then victory will come very quickly. People should not stay on one place and should not just wait. Alexander Bogdanov, Saint-Petersburg, Russia Russian people very friendly and very emotionally support moral resistance of people of Myanmar to military dictatorship. In Russia February revolution started when some army and police not only refused to shoot people but few regiments turn to the side of protesters and supported the democratic revolution. Few regiments went into the streets of the capital with guns and protected people very effectively. So now people of Myanmar should talk and talk to the officers and soldiers to make them go out of the barracks and move on the side of monks and ordinary people. That move will bring total success as an affect of a snow ball. People should talk more and more to the soldiers and bring them food and agitate them everywhere to support monks.
People of Myanmar need just few brave officers to start massive democratic movement and then victory will come very quickly. People should not stay on one place and should not just wait.

Alexander Bogdanov,
Saint-Petersburg,
Russia

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