Comments on: Sanity Over Myanmar and Pakistan

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By: archan

archan — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 02:49:50 +0000

Good morning Sir,

The vital points in democracy are its system and values. I think that everyone accepted the values of democracy that universaly can be incorporated to every nations national values. But the problems is about the system. In this matters, I guessed that Myanmar will have different experience from other country, including from Indonesia, because the democratic system should be applied with realities in national contexs, such as the cultures and etc. From this perspective, I really agree that instant solution for every country are differ from another. But we should not forget that “chances” are NLD or Myanmar need right now.

By: Zaw

Zaw — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 04:08:08 +0000

Dear Minister,
I respectfully disagree with you on your views on Myanmar. Although NLD may not be a viable force to lead the country, it will be much better than the present regime in power. What people in ASEAN who advocates and shields the regime from criticism lacked the understanding of organization sturctures of Myanmar’s bureaucracy. Since SPDC started reorganizing the military in order to secure its grip, it purged hundreds of unqualified mid-rank soldiers and offered them high level positions in civilian departments. They lacked education, knowledge, and even common sense to lead the departments. Without the income from recently discovered gas fields, SPDC is not even viable this far. Systemetical crushing of civilian orders has crippled Myanmar’s bureaucracy and disabled any organization other than military to lead. But if we let them continue, the country will be worse than those in third world Africa countries. I am not familiar with Golkar’s structure in late 70s and 80s, but one thing I am sure is that its rank and file are much more educated and have visions.

By: Martin Manurung

Martin Manurung — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 10:17:47 +0000

I think the issue is not whether Burma is ready for democracy. They had a free election and Syu Kyi’s party NLD won it. It was the military, without the people’s mandate, took over the election’s result. Now, the position for Burma is to implement the people’s vote either by installing the government who won the previous election or to make a re-election to know the current people’s aspiration. So, let the Burmese have a say, not only the elites.

Nevertheless, I do agree with your point that democracy is not only what the west preaches. Democracy should be applied with regards to differences on the level of development, cultures, etc., as long as the system serves the basic human freedom.

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chazzuka — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 22:57:00 +0000

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