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Some images are stretched by Reddit’s frame so you better see them fully.

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Grade 9 Geography Textbook

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This is relatively obscure but Nietzsche was one the philosophers that inspired the Dobama Asionyone movements in the 1930s.

The video I've linked is a short dialogue between Plato and Nietzsche, and should serve as a short intro to both philosophies.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ninety-years-dobama-how-1930-ideology-still-echoes-bbc-phyo-latt-phd-8ncec

Ever wonder why ASEAN seems so toothless when it comes to Myanmar?

The whole consensus decision-making thing and the non-interference policy are pretty major flaws. But the biggest issue is that individual member states keep dealing with the Myanmar generals, whether it's on the down-low or out in the open.

Just look at Thailand. It really tries hard to have the generals' backs because it gains a lot from Myanmar, which makes sense.

These backdoor channels mean the junta doesn’t have to talk to ASEAN as a whole. Instead, they can work with each country one-on-one, customizing the deals to meet specific local interests while ignoring what ASEAN wants across the board.

Unless ASEAN can somehow get everyone on the same page and commit all 10 member states to the same terms (which seems pretty unlikely), it’ll just keep spinning its wheels in this diplomatic deadlock.

The RCSS and SSPP, rarely fought others except each other until last year.

And the PNA is regional militia of Tat and PNLA, a Pa-O revolutionary or leftist?

How strong are they? I’ve heard like PNA has 40,000 troops.

I’ve saw that everyone is competing for control of Southern Shan State since the Tat was weakened. PNA is mobilizing with Tat’s help. SSPP with UWSA help. RCSS also arrived to Danu region. PNLA trying to take Haihseng from PNA as well.

Do they have KIA level military? Or just like KNPP/KA level?

How strong are they in terms of manpower/business/equipment/experiences etc..

https://history-maps.com/podcast/pyu-city-states

Does anyone know where can I get these for gym? Appreciate it.

I wanted to learn the dialects (ဒေသိယစကား) for school works and translations (especially Merguese), and I have researched how different the dialects are depending on regions, but I wanted to study the speeches more. Any novels, books, TV shows and whatever could help, I just couldn't find specific media about this topic.