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Should polish articulation and better strategy for answering questions from the audience

Super talk. Please would you publicise any Penang history forums. Having lived in Malaysia, between Langkawi and Terenggano, I found the History and Light's story fascinating. Thank you.

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People like Tun Daim Zainuddin, Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary, Robert Kuok, Vincent Tan, Francis Yeoh, Ananda Krishnan, Quek Leng Chan, Teh Hong Piow, Lee Shin Cheng, Chen Lip Keong, Lim Kok Thay, Lau Cho Kun, Jeffrey Cheah, Koon Poh Keong, Lim Wee Chai, and the other top 100 richest Malaysians are greedy people. They have billions but that is not enough. If they can they want trillions. So, they bribe their way (or use ‘cables’) to get richer. 0:16

ERROR @ 35' "POCCIA talked about patriotic war" . CORR : POCCIA talked about The Great Patriotic War. Welcome to NATO 🇫🇮

Is there a community centre in Georgetown Penang island ?

What would have been a great presentation by Monsieur Kévin was let down by the inaudible audio.

lepas 6 tahun baru buka ini, ya ampun ❤😂❤tumpang bangga dgn rilisan buku ini ucapan tahniah abg Joe Kidd my sellmate dekat ipd ampang jaya aritu, Febriansyah dan paling utama terima kasih Dr Sharifah Nursyahidah usaha dia research gila2 utk buat Buku ini 🎉🎉🎉aku tumpang bangga juga dalam penglibatan buku ni "Punk, Penentangan dan Politik Transnasionalisme" gambar2 ku diguna pakai utk penghasilan karya ini.. ❤❤❤❤

No cronies, kleptokrat & parti anak beranak....

Japanese Launched The Massive Ichi go Counter Offensive In China and Knocked The Bottom Out of All American Military Plans In China.

Never put music so loud in videos where the most important content is people and what do they speak about. Please, don't do that again 🙏 very hard to understand.

Name of speaker?

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The premise of Meridith's second question is totally outdated. The military and USDP don't penetrate into society the way they used to - not at all. Before the coup, the word "Dalan", which now means regime informant, was used in rural areas for military families. The same few families send their sons into the military, generation after generation. There is a huge gulf between them and the rest of the population; other Myanmar people hate them, and they hate other Myanmar people. In Sagaing especially, they are typically concentrated in certain "Dalan villages" where there are many military and veteran families, while in whole other townships there are few people with any connection to the military. The situation is perhaps even more extreme in urban areas. This past year only 14 people joined the military from all of Mandalay.

The main thing missing from this talk is a discussion of the attitudes of regular people and grassroots activists. Nobody outside of Myanmar is talking about this. I taught myself Burmese since the coup, and am in close contact every day with many people in Sagaing and other rural areas at the center of the revolution. Basically the progressive side of the 'Culture War' in the West has triumphed in Myanmar, especially among Gen Z, but without any "war". Without really knowing much about American history or contemporary politics, Myanmar people look to the struggle for social justice in America and think this is what they must emulate. Thus, there is a popular perception that it was the decades of persecution of the ethnic minorities, and the failure of the majority to stand up to this, that is to blame for the country's current predicament. I have had villagers from very poor areas, who have lost everything, destitute, even sleeping on the open forest floor, tell me with complete conviction that even if they starve, even if everything they work for is burned down by the regime, it will all be worth it, because now the people's eyes are open to racism. In the "heartland" of Upper Burma, where there are few ethnic or religious minorities, the enthusiasm for the rights of the oppressed is especially focused on women and LGBT. In the daily anti-coup marches that continue in many villages, women and girls are always at the front and men at the back, and women are the main ones making speeches. Tens of thousands of young women from the villages continue to take up arms and join the PDF, even as their boyfriends stay at home. A disproportionate number of the grassroots leaders standing at the head of the democracy movement in rural areas are LGBT. Having previously been marginalized, they have now become people who the public looks up to. LGBT teens openly and enthusiastically participate in the revolution, and there have been regular pro-LGBT demonstrations in farming and mining communities. The (few) articulate supporters of the Tatmadaw often compare what is happening to the Chinese Cultural Revolution, alleging that young people are totally out of control and have abandoned their traditions (at least the slavish ones which the Tatmadaw cares about). For the overwhelming majority of the population who support the revolution, even if they are personally conservative, they do not take major issue with these changes as do conservatives in other countries. Amidst these this social and culture transformation, attitudes towards Aung San Suu Kyi are complex. Many of the leading grassroots activists personally don't like her, because they consider her a racist. For many common people, a passionate belief in anti-racism can coexist with continued support for Aung San Suu Kyi. This is especially true of young women in the villages. But whereas in the past (even last year) such people would get very offended by any criticism of Aung San Suu Kyi, now they are more willing to hear criticisms. I have to disagree with Professor Loh's recommendation to read Thant Myint-U for an analysis of Myanmar politics. Thant Myint-U is now one of the most hated people in the country, because he opposes the revolution. People bring up his writing now only to mock the naive elite attitudes of the pre-coup period, and the self-appointed "experts" who are completely at odds with the Myanmar public, and who are doing nothing to help now while millions of ordinary people are devoting their lives to remaking the affairs of their nation.

Well presented and very informative. An eye opener on a country we know least about! Thanks for sharing, Dr Francis.

Great presentation & very informative in understanding the protest movement in Myanmar and complexity of various groups.

Enlightening discussion

Penang should invade KEDAH & PERAK..🤣

The quality of the voice recording with echoing rendered the speech inaudible.

Why did e camera remain statik

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To the Englishman gentleman who made a snide remark about Singapore during the Q and A session, maybe he should consider that one of the hopes of the UK on leaving the EC is to be the Singapore on the Thames. Parasite indeed!

The Sarawak Report has also reported on Sarawak's own equivalent of 1MDB corruption and illicit monies accumulated by Taib Mahmud of Sarawak as its Chief Minister (1981-2014) and Governor (ongoing since 2014). Wealth from timber logging (destroying the natural ecosystem and forest customary land of natives) goes to him, his political associates, and his family members based in overseas Western countries where illicit monies were laundered (turned "clean") and funnelled into real estate development. This is massive political corruption and financially criminal in Sarawak and laundering in overseas countries but hardly known in Malaysia to Malaysians.

Wow..she got alot of substance lah ...so rightly for her to be in this position...i am impressed..I hv never heard any minister disecting issues for our good understanding

OMG this is so prescient.

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Lecture starts at 25.06.

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Completely white washed out of the historical narrative till recently ... 1944 marked three historic defining military offencives. Bagration overlord and ichi go.

Very good presentation. Thank you.

Yo mate he wasn’t only a PhD, he was a doctor

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I watch this video later.I take rest now. Thank you.

Anak murid dollah baju merah ni

Political rights issues

rehman rashid you are as unbelievable as always

She has a good brain; a brilliant engineer; Bee Yin is an asset to malaysia

Her online portal reporting is the one 'kick start'/ exposed the financial malfeasance in public domain , then keep the 'ball' rolling even after formal investigation are taken by several countries until leading to the eve of Malaysia's 14th General election. Received personal threat and ban from entering Malaysia by B/N officials don't stop her from writing about the truth on the heist of the century in Malaysia.

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APA cerita guan eng? Letak jawatan la, sembang banyak takda guna

Hi Yeo Bee Yin - this interviewer's introduction! What a ding dong. No basic courtesies.