The Legacy of Aung San: The Father of Burmese Independence, Part 7

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024

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  • @richardhuisintveld5084
    @richardhuisintveld5084 2 года назад +4

    I enjoyed your video's about Burma a lot. A real eye opener being the one 'who killed Aung San?'. Thx.

    • @feroxseneca8997
      @feroxseneca8997  2 года назад +3

      “Who killed Aung San” is probably my favourite as well. I wish [foreign] scholars would write and talk about that topic more.

    • @richardhuisintveld5084
      @richardhuisintveld5084 2 года назад +1

      ​@@feroxseneca8997 I am more working on a permanent solution for political prisoners, derived from Buddha's teachings. For your topic, political assassinations, you need an US prosecutor. I meet several at Tharbawah, Yangon, where they seemed to volunteer. Ask about this to the ones in charge. I think that they are of a discriminating livelihood, but they might be interested in helping you up the ladder to help you complete your search for knowledge and skills leading to peace. At present am I stripped of everything, and placed outside of all systems, unable to contact the monk police etc otherwise I would have tried to go back in Myanmar with a year visa. I got inspired by your Weizza and mystical hermits one to take refuge to seven Buddhas to protect deities, sangha members and spirits from association with monks and supporting teachers and family members who do not take refuge to the Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha when teaching and commit crimes against humanity and warcrimes, and got defrocked because of it. But I think I also saw it better at DW.

  • @speed8347
    @speed8347 2 года назад

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    • @feroxseneca8997
      @feroxseneca8997  2 года назад +2

      As always, your commentary is highly insightful.