It's such a powerful piece of art (unintentional as it is)
Aerobics instructor appears to capture Myanmar coup in dance video
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#12That's very surreal. And would be funny if the situation wasn't so serious.
Can someone from that country or who knows what's going on give some insight?
On the face of it, seems like military leaders who don't want to give up control. Is it more complicated than that? Do they actually believe there will be some kind of revolt by one faction if she stays in power (or at least some excuse like that)? The article I saw was not very insightful.
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#13highly doubt it.
coup happened at 4am local time, sunrise in winter happens at 6:47 am. this video is pretty bright
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#14Here’s the footage on YT: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1p47H8HuLtY
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#15Here’s the footage on YT: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1p47H8HuLtY
This video is edited. The background music is not the original.
Here is the original in a tweet: https://twitter.com/VonKoutli/status/1356278671267557382
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#16I think this is also the road featured in Top Gear a while back. I know nothing about Myanman politics so I won't wax poetic about anything
> Myanman
Is there an adjectival form of Myanmar? I've been assuming we were stuck with "Burmese" regardless of whether we called it "Burma".
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#17Brazil 2: Myanmar
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#18Too perfect. I’d bet it’s psyops propaganda.
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#19I think this is also the road featured in Top Gear a while back. I know nothing about Myanman politics so I won't wax poetic about anything
> Myanman Is there an adjectival form of Myanmar? I've been assuming we were stuck with "Burmese" regardless of whether we called it "Burma".
Yes: it's Myanma, so it's the Myanma government.