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That profess one religion or one confession within the framework of one religion. They are unfortunately, thanks. Uh, or due to external external influence and manipulation of various factors, including religious ones, they enter into acute confrontation with each other. I will not talk about examples, in other words, within one civilization there may exist deep contradictions at times, opposing violent conflicts and even warriors due to being inspired by some currents and influences, we know very well about this, but, nevertheless, the unity of peoples belonging to the same civilization, as we believe, is a very important positive fact, well, it is believed that, although we proceed from the priority of our it is believed that the term state civilization, as is often considered in the west and our chinese friends write about this, was one of the first to put into circulation, an investigator of china and a guest professor in one from chinese universities Martin Jacques who wrote the b
Martin-jacquesTea-houseChina-unitedNongovernmental-organizationOrganization-movementUniversity-foreignRepublic-unionYangon-universityLessons-learnedNorth-westSouth-africaGreat-britainFormerly known as burma. He was greeted by a sea of locals. Some of it was spontaneous, some very organized. Schoolaged children in School Uniforms waved the American Flag and the myanmar flag. The president met with the official leadership here, played tourist, visiting a famous buddhist attraction here, a 2,000yearold temple. He also went to aung san suu kyis house, democracy activist who was under house arrest here in this country for years. The president went to her house, had a few words with her. But the centerpiece of his visit was a speech at Yangon University where he laid out the case for why hes here, why he thinks myanmar can still be a thriving democracy. He used a little bit of the evolution of the American Democratic story as motivation. Here is a little bit of that. I stand before you today, the president of the most powerful nation on earth, but recognizing that once the color of my skin would have denied me the right to vote. And so that should give you some sense tha
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