The USA is at a major disadvantage with China on this front because of their multi-ethnicism nonsense. Most of the world is already ethnonationalist and the USA media shaming the Burmese for expelling the Bengalis, a left over of Islamic and English colonialism, was a major miscalculation. India is probably the most equipped and positioned to talk the Junta out of China's arms and into the Indo-Pacific axis. As for the Junta, they have been bribed with drug trafficking profits and profits from enslaving Burmas population for Chinese interests. They could just be bribed into going against China for relatively little, less than the cost of a war to liberate Burma and less than a war with China if they expand into Burma militarily. The bribe could take many forms like profits from some project intersecting Burma that comes slowly so they can be cut off at any time should they renege. If the Myanmar public benefits, and there is plenty of room for benefit given their current living conditions as I understand them, they will see it as beneficial, especially if it stops hostility between the public and the Junta immediately and leads to the restoration of either democratic processes or which ever form of government they find appropriate. The problem I imagine is that the Junta leadership will be pressured by their peers not to side with the West because of the West's multi-ethnicism agenda. Here is where India would be better equipped to interact with the Junta I think. They are more familiar with the problem of unwanted Muslim immigration and claims to territory. The USA has to deal with its, and the West's, media promoting multi-ethnicism globally before it can be expected to perform diplomatically in Asia, Africa, or the Middle East. The people in the West might not realize it, but the notion that the West is controlled by a Jewish cabal is common to Asia and they associate Jews with genocide, due to Israel and Palestine, and increasingly colonialism, motivated by the Rothschild's banking cartel. It is dumb to send a Jewish ambassador anywhere in Asia. I think from the culture of Asia, they want to interact with White people, which they often have a favorable opinion of, to know who they are actually making arrangements with. It makes sense to have a Jewish ambassador from Israel, it doesn't make sense to have a Jewish ambassador from a Western nation where they are only a tiny fraction of the population. Myanmar is very important to the security of the Indo-Pacific region. China's infiltration into the region can't be ignored anymore or it will give China the Indo-Pacific in time. The focus need not be on democracy initially. Myanmar is what it is, a Junta dictatorship of sorts. The structure of Myanmar's government as I understand it actually makes moving it into the Indo-Pacific easier. The process of stabilizing Myanmar to be a functional independent country, which democracy often provides, is a matter of statecraft that can be taught to the Junta, but only if the conditions are right that the Junta will accept guidance. The Junta aren't going to accept advice from a failing country like the USA, especially when it chastises them for not being diverse enough, the root cause of the USA's political problems. They have TV you know, they can see the BLM riots and the Jews on TV stirring up ethnic hatred against the majority, Whites. They don’t want that in their country, who would? China doesn’t care about the Bengalis, they almost certainly are behind their exile from Myanmar. Perhaps if the USA weren’t facing so many internal problems I could have become an ambassador to the Indo-Pacific to untangle this. I think China, the CCP, should forget about expanding to Myanmar and release it from its economic grip while retaining oil transport through the region, which is not strictly necessary for China, but a cost saving measure. The way I see it, and probably Western planners see it, Myanmar could be the flash point for a world war. For the CCP to expand to the region or continue to hold so much sway over the country shows their intention to take the Indo-Pacific region and that is disturbing many people to no end. All eyes are on Myanmar whether they realize it or not and the actions of the Junta against the population are indicating to SE Asia what is in store for them if they continue to allow CCP influences to spread. The CCP wants to play the long game, which I think is understandable given the West’s behavior under ZOG leadership, but their increased presence in Myanmar is premature, even continuing as before is counter productive for them now and may trigger a hot war, but certainly is triggering a re-evaluation of Indo-Pacific and Western militaries. The West is not likely to turn a blind eye to Myanmar’s despair under CCP influence anymore, they should at least wait until the West collapses under the influence of its multi-ethnic and anti-White policies before proceeding. If the West collapses, they could take Myanmar and SE Asia relatively easily; there’s no reason to incur unnecessary risk or the bad PR that the Junta cracking down on Burmese is creating for China.