Kawthoolei - The Path Forward (eBook, ePUB)
Toward Liberty, Virtue, and Progress of the Nation
Fotograf: Lah, Saw / Illustrator: Lah, Saw
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A reflective guide to rebuilding Kawthoolei.This book is a letter addressed to the sons and daughters of Kawthoolei, an urgent call for national renewal with a blueprint.It is written to inform, inspire, and invite those seeking answers about rebuilding Kawthoolei. Its purpose is not to persuade skeptics of Kawthoolei's cause or appease critics of the issues discussed. Readers expecting a specific political view to be endorsed may not find what they seek-some may however discover something far greater than they anticipated. This book does not exist to validate any political ideology. Its aim i...
A reflective guide to rebuilding Kawthoolei.
This book is a letter addressed to the sons and daughters of Kawthoolei, an urgent call for national renewal with a blueprint.
It is written to inform, inspire, and invite those seeking answers about rebuilding Kawthoolei. Its purpose is not to persuade skeptics of Kawthoolei's cause or appease critics of the issues discussed. Readers expecting a specific political view to be endorsed may not find what they seek-some may however discover something far greater than they anticipated.
This book does not exist to validate any political ideology. Its aim is to provide clarity and direction for those in pursuit of understanding and meaningful action. Covering a range of topics, it is like Dar-Pwort-Hae, a spicy mountain-veggie jumble with bold flavors-those unprepared for its intensity may find it challenging to take in.
Given our linguistic landscape, English is the most common denominator and the best choice for forward-looking content. It is a deliberate choice-one made for transparency and accessibility. Some of the messages may come across as too direct, uncomfortable, or revealing, but certain issues require nothing less than direct sunlight-shining truth to expose and drive away the prolonged shadows of deceit and decay.
This book is not a history of the Karen people, nor a study of traditional culture. Rather, it calls for the making of history, the refinement of culture, and the elevation of political thought. However, throughout its pages, it alludes to the history and way of life of our people as they connect to the themes discussed.
Saw LahKBaw draws from the Karen people's journey and hard-won lessons from Singapore, South Korea, Israel, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United States to show how disciplined governance, rigorous STEM education, and an enterprising economy can transform hardship into sustainable progress. Exposing the dangers of ideological dependency and internal division, he highlights the enduring power of communal virtue and cultural confidence. With clear frameworks, vivid borderland vignettes, and actionable policies, this work delivers a compelling message: lasting freedom comes from character, competence, and the courage to build a future worthy of respect on the world stage.
This book is a letter addressed to the sons and daughters of Kawthoolei, an urgent call for national renewal with a blueprint.
It is written to inform, inspire, and invite those seeking answers about rebuilding Kawthoolei. Its purpose is not to persuade skeptics of Kawthoolei's cause or appease critics of the issues discussed. Readers expecting a specific political view to be endorsed may not find what they seek-some may however discover something far greater than they anticipated.
This book does not exist to validate any political ideology. Its aim is to provide clarity and direction for those in pursuit of understanding and meaningful action. Covering a range of topics, it is like Dar-Pwort-Hae, a spicy mountain-veggie jumble with bold flavors-those unprepared for its intensity may find it challenging to take in.
Given our linguistic landscape, English is the most common denominator and the best choice for forward-looking content. It is a deliberate choice-one made for transparency and accessibility. Some of the messages may come across as too direct, uncomfortable, or revealing, but certain issues require nothing less than direct sunlight-shining truth to expose and drive away the prolonged shadows of deceit and decay.
This book is not a history of the Karen people, nor a study of traditional culture. Rather, it calls for the making of history, the refinement of culture, and the elevation of political thought. However, throughout its pages, it alludes to the history and way of life of our people as they connect to the themes discussed.
Saw LahKBaw draws from the Karen people's journey and hard-won lessons from Singapore, South Korea, Israel, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United States to show how disciplined governance, rigorous STEM education, and an enterprising economy can transform hardship into sustainable progress. Exposing the dangers of ideological dependency and internal division, he highlights the enduring power of communal virtue and cultural confidence. With clear frameworks, vivid borderland vignettes, and actionable policies, this work delivers a compelling message: lasting freedom comes from character, competence, and the courage to build a future worthy of respect on the world stage.
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