Burma soldier: 'I would never vote in this election'  An
opposition supporter who was jailed for 15 years and now lives
in the US gives his view on the Burmese election Producer Julie
LeBrocquy and co-director Annie Sundberg on smuggling footage
out of Burma to telling the story of Myo Myint, a former soldier
turned peace activist Link to video: Sheffield Doc/Fest video:
Burma Soldier  Myo Myint Cho, 48, served in the Burmese army.
Discharged after losing a leg and an arm in a minefield, he
became a supporter of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and
started giving speeches outside military bases. He was jailed
for 15 years, suffering mistreatment and torture. He has lived
in the US since 2008 and is the subject of a new British
documentary, Burma Soldier, directed by Nic Dunlop.  If I were
in Burma, I would never vote in this election. I never trust to
the government's promises. When the junta held an election in
1990, it promised the Burmese people and the international
community that it would transfer powe