Instead, what the people there really need is information about the world outside. Each tiny gateway of information helps to bring awareness. The opposition in Myanmar may have all the knowledge in the world, but if the common people are uneducated that amounts to nothing. The people are shouting for democracy but, to be honest, only very few of them know what it actually means. What Burma needs is change.
Democracy implies a lot more than 'change', more than just holding free elections.
Educating the masses will take time. Very unlikely - we need only look at what happens elsewhere in the world. In my opinion a transitional government is the way to go. No longer a military government but a council consisting of democratically elected civilians as well as representatives of the Tatmadaw or military forces. Only that way could the current leaders be convinced to surrender power, and only that way will the country gradually change instead of very suddenly with all the attendant problems.