(This post is based on the news article from Myanmah Ahlin on 3
April 2013.)
Disgusting posts of deadly rumours and nasty
conspiracy theories are all over the internet just few hours after a deadly
fire broke out in the locked-out mosque-cum-madrassa in the 48th
street of downtown Rangoon on about 2:45 am in the early morning of April 2.
The ABSDF the students-turned-terrorist
group of notorious murderers and cannibals was the worst culprit in releasing
many nasty arson accusations levelling at Burmese Government in particular and
Burmese Buddhist in general.
ABSDF former Chairman Moe Thee Zun who
is a closet-Muslim now wanted in Burma by the Burmese police and also Interpol since
last year for the horrible months-long torture and the eventual murder of his own
comrade ABSDF Chie-of-Staff Naing Aung on the Thai-Burma border was most
disgusting for immediately releasing following nasty accusations - by a supposedly Muslim witness at the scene
of mosque fire - of Burmese Government behind the deadly fire that killed
13.
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Moe Thee Zun's Facebook Post claiming arson. |
-Burmese
Government’s Arson suspected in Rangoon’s 48th street Arabic
Madrassa!
1. The students’ shirts were soaked with oil suspected of either turpentine
or kerosene.
2. Students fleeing the fire slipped and fell because of that oil on the
floor. The Arabic teacher slipped and fell when he tried to grab the water
bucket. Both fire-fighters and rescuers had oil on their cloths and their
hands. I myself have smell of oil on my hands. Here in Rangoon people do not
use kerosene. They use only petrol, diesel, octane, and gas. But I was from the
rural area and I knew very well the smell of kerosene.
3. There were more than 20 fire-engines at the scene but they didn’t use
their sirens like they always do as if they were coming in secret. When the
Mingalar Bazaar was burning we could hear their sirens the whole night. But
this time the fire-engines were so quiet that only people who saw that many
fire-engines knew something sinister was going on.
4. The Madrassa’s wiring has no familiar smell of shock-burning. Also
the Burmese police took away the Madrassa’s transformer used to raise the supply
voltage.
5. RFA video reporter who was interviewing the fire-fighters at the
scene immediately stopped the filming once he smelled the hands of a fireman
who was telling him that he had oil on his hands and his uniform and still the
smell is lingering. Eleven Media didn’t mention that oil matter in their news bulletin
of the fire.
6. When told them that there were students trapped on the mezzanine floor
the fire-fighters denied that and refused to rescue them. The local Muslims who
personally knew the students had to go up to the mezzanine and pulled out the
dead bodies.
7. There was a jeep parked right outside the Madrassa and no driver
showed up and the crowd had to physically lift it up and moved the jeep.
8. Before the fire there was a loud noise of explosion.
9. The unconfirmed news that the fire was caused by the wire-shock
spread too quickly.
10. If the fire really was from a wire-shock why was the kerosene there?
Did the Madrassa have a kerosene-powered-generator? Why didn’t the neighbours
smell the usual smell of wire-shock?
Because of
above-mentioned ten factors I (Moe Thee Zun) strongly concluded that the fire at
the 48th street Arabic Madrassa was the arson committed by the
Burmese Government!
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Former ABSDF Chairman and wanted torturer-murderer Moe Thee Zun (a closet-Muslim now residing in NYC) wanted by Burmese police. |
Was it really? Our notorious murderer
and cannibal ABSDF’s Moe Thee Zun was so quick in jumping to that conclusion
within few hours after the said fire broke out his conclusion is just pure baseless
accusations.
So what did really happen at that
illegally-constructed Mosque-cum-Madrassa in the narrow 48th street of
downtown Rangoon on the wee hour of April 2’s early morning?
Myanmah Ahlin Newspaper article reporting the true story. |
Little dead bodies in body-bags carried out of the Mosque. |
Their existence inside the large mosque
was so secret and so sinister that even the next door neighbours did not know
that the Muslims had been locking-up more than 70 boys (now people suspected that many of
these boys are Burmese Buddhist orphans bought from the poor Burmese-Buddhist
villages by the wealthy Muslims and the boys are being converted into Islam) every
night inside the fortress-like mosque.
The mosque has two floors and 13 most
vulnerable boys average-aged about 10 were forced to sleep on the mezzanine floor
of the upstairs level. The steel-accordion-door to the mezzanine was
double-locked from outside and the sleep-in Iman of the Mosque Mohamad Ulwar
only had the keys of that two locks.
Basically the very young
Burmese-Buddhist boys were kept there to prevent them escaping from the evil
clutches of their mosque mullahs. The assumption now was that the
Burmese-Buddhist orphan bys now perished in the fire were sick and tired of mindlessly
reciting that stupid verses from the Quran at least 15 hours a day seven days a
week for months and months.
Thus the double locks on their steel doors
from the outside and only the sleep-in Iman had the keys to that double-locks. Only
to prevent them from escaping!
The burnt-out voltage-transformer from the mosque. |
Almost every house in Rangoon has these
cheap transformers and they are absolutely dangerous and a few hundred cases of
fire breaking out by the overheating of these transformers are reported every
year in Rangoon. Some are so serious the fatalities occurred like that mosque-fire
on April Second.
The big transformer was just behind the
stairs to the upper floor and as the fire had broken out the 50 odd boys and
the Iman Mohamad Ulwar sleeping downstairs tried desperately to extinguish the
fire to no avail.
Iman Mohamad Ulwar’s main concern appeared
to be the prevention of that rapidly burning fire igniting the 5 gallons of
diesel stored nearby for the mosque stand-by diesel generator. That basically explains
the traces of oil on him, the boys, the firemen, and the rescuers.
While they were haplessly trying to extinguish
the fire the hot smoke, naturally, was rising so quick to the upper levels and being
rapidly accumulated to a very dangerous level in the mezzanine floor where 13
young Burmese boys were now hopelessly trapped. They were killed within a few
minutes by that overpowering smoke. Their autopsies have found out that tragic
fact as their small lungs were overly filled with black smokes.
The Iman Mohamad Ulwar could have saved
that 13 pure souls by unlocking the doors and letting them out once fire was
out of control. But he worried only about the mosque and not the poor
Burmese-Buddhist orphans being in the process of forcefully converting to evil
Islam.
Maybe his evil mind at that time was thinking
about possible political benefits by sacrificing the Buddhist boys and later
claiming the arson, who knows?
The devastation inside the 48th street Mosque in Rangoon. |
Three surviving Muslim boys giving interviews to media. |
“At about 3 in the morning the loud
noises coming out of the big transformer right beside me and then smokes were
coming out. Once fire started burning I tried to wake up other boys but most didn’t
wake up.
They were just too tired and exhausted from the whole
day of Quran reciting and learning the stupid Arabic verses by heart without
knowing what the strange foreign words really are!
So I and some boys used our thin
blankets to kill the fire but the fire was getting stronger and smoke were
getting thicker around us and going upstairs. Then the Iman Mohamad Ulwar woke
up and he soaked few blankets with water and covered the burning transformer.
The fire was smothered but it produced more
smokes and I think the boys upstairs were killed by that heavy smokes. I think
the Iman was more worried about the diesel jarrican nearby catching fire than
the young boys upstairs screaming to let them out. As if he didn’t care?”
Mohamad Ulwar the evil Iman first tried
to spread the nasty rumours that the fire was an act of arson by the
Burmese-Buddhists as the fire accelerant was used and found inside the mosque.
Mosque Iman with shit-stains on his forehead. |
Once confronted by the boys telling the
truth and Daw Khartun and other critical evidence the Iman Mohamad Ulwar
confessed what actually happened inside the locked-down 48th street
mosque that hellish night, in front of the video cameras.
He has now been arrested and charged
with 13 counts of involuntary manslaughter of 13 poor Burmese-Buddhist-orphan boys
who were in the cruel process of force-conversion to Evil Islam.