Thursday, May 30, 2013

Lashio Anti-Muslims Riots’ Second Day

Armed-Burmese-Buddhists on motorbikes patrolling Lashio.
At about 1:30 pm on 29 May 2013 more than 40 Muslim men armed with two swords each came out of Ward-7 the Muslim quarters in Lashio and marched towards the Seit-ta-thu-kha Buddhist Monastery.
The Muslim men were all stout and good fighting age as if they were selected and prepared for this occasion. On their way towards the Buddhist monastery they torched Motorbikes on the streets, destroyed the Buddhist shops, and burned some Buddhist houses.
And the local Buddhists defending their monastery were waiting for them. But when the two crowds met and the violent clashes started the armed-police arrived and tried to separate the two crowds.

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Lashio Mosques And Madrassas Burning By Race Riots

(Translation of news articles from various Burmese blogs on 21 May 2013.)
A burnt-down mosque in Lashio of Northern Shan State.
Lashio the capital of Northern Shan State has been under dusk-to-dawn curfew (Act-144) since 8 pm last night (28 May 2013) after violent anti-Muslim race riots broke out there.
The riots were triggered by a fiery attack on Aye Aye Win (24), a petrol retailer (Shan-Buddhist) on Thein-ni Street of 8th Ward in Lashio, by Ne Win (48) a Muslim (Kalar)  traveller from Kengton’s 2nd ward. Apparently at about 4:15 pm on May 28 a heated argument broke out between petrol seller Buddhist woman and the Muslim man.

Monday, May 27, 2013

Questions About Burma’s Future


WASHINGTON: President Thein Sein of Burma, the former general who President Barack Obama hopes is leading a transition from dictatorship to democracy, is not an imposing figure. The longer you talk with him, the less imposing he seems.

That, at least, was my impression after interviewing him for about 45 minutes Sunday, along with The Washington Post's Anne Gearan.

We tried to find out whether the president believes the clause the junta inserted into the constitution effectively barring Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of democracy forces in Burma, from the presidency should remain in effect:

Saturday, May 25, 2013

Turkish Writer Takes Off Her Headbag Amidst Threats


Bestselling Turkish Writer is receiving death threats, after she took her veil off. Famous Bestselling Turkish Writer is receiving death threats because she decided to uncover her head.

The activist, Rabia Kazan, a columnist for 5 years in Ortadoğu Gazetesi, which is a nationalist Turkish newspaper, and the author of a book titled "Tahran Melekleri" (Angels of Tehran) in which she reviewed temporary marriage in Iran, (a sort of legal prostitution) has been receiving serious death threats from the Fanatic Islamic Community after making her decision to not wear a headscarf, which she was forced to wear by her mother in her childhood. Having gone to the Turkish Police Department, Rabia Kazan declared.

"The headscarf was a decision of my mother and when I uncovered my head, I felt freedom for the first time in my life."

Fading Orwellian Link: Katha Of “Burmese Days”


In Myanmar Outpost, a Fading Orwellian Link by Jane Perlez. Left is the British Club in Katha, where male characters of George Orwell's "Burmese Days" lounged and drank tumblers of whiskey and gin. It now houses offices of a cooperative association.

KATHA, Myanmar — George Orwell created his first novel, “Burmese Days,” a scathing portrait of the imperious attitudes of the British, from this former colonial outpost on the banks of the mighty Irrawaddy River. His brutish characters swilled too much whiskey at a whites-only club, and wilted in the vaporous heat. A train that crawled through the jungle from Mandalay provided a lifeline to the outside world.

Local aficionados are encouraging the authorities in Myanmar to restore George Orwell’s house.

Friday, May 24, 2013

Buddhist Exodus Driving Illegal Bengali-Muslims Mad


Minority Rohingya Muslims who have long alleged persecution by the Buddhists in Myanmar, say Buddhist families from Bangladesh are now being resettled on their land.

Buddhist families from Bangladesh are quietly crossing the border into Myanmar, where local Rakhine Buddhist groups and government agencies are helping them resettle. The move has created pressure on the minority Rohingya Muslims, who have long alleged persecution by the Buddhists to leave.

Muslim Rohingyas, who are not recognized by the state, allege that the Buddhists and the Myanmar government are attempting to throw them out of their villages and take away their land.

“The Buddhists from Bangladesh are being resettled around Rakhine’s Rohingya villages to create more pressure on the local minority community,” says Bangladesh-based Rohingya rights activist Khin Maung Lay.

China Vs US To Operate Rangoon Airport Next 30 Years?


On Monday morning, the White House released a vague agenda for this afternoon's historic bilateral meeting between President Barack Obama and Thein Sein, the first president of Burma, also known as Myanmar, to visit Washington in almost 50 years. While its release ticks off the major issues -- including democratic reform, "ethnic tensions," and economic development -- sources tell The Cable that a contract to operate Burma's Yangon airport will likely be brought up.

The contract, which involves the renovation and operation of the former Burmese capital's airport, is worth $1 billion over 30 years and has attracted bids from some of the most powerful corporations in the world. More importantly, from a geostrategic standpoint, it also pits a U.S. consortium including giants Boeing and McKinsey against a joint venture involving the massive Chinese-owned company China Harbour Engineering and Pioneer Aerodrome Service, a firm connected to Burma's former military regime.

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Sanctions-champion Mitch McConnell Reversing


WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following remarks on the Senate floor today regarding the Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act import sanctions:
“For the past two decades, I have been coming to the Senate floor to condemn acts of the Burmese regime against its own people.  And for the past decade, for these same reasons, I have sponsored legislation to impose sanctions on the Burmese government. Beginning in 2003, import sanctions have been renewed annually through the Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act (the BFDA). The BFDA was later enhanced in 2008 through the Tom Lantos Block Burmese JADE Act, a measure I also cosponsored.   
“Today, however, I come to the floor with a different message. After having given the matter a great deal of thought and review, I do not believe that Congress should reauthorize the BFDA’s import sanctions. Let me repeat that. I do not believe the BFDA import ban should be renewed for another year.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Two Muslim Thugs Beheaded British Soldier in London


One of the Muslim head-chopping thug. 
LONDON (AFP) - British police shot and wounded two men after a man thought to be a serving soldier was killed outside a London barracks, in an attack Prime Minister David Cameron called "truly shocking".

In a dramatic move, the government's emergency response committee was being summoned following the killing which some eyewitness reports suggested was an attempted beheading using machete-like knives.

Some early reports suggested the attack might be Islamist-related, although there was no official confirmation. The incident took place in broad daylight in a street around 200 metres (yards) from the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, a district of southeast London. Police were called at 2:20 pm (1320 GMT) to reports of one man being assaulted by two others.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

A Father’s Desperate Plea To VSG Min Aung Hlaing

At the graduating ceremony of DSA Intake-55 on 8 December 2012 your Excellency the Vice Senior General yourself said, “Instead of just doing whatever he desires a good officer must think carefully and analyse what he should or should not do. He needs to know the exact condition of his soldiers. And he has to carefully implement the task at hand only after analysing the problem he is facing and also thinking of the present situation and possible future outcomes.”
What my eldest son the army officer had done was exactly same as what you clearly emphasized in your speech and thus I have to open up and report to you the army commander-in-chief of the over-the-top punishment imposed upon my son.

Sydney Judge Let The Muslim Rioter Walk All Over Her


Muslim thug Mohammed Issaka during 2012 Sydney riots.
HE allegedly had no problem standing up to police during last year's Muslim riots - but Mohammed Issai Issaka just couldn't bring himself to stand and show respect to a Sydney magistrate yesterday.

Appearing at the Downing Centre Local Court on charges of rioting and assaulting police, Issaka's case was held up for 30 minutes after he refused to rise to his feet on the grounds of his "religious beliefs" when magistrate Jacqueline Milledge entered the courtroom.

Despite berating the 44-year-old for his "disrespect", Ms Milledge then went out of her way to placate him - working out a compromise so he could stay in the court. Ms Milledge adjourned the proceedings for a short time, allowing Issaka to leave the room, before she reconvened the court. Once she was seated, Issaka returned to the room - technically standing - as he walked to his seat.

Monday, May 20, 2013

Stockholm Burning As Muslim Youths Riot


STOCKHOLM (AP) — Gangs of (Muslim) youth angered by the police shooting death of an elderly man in a mainly (Muslim) immigrant neighborhood hurled rocks at police and set cars and buildings on fire in a Stockholm suburb early Monday, forcing the evacuation of an apartment block.

Around 50 (Muslim) youths were involved in the riots in the suburb of Husby, police spokesman Lars Bystrom said.

The (Muslim) youths set light to a parking garage, compelling police to evacuate residents from an adjacent apartment block, Bystrom said. Residents were allowed to return home after a couple of hours.

Burma’s President U Thein Sein In Washington DC


(Direct translation of news articles from MyanmarNewsLocal Blog on 19 May 2013.)
U Thein Sein with Burmese-Americans in Washington DC.
(Dr. Ba Maw's grand daughter and Bo Yan Naing's daughter
Nandar Maw Naing (UNICEF) was at right-end standing.)
More than 300 still-Burmese and former-Burmese nationals living in the Washington area came and met their President U Thein Sein at Burmese Embassy in Washington DC on today May 18.
During his cordial meeting with Burmese families in Washington DC President Thein Sein explained to them the current reform process back home in Burma and he also invited all the Burmese working abroad to come back home and help rebuild their native country.
He also reminded them of some American sanctions still active against Burma and told them that the reason for his visit was to urge the United States to end all the remaining sanctions like infamous Jade Act which bans jades and all gemstones from Burma.

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Syria Is Australia’s Ticking Timebomb?


Last week I was accused of using the Boston bombings to whip up hysteria about Islam with this post (http://bernardgaynor.com.au/asio-terror/ ). However, you will find no mention of the Boston bombings anywhere within it.

That is because it was not about Boston. And I’m sure those ‘average American youths’ have done a good enough job of raising concerns about Islamic violence by their own hand without anyone needing to point the finger at me.

Friday, May 17, 2013

The Netherlands To Abandon Multiculturalism!


Anti-Islam Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
The Netherlands, where six per cent of the population is now Muslim, is scrapping multiculturalism. The Dutch government says it will abandon the long-standing model of multiculturalism that has encouraged Muslim immigrants create a parallel society within the Netherlands.

A new integration bill, which Dutch Interior Minister Piet Hein Donner presented to parliament on June 16, reads:
“The government shares the social dissatisfaction over the multicultural society model and plans to shift priority to the values of the Dutch people. In the new integration system, the values of the Dutch society play a central role.” With this change, the government steps away from the model of a multicultural society.

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

969 Buddhist-Activist Monks Versus US Ambassador?

(Part of this post is direct translations of Op-Ed Articles from various Burmese Blogs.)
The 969 Buddhist Revival Movement in Burma is extremely popular among the Burmese Buddhists, even though bitterly demonised by International media, Islamic countries, and Burma’s own Muslims as a racist bigotry tethering on the genocidal context of ruining and driving the Bengali-Muslims out of Burma.
Recently at the US Embassy-sponsored forum titled “Freedom of Expression” held in the evening of May 8 at the American Centre the US Ambassador Derek Mitchell launched a thinly-veiled public attack on the 969 Buddhist Movement for inciting March anti-Muslim violence in Meikhtilar and earlier Islamic race riots in Arakan State last year.

Monday, May 13, 2013

OIC Paying SSA Ywet-Sit To Let Jihadists Into Burma?

(Part of this post is direct from the New Strait Times of Islamic Malaysia.)

100 million US$ worth of Territory for OIC's Islamist Army.
According to the New Strait Times of Malaysia a high-ranking official from a major OIC member country (Either Pakistan or Saudi Arabia?), assigned by the OIC to implement their latest policy of armed-intervention in Burma, secretly met with SSA’s General Ywet Sit in the Bangkok Embassy of that major OIC country.
May 9 clandestine meeting between the OIC delegate and SSA (Shan State Army – A Shan insurgent and drug trafficking army in Burma) highest-ranking officers was leaked out by Pakistani diplomatic sources in Malaysia.
The meeting was primarily on offering SSA at least 100 million US$ as first instalment to help OIC establish the Islamic Jihadist Army of Burma’s so-called Rohingyas or Bengali-Muslims and Muslim Mujahedeen volunteers from all over the Islamic world in the SSA-controlled territory bordering Northern Thailand.

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Understanding The Muslim Brotherhood of All Jihadists



The Muslim Brotherhood is the name of a world-wide Sunni Islamist movement, which has spawned several religious and political organizations in the Middle East, including Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, dedicated to the jihadi credo:

“God is our objective, the Quran is our Constitution, the Prophet is our leader, struggle is our way, and death for the sake of God is the highest of our aspirations.”

It should be noted that al Qaeda’s number two, Ayman al-Zawahri, joined the Muslim Brotherhood at age fourteen. It should also be noted that the Muslim Brotherhood was responsible for the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat.

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Colonel Mathew Dooley Crushed by Muslim Brotherhood


Lt. Col Mathew Dooley US Army.
Is a Decorated Combat Vet’s Career Being Sacrificed on the Altar of Political Correctness?
By Harold Hutchison From the May 2013 issue of SOF

A CAREER IS HALTED

Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Dooley was a rising star, according to his officer evaluation reports (OERs) going back to 2008. Yet instead, his career now lies in limbo. How that happened raises very disturbing questions about the state of professional military education.

Burmese Buddhist Monks’ Open Letter To Dalai Lama


Date: May 9, 2013

Dear His Holiness Dalai Lama,

We, Burmese Buddhist Monks, are very sad to read your recent comments about wrongly condemning fellow peaceful Burmese Buddhist Monks who stood firmly together with Tibetan Buddhists in fighting against the injustice in Tibet land.

(Reference: Dharamsala, HP, India, 22 April 2013, comment to an audience at the University of Maryland, 7 May 2013.)

We think you are misled by some people / groups and one sided media reports based on fabricated propaganda of extremists and opportunists.

Friday, May 10, 2013

Lebanese-Muslim Thug Jailed 4 Years For Sydney Riots



A MAGISTRATE handing a chief offender in last year's Muslim riots a four-year jail term says if it was possible she would have sentenced him for longer.

Deputy Chief Magistrate Jane Culver yesterday made the comments while sentencing father-of-one Mahmoud Eid, 26, to at least 33 months in jail with a total term of just over four years over the ugly September 15 riots in which he kicked a police dog and pushed over a policewoman.

The Punchbowl plumber, who was charged with rioting, assaulting police and animal cruelty, was found to have played an active part in every violent clash with police during the protests. His actions were caught on various footage of the riot.

He handed himself in two days after being exposed in the media for his actions, which included pushing over a female constable, kicking police dog "Chuck" in the ribs and hitting an officer's riot shield.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Rescue Of Buddhist Girls from Muslim Paedophile-Rapists

Rescued 14-year old Burmese-Buddhist girl.
This is one of the success stories of our 969 Movement’s various rescues of young Burmese-Buddhist girls from the gripping hands of rich Muslim paedophile-rapists all over Burma. This case involves a 14 year-old Burmese-Buddhist girl and her tormentor a 42 year-old Bengali-Muslim kalar both from the South-Oakalarpa township of Rangoon.
It began on 18 March this year. That day at about 6:30 in the evening one patriotic Burmese taxi-driver Aung Aung Oo picked up a really odd couple from the bus stop at South-Oakalarpa Post Office.

Monday, May 6, 2013

Buddhist Exodus From Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hills


Gang-rape-murder victim Thaung Ma Chay (14).
Just last month of April alone more than 800 Buddhist people belonging to the ethnic Yakhines living hundreds and hundreds of years in the Chittaging Hill Tracts region in Islamic Bangladesh have fled into Burma.
All together 173 families of 800 Yakhine Buddhists have entered the Maungdaw District after fleeing from the brutal religious and racial persecution in Bangladesh.
The more than 60-years long Islamic genocide of Buddhists in Bangladesh has been quietly going on in Chittagong Hills while the Muslim-funded and controlled International media like Al-jazebra has been relentlessly loudmouthing the highly-exaggerated and false news about the Buddhist persecution of Muslims in Burma.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Islamic Genocide of Buddhists In Bangladesh – Part 7



On 9 May 2012 a minor indigenous Jumma girl named Ms Sujata Chakma (11 years), daughter of late Mr. Jyotish Chandra Chakma and Ms. Mongala Devi Chakma of Ultachari mouza area of Atarakchara union under Longadu upazila in Rangamati hill district was allegedly killed after rape by a Bengali settler. 

The victim was a student of class 4 of Ultachari Government Primary School. The girl was brutally killed by chopping on the neck with sharp weapon.

It is learnt that the incident happened around 2.30 pm on that day, when Sujata Chakma along with her nephew (5 year old) named Triratna Chakma was grazing cows half a kilometer from the village.  According to Triranta Chakma’s statement, a bearded Bengali man came and forcibly took Sujata away towards upward of Sadachara. She then ran to the village to give the news.

Friday, May 3, 2013

Abu Bashir Orders To Bomb Burmese Embassy in Jakarta


Indonesian Terrorist Leader Abu Bakar Bashir declares
Muslim holy war Jihad on our Burma (Myanmar).
Islamic terrorists in Indonesia have a new target after militant godfather Abu Bakar Bashir threatened holy war against the Buddhists of Myanmar.

Just hours after the threat was reported on radical site Voice of al-Islam on Thursday, two men were arrested carrying pipe bombs on their way to the Myanmar embassy in central Jakarta.

The report quoted Mr Bashir, who motivated the Bali bombers in 2002, saying Myanmar was conducting genocide against Rohingya Muslims in the Arakan state in the country's west, and that jihad was the only solution.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

969 Burmese Buddhist Event in Thailand’s Mahachai

(The news article direct from LuduMaungKarLu Blog on 01 May 2013.)
This is the feel-good story about a significant Burmese-Buddhist event in Thailand. The event was held on yesterday May 1 in Mahachai town, well known as another Little Burma in Thailand, about one hour train ride from Bangkok.
And the Buddhist event was managed by extremely popular 969 Buddhist movement now spreading all over Burma and also to other Buddhist countries such as Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and even to faraway Sri Lanka, I have been informed.
The event was basically the night-long deliverance of Buddhist sermons in Burmese language by Burmese-Buddhist monks from both Burma and Thailand. The event was held in the spacious Khone-khu-thai Monastery in Mahachai.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Mosque And Muslim Properties Destroyed In Oak-kan

Damaged Oak-kan Mosque.
Oak-kan a small town about 40 miles north from Rangoon, on the Rangoon-Prome highway, was the latest scene of now very frequent occurrences of destruction of mosques and Muslim properties in restless Buddhist-Burma.
The negligible bicycle accident on yesterday 30th April between a Muslim woman and a very young Buddhist novice turned into an ugly anti-Muslim race riots in which the main mosque of the town and about 20 shops owned by town Muslims were destroyed by a Buddhist mob hell bent on driving the much-hated Bengali-Muslims out of their Burmese-Buddhist town.