Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Malaysian Army Uses F-18 Jets against Filipino Rebels!


Malaysian Air Force's F-18 Super Hornet fighter jets.
MANILA — Malaysia used airstrikes and mobilized thousands of troops on Tuesday to try to put an end to a monthlong quixotic incursion by a band of gunmen from the Philippines seeking to reclaim part of Borneo Island for a defunct sultanate.

Three F-18 fighter jets and five Hawk ground-attack aircraft bombed and strafed the estimated 200 Filipino gunmen holed up near the small northeastern Malaysian village of Kampung Taduo, Defense Minister Ahmad Zahid of Malaysia said on Tuesday.
The airstrikes were followed by a ground assault that killed an undetermined number of the Filipino gunmen but caused no Malaysian casualties, the defense minister said.

Muslim Extremists In Melbourne Islamist Conference?

Australian Senator Cory Bernardi.
Liberal senator Cory Bernardi has slammed an upcoming Islamic conference which he says will feature "extremists and purveyors of hate".
The three-day Australian Islamic Peace Conference is billed as the "largest, the biggest and the best-ever Islamic event in the history of Australia" and will kick off this weekend in Melbourne.
Conference organisers, the Islamic Research and Educational Academy, have come under fire for inviting Saudi cleric Abdul Rahman al-Sudais. Al-Sudais has in the past reportedly called for violent jihad and for the annihilation of Jews.
Senator Bernardi says other speakers who have been invited to the conference are noted for their support of Osama bin Laden.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Burmese Politicians Tell Tomas Quintana To Fu_k Off!

(This post is direct translation of articles from various Burmese blogs.)

Burmese nationalist Buddhist monk Shin Wirathu.
“In our country everyone is free to practise one’s whatever  religion as the freedom of religion is legally allowed. But it doesn’t matter which country one lives in one has to respectfully follow the laws of the land and one must try to fit in with that country’s prevailing situation.

In building the religious building such as mosques and madrassas the Muslims need to strictly follow the laws laid down by the local authorities. If they do not undesirable troubles can happen,” warned Shin Wirathu the most prominent nationalist Buddhist monk in Burma nowadays.

He was giving remarks to the press in the wake of controversial end-of-trip speech by the UN Human Rights man for Burma Tomas Quintana to the press at the Rangoon airport on 16 February 2013.

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Journalist Bashed by Benglai-Muslim Thugs in East-London



'The Independent' journalist Jerome Taylor.
Voting Fraud Investigative Reporter Beaten Up by Muslim Thugs. Jerome Taylor was savagely beaten by Asian thugs while on the trail of Bangladeshi voter fraud in East London.

ELECTION SPECIAL – The Cultural Enrichment™ keeps on coming. UK Muslim Postal Vote fraud gets uglier – much uglier:

‘The first punch came, landing on my nose, sending blood down my face,’ ‘Independent’ reporter Jerome Taylor relives his bloody experience on the trail of voting fraud in east London

When I look back on it now what surprises me is how disarmingly polite my attackers were.

“What are you doing?” asked one of the two, seemingly inquisitive, Asian teenagers who approached me on a quiet cul-de-sac in Bow, east London, shortly after 1pm yesterday. “There’s been a photographer around here, do you know her?” he added.

Friday, March 8, 2013

Boycott Muslim Businesses: Nationalist-Monk Shin Wirathu

(Following translated transcript of prominent nationalist monk Shin Wirathu's speech  criticizing Aung San Suu Kyi’s party NLD, and his calling for a general boycott against the Muslim businesses in Burma is the direct translation of February 23rd article from Myanmar Headline Blog.)

Nationalist monk Shin Wirathu.
Nowadays, whatever we do, we need to do from a nationalist point of view. Which point of view? Nationalist point of view! Whatever we do we must do as nationalists. Whatever we see we must see as nationalists. Whatever we hear we must hear as nationalists.

Our existence as a Buddhist Burmese Nation has been seriously threatened!

So whatever work we do we must do it from nationalist point of view. When we eat we should eat like nationalists. When we travel we must travel like nationalists do. And, most important, when we buy and sell stuff we must do as nationalists.

Why do I have to say all this? Because our people are very weak in the affairs of our nation and thus we’re losing our country and society to the invading Bengali-Muslims.

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Sydney the Most Islamized Australian City: Geert Wilders!


Right-wing Dutch MP Geert Wilders has delivered a speech in Sydney's west where he attacked the ideology of Islam as being dangerous. Firebrand Dutch MP Geert Wilders has told supporters in Sydney's west that the ideology of Islam is dangerous, while claiming Australia is seeing an "Islamisation" of its cities.

The far-right politician addressed the Q Society of Australia on Friday night at a function centre in Liverpool on the third leg of his controversial tour of Australia. Protesters gathered outside the venue to voice their anger at the MP's controversial tour.

Many members of the media were blocked from entering the event, despite having being told by the ultra-conservative Q Society group that they would be allowed to attend.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Sharia Floggers in Sydney Found Guilty of Assault!


Public-Sharia-Flogging for drinking alcohol.
A SYDNEY COURT has declared Islamic sharia law is no excuse for viciously flogging a man in his own home as punishment for drinking at a bar. In an Australian legal first, magistrate Brian Maloney yesterday found four men guilty of assaulting a Muslim convert in a religion-inspired whipping.

Christian Martinez, 32, was held down and beaten 40 times with an electrical cord in his Silverwater home in July 2011, leaving him bloodied and scarred.

In his judgment, Mr Maloney said assaults committed as part of a religion that involved "mortification of the flesh" had never been before a court in any common-law country - until now.

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Norwegian PM: Rohingya Issue Is Burma’s Internal Affairs!


President Thei Sin and Norway PM Jens Stoltenberg
The Norwegian government has been criticised for failing to pressure the Burmese government on the statelessness of the Rohingya minority during a landmark visit by President Thein Sein to the Scandinavian country this week.

Activists say they are disappointed that the government failed to press Thein Sein on citizenship rights for the Muslim minority in western Burma, who are considered one the world’s most persecuted peoples by the UN.

“Norway has performed a shocking u-turn from being one of the countries which did the most to support Burma’s democracy movement to one which now won’t even speak up for the most vulnerable and desperate people in Burma,” Mark Farmaner from Burma Campaign UK told DVB.

Friday, March 1, 2013

US Land Bank, Railway Bonds, and Burma’s Land Reform

Winding Ledo Road.
It was one pale-dawn in mid or late 1973 when our platoon entered a friendly Kachin village about 5 miles far-south-west of the winding stretch of Ledo Road about 15 miles from Myitkyina. Our company forward outpost then was right on the Ledo Road at 8 miles Post from Myitkyinar.

Just the night before, our company was told of the battalion’s radio-intercept report of that resettlement village defended by a 20 strong people-militia unit was being raided by a roaming KIA unit and our platoon was sent straight away there that night to aid the village.

We have no motorized-transport and so we walked about 15 miles on the jungle paths intentionally avoiding unsealed Ledo Road to avoid possible KIA ambushes as some times KIA attack on a village was just to draw the reinforcing army-column into their ambush.