Thursday, November 28, 2013

International Socialists’ Global Warming Scam


At the heart of all the left’s political agendas is wealth redistribution. That is as true of the Global Warming eco-scam as it is of anything else.

The left knows that idealism is a puny force compared to the power of profit. It may employ the slogans of idealism, recruiting college students to wave signs, dress up as polar bears and cry Armageddon;  but it uses the appeal of cold hard cash to invest as many people as it can into its cause.

Wealth redistribution gave the left a firm grip on power in America. No matter how many lies it tells or how many crimes it commits, it knows that when election time comes around those who profit from its wealth redistribution programs will flock to the polls; caring about nothing but their own bottom line.

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

India’s Shoot-To-Kill Policy On Bangladeshi Border


15-year-old Bangladeshi girl Felani
Khatun's dead body dangling from
the border fence after Indian border
guards shot her on the fence as she
was trying to cross the border.
Security officials openly admit that unarmed civilians trying to enter India illegally are being killed. Will the government act?

Do good fences make good neighbours? Not along the India-Bangladesh border. Here, India has almost finished building a 2,000km fence. Where once people on both sides were part of a greater Bengal, now India has put up a "keep out" sign to stop illegal immigration, smuggling and infiltration by anti-government militants.

This might seem unexceptional in a world increasingly hostile to migration. But to police the border, India's Border Security Force (BSF), has carried out a shoot-to-kill policy – even on unarmed local villagers. The toll has been huge.

Over the past 10 years Indian security forces have killed almost 1,000 people, mostly Bangladeshis, turning the border area into a south Asian killing fields. No one has been prosecuted for any of these killings, in spite of evidence in many cases that makes it clear the killings were in cold blood against unarmed and defenceless local residents.

Monday, November 25, 2013

Buying Peace in Burma with Rolls-Royce Import Permits


We the people of Burma need to know if giving away free the ethnic-insurgent armies highly profitable car-import permits is a means to achieve the current peace in Burma, or issuing such duty-free-import permits is also a gigantic corruption going on among the ruling politicians and senior ministers involving in the ongoing so-called peace process?

According to our investigating journalists the unsettling news from the imported-cars market was that the so-called Peace-car-import permits have been doing very good business in the market and thus bringing in huge profits to whoever selling these expensive car-import permits.

Seasoned brokers in various car markets in Rangoon are now openly saying that all ethnic insurgent armies and organizations now on the cease-fire agreement and the ongoing peace negotiating process with the government have received hundreds and hundreds of so-called Peace-car-import permits as the sweeteners from Thein Sein’s Government.

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Angola Bans Islam and Now Demolishing All Mosques


A mosque being demolished in Luanda, Angola.
By popular demand, Angolan authorities have taken pre-emptive action and decided to ban the Muslim religion, which they consider a cult, NOT a religion. They see what Muslims are doing to Christians, especially in Africa, and are taking steps to prevent the same from happening in Angola.

In early October 2013, the Muslims living in Luanda in the municipality of Viana Zango were shocked to see the minaret of their mosque dismantled into pieces on the ground without permission.

On Thursday 03 October in the morning, the Angolan authorities decided to destroy the mosque Zango located in the urban district of Viana 17 km. The governor of Luanda Bento announced in a radio spot that radical Muslims are not welcome in Angola and the Angolan government is not ready for the legalization of mosques in Angola.

Saturday, November 23, 2013

Buddhists Fleeing Bangladeshi Genocide Get Residency

(News and photos direct from Burmese Blogs on November 20, 2013.)

Buddhist-Yakhines from Bangladesh now resettling
back in Arakan after fleeing Islamic genocide.
In just three months since the end of raining season more than a thousand ethnic-Buddhists fleeing the widespread genocide of Buddhists in Bangladesh have crossed into neighbouring Arakan and they have been given temporary residency permits by Burmese Government.

Just on October 15 alone sixteen Buddhist families of more than 50 people crossed the Burma-Bangladesh border. They were originally from the Ywar-daw Village by India-Bangladesh border and they are now temporarily taking refuge in Central Buddhist Monastery in Maungdaw Town.

“Right now they urgently need blankets, mosquito-nets, flannels, cooking pots & pans, and kitchenware. Very soon they will be moving into new houses now being built for them in Aung-thar-yar model village,”  said Buddhist Abbott of the Maungdaw Central Monastery.

Friday, November 22, 2013

KIA General Gun Maw Applying His Passport In Rangoon

(Translated news and photos direct from various Burmese Blogs last week.)

KIA generals Gam Shaung and Gun Maw.
Ironically, General Gun Maw the chief of KIA (Kachin Independence Army) insurgent-army is now in Rangoon to apply for his Burmese passport to visit Thailand and China while a devastating battle between his KIA rebels and Burmese army troops has been raging at Mansi Township in Bamaw for over a month now.

General Gun Maw arrived in Rangoon on a private plane on November-17. Although his KIA insurgents are not officially in any cease-fire or peace agreement with the Burmese government he obviously was allowed to travel freely in Burma with his own well-armed Kachin escorts.

While in Rangoon General Gun Maw had a plan to apply for his Burmese passport, apply for a Thai visa, do a press conference, and meet various groups of ethnic Kachin activists living in Rangoon and nearby townships.

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

NDF Party’s MP Khin Waing Kyi Meeting Shin Wirathu


NDF's MP Daw Khin Wine Kyi receiving guidance
from nationalist monk Shin Wirathu.
At noon on November 18 Daw Khin Waing Kyi the woman Upper-house MP from NDF (National Democratic Force) party had paid respects to nationalist Buddhist monk Shin Wirathu at his New-Masoeyein Teaching Monastery in Mandalay.

The popular woman MP had come to see Shin Wirathu to report about current political scenes in and out of Hluttaw (Burma’s Parliament) and also the current updates on the 969-Buddhist-Movement sponsored law the Buddhist Women’s Marriag Act (Ah-myo-zount U-pa-day) at the Parliament.

In return Shin Wirathu had instructed her to continue on with her and her NDF Party’s tireless efforts till the crucial Buddhist law will be submitted to the Parliament and debated and then passed. Shin Wirathu also donated one million kyats to her NDF Party as his support to strengthen NDF’s nationalist-patriotic activities in protecting Burman race and Buddhism and Burmese culture.

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Islamophobia: A Type Of Racism? Nope!


Islamophobia: Can it be Considered a Type of Racism? The word of the day recently seems to be this “Islamophobia” term that is being thrown around talk shows and biased news networks.

It’s a useful term. With it you can drown people’s voices out when speaking out against Islam, drown them with the social pressures of being labelled racist and ignorant. It acts as a big stick you can hit people with the second they question the ever loudening oppressive voice of Islam.

However I am pleased to see that people are no longer intimidated by the ridiculous accusation of racism as Islamophobia is on the rise, but instead of observing and pondering its flourishing number many media outlets prefer to name ignorance and racism the fuels of the anti-Islam fire.

Monday, November 18, 2013

Bangladeshi-Buddhists’ Protest At UN To Stop Genocide


On August 5, 2013, The American Jumma Council (AJC) – USA (The Association of American Bangladeshi-Buddhist People known as Jumma People) successfully held a protest demonstration against the Bengali Muslim Settlers’ and Bangladeshi Military’s attacks on Jumma Peoples in Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), Bangladesh.

Known as the “Quiet Genocide of Buddhists in Bangladesh” the more than 60-years long genocide has been going on so long at such intensity that Buddhist population in Bangladesh has been annihilated from a substantial 20% in the 1950s to a negligible 0.7% today.

The protest was held in front of the United Nations Headquarters , New York. The AJC was asking for International and United Nations intervention to protect the Buddhist Jumma Peoples in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh.