Sunday, April 5, 2015

RBA Printing $ 4 Billion A Day Inflating Housing Bubble?

 (Sydney house prices are going through roof because of RBA’s massive daily cash injections.)

Crowded suburban houses in Sydney's West.
Twenty years ago one could buy an average house (3-bedder) in Sydney’s West or South-West for only about 100,000 Australian dollars. Today an average house in those West and South-west suburbs are fetching 700,000 A$.

At that inflated price one can easily buy a brand-new 4 or 5-bedroom beach house on a New York beach like the famous Rockaway Beach. But for a small old house on a bland street in a crime-ridden poor suburb in Sydney’s West or South-West? What the hell is going on in Australia, especially in Sydney?

The answer is quite simple. The Australian central bank RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) has been printing and injecting massive amount of cash into the banking system with the good intention of reviving the rapidly slowing economy apparently due to the slowdown in China.

Al Shabaab Muslims Slaughtered 148 Christian Students


A terrorist attack carried out at a Kenyan college campus has ended with 147 students killed, the country's interior ministry says. At least 79 others were wounded after Al Shabaab gunmen stormed the Moi campus at Garissa University College near the border with Somalia, authorities said.
"587 students have been evacuated from Garissa University College, 79 injured. All students have been accounted for," The Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre said on Twitter. Speaking to reporters in Garissa, interior minister Joseph Nkaissery did not specify precisely how many students, staff or security personnel had died but said four Al Shabaab fighters were killed.
One other suspected gunman was also captured while trying to flee the scene, officials said. Somali Islamist group Al Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack seven hours after firing on the college campus, and said it was holding Christian hostages inside.

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Amos Yee’s Outburst On Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew


A Singaporean teenager arrested for posting an expletive-laden YouTube video attacking the country's late founding leader Lee Kuan Yew and Christianity has faced court. Amos Yee, 16, smiled and fidgeted as his charges were read to him in a district court.
He was charged with three separate counts, including one for actions that have the "deliberate intention of wounding the religious or racial feelings of any person". He was also charged with putting into circulation an obscene object, as well as for threatening, abusive or insulting communication under the city-state's newly enacted Protection from Harassment Act.
In an eight-minute video titled Lee Kuan Yew is finally dead, Yee launched a scathing attack on the 91-year-old political patriarch who was cremated after a state funeral on Sunday. In the video, Yee, who was arrested on Sunday, also likened the city-state's first prime minister to Jesus as he launched a tirade against Christianity.

Monday, March 30, 2015

Burmese Buddhists Enslaved In Muslim Indonesia?


THE Burmese slaves sat on the floor and stared through the rusty bars of their locked cage, hidden on a tiny tropical island thousands of miles from home. Just a few yards away, other workers loaded cargo ships with slave-caught seafood that clouds the supply networks of major supermarkets, restaurants and even pet stores in the United States.

But the eight imprisoned men were considered flight risks — labourers who might dare run away. They lived on a few bites of rice and curry a day in a space barely big enough to lie down, stuck until the next trawler forces them back to sea.

“All I did was tell my captain I couldn’t take it anymore, that I wanted to go home,” said Kyaw Naing, his dark eyes pleading into an Associated Press video camera sneaked in by a sympathetic worker. “The next time we docked,” he said nervously out of earshot of a nearby guard, “I was locked up.”

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Global Headwinds To Slow Several Asian Countries


Notwithstanding the weak start for the global economy, Asian economies are expected to continue to grow rapidly in 2015.

"We expect economic growth to average 5.7 percent in 2015, the same rate as in 2014. However this masks significant differences across Asian countries that mainly depend on their exposure to global headwinds. India and Myanmar stand out as bright spots for 2015, while China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore are expected to slow, given that these economies are most exposed to the weakening of the global economy. Looking ahead, this divergence in growth performance is likely to continue with countries less dependent on external demand (India and Myanmar) performing better than others," QNB said in its report.

At the current juncture, the brightest spot in Asia is India. The implementation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious reform agenda is expected to unleash India’s growth potential. The recently announced budget proposed three key areas of reform: (i) addressing supply bottlenecks; (ii) reducing the subsidy bill; and (iii) introducing a uniform federal goods and services tax (GST).

Friday, March 27, 2015

Chinese Generals Backing Kokang Insurgents In Burma

(With enormous Chinese help Kokang Army is fighting a deadly proxy war for China.)

On February 9 the six years-old peace and quiet in the remote Kokang land known as First-Special-Administrative-Region in North-Eastern Burma was suddenly broken by the ferocious attack on the small people militia unit of Htout-Shwe Village at just few miles north of Kun-Lone Town on the Salween River.
A company-strength mobile column of Burmese Army IB-125 (Infantry battalion-125) then responded the seemingly small-scale attack and met unexpectedly with more-than-500-strong insurgent unit of Kokang rebel army or MNDAA (Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army) manned mostly by PLA soldiers moonlighting as Chinese mercenaries digging in and waiting to kill Burmese.
The well-planned Chinese ambush killed four officers and seven soldiers of Burmese Army column and wounded severely two officers and eleven soldiers. Most Burmese deaths are by the high-powered bullets from Baraett-liked Chinese-made .50 calibre sniper rifles. The concentrated Chinese sniper fires basically killed and wounded all the officers of the army column.
At the same time on February 9 the Kokang insurgents (mainly Chinese mercenaries) attacked Burmese Army units from Kut-Khaing-based IB-125 at Kone-Gyan and Nyan-Khun and killed also many officers and soldiers. Another Chinese mercenaries unit also raided the Border Post camp at BP-161(1) at Maw-Htaik and wounded four Burmese border guards.

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Australian Muslims Lining Up To Join Death Cult ISIS


Sydney Seige (16 December 2014)
A nightclub bouncer who reportedly became a terror group leader. A man who tweeted a photo of his young son clutching a severed head. A teenager who is believed to have turned suicide bomber, and others suspected of attempting to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State movement. All of them, Australian.
The London-based International Center for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence reports that between 100 and 250 Australians have joined Sunni militants in Iraq and Syria. Given Australia's vast distance from the region and its population of just 24 million, it is a remarkable number. The center estimates that about 100 fighters came from the United States, which has more than 13 times as many people as Australia.
Experts disagree about why the Islamic State group has been so effective recruiting in Australia, which is widely regarded as a multicultural success story, with an economy in an enviable 24th year of continuous growth.

Monday, March 23, 2015

“In Islam, They Are All Rotten Apples”: Ayaan Hirsi Ali


There was a time when author and activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali believed it all: that, according to Islam, the infidel should die, that the Koran is infallible, that those who violated sharia law — thieves, gays, adulterers — deserved to be stoned to death or beheaded, as they were each Friday in a public gathering place she and her brother called “Chop-Chop Square.”

Today, she is that rare thing: a public intellectual who, despite death threats and charges of bigotry, calls for an end to Islam — not just as the faithful know it, but as we in the West think we know it. “The assumption is that, in Islam, there are a few rotten apples, not the entire basket,” Ali tells The Post. “I’m saying it’s the entire basket.”

In her book, “Heretic,” Ali argues for a complete reformation of Islam, akin to the Protestant reformation of the 16th century. Though her own education led her to reject Islam and declare herself an atheist, she believes that for the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims, there must be another way.

Sunday, March 22, 2015

Burma’s Buddhists Fighting Back UNHRC’s Muslims

 (Muslims Running UN Human Rights Commission Are Hell Bent On Islamizing Burma.)

UNHRC Chief Al Hussein.
The notorious UNHRC or UN Human Rights Commission has been unfairly waging a nasty war on Sri Lanka and Burma the two Buddhist countries facing existential threats from rapidly growing Muslim population. May I remind the readers that the Muslims-and-Socialist-controlled UNHRC has been on a war footing also with Israel for many years now?

In case of our Burma the UNHRC Chief Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, a Jordanian Muslim, and his henchwoman-on-Burma Yanghee Lee, a left-leaning Korean-American and the UN Special Rapporteur on Myanmar, are pushing Burma to grant more than one million illegal and stateless Bengali-Muslims on the Burma-Bangladesh border Burmese citizenship.

In line with the hidden UN agenda of relocating at least fifty million Bangladeshi-Muslims from population-exploding and rapidly sinking Bangladesh into neighbouring Buddhist-Burma within next twenty years Al Hussein and Yanghee Lee have been relentlessly provoking Burmese Buddhists by publicly issuing ultimatum after ultimatum to Burmese government to let million Bengali-Muslims now trapped between two warring armies on the heated Burma-Bangladesh border into proper Burma.