Ignorant Western media call him the ‘Burmese bin Laden,’ Burmese people disagree

Rape and Grisly Murder of Buddhist Girl and Riots by Illegal Bangladeshi Muslims in Burma

A gang of illegal Bangladeshi Muslim settlers rob, rape and murder a Arakanese Buddhist girl in Myanmar, and when police arrest the Muslim culprits, they launch "Jihad riots" after Friday prayer, attacking, killing, burning....
[update: ABC/AP report says: 7 person killed, and 494 houses, 19 shops and a guest house were burned down. Dusk-to-dawn curfew has been applied and public gatherings of more than five people banned. It also says that on June 3, a mob, angered by girl's rape and murder, attacked a bus carrying Muslims from a religious gathering, killing 10 of them. This lead to latest riotings, killings, burnings and destructions by Muslims.]

According to a report by the independent Arakanese news agency Narinjara, in the Muslims-dominated township of Rambree in Arakan State in Myanmar (Burma), a gang of Muslims robbed a Buddhist girl, ganged-raped her and murdered her in grisly manner.

She was intercepted while returning home from work on the evening of 28 May 2012. She was killed by slitting her throat. Her dead-body also showed several stabbing wounds on the chest, as well as wounds and cuts on the vaginal and pubic regions.

After news of the grisly rape and murder spread, nearly 1000 angry protesters from nearby villages marched to the police station on 29 May, demanding police action against the barbaric murderers. Three Muslim culprits were arrested on the same night. (...)


Recap on those ‘poor, innocent Muslim Rohingya victims’ who are begging for protection, claiming their human rights are violated. The emir of Qatar has sent over 3,500 terrorists to Burma to murder, rape and slaughter more Burmese Buddhists – while Obama, the EU and The Human Rights Watch demand that Burma should allow these brutal Muslims to continue without the Buddhist being permitted to fight back. It’s like a bad joke. The Rohingya Muslims come from Bangladesh, – a country with notorious human rights violations against non-Muslims and severe persecution and murders of Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and Jews.


A gang of illegal Bangladeshi Muslim settlers rob, rape and murder a Arakanese Buddhist girl in Myanmar, and when police arrest the Muslim culprits, they launch “Jihad riots” after Friday prayer, attacking, killing, burning….
[update: ABC/AP report says: 7 person killed, and 494 houses, 19 shops and a guest house were burned down. Dusk-to-dawn curfew has been applied and public gatherings of more than five people banned. It also says that on June 3, a mob, angered by girl's rape and murder, attacked a bus carrying Muslims from a religious gathering, killing 10 of them. This lead to latest riotings, killings, burnings and destructions by Muslims.]


http://4freedoms.com/group/buddhists...hingya-muslims

To the Buddists in Myanmar (Burma), the Buddhist monk accused of inciting riots that have killed hundreds of Muslims, this Buddhist monk is a savior – saving their country from Muslim rapists, murderers, and infiltrators who want to do to Myanmar what they did to Afghanistan and other Buddhist countries.

They’re known for preaching peace, kindness and love, but a radical breed of anti-Islamic Buddhist monk is wreaking havoc in Myanmar, resulting is lynch-mob killings and the forced removal of more than 150,000 Muslims from their homes.

Mass boycotts of Muslim-owned stores and anti-Islamic riots have plagued Myanmar’s transition to democracy after decades years of military rule, according to the New York Times. Up to 250 Muslims have been killed and countless others injured in the riots – the most violent of which occurred in the central city of Meiktila in March.

Passionate sermons by self-proclaimed “Radical Buddhist”, Wirathu, are being blamed for stirring the troubles. “You can be full of kindness and love, but you cannot sleep next to a mad dog,” Ashin Wirathu told the Times. “I call them troublemakers, because they are troublemakers.”

Look at the photos below. In typical ‘Pallywood’ fake propaganda style, the top photo claims to be Muslims slaughtered by Buddhists. The bottom one confirms it is a photo of Tibetan monks helping victims of an earthquake.

“I am proud to be called a radical Buddhist.” Wirathu is a key leader of “969,” an ultra-nationalist movement of monks that preaches that the country’s small Muslim minority threatens racial purity and national security. His face covers Time magazine’s foreign editions this week over the headline: “The Face of Buddhist Terror”.
“People give me various names,” Wirathu said told Britain’s The Times recently. “The Burmese Bin Laden, the bald Neo-Nazi. “Do you know the English Defence League?” he asked. “We would like to be like EDL. Not carrying out violence, but protecting the public.”

What started as a fringe movement has now gone nationwide in the country of 55 million, in which 90 per cent of the population is Buddhist compared to the muslim minority (4 to 8 per cent). “If we are weak, our land will become Muslim,” Wirathu said in a recent sermon in which he also called the March riots a show of strength.

Ten Muslims have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 28 years in connection with the riots in Meiktila but it’s believed no Buddhists have been convicted. The group Human Rights Watch has called the actions against Muslims in Myanmar “ethnic cleansing” (no, it’s called self-preservation) while the Dalai Lama said killing in the name of religion was “unthinkable”.

Controversial Buddhist monk Wirathu, who is accused of instigating sectarian violence between Buddhists and Muslims through his sermons. (AP)

They’re known for preaching peace, kindness and love, but a radical breed of anti-Islamic Buddhist monk is wreaking havoc in Myanmar, resulting is lynch-mob killings and the forced removal of more than 150,000 Muslims from their homes.

Mass boycotts of Muslim-owned stores and anti-Islamic riots have plagued Myanmar’s transition to democracy after decades years of military rule, according to the New York Times. Up to 250 Muslims have been killed and countless others injured in the riots – the most violent of which occurred in the central city of Meiktila in March.


Passionate sermons by self-proclaimed “Radical Buddhist”, Wirathu, are being blamed for stirring the troubles.

“You can be full of kindness and love, but you cannot sleep next to a mad dog,” Ashin Wirathu told the Times.

“I call them troublemakers, because they are troublemakers.”


“I am proud to be called a radical Buddhist.”

Wirathu is a key leader of “969,” an ultra-nationalist movement of monks that preaches that the country’s small Muslim minority threatens racial purity and national security. His face covers Time magazine’s foreign editions this week over the headline: “The Face of Buddhist Terror”.

“People give me various names,” Wirathu said told Britain’s The Times recently.

“The Burmese Bin Laden, the bald Neo-Nazi.

“Do you know the English Defence League?” he asked.

“We would like to be like EDL. Not carrying out violence, but protecting the public.”


What started as a fringe movement has now gone nationwide in the country of 55 million, in which 90 per cent of the population is Buddhist compared to the muslim minority (4 to 8 per cent).

“If we are weak, our land will become Muslim,” Wirathu said in a recent sermon in which he also called the March riots a show of strength.


Ten Muslims have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 28 years in connection with the riots in Meiktila but it’s believed no Buddhists have been convicted.

The group Human Rights Watch has called the actions against Muslims in Myanmar “ethnic cleansing” while the Dalai Lama said killing in the name of religion was “unthinkable”.

Upon seeing his photo splashed across the cover of Time, Wirathu said no amount of bad publicity could hurt him.

The 46-year-old is accustomed to — even flattered by — the foreign reporters who steadily parade through his monastery in the city of Mandalay to ask about religious violence that has swept his predominantly Buddhist nation in the last year — fueled in no small part by his anti-Muslim rhetoric.


“A genuine ruby will shine,” said Wirathu, “even if you try to sink it in mud.”

New freedoms of speech have made it easier to disseminate radical views, while exposing deep-seeded racism felt by much of the population toward Muslims and other minorities.

There has been almost no public outcry when Buddhist mobs have marched into villages brandishing machetes and clubs, but the appearance of a Burmese monk on the cover of the glossy international magazine with an inflammatory title was apparently too much.

The social networking site Facebook was alight with criticism.

Dozens changed their profiles to mock-covers of Time with the word “Boycott.” One person lamented that the image of his country — and faith — was being tarnished.

“Some people misunderstood the title … seeing it as an insult to religion,” said Dr. Yan Myo Thein, a political analyst. “They believe it’s equating Buddhism with terrorism.”

Few took the opportunity to criticize Wirathu, however, saying it was further evidence of media bias. The monk has repeatedly called on Buddhists to unite against the “threat” Muslims pose to the country and its culture, accusing them of breeding too fast and hijacking the business community.

The Time article quoted him as saying this was not the time to stay calm.

“Now is the time to rise up, to make your blood boil,” he said.

– with Associated Press

http://nypost.com/2013/06/21/radical...ds-of-muslims/

majority do not seem happy
world peace dus nt exist