polite_gandalf wrote on Sep 15^th, 2017 at 8:19pm:



I highlighted the bit that gave away your lying, pal.  The evidence is obvious, you have not refuted any of  it, you just played spineless BS with it. There is NO  religious freedom in Muslim countries, there is no equality of religions, of conscience of speech. Such freedoms are direct attacks on Islam and so they are not permitted in Muslim countries.

Most say this out loud and proud. Others - fewer: Malays and Indos  -  fudge in their own ways. You are a fudge-packer insofar as you try to ram in the fudging. It must be Karnal's influence.


There has been another terrorist attack in London. Everyone immediately thinks its your coreligionists. Why does that not shake you up and press you into channelling your considerable BS peddling abilities towards convincing your OWN Muslim community get the bloody hell out of the 'perpetrator community' business?

Why not work for something good, for a change, rather than always bang on about what poor victims you are after every atrocity committed by Muslims and how tolerant and inclusive sharia law really is? 



Why be a stupid apologist for evil clown when you could be a force for good?  What's the psychology with you? What are you personally working through by siding with the monsters? Mummy? Dad? Priest, uncle, coach? Girl in year 3? What?

Frank wrote on Sep 15^th, 2017 at 9:00pm:


Yes, but all the tourists I saw were Javan school kids and tour groups of old people, nearly all of them Muslims.

I think stupid. If the old boy had ever stepped foot in Indonesia, we'd be talking mendacious.

Baronvonrort wrote on Sep 15^th, 2017 at 11:57pm:


Yes, Baron, as did ISIS. As far as I'm aware, ISIS also performed the only genocide I'm aware of Muslims committing - in the name of Islam. They killed or enslaved populations of Christian Assyrians, Sufis, and even Muslim Shi'ites. While they weren't as systematic as the Nazis, they cleared out ancient populations - monestaries, villages, communities, wiped out. They also razed world heritage sites and some of the oldest Christian relics in the world.

Now this was militant Islamism - at its worst. I can't think of many regimes who were more brutal.

The Rohinga, of course, are not even minutely comparable to this. The fact that they are both Muslim has nothing to do with this.

rhino wrote on Sep 16^th, 2017 at 12:26am:


Please explain?

Setanta wrote on Sep 16^th, 2017 at 2:17am:


Yes, I imagine all those families amassed on the border are thinking the same thing, Setanta.

That's what you get for inbreeding, worshipping a moon god, and playing with your dick after you squat down to pee.

Setanta wrote on Sep 16^th, 2017 at 2:30am:


Because they're tinted.

Source: Daily Mail UK Sat 16 Sept 17



Almost 400 Rohingya die in violence searing through Myanmar amid fears a genocide is being carried out
•Refugees who fled to Bangladesh say their people are being raped and shot
•Muhammad Harun says he was forced to flee from government hate in Myanmar
•Advocates for Rohingya say security forces burn villages and shoot civilians
•The military admits hundreds have died but claims many are 'insurgents'
•The minority Muslim group is barred from citizenship in the Buddhist country

By Sebastian Murphy-bates For Mailonline

Published: 05:37 +10:00, 2 September 2017  | Updated: 06:00 +10:00, 2 September 2017 

Thousands of stateless Muslims have fled 'genocide', telling refugee camp workers their people are being hacked to death.

The UN estimates almost 50,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar for Kutupalong Refugee Camp in Bangladesh, claiming they were forced out by a genocidal army.

About 20,000 remain stuck in no-man's land between Bangladesh and Myanmar, whose government has denied attacking the minority and instead blamed 'terrorists' for initiating violence.

Almost 400 Rohingya are estimated to have been killed, as thousands flee 'genocide'

Two dozen bodies wash up on Bangladesh shore as nearly...


At least 18,000 people flee Myanmar in a week

But Hamida Begum from the Rohingya community told CNN how her people are suffering as she sought refuge in Bangladesh.

'They are beating us, shooting at us and hacking our people to death,' she said.

'Many people were killed. Many women were raped and killed. We are very poor.'

She military 'clearance operations' against her community had intensified since Rohingya militants killed 12 security officers in border post attacks on Friday.

'My husband is a day laborer - we used to have two square meals a day,' she said.

'But we lost everything after the war started.'

The minority Muslim group are barred from citizenship in Myanmar despite them living there for generations

The minority Muslim group are barred from citizenship in Myanmar despite them living there for generations

Myanmar's military says almost 400 Rohingya have died since then in a Facebook post by the country's top commander.

Muhammad Harun said government hatred forced him to flee.

'Only the Rohingya are hated by the government,' he said.

Nobin Suna told said the military order the community to stay in their homes.

'If we stay inside then they set our houses on fire, shooting at us or slaughtering us.

'Muslims have no rights.'

The minority Muslim group are denied citizenship despite having lived in Myanmar for generations.


The military's statement said all but 29 of the 399 killed were 'insurgents' and reported 90 armed clashes.

Rohingya are fleeing the overwhelmingly Buddhist country of Myanmar, where attacks against the government have led to reports of genocide


The army launched clearance operations after 30 attacks by insurgents on Friday, with Advocates for Rohingya reporting security forces and vigilantes burned villages and shot civilians, killing hundreds.

They have posted photos, videos and details on social media that they say serve as evidence.

The government in the overwhelmingly Buddhist country say it is the insurgents who are burning homes and killing members of the Buddhist ethnic Rakhine community.

Longstanding tension between the two communities erupted in bloody rioting in 2012, forcing more than 100,000 Rohingya into displacement camps where many still live.

The insurgent group that claimed responsibility for last week's attacks, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), said it acted to protect Rohingya communities.

It is nearly impossible to verify information on both sides because the government has barred most journalists.

RED BARON: Where is the International condemnation? 400,000 people have been kicked out of their homes which have been razed to the ground, thousands of these people have been butchered by the Myanmar Army

This is not North Korea firing a Missile into the sea. This is full on Genocide yet where the f....k is it in our Newscasts An international shame

When the peaceful Buddhists want to run you out of town you should realise your culture stinks.

There are more Christians and Hindus than muslims in Myanmar they have no problems with the Buddhists.

The dickhead green leader Di Nutjob wants to bring these muslim terrorists to Australia so they can retire on welfare thanks to Aussie taxpayers.
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