by Christina McIntosh
Whilst our reliably-Islamophile press and any number of Useful Idiot intellectuals predictably wail and wring their hands on behalf oft the so-called ‘Rohingya’ Muslims in Myanmar – whose ‘plight’ appears for the moment to have entirely eclipsed the previously-most fashionable ‘progressive’ cause du jour, that of the so-called ‘poor “Palestinians”‘ [i.e. of a carefully re-branded subset of the local Arab Muslims in and around Israel, who have been used for decades by the Ummah as stalking-horses, much as the Sudetendeutsch were used by Hitler against Czechoslovakia] – the ethnically Melanesian indigenous peoples of West Papua, overwhelmingly and ancestrally, historically non-Muslim (originally animist, now mostly Christian) have been and are being crushed by ethnically-Malay, overwhelmingly-Muslim and suffused-with-Islam Indonesia, which has not a shred of a real historic claim to any part of the island of New Guinea. If people-group A and people-group B, historically different and separate in every imaginable way, were for a period of time ruled by the same colonial ruler (C), does that really imply that the rulers of people-group A have a natural and absolute right to dominate and domineer over – indeed, to steadily dispossess and destroy – people-group B, after C departs? But that is what Indonesia insists; and what Indonesia is doing – dispossessing and destroying, and by so doing, not coincidentally, expanding the Dar al Islam. And the world in general seems to think this is a jolly good thing and that Muslim Indonesia has every right to thus behave.
Now, we hear a report of an underground petition in favour of West Papuan Independence – which if achieved would mean the pushing back of the borders of the Dar al Islam and then either the creation of a new free Infidel sovereign state, West Papua, or else its union in some form with its neighbour to the east, the ethnically Melanesian and majority-Christian Infidel sovereign state, Papua-New Guinea. which inhabits the eastern half of that same island of New Guinea – that has been quietly circulating from village to village among the native Infidels of Papua, garnering a vast number of signatures.
And the UN, currently controlled by the Islamintern, that same UN which is so tenderly solicitous of and vociferous in demanding the rights – including right of secession (Mindanao, Kosovo – of Muslim pluralities within otherwise-Infidel states, and which unquestioningly believes and trumpets abroad all Muslim claims of ‘oppression’ and ‘persecution’ at the hands of the Evil Infidels, turns its back and sticks its fingers in its ear when apprised of the unhappiness of the West Papuan infidels under Muslim rule. It seems that the UN is much exercised by the supposed sufferings of Muslims whenever they are in minority, but couldn’t care less about the sufferings of indigenous non-Islamic minorities within Muslim entities (have there been any solemn UN reports upon, or resolutions concerning, the gross abuses – by the Muslim majority – of the human rights of the indigenous HIndu and Christian minorities in Islamic Pakistan, or of the indigenous Christian, animist, Buddhist and Hindu non-Bengali tribes of the Chittagong Hill Tracts within Islamic Bangladesh, where a ruthless hijra is currently in rapid progression … as it is, also, in West Papua, with large numbers of Muslims – always Muslims, overwhelmingly – in train to demographically swamp the indigenes)?
Two reports that appeared recently in Australia’s ABC. First, from Timothy Fernandez:
“Outlawed West Papua Independence Petition Presented to the United Nations”.
‘A secret petition demanding a new independence referendum for West Papua has been presented to the United Nations.
‘The Indonesian Government banned the petition in the provinces of West Papua and Papua, threatening that those who signed it will be arrested and face jail.
How dare any uppity Infidels express a wish not to be ruled by Muslims!! The insolence! – CM
‘Advocates argue that West Papuans (that is: ‘overwhelmingly Melanesian and non-Muslim West Papuans’ – CM), have been denied a legitimate self-determination process, since it was incorporated into Indonesia in 1969 (sic: “since their homelands were invaded and occupied by Muslim-majority and Muslim-dominated Indonesia, on the pretext of a blatantly-rigged “referendum”, in 1969″ – CM).
‘The petition demands a free vote on West Papua’s independence, as well as the appointment of a UN representative, to investigate reports of human rights violations by Indonesian security forces.
There are persistent reports of atrocities up to and including the destruction of churches, the murder of Christian priests and ministers, and the removal of non-Muslim children – whether by force or by deception – to be indoctrinated into Islam in madrasas in the Muslim heartlands of Indonesia, notably Java.
Meanwhile, Indonesia’s ‘transmigration’ scheme – which is hijra by any other name and has been used to Islamise large chunks of Indonesia-ruled territory that were never, historically, Muslim (for more on the Muslim technique of hijra- immigration-invasion – see Sam Solomon, ‘Al Hijra: The Islamic Doctrine of Immigration) – is flooding West Papua with Muslims, and in a few more decades, the native non-Muslims will be outnumbered in their own ancestral lands; Indonesia is probably planning to wait a couple more decades, whilst pouring in Malay Muslims, mostly from Java, and then – having ‘stacked’ the prospective vote – with much fanfare hold a ‘referendum’ which will, predictably, deliver a majority in favour of remaining under Indonesian – that is, Muslim – rule. – CM
‘The Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, Manasseh Sogavare, said the petition was incredibly important, and the people of West Papua had effectively already voted to demand their self-determination.
“They have come in numbers to express their hope for a better future”, Mr Sogavare said in his UN General Assembly speech.
‘United Liberation Movement for West Papua spokesman, Benny Wenda, said that signing the petition was “a dangerous act” for West Papuans, with 57 people arrested for supporting the petition, and 54 tortured by Indonesian security forces during the campaign.
I believe him. Muslim entities are ruthless – and despite all the ballyhood about modernity and moderation, at bottom, Indonesia is 85 percent Muslim, and ttherefore it is safest to assume that for all practical purposes it is suffused with the attitudes that Islam inculcates always and everywhere in its adherents – when they encounter the tiniest hint of insubordination from non-Islamic minorities. – CM
“The Global Petition for West Papua, run in tandem with the West Papuan People’s Petition, was also targeted, and the platform that initially hosted it, Avaaz, was blocked throughout all of Indonesia”, he said.
‘Jason McLeod, of University of Sydney’s Department for Peace and Conflict Studies, said that the petition needed to be understood as a “fundamental rejection” of the Indonesian Government’s claim of sovereignty over West Papua.
“In a very clear and direct manner, the petition represents Papuans’ demand for decolonisation and self-determination, their desire to freely and fairly determine their own future”, Dr McLeod said.
And behind that, is the fact that these non-Muslim indigenous peoples have experienced nearly 50 years of cruel and ruinous Muslim imperial rule. Once, some tried to draw the attention of the West to the suffering of the Bulgarians, Greeks and Serbs under Ottoman Muslim imperial rule. Now people need to be reminded of the suffering of the Papuan Christians and animists under the boot of Muslim-dominated Indonesia.
But it appears they do not want to be reminded (as many, indeed, did not want to be reminded of what Muslims were doing to Greek or Serb or Bulgarian Christians).
The UN claims that no petition has been received. This, from the ABC’s Indonesia correspondent, Samantha Hawley.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-29/west-papua-independence-petition-reports-false-say-un/9001538
“West Papua Independence Petition Does Not Exist, United Nations Says”.
‘The head of the United Nations decolonisation committee has rejected reports of a secret petition demanding a free vote for independence in West Papua.
‘Exiled West Papuan independence campaigner Benny Wenda had told the press that 1.8 million West Papuans had signed the secret petition that was passed between homes and villages across provinces.
‘In the reports, Mr Wenda said he presented the petition to the UN Special Committee on Decolonisation.
Did he give it directly into the hands of the chairman of that committee? Or did he give it to someone who said that they would take it to the committee? If the latter, it is possible that someone made sure that it got ‘lost’ along the way. – CM
‘But from New York the chairman of the committee said that no petition had been received, and the report, which first appeared in The Guardian newspaper (it is fascinating to see the usually-reliably-Islamophile Guardian siding with the West Papuan cause… for that cause is, essentially, a demand for de-Islamisation, a demand that a Muslim imperial ruler be required to remove itself and cease from oppressing and exploiting a non-Muslim indigenous population – CM) was a manipulation.
“Some people are trying to use me and trying to manipulate or whatever”, Rafael Ramirez said.
“I’m concerned because some people are trying to use me as propaganda.”
‘Mr Ramirez said West Papua was not on the agenda for the committee (of course ! it is a whole bunch of non-Muslim peoples dominated by a Muslim imperial occupier; this is the way that things ought to be….at least for the OIC-dominated UN, these days – CM) and it had a very good and strong relationship with Indonesia (sic: dear Mr Ramirez, you are causing me to feel sick; do you not see the reports of mass-murder and every other kind of human-rights violation, seeping out of the locked-shut doors of Indonesian-ruled West Papua, like blood from under the doors in Bluebeard’s castle?.. – CM)
‘“Indonesia is a very good friend of ours”, he said.
Of the Committee? The UN committee on ‘decolonisation’ has a ‘very good friend’ in that Muslim Indonesia that, in a fit of murderous spite, laid waste to a large part of the infrastructure of East Timor after that province, after enduring hell-on-earth at Indonesian hands for decades, miraculously achieved its independence? The Indonesia whose army winked at wholescale ethnoreligious ‘cleansing’ of the Christian regions of the Moluccas and Ambon, by the Lashkar Jihad? Or does Mr Ramirez mean that ‘Indonesia’ is his, Mr Ramirez’, very good friend?? – CM
‘The Indonesian Government condemned the reports of a petition and said it was a political stunt with no credibility’.
Muslims lie. And dhimmis, too – quite probably, our Mr Ramirez – also tend to lie, rather a lot, because they know their role in life is to serve and appease their Muslim masters. Myself, I find it more probable that Mr Ramirez is lying, and the Indonesians are lying, than that Mr Wenda – and the PM of the Solomon Islands (a number of the majority-Christian Pacific countries have, to their credit, been taking an interest in the sufferings and aspirations of their West Papuan brethren) are lying. My own suspicion is that the petition was created, and did exist, but was caused to go astray, accidentally-on-purpose, by some Islamophile person into whose sticky fingers it passed on its journey toward Mr Ramirez. That is: that if it did not land in Mr Ramirez’ in-tray, that does not necessarily mean it did not exist.
If I am wrong, and the report of a petition was in error, then.. it strikes me that a petition of this kind ought to be undertaken, despite the real and great danger that faces any uppity Papuan infidel daring to sign off on their desire to be rid of their Muslim imperial rulers. But if, at terrible risk, created, a petition of this sort cannot be entrusted to ‘the usual channels’ – multiple copies would have to be created, and presented directly and publicly, to avoid it being ‘lost’ by some Islamic or pro-Islamic ‘gatekeeper’ before ever it reached the likes of Mr Ramirez. – CM
Aligned to your favourite PM ..
To help you determine where you were when Inodnesia (Islam) was invading a peaceful people who were unable to defend themselves …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papua_conflict
Sir Robert Menzies 19-Dec-1949 – 26-Jan-1966 …
• 15-Aug-1962 … New York Agreement by Kingdom of the Netherlands, Republic of Indonesia and United Nations
• 01-Oct-1962 – 30-Apr-1963 … The territory was administered by the UN temporarily.
• 01-May-1963 … The UN transferred to Indonesia
Harold Holt 26-Jan-1966 – 19-Dec-1967 …
• 1966–67 … Aerial bombing of Arfak Mountains.
• Jan–Mar 1967 … Aerial bombing of Ayamaru and Teminabuan areas.
• 1967 … Operasi Tumpas (operation obliteration). 1,500 alleged dead in Ayamaru, Teminabuan and Inanuatan.
John McEwen 19-Dec-1967 – 10-Jan-1968 …
John Gorton 10-Jan-1968 – 10-Mar-1971 …
• Apr-1969 … Aerial bombing of Wissel Lake District (Paniai and Enarotali area); 14,000 survivors escape into the jungle.
• Jul–Aug 1969 … Act of Free Choice / PEPERA determines Western New Guinea as sovereign territory of Republic of Indonesia.
(The formal CRIMINAL absorption of Papua into Indonesia)
William McMahon 10-Mar-1971 – 05-Dec-1972 …
• Jun-1971 … Henk de Mari reported that 55 men from two villages in North Biak were forced to dig their own graves before being shot. Published in Dutch daily De Telegraaf Oct 1974.
• Unknown … 500 Papuan corpses were found in jungle Lereh District, south west of Sentani Airport, Jayapura region.
Gough Whitlam 05-Dec-1972 – 11-Nov-1975 …
• 1974 … In North Biak, 45 Papuans were killed.
• 1975 … In Biak, at least 41 people from Arwam and Rumbin villages were killed.
Malcolm Fraser 11-Nov-1975 – 11-Mar-1983 …
• 1977 … Aerial bombing of Akimuga (Freeport McMoRan Inc. mine area).
• 1977-78 … Aerial bombing of Baliem Valley.
• Apr-1978 … Six unidentifiable bodies were discovered in the Dosai district of Jayapura.
• May-1978 … Five OPM (Organisasi Papua Merdeka) leaders surrendered to save the village they were caught in. They were beaten to death with red hot[citation needed] iron bars and their bodies thrown into a pit latrine. The 125 villagers were then machine gunned as suspected OPM sympathisers.
• Jun-1978 … 14 corpses found shot, West of Sentani Airport, Jayapura region.
• Unknown … North Biak, 12 people were shot after receiving permission to leave camp to collect sago for a village feast.
• 1981 … 10 Papuans were killed, and 58 disappeared without trace. Paniai Region.
• Jun–Aug-1981 …
Operasi Sapu Bersih (Operation Clean Sweep); population of Ampas-Waris and Batte-Arso villages were bayoneted and left for dead.
• Sep–Dec-1981 … An estimated 13,000 Papuans were killed in the central highlands.
Bob Hawke 11-Mar-1983 – 20-Dec-1991 …
• Jul-1984 … Naval, air, and ground troop assault of Nagasawa/Ormo Kecil village; 200 were killed.
• Unknown … Naval shelling of Taronta, Takar, and Masi-Masi coastal villages; the survivors fled towards Jayapura; under Dutch rule in 1950 each village had a population of 1500 to 2000.
• 24-Jun-1985 … 2,500 were killed in Paniai area of Wissel Lake district, including 115 from Iwandoga and Kugapa villages.
• 1986–87 … 34 were killed in Paniai/Wissel Lake District.
Paul Keating 20-Dec-1991 – 11-Mar-1996 …
• 08-Jan-1996 … OPM militants led by Kelly Kwalik held 26 members of the Lorentz Expedition hostage in Mapenduma (id). This triggered the Mapenduma hostage crisis (two hostages died) and the 1996 Timika shooting incident on 15 April (sixteen died).
John Howard 11-Mar-1996 – 03-Dec-2007 …
• 09-May-1996 … Mapenduma hostage crisis ends with the raid on OPM base in Geselama, Mimika, by Kopassus.
• 06-Oct-2000 … As police raided a flag-raising ceremony in Wamena, two non-Papuans were killed in unclear circumstances. A riot began and moved to a neighbourhood of migrants from outside of Papua, burning and looting shops. Seven Papuans were shot and twenty-four non-Papuans killed
• 11-Nov-2001 … Two weeks after rejecting the autonomy law as soon as it had passed, the chairman of the Papua Presidium Council, Theys Eluay, was found murdered in his car outside Jayapura after he had been kidnapped.
• 31-Aug-2002 … Gunmen attacked a group of American school teachers and local employees on a sightseeing trip. Two Americans and one Indonesian were killed, and seven Americans and an Indonesian girl were wounded. Indonesian officials placed responsibility on the OPM; a spokesman for the group denied involvement.
• 01-Dec-2003 … A group of 500 people hoisted the separatist flag, several other actions took place, 42 people were arrested.
• 15-Jan-2004 … Journalist Mark Worth found dead in hotel in Sentai two days after the ABC announced his documentary, Land of the Morning Star, would premier on Australian screens in February 2004
• 15-Oct-2004 … Papuan rebels killed six civilians in an attack in Puncak Jaya.
• 16-Mar-2006 … Three policemen and an airman were killed and 24 other people injured during a clash with Papuan students who had been demanding closure of Freeport’s Grasberg mine in Papua.
Kevin Rudd 03-Dec-2007 – 24-Jun-2010 …
• 09-Aug-2008 … In Wamena, one man, Opinus Tabuni (a distant relative of Buchtar Tabuni), was killed when Indonesian security forces opened fire in response to the raising of the banned Morning Star flag by activists at a large rally organised by DAP (Dewan Adat Papua – Papuan Customary Council) marking the UN-declared International Day of the World’s Indigenous People.
• 04-Dec-2008 … Four Papuans were wounded by gunfire from the police at a demonstration for the independence of West Papua.
• 29-Jan-2009 … At least five Papuans were wounded by shots fired by police during a demonstration.
• 14-Mar-2009 … One Indonesian Army soldier was killed during an attack against a security post in Tingginambut. The OPM was blamed.
• 08-Apr-2009 … Several bombs exploded against a bridge and a refinery on the island of Biak. One person was killed.
• 09-Apr-2009 … A bomb attack in Jayapura killed five and severely injured several others.[25] Meanwhile, about 500 militants attacked a police post with bows and arrows and petrol bombs. One died after being shot by police.
• 11–12 Apr-2009 … Fighting between the army and the Papuan resistance left eleven dead, including six members of the security forces. At the same time, a bomb was defused beside a police station in Biak.
• 15-Apr-2009 … An attack against a convoy of police in Tingginambut killed one and wounded six. The OPM was blamed.
• 11-Jul-2009 … An employee of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.’s Indonesian unit was shot dead in an attack outside the company’s mine in Papua.
• Jul-2009 … OPM members hoisted the flag of West Papua in the village of Jugum. Afterwards more than thirty houses were burned by the Indonesian army.
• 12-Aug-2009 … A convoy of sixteen buses for employees of Freeport-McMoRan Copper’s was ambushed. Two people were killed and five wounded.
• 16-Dec-2009 … Free Papua Movement (OPM) leader Kelly Kwalik was shot by Indonesian police during a raid in Timika and died in Timika Hospital.
• 24-Jan-2010 … Rebels ambushed a convoy of mining company PT Freeport McMoran employees. Nine people were injured; OPM denied responsibility.
• 01-Mar-2010 … The Australian West Papua Association in Sydney said that the situation in West Papua was deteriorating. Since the previous July there had been fourteen incidents of shootings around the Grasberg mine, Freeport’s copper and gold mine. The attacks had killed at least three and injured thirteen.
• 23-Mar-2010 … Rebels attacked an Indonesian military convoy, injuring some of the soldiers.
• May 2010 … The OPM were suspected of killing three workers at a construction site. In retaliation the Indonesian military raided a village leaving at least two dead and a woman raped, while houses in three villages were burned by the military.
• 17-May-2010 … The army attacked a base of OPM killing one suspected militant.
• 21-May-2010 … Militants attacked members of the Indonesian army near Yambi, 75 km from Mulia. No casualties were reported.
• 15-Jun-2010 … An officer of the Indonesian elite police was shot dead during a patrol, Eight firearms were also stolen by the rebels.
Julia Gillard 24-Jun-2010 – 27-Jun-2013 …
• Jul-2010 … Twelve houses and two churches were destroyed and a woman was raped during an Indonesian army operation to capture Goliath Tabuni.
• 23-Jun-2011 … A police officer from Jayapura was shot by alleged members of the Free Papua Movement.
• 06-Jul-2011 … Three soldiers were shot during a clash with unknown attackers in Kalome village, Tingginambut district.
• 20-Jul-2011 … An Indonesian soldier was killed in an ambush against a military security squad in Puncak Jaya district in Papua.
• 31-Jul-2011 … Rebels attacked a car in Papua with guns, axes and knives killing one soldier and three civilians and also wounding seven; OPM denied responsibility.
• 01-Aug-2011 … The National Police said that members of the Free Papua Movement killed four civilians near Tanjakan Gunung Merah, Paniai.
• 02-Aug-2011 … A soldier guarding a military post in Tingginambut was shot dead. In the town of Mulia two shootings targeted the police and military, injuring one soldier.
• 03-Aug-2011 … Separatists shot at an army helicopter as it evacuated the body of a soldier they had allegedly killed.
• 22-Oct-2011 … Al Jazeera published footage of an independence gathering that was attacked by Indonesian security forces. At least five people were killed.
• 02-Dec-2011 … An officer from Jayapura Police office was found dead next to a river after he was allegedly slain by a group wielding arrows and daggers. OPM was blamed.
• 05-Dec-2011 … Two policemen were killed in Puncak Jaya during an exchange of gunfire with suspected members of the Free Papua Movement.
• 12-Dec-2011 … police attacked the headquarters of a local cell of the OPM. The police seized firearms, ammunition, knives, combat gear, documents, and Morning Star flags, and killed 14 militants.
• In 2012 … West Papuan National Committee’s (KNPB) Chairman Mako Tabuni died in hospital after sustaining a shooting injury during an arrest attempt by the Jayapura police department.
• 22-Feb-2013 … a military helicopter was damaged by ground fire while attempting to remove the bodies of soldiers killed fighting the OPM earlier. At least three members of the crew were injured. Eight Indonesian soldiers were killed in fighting around the same time.
Kevin Rudd 27-Jun-2013 – 18-Sep-2013 …
• 07-Apr-2014 … A border post between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia was damaged and the border crossing temporally closed after a shoot out between the Indonesian Military and “armed civilians”. Papua New Guinea local media reported that OPM fighters may have fired from the New Guinea side of the border and were dressed in blue berets to resemble United Nations personnel. No casualties were reported.
Tony Abbott 18-Sep-2013 – 15-Sep-2015 …
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-10-28/rollo-west-papua-complicity/5049204
• 18-Sep-2014 … In a fire fight between Indonesian Security forces and around thirty OPM members at an airfield in the Lanny jaya district, an OPM member was killed and several people wounded. The group of OPM fighters were suspected to be responsible for shooting dead two policemen in July.
• 13-Oct-2014 … An individual carrying equipment and a large amount of ammunition was apprehended at Sentani airport. The illegal items were found during a routine X-ray after which the suspect attempted escape but was apprehended 200m from the airport. Items seized included 112 5.56-calibre bullets, 20 .56-calibre bullet casings, 13 9-calibre bullets and a single 7.6-calibre cartridge. The police also seized one weapon and a Nokia mobile phone. Earlier, the Papua Police managed to confiscate dozens of home-made weapons and rounds of ammunition during a raid on the OPM’s local headquarters. A policeman involved said; “As many as 20 rounds of Mauser ammunition, five home-made weapons, one motorcycle and striped uniforms were confiscated during the raid,”.
• 08-Dec-2014 … four youths were killed and 10 to 21 others were injured during an incident in the Paniai district. Government officials said a few hundred protesters attacked local military and police posts, while rights activists accused the military of shooting at unarmed people after several smaller incidents earlier in the day.
• 24-Mar-2015 … General Goliath Tabuni and 23 of his followers surrendered to the Indonesian army in Tingginambut, Puncak Jaya.
• 09-Sep-2015 … 4 woodcutters were attacked by armed militants near the border with Papua New Guinea. One of them was killed. Another one was injured while the remaining two were taken hostage and brought to Papua New Guinea. OPM claimed the attack, and stated that they demand prisoner exchange with their two comrades who were arrested. The Indonesian government appealed for help to the Papua New Guinean government. The two hostages was released in 18 September 2015, after the militants were arrested by the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.
Malcolm Turnbull 15-Sep-2015 – …
• 26-Jan-2016 … 10 militants surrendered to the Indonesian Army in Puncak Jaya. They used to be the followers of General Goliath Tabuni, who surrendered in 2015. The government is planning to give them amnesty.
• May 2016 … Mass demonstrations in support of the Free Papua Movement and its efforts to join the Melanesian Spearhead Group began in early May and continued throughout the month. Indonesian police responded by arresting thousands of demonstrators.
• 24-Mar-2017 … 154 guerrilla fighters in Papua province have surrendered to the Indonesian government in a ceremony in Puncak district, the Indonesian army said in a statement.
• 28-Mar-2017 … A Suspect West Papuan man who was described by authorities as an armed separatist leader, was shot dead by the Indonesian police.
Next Stops …
for Indonesia (islam) …
Papua New Guinea …
Australia !!!
… the Bali Holiday comes to Australia !!!