Who wants to go the Maldives? Their leadership supports terrorism.
They have made a huge mistake. Now the consequences are biting
MALDIVES ENTRY BAN BACKFIRES HARD
Two weeks after the Maldives announced a ban on Israeli nationals entering the Islamic country, the government’s legal advisor stated there are challenges in passing the legislation. Specifically, 2 million Israeli Arabs, referred to as… pic.twitter.com/adMFUgNc86
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Soldiers of Allah Destroy Pre-Islamic Artefacts in Maldive Museum
All remnants of pre-Islamic culture and civilisation must be eliminated and history rewritten to suit the Koranic narrative.
Private broadcaster Raajje TV has aired leaked security camera footage showing a group of men vandalising pre-Islamic artifacts in the national museum on February 7, 2012.
Around 35 exhibits were destroyed when half a dozen men stormed into the museum amid the political chaos of February 7, after former President Mohamed Nasheed resigned under controversial circumstances during a police and army mutiny.
The footage shows a group of men entering the museum, knocking over glass cases and smashing Buddhist-era statues.
Local daily Haveeru reported today that it had learned the men were “religious extremists” who belonged to a local group.
In May 2012, police forwarded cases against four suspects involved in the vandalism to the Prosecutor General’s Office (PGO). Police at the time declined to reveal any information regarding the identity of the four suspects.
Officials at the PGO were unable to confirm today if the cases had been filed at the Criminal Court.
According to museum director Ali Waheed, the vandals destroyed “99 percent” of the evidence of the Maldives’ pre-Islamic history prior to the 12th century, including a 1.5-foot-wide representation of the Buddha’s head – one of the most historically significant pieces at the museum.
An official at the museum told Minivan News following the incident that the group “deliberately targeted the Buddhist relics and ruins of monasteries exhibited in the pre-Islamic collection, destroying most items beyond repair.”
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