Bringing Myanmar’s Rohingya back from brink of radicalisation
Some serious fake news here, be warned. But do read on:
The rattle of gunfire woke a Rohingya man on the morning of October 9 in his hometown of Wa Peik, a dusty hamlet of Kyee Kan Pyin village in a remote corner of Myanmar’s Rakhine state. “We were very scared,” he told me on the Bangladesh border. “All we could hear was yelling and gunfire.”
“Scared” Mohammedans. The world is full of them. Unless they have the upper hand. Then they are not scared at all.
Several hundred ethnic Rohingya men and boys had attacked the local police headquarters. Rohingya militants simultaneously targeted two other police posts in the state. In total they killed nine policemen and wounded five, according to the government.
Not a bad effort for a bunch of “scared” soldiers of allah, is it?
Myanmar’s army responded with brutal efficiency, rolling into Wa Peik in six vehicles, weapons at the ready. “When the soldiers entered the village, they started shooting,” the man recalled. “I saw them shoot at people as they fled.”
Now comes the lies and the bleeding hearts BS for which the journaille gets paid by Soros and the Arabs:
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