Only seven news stories in Google concerning this breaking news: the Christians in Burma/Muyanmar are to be eradicated totally. The military juanta that just moved the capital inland to a new jungle site are repeating the horrors of the Cambodian Khmer Rouge. All this is funded by European and American oil companies. It doesn't surprise me to see the so-called Christians in America ignoring this story. And for the mainly Jewish media to ignore it while screaming about Darfur, for example.
&hearts Buddhhists are no more peaceful than Christians, Mulims or Zionists.
The military regime in Burma is intent on wiping out Christianity in the country, according to claims in a secret document believed to have been leaked from a government ministry. Entitled "Programme to destroy the Christian religion in Burma", the incendiary memo contains point by point instructions on how to drive Christians out of the state.The text, which opens with the line "There shall be no home where the Christian religion is practised", calls for anyone caught evangelising to be imprisoned. It advises: "The Christian religion is very gentle – identify and utilise its weakness."
Its discovery follows widespread reports of religious persecution, with churches burnt to the ground, Christians forced to convert to the state religion, Buddhism, and their children barred from school.
All the religions like to pretend they are not only singular and true but also eternal. This manufactured belief drives all of them to go on eradication orgies. This involves killing lots and lots of people. The bloody history of all the main religions is instructive: our Founding Fathers decided it was so horrible, they would prevent it by writing a Constitution which separates Church and State.
The Jewish community, worried about integration which started in Germany and Austria before WWI, wanted their own country so they could exclude all others and keep their own 'purity' and they decided to do this in the Holy Land (the most mis-named place on earth). This meant ethnic cleansing to remove all non-Jews. Before they could get this rolling, the Nazis rose up and decided that was a good idea and so we had the horrible Holocaust.
Now the Jewish plan to remove or eradicate all other religious/ethnic groups is not only in full swing, the infection of this process is now raging across the earth. After WWII, the UN declared this an evil that was to be stopped and replaced with international cooperation and respect for all minorities. Of course, this has totally broken down and now we are in an era of ethnic/religious cleansing that is growing worse and worse since it is fueled by a host of Jewish writers, thinkers and teachers who are using every trick in the book to justify their own crimes.
So the lawlessness spreads. Chaos spreads. People die for no good reason.
All the religions practicing ethnic/religious fascism are of course, convinced they are persecuted. And this is certainly true: each persecutes the other with frevor. All major religions can claim this mantle of the martyr. But they all carry the sword of retribution.
Every month, I notice many dozens of articles about Darfur. It is the favorite flag of ethnic cleansers. They all think if they wave this flag, no one will notice they are criminals themselves. The flag is now so tattered, they barely bother now.
But another thing that bothers me is how the media in America, mostly Jewish-ethnic writers, editors and owners, really don't give a hoot if a bunch of Asian Christians are butchered. The average born-again Christian is more excited about protecting powerful Jews in Israel than in protecting helpless Christians in Burma! Bush, who is really a satanist, shows zero interest in today's news out of Burma. And all the New Age actors and artists who support the return of the Dali Lhama to Tibet are of course, uninterested in this shocking news.
I, personally, am for the separation of Church and State. The protection of ALL religions. I consider our Constitution to be a great document, despite the 3/5th slave stuff that is pure poison, overall, it hits on this vital issue: the minute the State dictates religion means tyranny is not far behind!
Israel is a tyranny. So is Burma. And certainly, Saudi Arabia where Bibles means beheadings. Note how Christians are upset about THAT! Not.
I find Gods to be most unfair. They dictate, they don't offer answers, they make demands. And get bloody nasty when one dares to question them. Well, they throw lightning bolts and me and I still question their collective sanity.
I think they are dangerous and should be locked up. Heh.
This article will be the 8th one on the web to be talking about this matter. On the average, a big news story gets 1,500 citations. We will see.
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"Only seven news stories in Google concerning this breaking news: the Christians in Burma/Muyanmar are to be eradicated totally. The military juanta that just moved the capital inland to a new jungle site are repeating the horrors of the Cambodian Khmer Rouge."
The Burmese military regime has been wierd from the get-go. "Aung San Suu Kyi" is really all most people have heard about the place. "Bhuddism" may be the "state religion", but there's no good evidence that the regime, from Senior General Than Shwe on down, actually believes any of it. They do all sorts of wierd things, for example suddenly moving the capital to some dump of a town up-country, apparently for astrological reasons. So the Burmese Chriatians are just the latest in a long line of victims.
"This article will be the 8th one on the web to be talking about this matter."
Not surprising. It's difficult to keep an eye on every atrocity-du-jour in every third-world hellhole around the globe.
Posted by: JSmith | January 23, 2007 at 08:41 AM
Everyone knows about Darfur. Think about that.
And I can guess why: getting people riled up about Islamic rebels killing people is very much on the Zionist agenda. There is nothing to be gained (we already own the oil there) by getting people mad at the crazy regime in Burma. This is why the yap about bringing democracy and freedom is so ridiculous.
Posted by: Elaine Meinel Supkis | January 23, 2007 at 10:33 AM
"Everyone knows about Darfur."
Now, yeah. Six months ago... no one gave a flip about Darfur. It was just another one of those African massacres they go in for there.
Posted by: JSmith | January 24, 2007 at 08:39 AM