Any country, district or town that embraces islamism has virtually no chance of success. It'll go down the road of failed state.
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Ah Tiongs dealing with Muslims. Ah tiong land Bagus
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Any country, district or town that embraces islamism has virtually no chance of success. It'll go down the road of failed state.
Actually xi jinping treating muslims nice unlike what chairman mao did to his own kind. And even to this day, thousands of chinese babies are forcibly aborted.
Wherever muslims live, including in xinjiang, chances are they will strike oil. No need to work so hard or become pimps anv prostitute just to survive
Most of the oil wealth goes to corporations. The only oil wealth that went to the people were in Norway, through a sovereign fund. Some moslem countries, like Brunei and the gulf countries, give their citizens a monthly stipend in return of their leaders keeping easily 90% of the oil wealth for themselves and spreading of radical islam.
The West likes to cry out their human rights over theese Muslims yet destroy the same daily in the Middle East.
China's work to create Muslim minority mass detention camps reportedly revealed in leaked documents
Posted 9 hours ago
The UN says there are credible reports at least 1 million Uyghurs have been detained in China.(Reuters)
A leaked 400-page document released by the New York Times reveal new details about how the Chinese have organised the mass detention of more than 1 million people from its Muslim minorities, including the Uyghurs and Kazakhs.
Key points:
According to the New York Times, the whistleblower was an anonymous member of the Chinese political establishment, who wanted to ensure top Communist Party leaders could not escape culpability for the crackdown.
China maintains its treatment of Uyghurs — a Turkic-speaking Muslim minority — is necessary to counter terrorism and extremism.
However, it does not show Mr Xi directly ordering the creation of the detention camps.
In his speeches, Mr Xi called for an all-out "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship" and showing "absolutely no mercy".
The documents shows a sharp difference between Mr Xi and his predecessor Hu Jintao's beliefs on the appropriate way to control terrorism in the sensitive region, which borders Pakistan and Afghanistan.
While Mr Hu responded to the deadly 2009 riots in Xinjiang's capital Urumqi with a clampdown, he also pushed for economic reforms. However, Mr Xi said despite economic growth, "ethnic separatism" and "terrorist violence" was still on the rise.
"The psychological impact of extremist religious thought on people must never be underestimated," Mr Xi told officials on his trip to Xinjiang in 2014.
According to The New York Times, the documents show the camps grew in August 2016 after a new party boss, Chen Quanguo, was appointed to the region. He used Mr Xi's speeches to justify the campaign and told officials to "round up everyone who should be rounded up".
But the Government anticipated "turmoil" at tearing families apart, with the documents giving detailed instructions to local authorities on how to handle students who might return home to find their parents, relatives and neighbours gone.
The students were told while their family member had committed no crime, they could not be released, the Times reported. However, the students' behaviour could either shorten or extend the detention of their relatives.
The documents also reportedly show there was resistance to the crackdown in the party, with some fears that the detention would further inflame separatism.
Posted 9 hours ago
A leaked 400-page document released by the New York Times reveal new details about how the Chinese have organised the mass detention of more than 1 million people from its Muslim minorities, including the Uyghurs and Kazakhs.
Key points:
- The leaked papers reveal President Xi Jingping laid the foundation of the crackdown in 2014
- Chinese authorities reportedly prepared for the "turmoil" created by tearing families apart
- The New York Times has called it the most significant leak from inside China
According to the New York Times, the whistleblower was an anonymous member of the Chinese political establishment, who wanted to ensure top Communist Party leaders could not escape culpability for the crackdown.
China maintains its treatment of Uyghurs — a Turkic-speaking Muslim minority — is necessary to counter terrorism and extremism.
However, it does not show Mr Xi directly ordering the creation of the detention camps.
In his speeches, Mr Xi called for an all-out "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship" and showing "absolutely no mercy".
The documents shows a sharp difference between Mr Xi and his predecessor Hu Jintao's beliefs on the appropriate way to control terrorism in the sensitive region, which borders Pakistan and Afghanistan.
While Mr Hu responded to the deadly 2009 riots in Xinjiang's capital Urumqi with a clampdown, he also pushed for economic reforms. However, Mr Xi said despite economic growth, "ethnic separatism" and "terrorist violence" was still on the rise.
"The psychological impact of extremist religious thought on people must never be underestimated," Mr Xi told officials on his trip to Xinjiang in 2014.
According to The New York Times, the documents show the camps grew in August 2016 after a new party boss, Chen Quanguo, was appointed to the region. He used Mr Xi's speeches to justify the campaign and told officials to "round up everyone who should be rounded up".
But the Government anticipated "turmoil" at tearing families apart, with the documents giving detailed instructions to local authorities on how to handle students who might return home to find their parents, relatives and neighbours gone.
The students were told while their family member had committed no crime, they could not be released, the Times reported. However, the students' behaviour could either shorten or extend the detention of their relatives.
The documents also reportedly show there was resistance to the crackdown in the party, with some fears that the detention would further inflame separatism.
China's work to create Muslim minority mass detention camps reportedly revealed in leaked documents
Posted 9 hours ago
The UN says there are credible reports at least 1 million Uyghurs have been detained in China.(Reuters)
A leaked 400-page document released by the New York Times reveal new details about how the Chinese have organised the mass detention of more than 1 million people from its Muslim minorities, including the Uyghurs and Kazakhs.
Key points:
The exclusive report, described by the Times as the "one of the most significant leaks of government papers from inside China", exposes the key role played by top Chinese officials as well as President Xi Jinping in the establishment of the indoctrination camps.
- The leaked papers reveal President Xi Jingping laid the foundation of the crackdown in 2014
- Chinese authorities reportedly prepared for the "turmoil" created by tearing families apart
- The New York Times has called it the most significant leak from inside China
According to the New York Times, the whistleblower was an anonymous member of the Chinese political establishment, who wanted to ensure top Communist Party leaders could not escape culpability for the crackdown.
China maintains its treatment of Uyghurs — a Turkic-speaking Muslim minority — is necessary to counter terrorism and extremism.
However, it does not show Mr Xi directly ordering the creation of the detention camps.
In his speeches, Mr Xi called for an all-out "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship" and showing "absolutely no mercy".
The documents shows a sharp difference between Mr Xi and his predecessor Hu Jintao's beliefs on the appropriate way to control terrorism in the sensitive region, which borders Pakistan and Afghanistan.
While Mr Hu responded to the deadly 2009 riots in Xinjiang's capital Urumqi with a clampdown, he also pushed for economic reforms. However, Mr Xi said despite economic growth, "ethnic separatism" and "terrorist violence" was still on the rise.
"The psychological impact of extremist religious thought on people must never be underestimated," Mr Xi told officials on his trip to Xinjiang in 2014.
According to The New York Times, the documents show the camps grew in August 2016 after a new party boss, Chen Quanguo, was appointed to the region. He used Mr Xi's speeches to justify the campaign and told officials to "round up everyone who should be rounded up".
But the Government anticipated "turmoil" at tearing families apart, with the documents giving detailed instructions to local authorities on how to handle students who might return home to find their parents, relatives and neighbours gone.
The students were told while their family member had committed no crime, they could not be released, the Times reported. However, the students' behaviour could either shorten or extend the detention of their relatives.
The documents also reportedly show there was resistance to the crackdown in the party, with some fears that the detention would further inflame separatism.
There is one good Chinese man after all. Wang Yongzhi. Chinese Schindler. Standing up to the Chinese Nazis.
The uighyrs and kazakhs view chinese han immigrants as invaders and colonisers. They will stand their ground to defend their territory.
Just like the moslems in India view the Hindus as invaders of India and Punjab?
I will support Whoever lead to cull all moslem. They are parasite to mankind.
There is no advance low IQ country. Please prove me wrong.
Cmon cccp vs IS and pakistan.
China building a 6 lane highway, a major port and fighter planes in pakistan. They are like brothers.
You mean hindus view muslims as invaders.
Kazakhstan, afghanistan, uzbekistan etc were previously budhist if based on historical relics. The muslims merely followed the budhist trail all the way to india.
The moslems view the hindus of India as invaders.
The current Kashmir conflict, the babi mosque incident and the overall India-Pakistan relationship. The moslems view the hindus as invaders to their rightful claim over india.
Cannot be as the " khans", descendant of leaders of moghul invaders are highly regarded in indian society. Everybody know where these invaders came from.
yes, the nazis treated the jews "nice" too until it was no longer convenient to be nice
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01439689200260091?journalCode=chjf20
Muslims remained the pre-eminent global powers in the world for around 1,100 years out of the last 1400 years.
Before Ang Moh (not chink) kuffar overtook thanks to colonization, scheming, cheating, lying, industrialization, and such.
Ang Moh colonized slave races and coolies only know whatever their Ang Moh masters taught them, No brains no intellect no talent to think or act on their own.
You clearly enjoy masturbating. We live in 2019.
In the modern age, no moslem society is successful. No moslem society is looked for to for its cultural achievements or scientific advancements.
Muhammad and moslems had nigger slaves long before the good white people did.
err...maldives bangla bosnia albania sudan tunisia and many more got little or no oil
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