The genocide of Muslims is taking place in the very country he is visiting. The BBC reports he fails to mention this or condemn it. And he calls himself champion of humanity. All words.
Pope Francis also met Myanmar’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi. In her speech Ms Suu Kyi also failed to mention the Rohingya Muslims. Or condemn their persecution and slaughter. She has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Another champion of humanity.
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Thank you for pointing this out Brother Paul.
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Wow, I actually liked him but after this, he has shown himself to be more of a politician than a religious leader.
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Yeah exactly, he’s the Pope. Did I miss something? 😂
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What a terrible waste of an opportunity to speak out against this continued genocide in Myanmar. I just don’t understand why this is happening how anyone can murder innocent people and nothing is being done!
But the vatican not doing the right thing is nothing new sadly.
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Erm he travels to Myanmar and Bangladesh?
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So?
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scared of the Buddhist extremists
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the world needs a braver pope then.
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Glad to report he has now referred to the Rohingya by name:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-asia-42203201/pope-uses-the-r-word
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Evidence for a genocide?
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Hmm, let’s see. Mass killing and raping reported by every major news organization. Satellite images of entire villages burned. A mass exodus of over 600,000 refugees. Now what silly person would consider that to be genocide?
Oh wait, I get it. It’s not genocide according to the Biblical definition. Biblical genocide means wiping out every single person, including babies. So maybe Cerbie is going by the Biblical definition. I see it now. It’s not genocide in that regard!
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Look, I’m open to the evidence. I don’t have a dog in this fight like you clearly do.
So, just provide the evidence.
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First of all, you are a dog. Let’s just get that straight. So, you are the dog in this fight.
Second, I would think that any decent human being (which you obviously are not) would “have a dog in this fight”. This is a humanitarian issue.
Third, I wonder if you were so obsessed with the “evidence” when you were hearing reports of ISIS’ genocide against the Yazidis? Were you “open” to the possibility that these reports were false, or did you just assume they were correct? But now, when Muslims are being killed, you want “evidence”. Hmm, I wonder if deep down, you are actually hoping that Muslims are being killed? That would not surprise me at all.
But you want evidence. Okay. Here it is:
1. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/09/18/world/asia/rohingya-villages.html
More than 200 villages have been burned. Satellite imagery proves this.
2. A report by the US Holocaust Memorial Museum has been released after a year-long investigation, and has eye-witness testimony to the atrocities committed by the Burmese military. The report states:
“Fortify Rights documented and analyzed more than 80 testimonies of Rohingya women and men from more than 40 villages in Maungdaw, Buthidaung, and Rathedaung Townships who witnessed or shared information about unlawful killings by members of the Myanmar security forces and men wearing civilian clothing—working in concert with the army and police—during the two clearance operations in northern Rakhine State. Myanmar Army soldiers slit throats; burned victims alive, including infants and children; and beat civilians to death.”
“State security forces opened fire on men, women, and children from land and helicopter gunships at close range and at a distance, killing untold numbers. Survivors from some villages also reported how soldiers slashed women’s breasts, hacked bodies to pieces, and beheaded victims. The brutality with which the killings unfolded is alarming, as is the apparent coordination that would be necessary for
these crimes to occur in similar manners across several areas in northern Rakhine State and over a span of several months”
Here are some of the eyewitness testimonies:
““Rasheed Salim,” 48, described how Myanmar Army soldiers surrounded the large house of a prominent Rohingya family where dozens of residents of Maung Nu village in Buthidaung Township gathered for protection on the morning of August 27. Soldiers forcibly entered the house and dragged men and boys outside.34 ”Rasheed Salim” said: “They were taken out of the house. They were blindfolded
and made to lie down on the ground. Then [the Myanmar Army soldiers] shot them.””
““N. Islam,” 51, who also witnessed the mass killing on the Purma riverbank, told Fortify Rights that small children were among those killed. He said: “Some small children were thrown into the river….They hacked small children who were half alive. They were breastfeeding-age children, two years, three years, five years.””
Is that enough evidence or do you need to see a charred body of an infant or child to be convinced? Let’s see how “open” you are to this evidence.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-13/rohingya-myanmar-videos-purport-to-show-violence-death/8898636
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Paulus only sees Muslims as villains and never as victims. Pretty sure Paulus and other idiots like him will say ‘Oh but Muslims are victims of Islam’.
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There is no denying that this conflict is horrific. There is also no denying that both sides are guilty of committing serious crimes.
But genocide? I’m still waiting for the evidence please.
“The clashes and ensuing army crackdown have killed about 370 Rohingya insurgents, 13 security forces, two government officials and 14 civilians, the Myanmar military said on Thursday.“
Not much of a genocide?
“About 38,000 Rohingya have crossed into Bangladesh from Myanmar, UN sources said on Friday, a week after Rohingya insurgents attacked police posts and an army base in Rakhine state, prompting clashes and a military counteroffensive.”
“The fighting is a dramatic escalation of a conflict that has simmered since October, when similar but much smaller Rohingya attacks on security posts prompted a brutal military response dogged by allegations of rights abuses.”
Like usual, only half the story is ever discussed. The left leaning media fail to mention that Islamic terrorist have been attacking the govt forces for years and when the military intervened they claim persecution. It’s far more nuanced than claims of genocide. That said, it is also clear the the military has overstepped their duties against civilians
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Paulus
How many people do you want to be killed before you call it genocide? Million? No wonder you do not have heart. What evidence do you have that the holocaust is genocide? Give us evidence that, the holocaust is genocide. When a Jew or a Christian is wiped, you call it genocide, but when buddhist wipe out villages upon villages and the UN with investigation called it genocide, Israeli wiped our Palestinian villages and kill babies in UN marked compound and condemned by some Israelis themselves, when Bosnian Muslims were massacred by Christians and the perpetrators are now facing genocide charges at the international courts, when Muslims are massacred in India and Kashmir etc. Paulus you need evidence.
When evidence are provided, you are not satisfied. But you blame the whole Muslims for Yazidis Christians who were protected by Muslims for centuries as our religion demands, until the US and British invasion that produce isis and none governable Iraq.
Have pity with Muslims. Your hate for Islam and Muslims is insane and to the extent of blaming the victims. What is the condition of Rohynga Muslims in Burma. They are maltreated by every one including the army. Do you want them to continue to live in that condition? Do you want the Israelis to kill all Palestinians and take their land before you call it genocide?
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A predictable reply by Cerbie. Children and babies are being killed, women are being raped, men are being shot, villages are being burned, and Cerbie doesn’t think this constitutes “genocide”. Oh but, at least he’s sympathizes with the Rohingya and thinks the military has “overstepped its duties” (whatever that means). Gee thanks, Cerbie. I’m sure people who just witnessed their children being burned will appreciate your concern.
But this is the fruit of Christianity. Cerbie, like other Satanic followers of this cult, has been desensitized to the horrors of genocide. After all, his Bible states that his “loving” god commanded the killing of babies.
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Paulus
December 2, 2017 • 1:13 am
Evidence for a genocide?
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If the Rohingya were Christians will you ask such a heartless question? Very wicked barbaric Christian who imitates Jesus Christ of the Bible who will kill all his enemies.
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UN: Myanmar may be guilty of genocide against Rohingya
Source: http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/12/myanmar-guilty-genocide-rohingya-171205101012505.html
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Paulus
December 2, 2017 • 1:13 am
Evidence for a genocide?
I say;
When the Christian terrorists who imitates Jesus Christ of the Bible command of killing his enemies massacred Muslims in Bosnia, bad people like you were demanding evidence while it is clear the Christians terrorists were committing genocide. The perpetrators are now being prosecuted for genocide in the international court of justice. One drank a poison in court and died last week. Paulus, if you support the Rohingya genocide, you will one day account for that, either here or in hell or both here and hell.
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Intellect- when will at least try to be fair and read what I said.
If the military is responding to Islamic insurgent attacks, then I have no problem.
If the military is targeting civilians, then that is a problem. We’d need to see some evidence that the military is deliberately targeting civilians.
If a Village is harbouring insurgents, then what should the military do? You see, because these insurgents hide behind civilians it is really them you should be angry at. We see this all the time. Your muhammadan brethren are the ones guilty of putting civilians in harms way- that is their strategy
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So because insurgents may be hiding in the villages, that gives the military a free-pass to destroy that village and kill children? Are you possessed by a demon, you sick dog?
And what evidence do you have that insurgents are hiding there anyway? Let me guess, no evidence. Just an assumption, right?
As for the insurgency, what are they supposed to do after suffering decades of discrimination and violence? It seems that Muslims can never defend themselves and are just supposed to sit still and take whatever abuse is being directed at them, huh?
But ALL this is not a surprise. Cerbie, the dog of hell who defends Biblical genocide because his Canaanite god ordered it, is now making excuses for the Burmese military’s atrocities against innocent Muslim civilians. And just like any genocidal maniac blames the victims, Cerbie is also blaming the Muslims. This is all predictable since we are dealing with a brainwashed trinitarian man-worshiper.
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Paulus
You said;
If a Village is harbouring insurgents, then what should the military do? You see, because these insurgents hide behind civilians it is really them you should be angry at. We see this all the time. Your muhammadan brethren are the ones guilty of putting civilians in harms way- that is their strategy
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When a village is harboring insurgents, the village and all its inhabitants must be raped, killed, wiped out and brutalized according to Paulus. No wonder you follow this barbaric command by Jesus Christ of the Bible.
New International Version
But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them–bring them here and kill them in front of me.'”
You proved your barbaric God Jesus Christ as we kept insisting he is not the God of love but God of hate who hates his enemies including civilians and babies and that is what the buddhist terrorist are doing to Rohingya and you are supporting it.
In Islam, non combatant is non combatant and must not be harmed but Jesus Christ of the Bible will command the killing of everyone including babies. No wonder you support genocide.
Your reasoning is like KKK, isis, boko haram, Christian Lords Resistance Army of Uganda, who will kill civilians and blame the civilians for supporting what they do not like. isis kill civilians in say Paris and blame the civilians for supporting their government to bomb them(isis). That terrorist thinking is what you are. Civilians must be killed because they are suspects in support of someone you do not like. That is barbaric and no wonder you read the Bible and follow the command of killing civilians.
The Irish were the first modern terrorists, terrorizing Britain with bombs etc. The British never rounded civilians in Ireland and killed them because the Irish terrorists came back to mingle with them. The British investigates and know the perpetrators but not kill those who are not involved. Paulus, out of his “Christians love” says anyone in a village must be tortured, raped, molested and killed because their is suspect of insurgents-who are also victims of barbaric buddhist terrorists.
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Paulus
If the military is targeting civilians, then that is a problem. We’d need to see some evidence that the military is deliberately targeting civilians.
I say;
Look at barbaric Paulus. We are talking of genocide and he is talking of evidence. Give us the evidence the holocaust is genocide. It happened in Bosnia and other places and the perpetrators are facing the laws and last week a Bosnian command drank poison in court and died. At the time of Bosnian Muslim massacre, some bad Christians like you were asking of evidence when it was clear genocide. At least you support massacre and genocide with terrorists thinking.
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“So because insurgents may be hiding in the villages, that gives the military a free-pass to destroy that village and kill children?”
Clearly, there is no reasoning with you guys. I specifically stated if the military is targeting civilians then that is wrong. You are so obsessed with the ummah that you can’t think clearly. Instead of condemning the insurgents, you make justifications for them. Then you simply put words into my mouth that I never said. Frankly, the fact that you defend terrorism as “self defence” shows who the real dog of hell is. It also demolished the myth of how moderate and peace loving you Muslims are. It’s always about saving face for the ummah.
Furthermore, the latest report I read said only 14 civilians had been killed in the fighting. Not the type of stats that suit the Muslim narrative of genocide. This is about saving face.
Instead of always blaming everyone else, how would you propose the military deals with insurgents hiding in with civilians? Why aren’t the “moderates” disclosing them? Why do the villagers harbour them? These questions need serious inquiry. Judging by your response you would not doubt harbour terrorists in your masjid as well and claim it’s all in self defence.
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Paulus
Instead of always blaming everyone else, how would you propose the military deals with insurgents hiding in with civilians? Why aren’t the “moderates” disclosing them? Why do the villagers harbour them? These questions need serious inquiry. Judging by your response you would not doubt harbour terrorists in your masjid as well and claim it’s all in self defence.
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The Irish Republican Army (IRA) is any of several paramilitary movements in Ireland in the 20th and 21st centuries dedicated to Irish republicanism, the belief that all of Ireland should be an independent republic. It was also characterised by the belief that political violence was necessary to achieve that goal.
The IRA were the first terrorists in the 20th century, bombing, kidnapping and killings in Britain. The British never rounded Irish civilian villages to rape, torture, burn alive and kill the Irish people. They British to investigations and identify the perpetrators. The British also negotiate with IRA to acknowledge their(IRA) grievance and to negotiate for peace, equal rights and justice. The IRA has some legitimacy in their struggle but no one likes violence.
Now , the British has negotiated peace with them(IRA) and there is peace between IRA and Britain and the all share seats in Parliament.
Your wickedness and deslike for Muslims will make you repeat “insurgents” as bad guys without investigating what was done to the insurgents. Everyone knows how Rohingya Muslims are treated in Burma and it is horrible and in humane before any insurgents. Your wicked Biblical verses supports this humane treatment.
The government of Burma should have investigated any wrong doing of its citizens and get the culprits, then also work peace and avoid discrimination, inhumane treatment etc. to the Rohingya Muslims which is far better as the IRA and Britain are now enjoying. Instead the Buddhist follow your advise Paulus to kill, rape, burn alive and kill people including children young and old as can be found in the Bible commanded by Jesus Christ. That is genocide.
Hitller accaused and blame the Jews of insurgence, then incinerated them. That is who you are Paulus, Hitler.
Most Irish are Catholics and not Muslims but they used violence to solve their deteriorating problems.
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Boy, you really are a moron, aren’t you? Do you think that people do not have a right to defend themselves from decades of government-sponsored discrimination and violence? Why would the Rohingya cooperate with a government that denies them their basic human rights, and in fact, believes they should not even be in the country? I know, it’s because it’s Muslims who are being denied their rights. That is why you are critical of the “insurgents”. In your idiotic, twisted mind, Muslims cannot defend themselves. They just need to sit still and accept it.
You think whether insurgents are hiding in their villages needs “serious inquiry”? Actually, people of conscience (which you obviously are not) would think that the reports of genocide need “serious inquiry”. And that has been done. And what has been revealed is a systematic campaign of violence by the Burmese military. Why else do you think the military will not allow journalists or any international investigation? Like any group hell-bent on committing atrocities, they are trying to hide their crimes. But evidence has surfaced.
The very fact that the victims are Muslims is the only reason why you making these asinine arguments. That is because you are the Satanic fruit of your man-worshiping pagan cult. I am sure you will find a nice, warm, toasty seat in hell alongside the monsters of the Burmese army, inshaAllah.
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Paulus
You are very cruel to use “insurgence” to support genocide like Hitler used “insurgence” to massacre Jewish people. Before any insurgence in Burma, there are continued persecution of the Rohingya Muslims. To use “insurgence” against defenseless people and justify genocide and forget all the atrocities going on against the Rohingya is shame and disingenuous. I thought Joel and Samaritan hates Muslims and Islam more than you but you proved me wrong. At least they never support the Buddhist genocide yet, but you are.
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how western media deal with 6 millon jews during the holocaust?
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Dublin councilors on Wednesday voted to revoke an award given to Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to protest her handling of violence against Rohingya Muslims in her country, Irish media reported.
The vast majority of councilors backed the move to revoke the Freedom of the City of Dublin award, with 59 votes in favor, two against and one abstention, broadcaster RTE said.
The decision comes after more than 620,000 of Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslim minority fled across the border to Bangladesh, escaping a crackdown by the army which the refugees have said involved murder, rape and arson.
https://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/world/2017/12/14/Suu-Kyi-award-revoked-in-protest-against-her-handling-of-violence-against-Rohingya.html
Pressure on Myanmar
“The daily oppression of the Rohingya people cannot be allowed to continue and if the revoking of this honor contributes to the pressure on the Burmese (Myanmar) government to respect their fellow citizens it is to be welcomed,” councilor Cieran Perry said, quoted in the Irish Independent.
The city council’s decision comes a month after musician Bob Geldof returned his own freedom award at Dublin City Hall, as a protest against Suu Kyi. “I would be a hypocrite now were I to share honours with one who has become at best an accomplice to murder, complicit in ethnic cleansing and a handmaiden to genocide,” Geldof had said.
The Red Cross estimates only around 300,000 Rohingya remain in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine state since the mass exodus started in August, with around 300 continuing to cross the border each day.
I hope that man worshiper Paulus is reading. It is satanic to blame a victim of genocide.
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Approximately 6700 Rohingya, including 700 children, have been killed in one month, according to studies done by Doctors Without Borders:
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/12/14/570725399/at-least-6-700-myanmar-rohingya-killed-in-single-month-aid-group-says
Some were burned to death after they were locked into their houses. What does that remind you of?
Oh but this is also probably not genocide, according the Satan’s lapdog Cerbie. It’s not genocide when Muslims are the victims.
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More news on the Rohingya crisis:
The claim by the Myanmar army that its “clearance operations” were in response to the attacks on police units is a total lie. According to the BBC, the evidence:
“…shows that preparations for the continued assault on the Rohingya began well before that.
We show that Myanmar had been training and arming local Buddhists. Within weeks of last year’s violence the government made an offer: “Every Rakhine national wishing to protect their state will have the chance to become part of the local armed police.”
“This was a decision made to effectively perpetrate atrocity crimes against the civilian population,” said Matthew Smith, chief executive of the human rights organisation Fortify Rights which has been investigating the build-up to this year’s violence.””
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-42335018
And according to NBC News, violent rape has been widely used by the army to drive the Muslim community away. And no one was safe, regardless of age:
” Age did not protect them; children and old women alike were raped. “I had a woman and her sister tell me about being kept captive for a couple of days in one of the military camps and one of them was now pregnant,” Pfeil said.
She estimates that 65 percent of the refugees in the camps are women and children. Men were much more likely to have been killed than women were.
“We know rape is used as a weapon of war. We know that rape is a used as a method of genocide, of ethnic cleansing. It doesn’t surprise me that it’s being used to inflict fear and suffering and shame,” Pfeil said.”
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/violent-rape-just-one-many-disasters-rohingya-refugees-n830351
But all this will not matter to Cerbie. Satan’s lapdogs will make excuses for crimes against humanity when the victims are Muslims.
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The government has banned the UN’s top human rights investigator because she is not “fair
and “impartial”. This is the same government which a report on the crisis and exonerated its military of any wrongdoing. I wonder how “fair” and “impartial” that investigation was.
In response to Myanmar’s decision, UN investigator Yanghee Lee said:
“I am puzzled and disappointed by this decision by the Myanmar Government. This declaration of non-cooperation with my mandate can only be viewed as a strong indication that there must be something terribly awful happening in Rakhine, as well as in the rest of the country.”
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/12/20/572197324/u-n-human-rights-investigator-barred-by-myanmar
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A report by Reuters documents the first eye-witness testimony from Buddhist extremists and soldiers themselves about how they took part in killings of Rohingya men and the burning of villages.
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/myanmar-rakhine-events/
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