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1. Earlier in this thread, ULFA was described as a "traitor" org.
They're not mere "traitors". They *are* the enemy. 1. They work with NSCN (the christian terrorist "Nagaland for christ" org) and islamic Bangladesh, but 2. can't stand Assam being part of Hindu India. Even wacky admits as much:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Liberation_Front_of_Assam
Clearly when the terrorist ULFA doesn't like Hindu India and works with christoislamic terrorist orgs, then it's either christian or islamic itself. Probably, like the LTTE it will only reveal its ideology tomorrow, and pretends to be "secular" until then in ordre to gain converts to its 'liberation' movement.
2. As for the NDFB, whose involvement was mentioned earlier on in this thread, and again in post 87:
- Although Bodos are still largely Hindu, the NDFB is significantly christian and was (also) working for "liberation" from Hindu India since well before. (Don't know about religious identity of BLT, but when there is armed seccessionism in India's air, religion - usually christoislamism - plays a part, more often than not .)
Again, even wacky admits as much:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Democratic_Front_of_Bodoland
- Nagaland, Tripura, Mizoram and other parts of the NE have even more openly christian terrorist outfits. These outfits, unlike NDFB, can afford to be [more] public about how their christianism is their primary motivator in their seccessionism, since they have already genocided else ethnically cleansed much of the Hindu inhabitants already and so the proportion of christians is quite large in these parts.
- NLFT (and probably NSCN and other christian terror groups) get their arms from the Baptist church, as per the BBC.
- NDFB is not quite so openly christian because christianism hasn't yet changed the demographics of the Bodos significantly to allow them to declare their religious ideology. But it's like the LTTE: their ideological motivation is an open secret. Where NDFB get their weapons from, I don't know. But considering that the christocongress rule in India tends to allow only christoislamic terrorist outfits to be armed, I wouldn't be surprised if it's all church supplied.
(Congress govt supports Indian seccessionism. E.g. evangelical christian congressi politician from a northeastern state - was it Arunachal Pradesh - famously called Ramdev *Indian* dog. Clearly the christian congressi does not consider himself or his state/population a part of India.)
- That significantly christian places like Nagaland (and Mizoram etc) - famously controlled by christian terrorist outfits - are clamouring to kick out the islamaniacs too is only because they have marked their lands as solely for christianism. And having already used bloody violence against the native Hindus to steal the land for christ, they have no intention of letting islamaniacs have it next.
- NDFB being involved in sending the islamaniacs in Bodo regions into refugee camps does not imply/mean they are well-intentioned towards Hindus overall or towards being part of a (majority-)Hindu India. It could well mean (and probably does) that they are looking out for christian interests: i.e. the goal of christianisation of their space.
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1. Earlier in this thread, ULFA was described as a "traitor" org.
They're not mere "traitors". They *are* the enemy. 1. They work with NSCN (the christian terrorist "Nagaland for christ" org) and islamic Bangladesh, but 2. can't stand Assam being part of Hindu India. Even wacky admits as much:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Liberation_Front_of_Assam
Quote:ULFA claims to have been founded at the site of Rang Ghar on April 7, 1979,[1] a historic structure from the Ahom kingdom. According to Sunil Nath, the ULFA established its relationships with Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) in 1983 and with KIA, operating in Burma, in 1987.[3] It initiated major violent activities in 1990. Military operations against it by the Indian Army that began in 1990 continue until present. In the past two decades some 18,000 people have died in the clash between the rebels and the security forces.[4] On December 5, 2009, the Chairman and the deputy commander-in-chief of ULFA fell into Indian custody.[5]
The ULFA maintains close relationships with other separatist organisations like NDFB, KLO and NSCN(Khaplang). The Indian Army notes that:
ââ¬Å The ULFA is fighting the jihadi war on behalf of the ISI and taking help from jihadi elements. No doubt they (ULFA leaders) are in a foreign land and are under the control of the ISI which is calling the shots and asking them to do what the ISI wants[citation needed]
Clearly when the terrorist ULFA doesn't like Hindu India and works with christoislamic terrorist orgs, then it's either christian or islamic itself. Probably, like the LTTE it will only reveal its ideology tomorrow, and pretends to be "secular" until then in ordre to gain converts to its 'liberation' movement.
2. As for the NDFB, whose involvement was mentioned earlier on in this thread, and again in post 87:
Quote:An Assam government official disclosed that extremist groups like the Bodo Liberation Tigers (BLT) and National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) have as many as 350-400 automatic weapons in their arsenal in the four districts comprising BTADââ¬âKokrajhar, Chirang, Udalguri and Baksa
- Although Bodos are still largely Hindu, the NDFB is significantly christian and was (also) working for "liberation" from Hindu India since well before. (Don't know about religious identity of BLT, but when there is armed seccessionism in India's air, religion - usually christoislamism - plays a part, more often than not .)
Again, even wacky admits as much:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Democratic_Front_of_Bodoland
Quote:The National Democratic Front of Bodoland, also known as NDFB or the Bodo Security Force, is a terrorist outfit which seeks to obtain a sovereign Bodoland for the Bodo people in Assam, India. The founder of the organization, Ransaigra Nabla Daimary, alias Ranjan Daimary has been arrested and detained by Indian authorities. Though NDF advocates sovereignty for Bodos, however, majority of its members are Christians, who themselves do not represent majority indigenous Bodos.
- Nagaland, Tripura, Mizoram and other parts of the NE have even more openly christian terrorist outfits. These outfits, unlike NDFB, can afford to be [more] public about how their christianism is their primary motivator in their seccessionism, since they have already genocided else ethnically cleansed much of the Hindu inhabitants already and so the proportion of christians is quite large in these parts.
- NLFT (and probably NSCN and other christian terror groups) get their arms from the Baptist church, as per the BBC.
- NDFB is not quite so openly christian because christianism hasn't yet changed the demographics of the Bodos significantly to allow them to declare their religious ideology. But it's like the LTTE: their ideological motivation is an open secret. Where NDFB get their weapons from, I don't know. But considering that the christocongress rule in India tends to allow only christoislamic terrorist outfits to be armed, I wouldn't be surprised if it's all church supplied.
(Congress govt supports Indian seccessionism. E.g. evangelical christian congressi politician from a northeastern state - was it Arunachal Pradesh - famously called Ramdev *Indian* dog. Clearly the christian congressi does not consider himself or his state/population a part of India.)
- That significantly christian places like Nagaland (and Mizoram etc) - famously controlled by christian terrorist outfits - are clamouring to kick out the islamaniacs too is only because they have marked their lands as solely for christianism. And having already used bloody violence against the native Hindus to steal the land for christ, they have no intention of letting islamaniacs have it next.
- NDFB being involved in sending the islamaniacs in Bodo regions into refugee camps does not imply/mean they are well-intentioned towards Hindus overall or towards being part of a (majority-)Hindu India. It could well mean (and probably does) that they are looking out for christian interests: i.e. the goal of christianisation of their space.
cont.