news.yahoo.com/31-killed-90-plus-injured-xinjiang-attack-052029968.html
Bad move by islamania. Unlike Indians - or even Europeans and AmriKKKans (AmriKKKans tend to only genocide islamania in countries outside the US) - China will not stand islamic-terrorism (=islam) for long and will eventually decide to crack down on islamania once-and-for-all and wipe it off the face of their country plus usurped regions.
- scmp.com/news/china/article/1517695/explosion-rocks-urumqi-wake-xinjiang-attacks
- scmp.com/news/china/article/1517944/china-shuts-train-station-lanzhou-over-suspected-explosives
South China Morning Post - is I'm guessing a Hong Kong paper (?)
[color="#0000FF"]Hmmm, I suspect an increasing ...strain on TSP-W's (=Pakistan's) relations with China.[/color] While Pukestanis actually imagine the Chinese to be their "friends" merely for employing them for dirty deeds, China has no regard for TSP and its sea of islamic morons: Chinese consider the christoislamic inhabitants of TSP highly stupid, worthless and utterly expendable. (Can hardly argue with China on the first 2 points at least.) China regards TSP islamania as - what was that quaint phrase - "Useful Idiots", was it not? Yes, useful idiots with an expiry date to mark their expendability to China.
And TSP will just move forward said expiry date if it does anything stupid. Like:
rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2014/03/pak-based-uighur-leader-vows-revenge.html
Not trying to future-forecast, but it seems to me TSP is going to have to make a choice sooner or later and is likely to end up in a possible Catch-22: either TSP have to help their brothers in islamania, the Uighur terrorists (else Uighurs will go knocking on the more faithful's doors and TSP's own Taliban will turn on TSP) OR TSP helps Uighurs even in a small and "clandestine" way (and China will always find out, since China has using TSP in a similar clandestine manner against India on occasion) at which point China will beat the crap out of TSP after beating the crap out of the Uighurs. Not that I care, of course. And of course, I'm rooting for China.
Non-christoislamic Indians should not support islam in any China vs islam situation (or in China vs TSP): just wait it out. Lift NO finger for islamania.
Between islam and Red China there's no contest. Red China is not Red Russia of the Iron Curtain era: Chinese communist govt has no qualms about doing away with any pockets of islamania when this gives China trouble, even where such a pocket is TSP-sized. Or, indeed, the size of all of the Indian subcontinent's islamania. You see, unlike heathens, China has no compunctions about repaying total war with total war. And when it comes to the modern OR historical jihad - China is not remotely ignorant about historical islamic jihad against the heathen Chinese kafirs - China is not blinkered or bogged down as India is with history revisionism/inventions of "syncretism with christoislamism", and China will even pre-emptively employ total war. Which is as it should be. No tolerance for christo-class viruses like nazism or christoislamism=terrorism, etc.
It's a pity that the Rohingya islamaniacs didn't try their antics in China but in a Himalayan nation. Because then the world would never have heard of the Rohingya islamaniacs again.
So yes, Worldwide Islamaniac Brotherhood, by all means be so foolish as to "Unite in Xinjiang" and make martyr/shaheed (no one's going to miss islamania): Chinese armed forces are looking for some target practise and some training for bigger and more important fights they've got planned.
Actually, I have heard rumours that China has some bombs designed for use against large areas - and, unlike everyone except the AmriKKKans, the Chinese govt would not hesitate to employ these against populations, rather than expending Chinese men wastefully long-term on meaningless skirmishes of symmetric warfare with islamania, whereby islamania would only have started to delude itself that its guerilla warfare tactics are even remotely evenly matched to the reality of what the Chinese would do to them collectively with no second thought if they push too far with islamania=terrorism.
And the news as on 22 May 2014 is:
news.yahoo.com/31-killed-90-plus-injured-xinjiang-attack-052029968.html
Quote:31 killed, 90-plus injured in Xinjiang attack
Associated Press
By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN
[color="#0000FF"]BEIJING (AP) ââ¬â Thirty-one people were killed and more than 90 injured in an attack Thursday on a busy street market in the capital of China's volatile northwestern region of Xinjiang, the local government said, the bloodiest in a series of violent incidents blamed on radical separatist Muslims.[/color]
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The Xinjiang regional government said in a statement that the early morning attack in the city of Urumqi was "a serious violent terrorist incident of a particularly vile nature."
The assailants crashed through metal barriers in a pair of SUVs at 7:50 a.m. and plowed through crowds of shoppers while setting off explosives, the statement said.
The vehicles then crashed head-on and one of them exploded, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. It quoted an eyewitness as saying there were up to a dozen blasts in all.
It was not immediately clear who was responsible for the attack, but recent violence in the region has been blamed on extremists from Xinjiang's native Turkic Uighur Muslim ethnic group seeking to overthrow Chinese rule in the region.
The death toll was the highest for a violent incident in Xinjiang since days-long riots in Urumqi in 2009 between Uighurs (pronounced WEE'-gurs) and China's majority Han left almost 200 people dead. Thursday's attack also was the bloodiest single act of violence in Xinjiang in recent history.
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Violent attack in China's volatile northwestern region
In this photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, police officers stand guard near a blast s ââ¬Â¦
"I heard four or five explosions. I was very scared. I saw three or four people lying on the ground," said Fang Shaoying, the owner of a small supermarket located near the scene of the blast.
Photos from the scene posted to popular Chinese social media site Weibo showed at least three people lying in a street with a large fire in the distance giving off huge plumes of smoke. Others were sitting in the roadway in shock, with vegetables, boxes and stools strewn around them. Police in helmets and body armor were seen manning road blocks as police cars, ambulances and fire trucks arrived on the scene.
Urumqi was the scene of a railway station bomb attack late last month that killed three people, including two attackers, and injured 79. Security in the city has been significantly tightened since that attack, which took place as Chinese leader Xi Jinping was concluding a visit to the region.
Prior to last month's attack, the city had been relatively quiet since the 2009 ethnic riots amid a smothering police presence.
The station attack and other violence have been blamed on Uighur extremists, but information about events in the area, which is about 2,500 kilometers (1,550 miles) west of Beijing, is tightly controlled.
Tensions between Chinese and ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang have been simmering for years, but recent attacks ââ¬â while still relatively crude ââ¬â show an audaciousness and deliberateness that wasn't present before. They are also increasingly going after civilians, rather than the police and government targets of past years.
In an unprecedented incident last year, three Uighurs rammed a vehicle into crowds in a suicide attack near the Forbidden City gate in the heart of Beijing, killing themselves and two tourists.
And in March, 29 people were slashed and stabbed to death at a train station in the southern city of Yunnan blamed on Uighur extremists bent on waging jihad.
Uighur activists say the violence is being fueled by restrictive and discriminatory policies and practices directed at Uighurs and a sense that the benefits of economic growth have largely accrued to Chinese migrants while excluding Uighurs. The knowledge that Muslims elsewhere are rising up against their governments also seems to be contributing to the increased militancy.
Thursday's attack came two days after courts in Xinjiang sentenced 39 people to prison after being convicted of crimes including organizing and leading terrorist groups, inciting ethnic hatred, ethnic discrimination and the illegal manufacturing of guns.
Among those convicted Tuesday was 25-year-old Maimaitiniyazi Aini, who received five years in prison for inciting ethnic hatred and ethnic discrimination for comments he made in six chat groups involving 1,310 people, the Supreme Court said.
In another case, a Uighur man was jailed for 15 years after he preached jihad, or holy war, to his son and another young man, according to the court.
Bad move by islamania. Unlike Indians - or even Europeans and AmriKKKans (AmriKKKans tend to only genocide islamania in countries outside the US) - China will not stand islamic-terrorism (=islam) for long and will eventually decide to crack down on islamania once-and-for-all and wipe it off the face of their country plus usurped regions.
- scmp.com/news/china/article/1517695/explosion-rocks-urumqi-wake-xinjiang-attacks
Quote:31 killed, scores injured in Xinjiang ââ¬Ëterroristââ¬â¢ attack
[color="#0000FF"]Assailants crash through metal barriers into crowded market in two cars, ploughing through hundreds of shoppers while setting off explosives[/color]
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 22 May, 2014, 9:24am
[color="#800080"](disturbing images of bloody jihad against the Chinese)[/color]
- scmp.com/news/china/article/1517944/china-shuts-train-station-lanzhou-over-suspected-explosives
Quote:More on this story
China shuts train station in Lanzhou over suspected explosives
22 May 2014 - 6:15pm
South China Morning Post - is I'm guessing a Hong Kong paper (?)
[color="#0000FF"]Hmmm, I suspect an increasing ...strain on TSP-W's (=Pakistan's) relations with China.[/color] While Pukestanis actually imagine the Chinese to be their "friends" merely for employing them for dirty deeds, China has no regard for TSP and its sea of islamic morons: Chinese consider the christoislamic inhabitants of TSP highly stupid, worthless and utterly expendable. (Can hardly argue with China on the first 2 points at least.) China regards TSP islamania as - what was that quaint phrase - "Useful Idiots", was it not? Yes, useful idiots with an expiry date to mark their expendability to China.
And TSP will just move forward said expiry date if it does anything stupid. Like:
rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2014/03/pak-based-uighur-leader-vows-revenge.html
Quote:Saturday, March 15, 2014Pak-Based Uighur Leader Vows Revenge Against China
An Uighur leader based in Pakistan's tribal areas vows to continue his fight against China:
reuters.com/article/2014/03/14/us-pakistan-uighurs-idUSBREA2D0PF20140314
Not trying to future-forecast, but it seems to me TSP is going to have to make a choice sooner or later and is likely to end up in a possible Catch-22: either TSP have to help their brothers in islamania, the Uighur terrorists (else Uighurs will go knocking on the more faithful's doors and TSP's own Taliban will turn on TSP) OR TSP helps Uighurs even in a small and "clandestine" way (and China will always find out, since China has using TSP in a similar clandestine manner against India on occasion) at which point China will beat the crap out of TSP after beating the crap out of the Uighurs. Not that I care, of course. And of course, I'm rooting for China.
Non-christoislamic Indians should not support islam in any China vs islam situation (or in China vs TSP): just wait it out. Lift NO finger for islamania.
Between islam and Red China there's no contest. Red China is not Red Russia of the Iron Curtain era: Chinese communist govt has no qualms about doing away with any pockets of islamania when this gives China trouble, even where such a pocket is TSP-sized. Or, indeed, the size of all of the Indian subcontinent's islamania. You see, unlike heathens, China has no compunctions about repaying total war with total war. And when it comes to the modern OR historical jihad - China is not remotely ignorant about historical islamic jihad against the heathen Chinese kafirs - China is not blinkered or bogged down as India is with history revisionism/inventions of "syncretism with christoislamism", and China will even pre-emptively employ total war. Which is as it should be. No tolerance for christo-class viruses like nazism or christoislamism=terrorism, etc.
It's a pity that the Rohingya islamaniacs didn't try their antics in China but in a Himalayan nation. Because then the world would never have heard of the Rohingya islamaniacs again.
So yes, Worldwide Islamaniac Brotherhood, by all means be so foolish as to "Unite in Xinjiang" and make martyr/shaheed (no one's going to miss islamania): Chinese armed forces are looking for some target practise and some training for bigger and more important fights they've got planned.
Actually, I have heard rumours that China has some bombs designed for use against large areas - and, unlike everyone except the AmriKKKans, the Chinese govt would not hesitate to employ these against populations, rather than expending Chinese men wastefully long-term on meaningless skirmishes of symmetric warfare with islamania, whereby islamania would only have started to delude itself that its guerilla warfare tactics are even remotely evenly matched to the reality of what the Chinese would do to them collectively with no second thought if they push too far with islamania=terrorism.
And the news as on 22 May 2014 is:
news.yahoo.com/31-killed-90-plus-injured-xinjiang-attack-052029968.html
Quote:31 killed, 90-plus injured in Xinjiang attack
Associated Press
By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN
[color="#0000FF"]BEIJING (AP) ââ¬â Thirty-one people were killed and more than 90 injured in an attack Thursday on a busy street market in the capital of China's volatile northwestern region of Xinjiang, the local government said, the bloodiest in a series of violent incidents blamed on radical separatist Muslims.[/color]