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To: Former Dodger

Shall we call this snip 'Papuan Border Secrets'? For truly, where islam is, people die in the hundreds of thousands.

http://www.assistnews.net/Stories/s05040066.htm


"Then on the night of 20 December 1961, Indonesia sent in paratroopers. Papua was conquered and annexed. In 1969 Indonesia held a rigged plebiscite in Papua. Indonesian authorities hand-picked 1,025 Papuans, who then voted unanimously, under duress, for integration with Indonesia. The Indonesians and the UN call this 'The Act of Free Choice', but the Papuans call it 'The Act of No Choice'.

Since that day, Papua has had a history of violent oppression by the Indonesian military (TNI), with demographic dilution through a government programme of massive transmigration of Javanese Muslims. Papuans are politically marginalised, racial tension and religious intolerance have flourished, and Islamic Indonesian culture dominates. Of utmost concern is systematic 'ethnic cleansing' by military operations, and the (possibly deliberate) introduction of AIDS and infected pigs. (Melanesian Papuans eat pigs but Indonesian Muslims do not.) Officially, some 100,000 Papuans have been killed directly due to Indonesian occupation, but the unofficial figure is 800,000.

The Indonesians do all this for economic gain. They want Papua so they can exploit its timber and mineral resources. The notorious and systemically corrupt TNI also profits from 'business' in Papua. Meanwhile the UN and various Western governments turn a blind eye for political gain. They want Indonesia as an ally..."


392 posted on 05/04/2005 8:00:46 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (Understand Islam. Understand Evil. Read THE LIFE OF MUHAMMAD link My Page.)
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To: Fred Nerks

Not just restricted to West Papua...Papua New Guinea's Islamic population is growing, too.

I had a friend who was there during WWII (originally at Port Moresby, but spent much of the war out "with the people"--I imagine he was also an observer to watch for Japanese attacks coming from Rabaul or over the ridge). He said the people were some of the nicest he met throughout his time in the Pacific...and his photos sure showed the beauty of it, even if they were black and white.


394 posted on 05/04/2005 8:20:19 PM PDT by Gondring (Pretend you don't know me...I'm in the WPPFF.)
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