Surge of radical Buddhism in South Asia
Nationalist Buddhist monks in Myanmar and Sri Lanka are playing a key role in instigating hatred and provoking violence towards the Muslim minorities in both countries, claiming that such action is necessary in order to protect Buddhist race and culture. By Roma Rajpal Weiss
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Wirathu – Gnanasara
BIG BALLS SYNDROME MISSING IN ACTION / February 19, 2015
ATTENTION: PRIME MINISTER -PLEASE PERMIT THE RELEASE OF TIMES MAGAZINE OF THE BURMESE BUTCHER , AND WHY NOT? IF YOU CAN ALLOW LIES ABOUT ISLAM TO CIRCULATE AND ALLOW RACISTS LIKE IRAJ TO PROMOTE RACIAL HATE ?
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BIg Balls Syndrome is back in action / March 3, 2015
THEY ARE BACK IN ACTION
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So what is te ruling going to be? or another innocent Muslim businessman will be framed of rape or molesting ,and kill a few hundreds and burn about hundred shops and homes
? after all the poojah has to be fulfilled before the next general Election., and blood of a people who do not consume pork is needed for this, has to be Muslims or pure vegetarians..
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Human Rights and 50 days of Sri Lanka’s new Presidency
by Ruki
– on 03/02/2015
in Colombo, Politics and Governance, Presidential Election 2015
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One of the Buddhist groups that had been primarily responsible for such attacks and threats under Rajapakse’s, the Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) also seemed very much alive and kicking. According to a Muslim activist, they had been threatening the Muslim community almost on a daily basis through their press conferences and other media tamasha’s. In particular, Muslims have been alarmed at the BBS threat to march and destroy Dafar Jailani, a place of religious significance sacred to Muslims, a location where a greatly revered Islamic saint, Sheikh Muhiyadeen Abdul Qadir had meditated and lived in the rock caves, over a thousand years ago, in Kuragala in the Rathnapura district. The BBS is reported to have threatened to destroy its artifacts, monuments and wipe out all historical evidence, claiming that the site has archeological value to them and the rock cave is an ancient Buddhist monastic site, and thus, demanding the removal of all Islamic inscriptions that dates back to over a thousand years. This has led to the escalation of tensions between the Muslims and Buddhists in the region.
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sarah / July 7, 2015
In the light of the persecution of Rohingya Muslims, Is Buddhism Violent?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeWEXyR70nU Do share to create awareness!
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