Show loyalty by eating pork, Beijing tells Uighur Muslims

[Peaceful Civilian]

@waz @Oscar


This reply is not for you but in general. This creature @lastofthepatriots frequently refers to indian posters as slum dog, talks inferior race crap.
I treated him exactly how i am 100% sure people in real life treat him... Like garbage.

Ignore this troll lastofpatriot, he uses mother sister language which he learnt from home. He don’t have ability to debate, he is just frustrated guy in U.S.A, because they treat him 3rd class citizen, so what he can do is take out frustration in forum but he is proved chicken nothing more.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Ignore this troll lastofpatriot, he uses mother sister language which he learnt from home. He don’t have ability to debate, he is just frustrated guy in U.S.A, because they treat him 3rd class citizen, so what he can do is take out frustration in forum but he is proved chicken nothing more.

Cry more atheist boy. You stalk me on this forum trying to insult me. I hardly even reply to your posts.

Life is tough. Cry harder, and maybe somebody will take pity on you.

 

[Kailash Kumar]

@royalharris @Offshore @long_ @adam @wanglaokan @haidian @dy1022

On the Dutch news they did a report on Rebiya Kadeer, the chairwoman of The World Uyghur Congress.
She is also known as the 'mother of the Uyghurs'.
Almost two weeks ago she visited the Dutch parliament and talked with members of the Socialist Party and GreenLeft (which ironically in the past used be pro-China).
They supported her in her claims that Uyghurs are suppressed in China.

My question to the Chinese members is:
Do you know Rebiya Kadeer? And how is she perceived in China?

Because I found it strange that someone whom I (and probably the majority of people in The Netherlands) have never heard of could get so easy access to the Dutch parliament and make a case for her cause.

This made me think that she is probably important among Uyghurs.

So does she have a lot of influence among the Uyghur people?
And if you do not think so, why do you think that the Dutch parliament gave her a chance to speak?

 

[帅的一匹]

@royalharris @Offshore @long_ @adam @wanglaokan @haidian @dy1022

On the Dutch news they did a report on Rebiya Kadeer, the chairwoman of The World Uyghur Congress.
She is also known as the 'mother of the Uyghurs'.
Almost two weeks ago she visited the Dutch parliament and talked with members of the Socialist Party and GreenLeft (which ironically in the past used be pro-China).
They supported her in her claims that Uyghurs are suppressed in China.

My question to the Chinese members is:
Do you know Rebiya Kadeer? And how is she perceived in China?

Because I found it strange that someone whom I (and probably the majority of people in The Netherlands) have never heard of could get so easy access to the Dutch parliament and make a case for her cause.

This made me think that she is probably important among Uyghurs.

So does she have a lot of influence among the Uyghur people?
And if you do not think so, why do you think that the Dutch parliament gave her a chance to speak?

mother of all Uygher? she was once the richest woman in Xingjiang, enjoyed wonderful lifestyle and social status. but she turned into a rebellion when he got married with her foreign husband, once promised not to do any thing against this.country before she got released. look what she is doing now?

 

[jamahir]

Muslim ghettos of mumbai

You exaggerate.

Say that in public. Ask your fellow muslims to stop blasting azaan through loudpseakers. Let's see for how long you can survive.

Well, I think Jamal Abdul Nasser had once spoken about banning mosque loudspeakers. This was in the 50s or 60s.

As for now, it will take the emergence of a great leader among Muslims to speak of things like this and bring revolutionary changes.

Gaddafi was one such leader.

But I think the Indian Supreme Court can make a pronouncement about banning of all loud religious sounds.

Are you feeling jealous or looking for tips from that person?

Ah, no. Four wives at once will be an impractical idea.

Because I found it strange that someone whom I (and probably the majority of people in The Netherlands) have never heard of could get so easy access to the Dutch parliament and make a case for her cause.

Remember the daughter of the Kuwaiti Ambassador to USA in 1991, when she had cried about the "atrocities" of the invading Iraqi forces?? Her "testimony" turned out to be false but it really was part of NATO's building up for the case for the invasion of Iraq.

Rebiya Kadeer is just another tool for NATO in its case against China.

 

[帅的一匹]

she provided lots of classified info to his foreign spy husband when she was the member of the Xingjiang CPPC, and was arrested for the accusation of espionage. and she owned local bank 50millions RMB before she released for medical parole to USA.

she is the.mother of all bitches.

Kadeer Rebiya and CIA is the black hand of Xingjiang 7.5 massacre year 2009. Chinese people will never forgive her.

 

[SecularNationalist]

But sectarianism demands such rubbish. And we are witnessing it in Pakistan.

And that was my point.I called it extremism.

Is Dog eaten in China too? I know South Koreans eat.

Every moving living thing except human beings is edible in china.

Then what us ummah, religion before nation right ?

Ummah merely means a nation or a people with common interests and history.But the religious extremists distorted it,s true meaning by connecting it with islam or muslims as a whole.
For example the people in turkey today only call Turkey, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan Ummah because they are all actually ethnic turks.They do not consider other nations ummah. Similarly pakistan or any other muslim majority nation does not share all common history and common interests with each other hence not called part of ummah.

 

[SuvarnaTeja]

Ah, no. Four wives at once will be an impractical idea.

Even if you were as rich as a Tata or Premji?

 

[Offshore]

@royalharris @Offshore @long_ @adam @wanglaokan @haidian @dy1022

On the Dutch news they did a report on Rebiya Kadeer, the chairwoman of The World Uyghur Congress.
She is also known as the 'mother of the Uyghurs'.
Almost two weeks ago she visited the Dutch parliament and talked with members of the Socialist Party and GreenLeft (which ironically in the past used be pro-China).
They supported her in her claims that Uyghurs are suppressed in China.

My question to the Chinese members is:
Do you know Rebiya Kadeer? And how is she perceived in China?

Because I found it strange that someone whom I (and probably the majority of people in The Netherlands) have never heard of could get so easy access to the Dutch parliament and make a case for her cause.

This made me think that she is probably important among Uyghurs.

So does she have a lot of influence among the Uyghur people?
And if you do not think so, why do you think that the Dutch parliament gave her a chance to speak?

she was caught by China counterintelligence, became prisoner , release, now worked for CIA

 

[Lucky Breeze]

I called it extremism.

One of the worst form of religious exploitation.

 

[Kailash Kumar]

Remember the daughter of the Kuwaiti Ambassador to USA in 1991, when she had cried about the "atrocities" of the invading Iraqi forces?? Her "testimony" turned out to be false but it really was part of NATO's building up for the case for the invasion of Iraq.

Rebiya Kadeer is just another tool for NATO in its case against China.

But Iraq did invade Kuwait. She might have been lying about specific atrocities, but the war in general did happen.
So maybe Rebiya Kadeer is also lying about specifics (which makes her case weaker), but she might be right about the general picture.