Naive modem China Govt is the main cause of Xinjiang terrorism
Rainbow
muslims should be shot to dead on the spot, and this is the only right
way to get rid of them for the safety of other innocent people.
Peaceful democracy can never work in China. It is nonsenses when you
are dealing with these muslim terrorists. China Govt must use the
autocratic rule to suppress those rascal terrorists.
(I am not refering to to those true peaceful Muslim)
sens
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> On Jul 8, 10:43 am, sens <senf...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>
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> On Jul 8, 1:00 pm, "abianc...@my-deja.com" <abianc...@seductive.com>
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POPULATIONS !
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"In Wake of Turmoil In China, Minorities Face Painful Options"
"Many Abandoning Lives They Loved"
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
Washington Post Foreign Service
Thursday, July 9, 2009
URUMQI, China, July 9 -- A few steps past the shattered glass, warped
metal and other remains of a Muslim Uighur restaurant, Ye Erkeng and
his family are in hiding.
Ye, his wife, younger brother, sister-in-law, niece and mother have
not ventured outside their apartment complex for three days. They have
been getting by on stale bread and boiled water.
After bloody clashes between Uighur demonstrators and government
security forces began Sunday in Urumqi, capital of the far western
region of Xinjiang, Ye said he did not want to risk having his family
members on the streets. But around 11 p.m. Tuesday, a mob of several
hundred Han Chinese carrying sticks, hammers and bricks ransacked the
restaurant in front of Ye's apartment as he and his family huddled
inside, praying.
"I thought, 'If they rush into the house, we will all die,' " Ye
said.
Letting Go of Dreams
Ye's family is among the many in Urumqi that find themselves at an
unexpected crossroads in the aftermath of this week's violence, which
has claimed at least 156 lives. Terrified of their Han neighbors, but
accustomed to the comforts of the city they have made their home, they
must weigh the benefits of staying in a place where they no longer
feel welcome or returning to a countryside where their salaries will
probably be reduced by half. On Wednesday, Ye and his wife, Mu Heti,
made the painful decision to go back to the countryside of Ili in
northern Xinjiang, joining an exodus of ethnic minorities out of
Urumqi that has overwhelmed bus and train stations in recent days.
Before Tuesday night, Ye said, he thought that the violence would pass
quickly and that life in Urumqi would return to normal. Ye, 40, who is
Kazakh, and Mu, 36, who is Uighur, and their extended families have
been in the city for eight years while he worked as a Chinese-Russian
translator. The family members had settled into a life they loved.
In a good month, Ye could make as much as 3,000 yuan, or about $450, a
small fortune considering that his whole family had been barely able
to eke out $75 a month farming sunflowers and cotton in his home town.
But their enchantment with Urumqi went further than money.
Ye had picked up the Han Chinese love of mah-jongg, a traditional game
involving tiles that is similar to rummy, and had a regular
competition going with friends. Mu loved to sit on the street with
friends, drinking tea and watching the city's bustle.
Ye's niece, 12-year-old Ye Ziyang, was the only minority student at
one of the top elementary schools in the city and had made friends
with Han children whose ambitions went far beyond those of her peers
in the countryside. Ziyang was learning English, and she often spoke
of going to college and becoming a doctor.
But all that now seemed distant, Ye and Mu said, in light of the
violence. Tensions between China's dominant Han population and people
native to Xinjiang -- mostly Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking group, and
Kazakhs, who are concentrated on the border with Kazakhstan, are
mostly Muslim and speak their own Turkic language -- have existed
since Chinese troops rolled into Xinjiang 60 years ago.
China has repeatedly said that it "liberated" the population, but many
Uighurs and Kazakhs complain of government policies that they say are
meant to wipe out their language, culture and religion in the name of
assimilation.
The complaints are similar to those of Tibetans, another of China's 56
officially recognized ethnic minorities. In March 2008, Tibet erupted
into protests against Chinese rule that spilled into violence. Like
the Tibetans last year, Uighurs have complained that the government
has practiced a double standard in how it deals with the perpetrators
of violence -- detaining Uighurs in large numbers, while allowing Han
Chinese to go free.
The Xinjiang region in recent years has experienced a large influx of
Han Chinese lured by the government's ambitious Develop the West
program, which seeks to duplicate the success of the wealthier coastal
areas. As a result, the region's Han population has jumped from 6
percent in 1949 to more than 40 percent in 2000, according to the last
census. The initiative has boosted incomes all around, but it has also
set up an uncomfortable hierarchy. Many of the new bosses are Han,
while the workers are from minority groups.
The bloody riots on Sunday show just how deep the mistrust between Han
Chinese and other ethnic groups runs, and how quickly a seemingly
minor disagreement can escalate. The violence began with a false
Internet rumor about the rape of two Han women by Uighur workers. That
led to a fight in a toy factory in the southern Chinese city of
Shaoguan that left two Uighurs dead.
The investigation into the workers' deaths, which some Uighurs felt
was inadequate, sparked a demonstration in Urumqi on Sunday. The
protest spun out of control as paramilitary troops fired on protesters
and rioters torched cars and businesses. A number of Han bystanders
said they were attacked without provocation. Two days later, violence
broke out as vigilante Han groups launched retaliatory attacks on
Uighurs.
The Chinese government has said that the situation in Urumqi is now
under control. But it will take much longer to repair the
psychological damage that the ethnically charged violence has wrought
on local residents.
Fear on Both Sides
The five-story complex where Ye and Mu live -- complete with its
leaks, cracked cement and creaky doors -- earlier housed 100 Uighur
and Kazakh residents, who had come to Urumqi in search of a better
life. Now all but 25 are gone. They have fled to parts of Xinjiang
where Hans are fewer in number. Still, Ye has compassion for his Han
neighbors.
"It isn't just us who are scared of what's going on. Hans are also
scared," Ye said. On Tuesday night, he said, he welcomed several Han
women who needed refuge from the mob-fueled violence. As it turned
out, everyone inside got lucky. The attackers moved on.
Some Uighur neighbors were not as fortunate. A 25-year-old who gave
his name as Abu Budu said he was taking a walk with his older brother
when he was suddenly surrounded by a Han Chinese mob.
He said he heard one man in the crowd tell the others not to beat the
Uighurs, but then felt a blow to his head and lost consciousness. He
woke up at the hospital with gashes across his back, a concussion and
so many bruises on his face that it had turned black. He said he is
being kept in a different ward from his brother and has been given no
information about his condition. "They beat me without any reason," he
said.
At dawn Wednesday, people began packing to leave. Most took only small
shopping bags, leaving furniture and other expensive but bulky items
behind. But Ye and Mu's family was stuck. They could not walk because
Ye's mother is nearly blind, and they could not find a taxi driver
willing to take minorities across the city to the Uighur area.
Mu said she is angry not only at the Han Chinese who turned violent,
but also at the Uighurs who did the same, leaving families like hers
with few options.
Ye tried to reassure his family members about their future in the
countryside.
"Life there will be all right," he said. "It's a small place and more
peaceful. We will just do labor work and farm."
Outside, the destruction of the one-room Uighur restaurant was drawing
curious Han passersby. Several men armed with sticks stood on the
sidewalk across the street from the restaurant, a few meters from the
door to the apartment complex. They gazed at the entrance as another
group of Uighurs -- mostly women and children -- trickled out, heads
bowed so as not to make eye contact with the onlookers.
[Researcher Zhang Jie contributed to this report.]
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/08/AR2009070804159.html
baldeagle
>
> GOONS & THUGS BRING MUCH SUFFERING TO PERSECUTED MINORITY
> POPULATION
Yes. Those ring leaders who caused the ethnic unrest in Xing-jiang
are the goons and thugs....they are in fact much worse.
They are the cancer, if not treated correctly, can kill the host.
For the good of China, these cancer should be killed or removed
permanently..as early as possible.
abian...@yahoo.com
up. You talk cock!
baldeagle
report2009
a year for revenge. You don’t even have balls be yourself. You are a
coward and freak! And stop insulting Thai and Filipino people!
Original abianchen: abia...@my-deja.com since May, 2000.
Fake abianchen (psycho Tienxia): various abianc*@*.com but they are
all fake for his own revenge against original abianchen. Tienxia =
anti-AbianchenVirus = WanLF = racist troll Chairman Mao…
On Jul 10, 1:36 am, "abianc...@my-deja.com" <abian_ch...@yahoo.com>
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n Jul 10, 7:24 pm, report2009 <repost20...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Psycho Tienxia (WanLF), you have been faking abianchen’s account over
> a year for revenge. You don’t even have balls be yourself. You are a
> coward and freak! And stop insulting Thai and Filipino people!
>
> Original abianchen: abianc...@my-deja.com since May, 2000.
Jesus Christ the Cunt Fucker
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