simple1 Posted February 24, 2015 Share Posted February 24, 2015 I was in hat yai in 1992 there was sporadic violence then as well in Yala. Notice no Nation can get along with them pure and sample why should Thailand be any different No mater what you do they want you to convert or die Stop blaming anyone but the but they fellow Notice I like Obama do not mention who they are But we are known Have you got just one instance in Thailand from the Muslim community of "convert or die'? Bet the answer is "No" 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
simple1 Posted February 25, 2015 Share Posted February 25, 2015 (edited) From your second link .. The articles are very wordy but actually a good read. QUOTE: Because of the stature and the respect accorded to religious leaders in traditional Patani Malay society, the ulama wing essentially provides religious justification for the struggle and is involved in the recruitment through Islamic schools (a phenomenon which the paper will discuss in greater detail at a later stage). END QUOTE: I stand by my opening statement. You can not have Mosque that preach hate and schools who teach young minds it is OK to kill in the name of some misguided cancerous religious doctrine that is used as a glue to bind the minds of hot headed youth. This is a very old play book that is used the world over. It starts as a state within a state, until it is their state, or no state. Just the way I see it which has no more weight than anyone elses. QUOTE: What is striking about the juwae is the fact that though many were indoctrinated and recruited via local Islamic schools that were mostly affiliated with members of BRN- Coordinate —END QUOTE: On your last comment it's been reported for quite a while that the armed younger generation in the deep South, Juwae, do not adhere to any guidance from the traditional political leadership from insurgency groups such as BRN. In fact many Juwae are involved with drug smuggling and other criminal activities. You may recall that not long ago a number of senior RTP officers & others have been arrested for co-operating with insurgency groups with smuggling operations. As the old cliche states "follow the money". Edited February 25, 2015 by simple1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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