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Thayilv,
More. (See the above post as well.)
For the lying christoislamicommunist maniacs who desperately yell that Hindus destroyed Bauddha Dharma in the subcontinent (and then they usher in their cryptochristo recent converts to pseudo-Buddhism to sing in the chorus as 'proof'), here are actual Bauddhas stating the historic facts:
http://jummausa.multiply.com/journal/item/5
By the <b>Bangladeshi CHT-American Buddhist Association (BCABA)</b>
(CHT stands for the Dharmic outpost of the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh)
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mughal period (13th â 1760 A.D):Â
Under this period, the repeat progress of Islam was commenced. Buddhism was disappearing in a hurry lack of royal patronage of the Buddhist king. <b>The Muslim destroyed many monasteries in India as Taxila, Vickramasila, Nalanda, Udantapuri etc. prior to establishment of their rule in Bengal. (They killed many Buddhist monks and started Islamization by force.) They killed many Buddhist monks and carried out force conversion. The same tragedy took place in Bengal as well. They carried out persecution and force conversion to the Buddhist of Bangladesh, destroyed Buddhist temples and some were turned into Mosque.</b> Even today, some Muslim prayer halls in Chittagong are called Buddher Mokkan (lit, Buddhist house or temple). Actually these categories of prayer hall have no any typical sign of Mosque. These are considered to be Buddhist temple established during the Palas rule. <b>Eventually, the victory of Muslims was the main reason for disappearing Buddhism from India, Bengal or Bangladesh.</b> Today, Bangladesh is the third largest Muslims country in the world with 88 percent of 126 million populations.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Why should anyone - except the compulsive liars - wonder at this, when the christo-islami-communi terrorism against Bauddha Dharma continues TODAY in the Indian Subcontinent? We can see it happen everyday.
Because Thayilv's post was mainly about islamania's historic destruction of Buddhism in the region, most of the links to follow are on the continuing anti-Bauddha acts of islamania to show that the jihad is still on. But first an example for each of christo and communist terrorism against Buddhism.
http://www.india-forum.com/forums/index.ph...indpost&p=78623
http://www.organiser.org/dynamic/modules.p...pid=225&page=26
<b>COMMUNITERRORISM against Buddhism in Bharatam</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Chinese hostility is manifested in its aggressive action. The situation in Arunachal Pradesh is so serious that a senior army officer had to go public with the startling information that there had been as many as 146 incursions in the first 10 months of 2007. Two Arunachal MPs belonging to BJP took up the issue in right earnest to caution the nation about Chinese intentions. They also lamented that <b>Chinese forces had entered areas under Indian administration to blow off a Buddha statue</b> claiming that it stood in Chinese territory.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<b>CHRISTOTERRORISM against Indian Bauddhas</b>
http://web.archive.org/web/20051216025203/...ug2304/ne1.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Assam Tribune
Guwahati, Monday, August 23, 2004
NORTH EAST
<b>Arunachal Buddhists allege militants harassment</b>
GUWAHATI, Aug 22 The Buddhist community of the region has expressed deep concern over the rising incidents of harassment and persecution of Buddhist tribals by militants and security forces alike in the remote locations of Arunachal Pradesh. <b>The twin militant outfits, NSCN(IM) and NSCN(K) have demanded annexation of land from the Buddhist and other indigenous faith followers of Rima Putak, Thikhak Putak, Motongsa and Longchong villages in Tirap Changlang district in Arunachal Pradesh and issued a decree for their conversion to Christianity. The militant outfits have left the villagers with two options embrace Christianity or face capital punishment.</b> With death staring at their face, most of the adult members have fled the villages to escape torture from both sides, resulting in disruption of agricultural activities.
The outlawed organisations have persecuted several villagers for their alleged role in passing vital information to the Assam Rifles. On the other hand, the Army too allegedly harasses the villagers on the pretext of providing food and shelter, but not reporting and keeping tabs on the militants activities. In a recently held joint Buddhist session of the Purvanchal Buddhist Bhikkhu Sangha and Purvanchal Buddhist Association at Namphakey near Naharkatia in Dibrugarh district of Assam, frontline Buddhist leaders of both the states of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh have strongly condemned the heinous atrocities committed by the militants on the peace-loving Buddhists and tribal cult followers and sought the immediate intervention of the Centre and the state to ensure the security of lives and properties of the affected people.
They opined that India being a secular nation with composite culture, every citizen or individual has the inherent right to profess and practice his religion. The leaders said that what is happening in Arunachal Pradesh is a glaring example of violation of human rights. This was stated in a press release.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<b>Continuing ISLAMITERRORISM=Jihad against Bauddha Dharma in Bharatam</b>
Islam's bloodlust is still not satisfied with the mass genocide it had perpetrated on Bauddha Dharma in the past. I'll move onto Bangladesh shortly, but here are a few bits and pieces on Bharatam.
http://koenraadelst.voiceofdharma.com/bo...h/ch10.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Three regions are in focus:
1. Bangladesh, where Muslim settlers backed by the Islamic Government took over the lands of Buddhist and other non-Muslim tribes in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, effectively expelling the natives. Some of these fled to India, while others started an armed resistance movement called Shanti Bahini (âpeace squadâ), which agreed to dissolve itself under the terms of a peace treaty concluded with the Bangladesh Government in 1997.
2. Indiaâs Northeast, where Buddhist and other non-Muslim tribes are confronted with Muslim illegal immigrants from Bangladesh; the picture is complicated by resentment among non-Muslim natives against the Buddhist refugees from Bangladesh, especially in Arunachal Pradesh.
3. Ladakh, where a shrinking Buddhist majority feels threatened by a growing and assertive Muslim minority, all the more so because nearby Kargil has witnessed exactly the development which Ladakhis fear: through demographics and conversions (esp. of Buddhist brides married into Muslim families); a small immigrant group of Muslims in the 19th century has by now become the majority, and the Buddhist character of the region is but a memory.18<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
- http://web.archive.org/web/20070218174316/...2001/8/5_1.html - article from World Tibet Network News about <b>Buddhists of Ladakh in Bharatam terrorised by islamania
</b>
- http://koenraadelst.voiceofdharma.com/book...m/appendix.html
Koenraad Elst's article <b>"Using Kafir women in the service of Muslim demography"</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->For example, after summing up some discriminations imposed by the Muslim state and district authorities on the Buddhists of Kargil (in Jammu & Kashmir), representatives of the Ladakh Buddhist Association complaÂin: "As if this is not enough, there is a deliberate and organised design to convert Kargil's Buddhists to Islam. In the last four years, about 50 girls and married women with children were allured and conÂverted from village Wakha alone. If this continues unchecked, we fear that Buddhists will be wiped out from Kargil in the next two decades or so. Anyone objecting to such allurement and conversions is harassed."[1]
[1] Tundup Tsering and Tsewang Nurboo, representing the, Mar-yul TsogÂapa, Kargil: "Ladakh visited", Pioneer, 4/12/1995. They suggest: "TherefÂore, to protect the religious and cultural identity of the Ladakhi people, an anti-conversion law must be enacted for Kargil as is presently in force in states like Arunachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The next couple of posts are about how Bangladeshi Bauddhas are still being genocided by the alien 'religion'/terrorist ideology of islamania, in the same way islam genocided Bauddha Dharma in Bharatam in the past.
Thayilv,
More. (See the above post as well.)
For the lying christoislamicommunist maniacs who desperately yell that Hindus destroyed Bauddha Dharma in the subcontinent (and then they usher in their cryptochristo recent converts to pseudo-Buddhism to sing in the chorus as 'proof'), here are actual Bauddhas stating the historic facts:
http://jummausa.multiply.com/journal/item/5
By the <b>Bangladeshi CHT-American Buddhist Association (BCABA)</b>
(CHT stands for the Dharmic outpost of the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh)
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mughal period (13th â 1760 A.D):Â
Under this period, the repeat progress of Islam was commenced. Buddhism was disappearing in a hurry lack of royal patronage of the Buddhist king. <b>The Muslim destroyed many monasteries in India as Taxila, Vickramasila, Nalanda, Udantapuri etc. prior to establishment of their rule in Bengal. (They killed many Buddhist monks and started Islamization by force.) They killed many Buddhist monks and carried out force conversion. The same tragedy took place in Bengal as well. They carried out persecution and force conversion to the Buddhist of Bangladesh, destroyed Buddhist temples and some were turned into Mosque.</b> Even today, some Muslim prayer halls in Chittagong are called Buddher Mokkan (lit, Buddhist house or temple). Actually these categories of prayer hall have no any typical sign of Mosque. These are considered to be Buddhist temple established during the Palas rule. <b>Eventually, the victory of Muslims was the main reason for disappearing Buddhism from India, Bengal or Bangladesh.</b> Today, Bangladesh is the third largest Muslims country in the world with 88 percent of 126 million populations.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Why should anyone - except the compulsive liars - wonder at this, when the christo-islami-communi terrorism against Bauddha Dharma continues TODAY in the Indian Subcontinent? We can see it happen everyday.
Because Thayilv's post was mainly about islamania's historic destruction of Buddhism in the region, most of the links to follow are on the continuing anti-Bauddha acts of islamania to show that the jihad is still on. But first an example for each of christo and communist terrorism against Buddhism.
http://www.india-forum.com/forums/index.ph...indpost&p=78623
http://www.organiser.org/dynamic/modules.p...pid=225&page=26
<b>COMMUNITERRORISM against Buddhism in Bharatam</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Chinese hostility is manifested in its aggressive action. The situation in Arunachal Pradesh is so serious that a senior army officer had to go public with the startling information that there had been as many as 146 incursions in the first 10 months of 2007. Two Arunachal MPs belonging to BJP took up the issue in right earnest to caution the nation about Chinese intentions. They also lamented that <b>Chinese forces had entered areas under Indian administration to blow off a Buddha statue</b> claiming that it stood in Chinese territory.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<b>CHRISTOTERRORISM against Indian Bauddhas</b>
http://web.archive.org/web/20051216025203/...ug2304/ne1.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Assam Tribune
Guwahati, Monday, August 23, 2004
NORTH EAST
<b>Arunachal Buddhists allege militants harassment</b>
GUWAHATI, Aug 22 The Buddhist community of the region has expressed deep concern over the rising incidents of harassment and persecution of Buddhist tribals by militants and security forces alike in the remote locations of Arunachal Pradesh. <b>The twin militant outfits, NSCN(IM) and NSCN(K) have demanded annexation of land from the Buddhist and other indigenous faith followers of Rima Putak, Thikhak Putak, Motongsa and Longchong villages in Tirap Changlang district in Arunachal Pradesh and issued a decree for their conversion to Christianity. The militant outfits have left the villagers with two options embrace Christianity or face capital punishment.</b> With death staring at their face, most of the adult members have fled the villages to escape torture from both sides, resulting in disruption of agricultural activities.
The outlawed organisations have persecuted several villagers for their alleged role in passing vital information to the Assam Rifles. On the other hand, the Army too allegedly harasses the villagers on the pretext of providing food and shelter, but not reporting and keeping tabs on the militants activities. In a recently held joint Buddhist session of the Purvanchal Buddhist Bhikkhu Sangha and Purvanchal Buddhist Association at Namphakey near Naharkatia in Dibrugarh district of Assam, frontline Buddhist leaders of both the states of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh have strongly condemned the heinous atrocities committed by the militants on the peace-loving Buddhists and tribal cult followers and sought the immediate intervention of the Centre and the state to ensure the security of lives and properties of the affected people.
They opined that India being a secular nation with composite culture, every citizen or individual has the inherent right to profess and practice his religion. The leaders said that what is happening in Arunachal Pradesh is a glaring example of violation of human rights. This was stated in a press release.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<b>Continuing ISLAMITERRORISM=Jihad against Bauddha Dharma in Bharatam</b>
Islam's bloodlust is still not satisfied with the mass genocide it had perpetrated on Bauddha Dharma in the past. I'll move onto Bangladesh shortly, but here are a few bits and pieces on Bharatam.
http://koenraadelst.voiceofdharma.com/bo...h/ch10.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Three regions are in focus:
1. Bangladesh, where Muslim settlers backed by the Islamic Government took over the lands of Buddhist and other non-Muslim tribes in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, effectively expelling the natives. Some of these fled to India, while others started an armed resistance movement called Shanti Bahini (âpeace squadâ), which agreed to dissolve itself under the terms of a peace treaty concluded with the Bangladesh Government in 1997.
2. Indiaâs Northeast, where Buddhist and other non-Muslim tribes are confronted with Muslim illegal immigrants from Bangladesh; the picture is complicated by resentment among non-Muslim natives against the Buddhist refugees from Bangladesh, especially in Arunachal Pradesh.
3. Ladakh, where a shrinking Buddhist majority feels threatened by a growing and assertive Muslim minority, all the more so because nearby Kargil has witnessed exactly the development which Ladakhis fear: through demographics and conversions (esp. of Buddhist brides married into Muslim families); a small immigrant group of Muslims in the 19th century has by now become the majority, and the Buddhist character of the region is but a memory.18<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
- http://web.archive.org/web/20070218174316/...2001/8/5_1.html - article from World Tibet Network News about <b>Buddhists of Ladakh in Bharatam terrorised by islamania
</b>
- http://koenraadelst.voiceofdharma.com/book...m/appendix.html
Koenraad Elst's article <b>"Using Kafir women in the service of Muslim demography"</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->For example, after summing up some discriminations imposed by the Muslim state and district authorities on the Buddhists of Kargil (in Jammu & Kashmir), representatives of the Ladakh Buddhist Association complaÂin: "As if this is not enough, there is a deliberate and organised design to convert Kargil's Buddhists to Islam. In the last four years, about 50 girls and married women with children were allured and conÂverted from village Wakha alone. If this continues unchecked, we fear that Buddhists will be wiped out from Kargil in the next two decades or so. Anyone objecting to such allurement and conversions is harassed."[1]
[1] Tundup Tsering and Tsewang Nurboo, representing the, Mar-yul TsogÂapa, Kargil: "Ladakh visited", Pioneer, 4/12/1995. They suggest: "TherefÂore, to protect the religious and cultural identity of the Ladakhi people, an anti-conversion law must be enacted for Kargil as is presently in force in states like Arunachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The next couple of posts are about how Bangladeshi Bauddhas are still being genocided by the alien 'religion'/terrorist ideology of islamania, in the same way islam genocided Bauddha Dharma in Bharatam in the past.