DBWI: Islamic Republic of China liberalising

Isnt it great that 60 years after Ayatollah Mohammed Zedong took power in a long and bloody civil war that they are allowing democratic elections in the Islamic Republic?
 
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Well, it'll only reduce tensions with Japan. The High Priest of Japan, Prime Minister Kururugi, has always been a hardliner himself, and that wouldn't have been good.
 
but what will that mean for the Madrassas in Uighuristan that teach Zedong was a direct agent of Muhammad, and praise his murder of 100 Million "infidels"?
 
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but what will that mean for the Madrassas in Uighuristan that teach Zedong was a direct agent of Muhammad, and praise his murder of 100 Million "infidels"?
The Islamic Republic already de-deified Zedong's personality cult decades ago, almost as soon as he died. I'd be more worried of the East Confederation, especially the Korean peninsula; they've always been the Klingongs of Christiandom, so to speak.
 
I recently read one of Richard Nixon's books and his views on China prove one thing: that the USA was justified in recognizing the Buddhist Republic of Tibet (an Indian protectorate) and joining military forces with the Soviets during the 1967-1969 Russo-Chinese War. It would be a cold day in hell when the Ussuri River falls under Chinese rule.

The Russo-Chinese War did help get President Lyndon Johnson re-elected in 1968. I was shocked that Republican nominee Ronald Reagan did not win a single state. George Wallace and his running mate Jesse Helms won only the states of Alabama and Mississippi.

After Zedong was removed from power in the wake of the mutiny that followed, peace was restored through the leadership of Sheik Abdallah Hsao-ping. And he promised that China would not start a war with Tibet and interfere in its internal affairs. At least he was able to make peace with the Dalai Lama.

I don't care what anybdy else thinks. No diplomatic relations with Islamic China until it embraces democracy. And Taiwan will never let itself be ruled by Muslims.
 
What would you say was Zedong's worst crime?

Supporting the murderous Ahmed Sar in his "islamification" of Kampuchea which led to 50% of the population perishing?

The "Great Islamic cultural revolution" which led to the murders of millions of dissidents and the destruction of many bhuddist monasteries.

His support for Radical Cleric Moqtada al Minh in the Vietnam war in which the "Army of Allah" murdered over 30000 Bhuddists in Tet?

But how he pulled the wool over America's eyes is unbelievable, especially with the religious right in control of both Congress and the Senate.

Daniel Pipes is currently writing a book on Radical Islam's impact in China and i have it on Amazon.
 
And i have just read Mohammed Zedong the Unknown story by Yahya Mahmud and Maryam halliday, two Chinese dissidents. It says that Zedong is responsible for 120 Million deaths in China and the support for Radical Muslims in Vietnam, and the Army of Allah was responsible for 2 million deaths in Vietnam. He also gave support for Radical islamic movements across the world in Latin America and South East Asia. The "Shining path of Islam" movement in Peru waged a bloody terrorist campaign to the present day while the radical movement Latino Jihad waged a long guerilla war with the Colombian government that lasts to the present day.

He also supported Sulemain Allende, who would have been every bit as brutal as Zedong until thankfully, General Pinochet and the CIA intervened. It seems the left is attracted to this firebrand form of Islam due to its anti western rhetoric and many left wing journalists even visited Islamic china saying it was great.

There is another book out called "The Black Book of Islamism" which estimates that nearly 180 million people died because of Islamism.
 
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