This China-Myanmar oil pipeline will change the global oil market

Originally posted by Langers ↑

Just like the Philippine's where they have gone against their master, Burma is likely to find ISIS insurgency magically appearing in their boarders with a strong communication and mobilisation ability that can only occur through detailed satellite, planning and leadership which requires a powerful third party involved. Not saying the Myanmar government doesn't have blood on its hands with minorities, because it does lots of blood. But all we hear about in the region now is those poor Muslims (many of whom are recent migrants) in the country being driven out than the current murderous ethnic cleansing they are doing to the non-Muslim population and Islamic militarisation and indoctrination funded by the Saudi's that is occurring in the country. But not a peep from the media on this, just mostly the pro-Muslim view.

We can't have the China containment policy fail.... send in our best ISIS militants by helicopter. The CIA also needs greater control in the Golden Triangle to corner the heroin market to diversify the drug trade outside of Afghanistan in case ISIS and local government warlords get destroyed by the Taliban. The Drug trade is a very profitable enterprise, more so than weapons, we underestimate this especially when you consider over 10% of the Afghan population is involved in it.

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" ...Islamic militarisation and indoctrination funded by the Saudi's that is occurring in the country...."

Yes, the Saudis are a major factor and a significant impediment to world peace ...

" Published Apr 26, 2017, 9:57 pm SGT
DHAKA (AFP) - Bangladesh has approved a project to build hundreds of mosques with almost US$1 billion (S$1.39 billion) from Saudi Arabia, an official said Wednesday, worrying minorities who fear they could be used to spread fundamentalist Islam.
The government plans to construct 560 mosques - one in every town in Bangladesh - as the secular administration woos Islamist groups before elections.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina sought the funds from Saudi Arabia, which will provide the lion's share of the US$1.07 billion cost, during a visit to the oil-rich state last year, said planning minister Mustofa Kamal.
The centres of worship - equipped with research facilities, libraries and cultural centres - would be a "model" for worshippers in the Muslim-majority country, said Shamim Afzal, head of the state-run Islamic Foundation.

"It is a perfect idea of spreading the true knowledge of Islam," he told AFP. ... "

http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/south-asia/bangladesh-to-build-hundreds-of-mosques-with-saudi-cash

Just did a quick search, and in Australia too, i've got nothing against traditional Islam, but the Saudi Wahhabi variety is disturbing

" ... Yet although IS is certainly an Islamic movement, it is neither typical nor mired in the distant past, because its roots are in Wahhabism, a form of Islam practised in Saudi Arabia that developed only in the 18th century. In July 2013, the European Parliament identified Wahhabism as the main source of global terrorism, and yet the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, condemning IS in the strongest terms, has insisted that “the ideas of extremism, radicalism and terrorism do not belong to Islam in any way”. Other members of the Saudi ruling class, however, look more kindly on the movement, applauding its staunch opposition to Shiaism and for its Salafi piety, its adherence to the original practices of Islam. This inconsistency is a salutary reminder of the impossibility of making accurate generalisations about any religious tradition. In its short history, Wahhabism has developed at least two distinct forms, each of which has a wholly different take on violence.... "
http://www.newstatesman.com/world-a...-arabia-exported-main-source-global-terrorism