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pdq BS: Islamic radicalism . . . (1466* d) RE: BS: Islamic radicalism . . . 05 May 14


Of the Top 21 violent conflicts now going on in the world, 20 are caused by Muslims.

Only the Sri Lanca problem is not. It incvolves the territorial takover of a soverein country (mostly Buddhist) by ethnic Indians (Hindu, so it is both ethnic and religious).


HERE THEY ARE:

1. Afghanistan Extreme radical Fundamentalist Muslim terrorist groups & non-Muslim Osama bin Laden heads a terrorist group called Al Quada (The Source) whose headquarters were in Afghanistan.

2. Bosnia Serbian Orthodox Christians, Roman Catholic, Muslims

3. Cote d'Ivoire Muslims, Indigenous, Christians

4. Cyprus Christians & Muslims

5. East Timor Christians & Muslims

6. Indonesia, province of Ambon Christians & Muslims

7. Kashmir Hindus and Muslims

8. Kosovo Serbian Orthodox Christians, Muslims

9. Kurdistan Christians, Muslims Assaults on Christians (Protestant, Chaldean Catholic & Assyrian Orthodox). Bombing campaign underway.

10. Macedonia Macedonian Orthodox Christians & Muslims

11. Middle East Jews, Muslims, &Christians

12. Nigeria Christians, Animists, & Muslims

13. Pakistan Suni & Shi'ite Muslims

14. Philippines Christians & Muslims

15. Russia, Chechnya Russian Orthodox Christians, Muslims. The Russian army attacked the breakaway region. Muslims had allegedly blown up buildings in Moscow. Many atrocities have been alleged.

16. Serbia, province of Vojvodina Serbian Orthodox & Roman Catholics

17. Sri Lanka Buddhists & Hindus Tamils

19. Thailand: Pattani province: Buddists and Muslims

20. Bangladesh: Muslim-Hindu (Bengalis) and Buddists (Chakmas)

21. Tajikistan: intra-Islamic conflict




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