Posted on 07/11/2014 4:11:31 PM PDT by PoloSec
Musli outreach and interfaith homicide.
Our SIOA journalist in Thailand writes:
“A deputy commander and two other police officers of Krong Penang police station in Yala Province were ambushed and murdered tonight (Thursday July 10, 2014) by Muslim terrorists as they returned from visiting a local mosque during a Ramadan peace initiative by police.
The radio reports that the deputy police commander was a Muslim. The other two were probably Muslim judging by their names in Thai. This mosque was not Deputy Police Lt Colonel Adinant Ismaael’s normal mosque. He was there for community outreach.
Ramadan is a very dangerous time for Buddhists and also for Muslims who do not support terror in the name of Allah.
We must always remember that Muslims are the first victims of Islamic terror, and that probably hundreds of millions of Muslims would leave that religion immediately if it would not result in their death.
This Ramadan is turning particularly violent in the Land of Smiles (Thailand).”
Chai
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Three police officers killed in ambush in Yala, July 11, 2014, The Nation The deputy commander of Krong Penang district police station and two other policemen were killed when Muslim insurgents ambushed them late Thursday night.
The attack also injured a passerby, a Muslim local resident.
Police said the attack happened at 10:50 pm on a village road of Ladu village in Tambon Sa-eh of Krong Penang district.
When the ambush occurred, a patrol unit of police, which was nearby, rushed to help the three policemen and the reinforcements exchanged gunfire with the insurgents for about ten minutes.
After the insurgents retreated, Pol Lt Col Adinan Isma-il, deputy commander of the Krong Penang police station, Pol Sub Lt Danupol Asae, and Pol Lance Corporal Hama Sarado were found dead.
The three police officers were returning from a praying rite at the mosque in the village when they were ambushed.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/most-recent/420009/3-policemen-shot-dead-in-yala
3 policemen shot dead in Yala Published: 11 Jul 2014 at 08.50
Writer: Ayub Pathan
A deputy chief of a police station in Yala province and his two subordinates were killed on their way back to work from evening Ramadan prayers in Krong Pinang district of Yala province late Thursday night.
The three men were returning from a mosque in Ban Ladoo village of Sa-eh sub-district in Krong Pinang. Authorities believe at least 10 gunmen attacked them from a roadside ambush at a rubber plantation when their white Isuzu pickup truck passed by about 10.50pm.
The dead were identified as Pol Lt Col Adinant Ismaael, the deputy chief of the Krong Pinang station, Pol Sub Lt Danupol Asae and Pol L/C Hama Sarado.
Other police patrolling nearby rushed to the scene in time to exchange gunfire with the ambushers and drive them off after a 10-minute firefight.
Blood trails indicated one or more of the attackers were wounded.
But the three officers were all killed in the pickup truck, which ran into the ditch after it was hit with numerous shot. A villager, Abdulloh Japakiya, was injured by the gunfire, and was sent to Yala Hospital.
Police said they believed the gunmen wanted to show they could create violence during the fasting month of Ramadan.
From the names the police sound Muslim, not Buddhist.
The religion of cut them to pieces
(Cathie) Adams warns of ‘stealth jihad’Texas Eagle Forum president tells Texas Patriot Tea Party that Islam is a ‘warring religion’
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“If it’s a Muslim telling you something, you really don’t know if it’s the truth or a lie,” she said.
And while Muslims are “extremely hospitable when you are under their roof,” as required by their religion, that hospitality ends as soon as you leave their home. “Walk out of their home and you can be shot in the back,” Adams said
http://www.cleburnetimesreview.com/local/x493475068/Adams-warns-of-stealth-jihad?zc_p=1
Thailand would be nice if it weren’t for the bearded savages who ruin everything they touch.
Thailand?...................
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