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China forces used flamethrower to hunt Xinjiang 'terrorists': army newspaper
news.yahoo.com/reuters ^ | 11/23/15 | Michael Martina

Posted on 11/23/2015 3:06:22 PM PST by BBell

BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese forces used a flamethrower to force more than 10 "terrorists" from a cave in the western Xinjiang region, the military's top newspaper said on Monday, in a graphic account of the hunt for what Beijing called foreign-led extremists.

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TOPICS: Culture/Society; Foreign Affairs; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: china; flamethrower; terrorists; xinjiang
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To: Texican
What was the deal with the flares? The Weapons show person used a propane torch to light the mixture,
21 posted on 11/23/2015 8:43:58 PM PST by Domangart
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To: EvilCapitalist
Evil:
No my friend, I was in the Third Division. I was on Guadalcanal, Bogunville (sp), and Guam.

Semper Fi

Tommie

Texican

22 posted on 11/24/2015 5:51:23 AM PST by Texican (This FORMER MARINE will never in his life time "Cut and Run" I dig Dagny Taggart)
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To: Texican

Tommie, glad to see you still around. Semper Fi


23 posted on 12/10/2015 3:37:07 PM PST by real saxophonist (YouTube + Twitter + Facebook = YouTwitFace.com)
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