THE TULA TOLI NON -‘MASSACRE’

WHICH SIDE OF THE RIVER IS WET KYEIN?

and other problems
by Rick Heizman, Feb 14, 2018 UPDATED MAY 30, 2018 - SEE PAGES 8,9,12
The claims of a huge massacre, with many hundreds of victims - some estimates are up to
2000 dead - in Tula Toli, several hours north from Maungdaw, on August 30, 2017, are
disturbing. But even more disturbing is the fact that it did NOT happen - and yet the news of
the alleged (non-)massacre had the same effect as if it did happen, to many. The Burmese
Government, its army, the Buddhist people, Buddhist monks, the Nation, and the culture have
been thoroughly demonized, discredited and disgraced.
Furthermore, it became a ‘false flag’ massacre to cover the real massacre that is provable,
has plenty of bodies found in mass graves, and eye-witnesses with wholly believable and
verified testimonies, and that is the Kha Maung Seik villages of the Hindu minority, who were
gathered together in the pre-dawn darkness by hundreds of black-hooded Bengali Muslims
(so-called Rohingya) shouting Islamic praises to ‘Allah’, and led to pre-dug pits, executed, and
dumped into the mass graves.
Human Rights Watch put out a 26 page report on Dec 19, titled, Massacre by the River, which
contains extraordinary mis-information, no evidence, logistical errors (well, which side of the
river is the village of Wet Kyein?) dramatically different stories from ‘eyewitnesses’, ‘survivors’,
and ‘victims’, still no evidence, sensationalist drama, many ‘sole’ survivors, contradictory
statements, and STILL no evidence or bodies.

1 or 2 miles from Tula Toli photo by Rick Heizman, Jan 2018

From the beginning:

Fact: on August 25, 2017, in the early AM, Islamic militants under the banner of ARSA
(Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army) with massive Bengali Muslim village support launched a
Jihad, attacking 30 Police Outposts and dozen of villages at the same time, with 4000-6000
assailants, intending to annihilate the Security Forces, seize their weapons and ammo and
then wipe out - that is, ethnically cleanse -any and all non-Muslims, and declare the land of
Maungdaw, Buthidaung and Rathedaung Townships an autonomous Islamic State for
Muslims only.
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Just to show how rabidly one-sided they are HRW said in its report, “Government accounts
suggest that several security incidents attributed to ARSA militants took place in the vicinity
of Tula Toli starting on August 25.” ‘suggest’? Do they also ‘suggest’ that perhaps all of this
‘massacre’ stuff is made-up by the refugees? And perhaps it could be suggested that HRW
itself suggests refugees to suggest international finger pointing at their suggestions that
suggest that bad things happened to them? And, ‘security incidents’? Perhaps a security
officer lost his toothbrush? And then, a soldier fell asleep while riding a bicycle and crashed,
hurting his little toe?
I am inclined to use foul language here, about HRW, but I’ll try to restrain myself.

Above, some of the Security Forces that were gruesomely hacked to death in, as HRW would
say, ‘security incidents’, and below, Buddhist kids killed and suffering because of Islamic
intolerance, supremacy, and madness.

Human Rights Watch, Fortify Rights and Amnesty International DO NOT CARE if Buddhists or
Hindus are killed!
If they even said anything it would be like, “it has been suggested that possibly, perhaps
inadvertently, some Buddhists may have, or not, incurred injuries”.
Rest assured, that HRW, FR, and AI will support the Bengali Muslim with the axe (above), and
insure that his Human Rights will triumph above all others, and he shall be allowed to live
anywhere he wants, and he shall have the rights to practice his religion in any way he wants to.

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HRW, FR and AI are totally disgusting to all non-Muslim people, and we have to dismantle
and shut them down before they have anymore power to influence world events for the sake
of the Muslim Jihad Agenda.
Notice Matthew Smith of Fortify Rights, and Phil Robertson of Human Rights Watch,
journalists and writers such as Francis Wade, Todd Pitman, and Hannah Beech - when they
see a posting of alleged abuse of a Muslim by a Buddhist - they nearly froth at the mouth with
gleeful anticipation, as they can demonize Buddhists again. Conversely, they could not care
less about Islamic terror and agenda, and how Buddhists in Bangladesh are going to become
extinct, and the same can happen in southern Thailand, and to the remaining Buddhists in
Indonesia, and of course Rakhine State.
And, even further from their hearts of stone, the small, highly
endangered (by Muslims) cultures of ethnic tribal people such as Khami,
Thet, Diagnet, Mro, and many others mean absolutely nothing to those
rotten ideologues, posing as defenders of Human Rights, while they are
helping to push Islamic crap over all of us.

I wish that the guy with the axe would give those ‘Human Rights’ groups
a demonstration of what he will do to Buddhists, Hindus, Christians, and
others - by ‘divine right’.

What is ‘Suggested’ to Have Happened at Tula Toli / Min Gyi:

my comments will be in blue
’Eyewitnesses’ have claimed that over a period of three days, beginning Wednesday
August 30th, virtually all the villagers of Tula Toli / Min Gyi were put to death.
I’m curious what people did at nighttime on the 30th and 31st. Make dinner, pray, say
goodnight and go to sleep?
Or, sneak out quietly in the middle of the night. Bangladesh is only 6 miles / 10 kilometers
away. It is flat, with no mountains to cross. At an average walking speed it is a 2 hour walk.

Tula Toli, also know as Min Gyi is a large village of approximately 4,360 Bengali Muslims and
435 Rakhine Buddhists - as one could see roughly 10 Muslims for every 1 Buddhist.
It has not always been this way, the Bengali Muslim birthrate in Rakhine State is among the
highest in the world. Most families have between 5 and 9 children. In addition to that, illegal
Muslim immigrants have been streaming across the porous border in huge amounts, ever
since the days of British colonialism, when even the British recognized the Naf river as a
border between Chittagong (a region of Bengal, and its population of Muslim ‘Chittagonians’
as the British knew them) and the Arakanese / Rakhine Buddhists in their ancient homeland.

Tula Toli / Min Gyi is the site where Bengali Muslims claim they were unjustly massacred in
barbaric ways. Estimates range from “several hundred” to 1,800 civilians killed, including at
least 200 women and 300 children…
and somehow the Buddhists, outnumbered 10 to 1, were able to do that.
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Peace Deal Signed:
Shafiur Rahman reporting for CNN tells us, in Dec, 2017, “More than a week before the attack
on the village, Rohingya village officials say there was a meeting on August 18, in which both
Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims from Tula Toli signed a peace agreement. While
the village, which is home to 4,360 Rohingya and 435 Rakhine, hadn't seen any clashes in
recent years, Rakhine officials said they wanted to allay Rohingya fears given tensions
between the two groups elsewhere in the state and a recent military build up."
CNN has got it wrong - who is in danger when out-numbered 10-1? And, who has been the
victim of violent, deadly and brutal Islamic supremacy again and again? The Buddhists and
any other non-Muslims! Typical CNN reversed accusations and reality fake news.

"A resolution was passed to not attack each other and live peacefully. It was signed by both
sides, Rakhine and us," said Nur Kabir, the current secretary of Tula Toli's village
administration, who is now in Bangladesh.
Strangely, a man with the same name was died in the ‘massacre’, as told to HRW by his wife,
Khotija. And, he was interviewed by the BBC about the ‘massacre’ - he ‘died’ in. Coincidence?

"But they attacked on Wednesday [Aug 30] starting at 8 a.m. and killed us."
The ‘survivors’ say their trust in that peace agreement signed days before, and with the
village authorities, was obliterated when the military arrived in the early morning of August 30.
CNN - you should not try to gloss over the huge, well planned, coordinated surprises attacks
on August 25, 2017, where men from village to village trained for many months in the Mayu
Mountains and Bangladesh. The attacks had nearly total support by villagers young and old,
male and female. And, more disturbing is that the Mawlawis [Imams] in the mosques gave
divine license and encouragement for the Bengali Muslims to pursue a diabolical plan of
genocidal ethnic cleansing of all non-Muslims, so that they could declare the land an
autonomous Islamic State for Muslims only.
The Buddhists continually try to accommodate, and trust again, and the Muslims continually
plan their next slaughter.
Those who escaped estimate that between 1,500 to 1,700 people died that day.
Reporter Rahman believes, given the instructions of local officials, the peace deal and the
military build-up in the area before August 25, that the attack on Tula Toli was pre-planned.
CNN - please don’t be so stupid - the Muslims pre-planned the Aug 2017 attacks, as I just
stated, and they also pre-planned the 2016, 2012, and scores of other Jihad attacks against
the Buddhists.
Rahman called it a "terrifying and inescapable notion” that undermines the repeated
insistence from Myanmar officials that the military responded to attacks by Rohingya militants.
Zaw Htay, the spokesperson for Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi, said that local
Rakhines and the military had been targeted by insurgents in Tula Toli. "We could verify that
[leading up to the] August 30, 2017 attacks in Min Gyi (Tula Toli) village, there were a total of
eight attacks against Rakhine population and security forces by hundreds of terrorists," Zaw
Htay said.
See, towards the end of this report, the list of attacks.
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The ‘Mass Killings:’
On August 29, a military helicopter landed in a nearby Rakhine village, and then the helicopter
returned with the security forces on August 30, said Khotija, a 42-year-old resident of Tula Toli
to CNN. Another survivor from Tula Toli, Omar Ali, said that he had witnessed the landing of
the helicopter and the distribution of weapons and uniforms to the Rakhine villagers from the
helicopter.
CNN - don’t forget the major attacks of Aug 25. It was an intense war, especially in that first
week, and for another several weeks. Bengali Muslims were on a massive killing spree
(again), Buddhists, Hindus, and others were greatly out-numbered and had to defend
themselves or die. Helicopters were used because there were many bridges that were
destroyed or heavily damaged by Bengali Muslim made bombs. And, I know that area, I was
there in Sept 2017, Jan 2018, and Oct 2018. Near Tula Toli I saw the bridges that had been
blasted and unusable until they were repaired. Helicopters had to bring food supplies as well
as troops, because the army - of any country - has a duty to rescue, protect, and evacuate the
citizens in a time of war, and to eliminate the threat to the citizens.

Both of these bridges were destroyed on Aug 23, when apparently as Bengalis were placing a bomb under
the bridge to detonate on Aug 25 it exploded. So, they blew up the other one as well. Both are very close to
Tula Toli. The man on the bridge is Mro ethnicity from Wet Kyein Mro village. photos by Rick Heizman

According to HRW: On the morning of August 30, Burmese security forces came to the
riverbank. Some Rakhine villagers were with them as well. At about 8 am, Burmese security
forces and armed Rakhine villagers began to burn homes on the outskirts of the village. As
the terrified villagers gathered at the beach, Burmese security forces and armed Rakhine
villagers quickly surrounded them and began shooting into the crowds, killing many. Some
panicked villagers decided to swim across the fast-moving river to seek safety on the opposite
bank in Dual Toli. Many were shot while attempting the crossing, while others drowned. For
the families with small children and members who could not swim, escape was impossible,
and they became trapped on the beach. Over the course of the day, the security forces and
armed men systematically gunned down hundreds of men, women, and children on the
beach. First, HRW, where the heck did you find a village across the river from Tula Toli,
named Dual Toli? All maps, old and new, and people of that area call that village Wet Kyein.
And then you, HRW, and only you, put Wet Kyein below Tula Toli, and on the wrong side of
the river.
Following the initial assault, soldiers and armed Rakhine villagers surrounded the Rohingya
families on the beach and began to separate the women and children from the men.

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Witnesses estimated that about 400 women and children were held under guard nearby in the
shallow water.
The soldiers separated the men from the women and the children. They put the women and
children near the bank of the river, and they put the men in a different place on the beach.
Some of the men were seated, others were standing. They were being slaughtered, killed with
shovels. The army was also shooting them and killing them with sharp weapons [knives and
machetes]. The killings went on from when the military arrived (8 a.m.) to the time of the
Juhur prayer [approximately 2 p.m.]
They killed all the men.
They dug a big hole. They put all the bodies inside, and then used leaves and bamboo to start
a fire. They also threw grenades on them, and then finally they threw sand on top of them.
I would seriously doubt that grenades were used as described because if you throw a
grenade on top of a pile of bodies you have very high chance of killing yourself and your
buddies.
Plentiful witnesses gave both similar and dissimilar details of what they said they saw and
experienced that day. First, men were killed - they were slaughtered for hours and hours.
They offered no resistance, but pleaded and prayed.
(and since almost all of them don’t speak the Arakanese language of the land, and the
Buddhists and others have no need to learn a foreign language, they probably were not
understood as they plead and prayed.)
Something that puzzles me is this: I have seen Bengalis when they are agitated, and they are
quite rough, and can quite easily go on a rampage, despite armed troops or police around.
Frankly I cannot imagine how 4000 + Bengalis can be so submissive as they are being
executed for hours and hours, by 200 soldiers. That is 20 Bengalis for every 1 Buddhist.
There have been instances (2012, 1994, 1988, and others) where mobs of Bengalis have just
pounced on armed troops or police, quickly overwhelming them, grabbing their weapons, and
killing them. As well, the Bengali women can be quite tough and rough and I cannot imagine
them being as submissive as portrayed in these ‘stories’. It’s hard to visualize hundreds of
such men unable or unwilling to resist as they were massacred before their horrified wives
and children, who were sure to be killed next.
Standing in the Water:
Dozens of their women and children were made to stand in the water nearby. They watched
and wailed for hours and hours as men were systematically killed. When the troops were
finished with slaughtering the men the now unprotected women were then dragged off in
groups to empty huts with their children. Soldiers killed the children, raped the women, beat or
chopped them them to death, and then set the huts on fire. Other children were hacked to
death and tossed in the river, (as told by many ‘Human Rights Defenders’), and bodies were
burned in pits dug into the river bank.
There are allegations that the troops, conveniently, had 10 ‘rape huts’ nearby where they
raped and killed hundreds of women. At least 10-14 women located so far, and perhaps more,
claim to have each been the sole survivor from their rape hut. Each hut had about 5-7 women

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in there, with their children (unless their children were already some of the hundreds of
children ‘brutally killed'). The huts were each set on fire, with the doors and windows locked
from the outside, when the troops were finished raping. Nearly everyone died in the flames -
except the sole survivors, of which there are at least 10, or even up to 14.
Interesting point is that the soldiers apparently did not want any rape victims to survive and
possibly identify them later. However, all of the sole survivors managed to get out of the
burning hut and flee to safety with any soldiers noticing - at least none were shot as they
escaped. Some of the women ‘survivors’ noted that their child also escaped with them -
which just seems odd - because if all the huts had 5-7 women in them, with kids, and one
women and one child managed to escape the fire, the chances of them being actual mother
and child were rather small. Suspicious.
Many Different Points - Zahid vs HRW:
Zahid described in disturbing detail, to CNN, how many of the women villagers lost their lives.
It is a gruesome scenario which suggests the military were vacillating about how exactly to kill
the women. “Many of the women were near the river. After the military had torched the
homes, they told the women to get out of the river and sit down on the bank. Then they
changed their minds and ordered them to stand up. Then they again ordered them to sit
down. Finally they said stand up and form a line. They then shouted at the women to run. As
they ran, they fired non-stop at them. After the shooting, around 30 women survived. They
told those women to wait in the water again. And from this group of 30, they would take 5
women at a time into huts to rape them. After raping them, they were robbed off their jewelry,
and then beaten to death and the huts set on fire.”
Rashida, 25, told Human Rights Watch a quite different scenario: she was among hundreds of
women who were forced to stand in the water by the beach with their children. The women
and their children were made to sit in the water. “We women and children were more than 400
in the water. They took us away in groups of five women, five at a time, and there were more
than 200 taken away by the time they took me. About half of the women and children
remained in the water when they took me away. I don’t know what happened to them.”
So, according to Zahid (above) the women had to stand, sit, stand, sit, stand, line up, run, and
be shot at. Then there are 30 women ‘survivors’ (who actually came back to the soldiers that
were spraying bullets at them?) who then had to wait in the water again, and they would be
taken in groups of 5 over to the 10 rape huts. Where did the extra women come from? Earlier
we were told that 5-7 women would be in each of the 10 rape huts - so that equals 50-70
women - or more - considering that by some accounts (like HRW) the women were taken also
“in groups of five women, five at a time, and there were more than 200 taken away by the time
they took me away,” said Rashida to HRW.
HRW - nobody mentioned the shooting of hundreds of women? (in red type above) How can
people ‘forget’ that? HRW says the women standing, or sitting, in the river numbered about
400. ‘Eyewitness’ Zahid claims the women were ordered to run, they were shot at, and there
were 30 survivors. That would mean that about 370 women were shot dead in the river! Zahid
says from that group of 30 women the troops took 5 women at a time to the ‘rape huts’. But,
Rashida and HRW do not even mention anything about 370 women shot dead. They say
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nothing about even one woman shot. And Rashida/HRW claim more than 200 women were
taken (out of the group of Zahid’s 30 survivors) to be raped - a mathematical impossibility!
And, why does Zahid tell us, with great detail and conviction, that after the women were
raped, their jewelry was robbed from them, and they were beaten to death, and the huts were
burned. How would Zahid know? The women were ‘supposedly’ raped in the huts. Did they
invite Zahid into the ‘rape’ huts to let him watch them steal their jewelry? This pile of untruths
is teetering badly…..
Once again, these stories of killings going on for hours with no revolts, or a mutiny happening
is odd, and even more so considering the character of Bengali Muslims. And, don’t forget,
4,360 Bengalis are being controlled by 200 or so Buddhists? For most of a day, or several
days in some versions.
Problems, Conflicts:
Nicholas Kristof, well-known reporter for the New York Times said this about refugees:
“Are the stories they recount true?
One thing I’ve learned over the decades (originally while covering China’s murder of Tiananmen
democracy protesters in 1989) is that victims lie as well as perpetrators. Outrage leads to
exaggerations, to elevated death tolls, to rumors becoming eyewitness accounts. But the attack
on Tula Toli has been well documented by human rights organizations, including Amnesty
International, Human Rights Watch and Fortify Rights, and it is substantiated by satellite photos
showing burned huts.”
Satellite photos show burned huts - the photos do NOT tell you who burned them - Muslims,
Buddhists, Quakers, Santa Claus? Of course, HRW will NEVER say: “This satellite photo
shows a Buddhist village burned by Muslims, irrefutably.” If Kristof thinks that HRW, FR, and
AI are un-biased then we are all in trouble.
A “handful” of ‘survivors’ spoke up saying about 18-20 escaped, but over the next several
months some 70-80 alleged ‘survivors’ have been interviewed by various reporters and
media. And, one should know that people in refugee camps quite often will see Western
reporters and news agencies as possible connections to some cash and food in the short run,
or in the long run, a chance for asylum in the rich countries, and therefore the better (or
worse) the story is, the better your chances of not being one of a million refugees with
uncertain futures.
HRW interviewed a women Khotija, 42, who “lost her entire family in the ‘massacre”. Her
elderly father, Abu Shama, and her husband, Noor Kobir, 50, died with the men on the beach.”
Later, the dead man, now spelled Nour Kabir, seems to be interviewed by the BBC about the
massacre he ‘died’ in. And/or is the same named person from Tula Toli the one who is or was
the current secretary of Tula Toli's village administration, as he stated to CNN? Suspicious.
Mohammad Ayas, 16, told HRW he swam across the river to survive, and “was wounded
while running toward the river.”
Might he be the same Mohammad Ayes (another common spelling when translated to
English) who joined ARSA a few days before the huge attacks on Aug 25, 2017, - as he said
in an interview with Mahadi Al Hasnat of The Dhaka Tribune in mid-Sept, 2017.
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Ayes was trying to blame the barbaric massacre of 93 Hindus in Kha Maung Seik on the
Buddhists. In a bumbling statement he said “the government used the conflict between the
Hindus and Muslims, and took the side of the Hindus as they were working for them.”
Ayes argued that since the ARSA combatants do not have any dress code, they do not need
to hide their identity with black masks. “Whoever uses masks, it means they want to hide their
identities and commit atrocities. It is a conspiracy against the Rohingya Muslims to prove that
what the army is doing is legal and necessary. If Hindus were really attacked by the Muslims,
would they not be afraid to escape with the Muslims to get shelter in Bangladesh?” he asked.
Could it be that Ayes was one of the attackers on Aug 25, like thousands of other Bengali
Muslims, fighting a Jihad, in the name of Allah, intending to kill all non-Muslims, and declare
an autonomous Islamic State?
Quite possibly. And, the wounds that they incurred as they viciously attacked - have now been
reassigned to be wounds inflicted by the ‘vicious Buddhists soldiers and civilians’? Quite
possibly.

‘Eyewitnesses:’

Shafiur Rahman of the Dhaka Tribune, interviewed a ‘survivor’ named Mohammed Nasir. He
made the point to say that he and others had to walk for 3 exhausting days to reach the
Bangladesh border.
Wow, that sounds terrible. Especially in light of the fact that the border is only 6 miles or 10
kilometers away - and it is flat to the border, no mountains. An average person walks 3 miles
an hour, so that would be a 2 hour walk - but we will be generous and compassionate and
give them twice as much time - 4 hours to the border. (I have heard other pitiful accounts
where Bengali ‘victims’ have said, “we walked night and day for 10 exhausting days until we
reached Bangladesh.” But, I know the villages and (for example) I know that they walked 9
miles, on flat terrain. I can leisurely ride a bicycle there in 1 hour.)
Nasir also described how the destruction began in the morning with homes being torched.
Nasir himself had escaped to a nearby hillock with his family. From his vantage point and
before he left for Bangladesh later that day, he recounted how “bodies were thrown into large
pits near the river, covered in straw, doused in petrol and torched.”
So, let’s look at that a bit. He claims the destruction began in the morning with homes being
torched - and then for the rest of that day there were bodies being killed, raped, flung, buried,
burned. I know what is is like when a village is on fire - you can hardly breath! The last thing
you would do is carry or throw bodies, or anything else physical, except to get out of there.
And then Nasir and his family watched the violence from the hill, but never even thought to
take a photo or video? And, likewise, Tula Toli had well over 4000 Muslim residents! There are
at least a couple thousand phones capable of taking photos or videos. And during this 3-day
and night, orgy of death and destruction - which many observed for hours and hours from a
hill or from across the river or from many vantage points or hidden places, no one could even
think of taking a crummy photo or video of anything to show the abuses that they are
claiming?

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Shafiur Rahman also interviewed Zahid and his 10-year-old nephew Osman near Balukhali
makeshift camp in Bangladesh. Osman had witnessed the killing of both his parents as he hid
in a bush and peeped out.
Hannah Beech - the infamous Buddhist hater, writing for Time Magazine and the New York
Times wrote, “For four days, I interviewed a 9-year-old boy named Noorshad, and his story
had it all. In my notebook, he drew pictures of his house — and the tree from which his
parents were hanged by Myanmar soldiers. But there were inconsistencies. I found locals
from the village I believed he was from. It turned out that no one had been killed there, much
less hanged from a tree.”
Photo, Video non-evidence - UPDATED MAY 30, 2018:
There are very very few (or none) photos or video taken during the 3 days of this alleged
incident. Nothing that comes close to evidence. There has been a short video of Bengali
Muslim (supposedly) drowned kids that were plucked out of the river (floating down from
where?), and of people (supposedly) escaping? or, just walking on the river bank. These 3
images are from that video, supposedly taken at Tula Toli.

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NOW WE KNOW FOR SURE THIS VIDEO IS NOT FROM TULA TOLI!

I found the original source of the video

- it was taken by ABC, TWO WEEKS
AFTER the incidence at TULA TOLI,
and IT IS ON THE NAF RIVER, which
is NOT the river that Tula Toli is on. It
is on a section of the Naf River where
the river banks come closer together,
making it seem like Tula Toli.

Besides that single video there

are only 2 other short videos of
river scenes - and that is all
there is from that long 3 days of
supposed massacres and rapes.

The following two images, from

the short video, do not show
anything identifiable, there is
nothing that suggest killings, burnings, or 400 women standing or sitting in the water.

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Okay, there are some fires, but who did what, where? And supposedly (according to the BBC)
a person holding a banana plant trunk is going across the river (towards the fires?)

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 Wet Kyein

the road

Min Gyi
Min Gyi /
Kular Tula Toli

Kyet Kyein

bridge

In the above map east is up.

Ku Lar, or Kular, or Kalar means dark, and has been used for a long time to refer to people of
Indian origin - Indians, Bangladeshis, Bengalis, Sri Lankans, etc. While it can be a harsh word
these days, it greatly depends on context.

Where is Wet Kyein?

Since all other sources put Wet Kyein where it
actually is we can conclude that HRW is flat
out wrong - not the first time by far.

AI got it right.

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AN INTERVIEW I DID WITH A YOUNG MAN FROM TULA TOLI

In September 2018, i interviewed this young man, named Aung Soe Than, at a refugee camp
in Sittwe. He had told me he was from Min Gyi, which is the name many will use for the small
Buddhist part of Tula Toli.

He describes the absolute horror he and everyone went through, for many days, when
they all were attacked in the pre-dawn darkness by bloodthirsty Islamist Bengali Muslim
terrorists. These accounts of the initial savage attacks are missing or trivialized in all of
the ‘massacre’ reports.

“My name is Aung Soe Than, and I come from Min Gyi (also known as Tula Toli) in Maungdaw
Township. As you come to my village you must cross a small stream. Nearby are many
Bengali villages.

On that day (Aug 25, 2017) first the Bengalis attacked the security outpost then came into our
village with weapons, yelling, killing, and setting our homes on fire. We had to run so fast to
save our lives. We ran to the Buddhist monastery and joined other villagers who also had to
flee. We spent a fearful night in the compound.

The next day we all fled to the mountains, and spent 3 fearful nights with no food and no
water. It was especially difficult for the young children, and the old people. Education was
disrupted, and health issues were many.

The Bengalis are so cruel. They kill us and they burn our homes. They think they are the
majority people, but in our Rakhine State we Buddhists are the majority. These Bengali
immigrants should behave like guests in our homeland and not make trouble. But, they are
not like guests. They have no respect or decency to us. Around the world people should not
behave like they do.

Why do they think it is right to kill us and steal our land? They live in our land, they drink our
water, and eat the food from our land. But, they are so ungrateful. Why do they kill and
threaten us, again and again? They are so cruel.
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We cannot live together, or near the Bengalis. We are too frightened. We don’t want our
families killed by them. If the Bengalis in Bangladesh come back to here we are too afraid to
live near them. We need to rebuild our village and live peacefully with the other ethnicities.
But, not the Bengalis. Nobody can live in peace with Bengalis.”
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Read the following:
A long report from a military officer to Naypyidaw Army Headquarters It is a
‘battlefield’ report of known incidents on ONLY AUG 27-28.
(All of the ‘Human Rights Groups’ - HRW, FR, AI, news agencies like Reuters and AP,
and all of the ‘Rohingya’ advocates are continually preventing and blocking the public
from having any awareness of the magnitude of the August 25 opening attacks.)

Places in RED are on the map below.

From Tula Toli to Bangladesh is 6 miles or 10, kilometers.
Tula Toli to Kyein Chaung is 3 miles.
Tula Toli to Kyet Kyein is 1 mile.

Report: Extremist Bengali Terrorists Still Commit Terrorist Acts in

Maungdaw Region
Nay Pyi Daw, August 28

While performing control of the region between Kyaung Doe and Aung Tha Bye villages in
Maungdaw Township on August 27, evening, security troops were attacked by extremist
Bengali terrorists with the use of home-made guns and home-made mines from both sides of
the road. The security forces fought against them and cleared the region. In the incident, one
police member was injured.

Security troops while combing the prawn farm near Kyee Kyun outpost found the burnt floor of
the hostel where about 50 extremist Bengali terrorists lived. At night, while security troops
were discharging duty of controlling the region in Kyee Kyun outpost, three extremist male
Bengali terrorists and three female terrorists fled to the other bank with the use of two boats.

A home-made mine planted by extremist Bengali terrorists exploded at Zin Paing Nyar
Junction. Zin Paing Nyar police outpost was besieged by the terrorist Bengali terrorists
starting at 10.20 pm. Then, one more home-made mine exploded about one mile from the
outpost. After that, about 80 extremist Bengali terrorists approached the outpost to attack but
security troops fought against them. The terrorists retreated to Zin Paing Nyar Village.
Meanwhile, another home-made mine exploded near Awli Tula Village.

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In more terrorists acts of extremist Bengali terrorists, four homemade mines exploded in
series at Zin Paing Nyar Junction at 10.40 am today. 10 minutes later, six more home-made
mines planted by terrorists exploded in series at the junction.

At 11.13 am, an explosion of one more home-made mines planted by extremist Bengali
terrorists happened at Zin Paing Nyar Junction. Likewise, home-made mines planted by
extremist Bengali terrorists exploded one after another between Ywa Thit and Kyauk Hla Kya
villages.

About 500 extremist Bengali terrorists from Tin May Village besieged Kyaung Taung police
outpost in Buthidaung Township. When security troops performed clearance operation there,
the terrorists withdrew from the post.

Extremist Bengali terrorists set fire to Zee Pin Chaung outpost on the night of August 27, the
fire was put out this morning. At 1 am today, outbreak of fire started from the house of Abdula
in Myoma Kan Yin Tan Ward of Maungdaw Township, firefighters and local people put out the
fire within a half hour.

Moreover, one mine exploded 50 yards from Tha Ray Kon Baung police outpost near Phwe
Yu Bar Tar Village, another mine in the village, and one home-made mine in Ywa Thit Village,
500 yards from Pyin Phyu regional office.

While marching to Gwa Son Village in Maungdaw Township for performing control of the
region, security troops were attacked with a mine explosion by extremist Bengali terrorists at
the entrance bridge of the village. They exchanged fire in the incident. While combing the
village, about 300 extremist Bengali terrorists opened fire at the security troops. Both sides
exchanged fire and the terrorists retreated into the Mayu Mountain range after setting fire to
the houses.

In the discovery, one .22 gun, 10 bullets, and two home-made mines were seized.

In clearing Koe Tan Kauk Village of Maungdaw Township, security troops were attacked by
extremist Bengali terrorists with one mine. After opening fire at the terrorists, the security
troops seized two Tommy guns and then were clearing directional mines.

Afterwards, security troops while discharging duty of controlling Koe Tan Kauk Myit Nar
Village were attacked by extremist Bengali terrorists using swords, and fought against them.

In combing Tha Wun Chaung Village, security troops unearthed and seized one mine,
exploded it with the remote control attached to a battery with TNT soft ignite, in a one foot
long and six inches deep ground pit in the field between Gwa Son and Tha Wun Chaung
villages.

At 9.25 am today, extremist Bengali terrorists set 30 houses from Upper Pyu Ma (Na Ta La)
Village and 30 more houses from Wet Kyein (Mro) Village on fire. Moreover, one home-made
mine exploded on the central road in Kyauk Hlay Ka Village. As extremist Bengali terrorists

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set fire to one Bengali house in Myoma Kan Yin Tan Village of Maungdaw at 10 am, security
troops and local people put out the fire.

Extremist Bengali terrorist set fire to a Bengali house in Myoma Kan Yin Tan ward around
10.30 am. An improvised explosive device exploded on the main street of Kyauk Hlay Ka
Village around 11.10 am, and a terrorist torched a house near Zin Paing Nyar Junction and
exploded an improvised explosive device and ran away.

Security forces discovered six taped packets connected with red and black color wires as they
cleared the houses in front of Shwe Zar police outpost.

Around 11.20 am, Bengalis in Saka Pin Yin and Kyet Kyein villages in Region 4 torched their
houses and ran away. Security forces, during the security operation in Myit Na Village, found
and arrested a Bengali terrorist with one improvised explosive device.

Security forces repulsed over 500 extremist Bengali terrorists who attacked Tha Yet Oak Kin
outpost in Region 5 with small arms.

Ka La Ba Bengali Village in Ward No. 5 in Maungdaw burned around 12.30 pm, and three
improvised explosive devices exploded there. Nineteen Bengali houses at the back of the
office of Maungdaw district administration department caught fire at 12.45 pm, and as security
forces and people put out the fire, extremist Bengali terrorists attacked with small arms and
security forces had to return fire.

At noon, around 50 extremist Bengali terrorists from Kyet Kyein Village went to the south of
Wet Kyein Pagoda, and around 100 extremist Bengali terrorists from Pa De Ka Village to Min
Gyi Myauk Village.

A total of eight mines—three in the burned ground in Di Pay Wa Ward and five at Zin Paing
Nyar Junction in Myoma Kay Nin Tan—continuously exploded in Maungdaw.

Some 100 extremist Bengali terrorists from Kyauk Pa Nu Stupa attacked the security forces
providing security in Kyauk Pa Nu Village in Region 9 with small arms around 1 pm. Security
forces repulsed and seized one improvised firearm and three swords from terrorists.

Extremist Bengali terrorists, from two houses near Pyin Phyu Police Station in Kyauk Hlay Ka
Village, fired around 12 shots and attacked with three improvised explosive devices into the
compound of the police station.

In another attack, extremist Bengali terrorists from Ywathit Village fire seven shots at
Pyinphyu Police Station with small arms.

Two improvised explosive devices planted by terrorists went off in Ywathit Village in Region 6
around 2 pm, and terrorists fire around 12 shots at Pyinphyu Township administration office.

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Around 3.15 pm, one extremist Bengali terrorist attacked Chut Pyin ethnic village in
Rathedaung Township in Region 11 with improvised explosive device and fled to Chut Pyin
Bengali Village.

Security forces were attacked by around 80 extremist Bengali terrorists with improvised
explosive devices, guns, swords and spears as they came into Chut Pyin Bengali Village to
conduct security operation. Following an exchange of fire, extremist Bengali terrorists torched
their homes around 4.40 pm, and fled to Ahtet Nan Yar Village. Security forces seized one
improvised firearm, 22 swords, two spears and darts.

Extremist Bengali terrorists made several attempts to carry out several arson attacks and
explosions on Wi Ma La ethnic ward in Maungdaw at 6 pm to ravage the township. As
security forces and firefighters put all their attention on safety of the township and fire
prevention, extremist Bengali terrorists could not find a chance to set fire to the town. Instead
they shot Maung Than Hlaing, 16, Mro ethnic, with improvised firearm in Zaw Ti Kay One
Monastery in Myoma Ward in Maungdaw. He was wounded by metal balls of the homemade
gun in his right hip and was receiving treatment at Maungdaw Hospital.

From August 27 to 28, a total of 45 improvised explosive devices planted by extremist

Bengali terrorists exploded, and terrorists torched seven villages, one outpost, and two
urban wards in Maungdaw. The State Counsellor Information Committee will release the
updates on the situation on the ground.

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 Excerpts From Statements of Captured ARSA Affiliated
Militants / Terrorists,
All Participated in Attacks Within a 6 Mile Radius of Tula Toli

These prisoner statements are incredibly revealing, as the captured militants reveal how they
were recruited, what their goal is, how they prepared and trained for the attacks, what
weapons they had, how they attacked their targets, what were their targets, how they got
captured, and how the Mawlawis [Imams] plotted, organized, and systematically planned a
genocidal Jihad, and threatened the villagers with death if they did not participate.

NOTICE: The first 4 of these 6 prisoners all claimed that they did NOT participate in the initial
attacks, but they DID admit to participating in further attacks - where they were captured.
They are clearly lying about the initial attacks - they knew that their heads cut be cut off for
disobeying the Mawlawis [Imams] and ARSA leaders.

Sway York Du Saung, 64, Pa Da Kar New Village, Maungdaw Township

How I got recruited in the mosque:

There are about 400 houses in our Pa Da Kar New Village, but I do
not know how many people live there. There were 2 mosques and I
attended the mosque near my house. We had to attend the
mosque 5 times a day, but I only attended 2 or 3 times a day
because I had to work occasional jobs. The preacher of the
mosque was Mawlawi [Imam] Hasaung (age 35), son of Bawlu
Karman. Mawlawi Hasaung organized us by telling us that we, the
Bengali Islamists, were condemned in all respects, such as
religion, social, education and restriction of movement, and that we
should create the areas of Maungdaw, Buthidaung and
Rathedaung Townships as an Islamic State, and that all of us had to follow the Mawlawis who
were leading the organization. The Security Police Outposts would be attacked by us, led by
the militants of RSO (Rohingya Solidarity Organization), and ARSA (Arakan Rohingya
Salvation Army) who were coming back from Bangladesh, and were giving training secretly at
some villages. The Mawlawis also told us that all Bengalis would have to participate in
attacking the police forces, wherever we were.

It was then learnt that according to Mawlawi Hasaung, our villagers, together with the
Bengalis living in other villages nearby our village would be led by RSO and ARSO leaders
and to attack the Police Outpost at Kyein Chaung, in the early pre-dawn morning of
25/8/2017. At the time of that attack against the Police Outposts I did not participate.

Later in the morning, after the attacks, Mawlawi Hasaung told to set fire to all of our houses in
the villages and flee to Bangladesh. While fleeing, we would attack any security police forces
which might be found on the way to Bangladesh. So, we set fires to our homes and fled.

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I also ran with the other villagers. Among the villagers, Ahdu Shawbi son of Khawbi Ramauk,
Ahbu Tawyote (age 30) son of Sharbaw Tarli, Rawfee (age 27) son of Shawfee, Ayesann
Mular and my father Orli Ahmauk, Khawbi Ramauk (age 53) son of Marshaw Bi, Ahdu Lar
(age 17) son of Bandar, Tarhay (age 15) son of Eili Yard, Faron (age 18) son of Halu, Ayeshar
Dular (age 19) son of Zawnu Ralaung and Eili Yard (age 24) son of Hasun Nali of Kyaung
Taung (Middle) were some of the villagers I knew. When we arrived at Tarein Village of
Maungdaw Township, unknown villagers came and mingled with us. There were about 100 of
us in a group all together. While we were there, we were led by unknown RSO and ARSA
militants. Suddenly the leaders told the better-trained villagers to attack the Kyein Chaung
Police Station and Security Outpost, and then flee to Bangladesh. That night we gathered
clubs and swords from nearby Bengali villages. Then, together with about 100 villagers we
attacked the Security Outpost and Police Station in Tarein Village, with clubs and swords, and
some guns, at about 1:00 am, on 30/8/2017. As the Security Forces retaliated by firing back
at us, we ran away.
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Ahdu Sawbi, 18, Pa Da Kar Ywar Thit Village, Maungdaw Township

How I was recruited:
There are two mosques in our village of Pa Da Kar Ywar Thit. I go
to the nearest mosque, we are supposed to go there 5 times a
day. But, I can only go 2 or 3 times because I am a daily worker.
The Mawlawi [Imam] of the mosque is Fawkaw Raw Din (25), (F)
Sha Ha Mauk. He and La Lu (short hair, wide forehead, big
eyebrows, small eyes, sharp nose, small mouth, beard, thin,
height- 5’ 6’’) said we should occupy Maungdaw region and make
it an Islamic State. RSO (Rohingya Solidarity Organization) and
ARSA members from Bangladesh are giving training secretly in
some villages. Now, the trainees would lead the attacks. I heard
La Lu has connections with the RSO and ARSA, and he is
training villagers.
How we attacked:
Our villagers together with other Bengalis led by RSO and ARSA attacked the security
outposts on 25.8.2017. I did not know which outposts they attacked, because I did not join in
these attacks.
We are told by Mawlawi Fawkaw Raw Din and La Lu to flee from the village and go to
Bangladesh, and burn the houses as we left. Then we set the houses on fire and ran together
with other Bengalis from other villages. Among our villagers, I could only recognize Sayed Du
Saung (54), Ahbu Taw Yok (30), Rawfique (27), Asan Mullar, my father Khawbi Ra Mauk (53),
Addulah (17), Ta Hay (15), Faron (18), Ashar Dullah (19) and Eili Yard (24) from Kyaung
Taung Alay Village.

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As we were fleeing we arrived at Tarein village, and we met with other villagers and decided
to attack the Kyein Chaung Police Outpost. We numbered about 100 Bengalis. That night,
nearby Bengali villagers gave us swords and sticks. And at 11:30 pm on 30.8.2017, we
attacked the security personnel that we had seen in Tarein Village. When they shot back, we
dropped the swords and ran back.
How we were caught:
We were captured while we were again attacking another Army group. I, Sayed Du Saung,
Eili Yard, and my father Khawbi Ra Mauk were captured by the Army at that place.
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Rawbi Ramauk, 54, Pa Da Kar Ywar Thit, Maungdaw Township
Recruiting in the Mosques:
I attend the big mosque where I often see Mawlawi [Imam] Armidula,
(about 25 years old), (F) Ardulami, and Mawlawi Phaw Ra Mauk,
(about 20 years old), (F) Swe Tala Mauk who is also the governor of
our village.
During prayer time, these two Mawlawis taught villagers that we
would have to attack the non-Muslims to make the areas of
Rathedaung, Buthiduang, and Maungdaw our own Bengali Islamic
State. They taught us villagers that Bengalis cannot travel freely, and
to get that freedom, we need to organize and unite to be stronger.
The Mawlawis told us that we would attack the police outposts and
that there were already secret trainings sessions in some villages led by the RSO [Rohingya
Solidarity Organization] and ARSA [Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army] militants coming from
their secret camps in Bangladesh.
Many times they said, “All Bengalis must participate in attacking any members of the police
outposts at anytime and anywhere.”
How We Attacked the Police Outposts:
By the persuasion of Malawis Armidula and Phaw Ra Mauk, on 8.25.2017 in the early
morning, villagers from my village cooperated together with Bengalis from nearby villages,
and led by ARSA and RSO militants they attacked the police outposts. I do not know
specifically the name of the police outposts since I was not involved in the attacks. After the
police repulsed the attacks the Bengalis scattered.

Burning Our Homes, Fleeing to Bangladesh, and Attacking Again, and Again:
Then, we were told by the Mawlawis to go to Bangladesh, and to set fire to our own houses,
and attack any security police members as we were fleeing to Bangladesh. After receiving these
messages from the Mawlawis, Bengalis set their houses and villages on fire and ran away.
That’s the way that I ran away together with my wife, Sara Khatu, my son, Adu Sawbi and other
Bengalis. Among the Bengali villagers, I only remember Swe York Du Soung’s family.

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After running away some distance, at Tarein Village, we met other unknown Bengalis from
other villages. We all numbered about 1000 Bengalis there. We then were led by unknown
militants of ARSA and RSO who had trained at the secret militant trainings, and we attacked
Kyein Chaung Police Outpost while the police were not aware of us surrounding the
compound. After the police started to shoot back, we retreated. The next day, we were told to
continue going to Bangladesh. On that night, Bengalis from nearby villages collected
weapons such as knives, swords, and sticks and gave them to us. After that, at 11:00 am on
8.30.2017, our group of about 100 Bengalis, attacked Tarein Police Outpost security members
with our weapons. Since security police members fought back with guns, I ran away, dropping
my knife.
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Eili Yard, 24, Kyaung Daung Middle Village, Buthidaung Township

Recruiting in the Mosques:
There is a mosque in my village and the name of the Mawlawis
[Imams] are Mawlawi Saw Ling (son of Marmod Copy) about 30
years old, and Mawlawi Abu Saw Yord, about 40 (son of Ma Chaw
Bi). People in my village are required to go to the mosque and
worship five times a day and every time we go to the mosque,
Mawlawis Saw Ling and Abu Saw Yord always told us, “One of
these days the cities and townships of Buthidaung, Maungdaw,
and Rathedaung must be an Islamic controlled State, so we all will
have to attack any non-Muslims. When the time comes, we will
attack all the police outposts in these regions. We are making
progress, with members of RSO [Rohingya Solidarity
Organization], and ARSA [Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army]
secretly coming in from Bangladesh and secretly giving militant training in some villages. One
day these members of RSO and ARSA will be leading us to attack all the police outposts, and
seize all the weapons to wage Jihad against all the non-Muslims at the same time in these
three townships. We Muslims must be united to achieve our goals.”
Also, the head of our village, Ar Lee, (about 45 years old) called for meetings once a week, for
all villagers, and told us “We are about to make attacks on all of the police outposts soon, so
be ready.”
How We Organized to Attack the Police Outposts:
We were led and organized by Mawlawi Saw Ling and Mawlawi Abu Saw Yord, We joined up
with a group of RSO and ARSA trained militants and young people from our same village, Ha
Luu (30) (son of Ardu Sawbi), Waka San (28) (son of Ammard Zawlee), and other young
Bengali people from Sar Khine village. Then, I heard that they would also be involved with
attacking the police outposts, but I did not participate when they attacked in the early morning
of August 25th.

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How we Attacked, Fled, and Were Captured:
On August 25, 2017, in the very early morning darkness, the Bengali people joined the RSO
and ARSA groups attacking the police outposts. When the policemen responded with gunfire
the Bengalis ran away. Two days later Mawlawis Saw Ling and Abu Saw Yord told us to set
our own homes and villages on fire, and run away to Bangladesh. And, they said, “If you see
any police or other security forces on the way attack them in any way that you can.”
On August 27th Mawlawi Abu Saw Yord was leading us all running away, including my
parents and family - 13 members of our family. On August 28th we got to Maungdaw
township. We met about 100 unknown Bengalis in Pa Dar Kar New Village. After we met
those 100 people we were led by other unknown Bengali militants from RSO and ARSA, and
they led us to attack the Kyein Chaung police outpost. After we attacked, the police started
shooting at us, and we ran away.
Then, we decided to try to get to Bangladesh. That evening, people from nearby villages,
gathered together and gave us some weapons - some knives, swords, and clubs. On August
30th, about 11:00 in the morning, our group - of about 100 people - attacked police officers
who we saw inside the Tarein villages. Police responded and shot back at us, so we had to
run away.

I was running to find a hiding place, after I did several attacks, and then I was caught and
arrested together with, Rawbi Ramauk, Abdu Sawbi, and Swe York Du Soung, all from Pa Dar
Kar New Village.
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Mohamed Islam,40, Kum Thee Pin Ashit Ywa Village, Maungdaw Township
How I Was Recruited:
Our village has a mosque and the mosque Mawlawi [Imam] is
Mawlawi Islam (40) and the Arabic teacher is Shaung Shu Ar Lom
(35). Everytime I went to the mosque to pray, they told us to attack
in the name of our Islamic religion, and not to fear any other
religions, and that we must do what Allah requests. They said we
would start the attacks after ARSA militants arrived and that they
would have guns and bombs, and we need to be ready to join and
attack with them.
How We Prepared To Attack:
On the evening of 24.8.2017, when I was in my house, Mawlawi Islam and Arabic Teacher
Shaung Shu Ar Lom gathered the villagers at the mosque and told them that ARSA militants
had arrived somewhere near our village and they would start the attacks soon, and we had to
join them. They also said they would attack the police outpost first and after this they would
attack Nant Thar Taung Rakhine Buddhist Village. They warned us that every Muslim had to
join these attacks and those who did not participate or informed the authorities about this
would be killed, in accordance with our Islamic religion.

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At 02:00 am on 25.8.2017, I, Fawri Ta Laung (23) and Nru Slam (35) went to the mosque with
swords for everybody. Then Mawlawi Islam and Arabic Teacher Shaung Shu Ar Lom lead us
to a farm field, there were about 200 Bengalis from the hamlets of Kum Thee Pin village and
Lat Pway Kya and Nant Thar Taung village led by Rawshid Ahmed. They all had heavy sticks,
swords, jingali and slingshots. Some were wearing black and they were holding bombs and
guns and I knew that they were ARSA members.
How We Attacked Nant Thar Taung Police Outpost:
Then at 3:00 am, we approached Nant Thar Taung Police outpost, surrounded it and
attacked. ARSA militants attacked with guns and bombs. As there were many Bengalis and it
was at night, I did not recognize who was involved while attacking, but there were about 15
wearing black masks. When policemen shot back, we retreated and we arrived at our homes
around 5:30 am. The attackers were from Lat Phway Kya, Kum Thee Pin (east, west, and
middle hamlets) and Nant Thar Taung villages.
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Sarday Hu Sein, 19, Kum Thee Pin Alay Village, Maungdaw Township
How I was Recruited at the Mosque:
Our village has a mosque and the Ashit (East) Village has one. The
Anauk (West) Village does not have a mosque. Our mosque
Mawlawi [Imam] is Hafae Rofique. After the 2012 violence,
whenever we went to the mosque to pray he always told us that we
will attack in the name of our Islamic religion, and not to fear any
other religions, and that we must do what Allah wants us to do. He
said that we would start this plan after ARSA militants arrived and
that they would have guns and bombs for us to use, and that we
need to be ready to join them.
How We Prepared to Attack:
On the evening of 24.8.2017, while I was in my house, my neighbors Moha Maud (30) and
Abu Baw Kaw (27) came to us and told us that ARSA militants had arrived, and were up on
the nearby hill, and that the attacks would start tonight, and that we had to join them when
they started. At 1:30 am on 25.8.2017, they called me to come, and I grabbed my iron stick
and followed them. We arrived at a farm field, and there were about 200 Bengalis from the
hamlets of Kum Thee Pin, Lat Pway Kya and Nant Thar Taung Village. We were led by
Rawshid Ahmed. We villagers all had sticks, swords, Jingali and slingshots. Some were
wearing black clothes and masks and they were holding bombs and guns and I knew that
they were ARSA members.

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CONCLUSION:
I have shown major issues with stories that are quite different, numbers that don’t make
sense, complete lack of photo or video evidence, and the lack of dead bodies. And, I show the
blatant bias of major news media or ‘human rights’ entities than will not give ANY coverage,
special reports, or credence to the Aug 25 mega-attacks by the Bengali Muslims, or the
agenda of Islamic conquest, or interviews and stories of Buddhists, Hindus, and tribal people
whom have been suffering and dying with the weight of the Bengalis’ inherent intolerance,
supremacy, and violence, as taught by their mosques and Mawlawis.

There has been an astonishing amount of false and manipulative media from the Bengali
side, with massive funding and power from the Muslim World Media. And, this ‘massacre’ has
way too many problems and issues to be what it is propped up to be. One has to wonder how
many Buddhists and others were killed in the week of Aug 25-31 - even just in a 5 mile radius
around Tula Toli. I believe that these kind of non-massacre stories are very deliberately
constructed, and are designed to steer attention AWAY from the Muslim aggression and
violence upon the Buddhists, Hindus, and ethnic minorities. These people are embroiled in a
conflict not of their choosing, and must defend themselves against the Islamic intolerance,
supremacy, and hatred that is directed at them.

"Amnesty International believes,

based on consistent, corroborating witness accounts,
that soldiers massacred at least scores of Rohingya women, men, and children
from Min Gyi / Tula Toli on August 30" the Amnesty report concludes.

Consistent?
Corroborating?
Believable?
Any reliable witnesses?
Manipulative media?
Bias, intolerance, hate, and supremacy?

“Amnesty also released satellite images showing the village

before and after the houses were burnt.”

And that is all it can show - that the houses were burned, period.

by Rick Heizman, San Francisco, Feb 14, 2018

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