The day is bright and sunny, another fresh day as you go to the market stalls to get some things for supper. However, on the way you begin to hear frightened screaming, and wonder at the commotion. Then you start seeing smoke and fire, and people are running for their lives. As you continue through the chaos, familiar faces from the town run past, covered in blood. While drawing closer to the scene, you hear yelling and see weapons being used on defenseless people.
This is a typical scene from Rakhine during the 2012 Islamic insurgency, as Bengali jihadists launched a statewide reign of terror in an attempt to take over the land and create a separate Islamic state. Now imagine being the victims of these massive attacks, but in the aftermath you have now become the antagonist in the eyes of the world establishment. This has been a gross reversal of fortune, a complete betrayal of justice. This is the story of Rakhine, as the ethnic people have been under a genocidal siege by jihadists for generations.
In early February 2019, the latest terror organization in Rakhine, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, or ARSA (formed in 2015), released a toxic manifesto of misinformation on social media. Here they have demonstrated their latest haul of high-tech weapons in glossy photos. This group is responsible for hundreds, if not thousands, of gruesome murders in Rakhine, including all-out executions of entire Hindu villages, with many unspeakable atrocities in their 2017 insurgency. In their recent manifesto, ARSA declared their intention to wage perpetual jihad until their goal of a separate Islamic state in Rakhine is achieved, but still the international elites turn a blind eye to their activities, despite the actual evidence showing the ugly truth of jihad amidst a notable rise of Islamic jihad activity in the region. Regardless of these documented atrocities, ARSA has not been declared an official terror organization in Western countries, and is permitted to freely recruit on Twitter without any consequences.
The work of one expert on the counter-jihad in Rakhine has helped bring this information to the public; it would otherwise have been conveniently buried by the globalist elites under a completely one-sided narrative. Rick Heizman is a U.S.-based journalist who is a specialist in Rakhine; he has travelled extensively in the area to document the atrocities of Bengali Muslims against the minority ethnic Rakhine people. Indeed, Rick Heizman has a long history in Myanmar, stretching back to the early days of the democracy movement. After the violence of 2012, Heizman became involved in studying the jihad in Rakhine. He wrote a comprehensive report on the Bengali violence in the 2012 insurgency from actual witnesses, which he plans to update with new research in the near future.
Who are the Bengalis? Bengalis are inhabitants of Bangladesh, a vast majority of whom have illegally entered Myanmar through the open border from a population overspill and human trafficking. The well-publicized name of Rohingya is a political jihadist movement of Bengalis from the 1950s that has no basis in the history of Rakhine aside from a dubious line stolen from an obscure, antiquated language book. Even the Bengalis in Rakhine and Muslims in Myanmar identify as Bengali and never use the word Rohingya. Soon after the invention of the Rohingya movement, jihadist groups began to appear using the new name, such as the Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO). The evolution of jihad in Rakhine from the genocidal 1940s mujahideen has led to the ARSA terror organization, whose leader is a powerful imam from Saudi Arabia; this organization infiltrated almost every Bengali village there by August 2017, along with a group of terrorists all having been trained in Pakistan.
In his work over the last seven years, Rick Heizman has collected many real victim interviews, prisoner statements from captured terrorists, and video evidence exposing the lies perpetrated by the Bengali Muslims in their jihad in Rakhine. So when given the invitation to accompany Heizman on a trip to Rakhine to collect information, we accepted this unique opportunity. Heizman was an early target of the mass media purge led by online gangs of jihadists in an attempt to silence the truth. His popular Twitter, Facebook and YouTube accounts were deleted in politically charged attacks by jihadists and their allies across the world. However, he still has a Scribd.com account and a SmugMug.com account featuring his collected research. Also, he has made the first documentary on the conflict in Rakhine, which is on his SmugMug.com account in several parts. Note, Arakan is another name for Rakhine.
The first destination was the town of Kyauk Phyu, on Ramree Island close to the southern part of Rakhine. We were told that there were no Bengalis in Kyauk Phyu anymore. The residents we spoke with explained that after the failed 2012 Islamic insurgency, most of the Bengalis fled by boat back to Bangladesh and abroad, while those who remained were put into protective custody inside a No-Go Zone on the outskirts of town. We saw this No-Go Zone, which was guarded by security forces, so that nobody can leave except under special circumstances for work. Complete segregation: nobody in and nobody out. This area had many solid structures which were permanent living quarters. The Bengalis in this No-Go Zone were from the surrounding district of Kyauk Phyu. Native Rakhines feel much safer with this type of segregation, because the massive surprise attacks on the inhabitants of Kyauk Phyu shattered all trust with the Bengalis. Most of the Bengalis living in the No-Go Zone here have escaped justice for their violent attacks in 2012, in which many innocent Rakhine people were injured and even killed and had their properties destroyed.
The Kyauk Phyu No-Go Zone creates speculation about the future of Western countries with a growing migrant population of dangerous jihadists who will only live by Sharia. Is this the future of civilization?