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The mobs opposed to Bangladesh’s deposed leader Sheikh Hasina are looting and rioting across the country.

In addition to targeting facilities and leaders of Hasina’s Bangladesh Awami League (BAL), the mobs have also attacked the minorities in the country.

In addition to the killing of at least two Hindu councillors, attacks on temples and houses of Hindu commonfolk have also been reported in Bangladesh.

Among those protesting against Hasina and her party’s 15-year rule are the pro-Pakistan Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami. While the agitation began as a student-led protest against the quota system in the country, the political forces turned it into a mass movement against Hasina’s rule which climaxed on Sunday when nearly 100 people were killed. Earlier on Monday, Hasina resigned as the premier and fled the country for her life.

Quote (duffman316 @ Aug 5 2024 11:10pm)

honestly this religion is just a plague on mankind

https://www.firstpost.com/world/bangladesh-protests-violence-hindus-temples-attacked-councillors-killed-sheikh-hasina-13801321.html

Quote (Mondain @ Aug 5 2024 11:57pm)

Hasina caught a flight out and is exiled from Bangladesh.

She tried to use the socialist model and tried supplying Bangladesh people with jobs, particularly government jobs.
Which have perks that everyone wanted. She decided to put a cap/quota on government jobs and that's what caused all this.

Word through the rumor mill is Bangladesh is celebrating her departure, using the word revolution.

Quote (PapaPsych @ Aug 6 2024 05:35am)

The Bengali horde is attacking again?
This is why I supported the 'Myanmar Genocide'

Quote (Mondain @ Aug 6 2024 12:50am)

Speaking of Myanmar...
When Aung San Suu Kyi (nobel peace prize winner) took the head of state role in Myanmar, she had no authority and was stripped by the military junta.
The Myanmar military junta has "ethnically cleansed" all the Bangladeshies out of Myanmar and pushed them into Bangladesh.

Which is probably a contributing factor of what happened in Bangladesh recently.

But many of the people in Myanmar don't really like the Junta.
Myanmar military HQ fell to the resistance.

The whole region is hot right now and has been in civil war for years.
So it will be interesting to see what happens next.

Quote (PapaPsych @ Aug 6 2024 06:05am)

Yeah but the Junta is the only thing holding the country together, those lefty politicians and the people who voted against their own interest for those politicians were letting the horde in.
They are lucky they had a backup system from not too long ago to go to if democracy became dog shit.
Why did democracy become dog shit you ask, Soros backed NGO's, and other NGO's probably funded with your tax money.

Quote (Mondain @ Aug 6 2024 01:14am)

I don't need to ask why democracy is shit.
Democracy is socialism, which becomes communism/dictatorship
This just full circles to the start of this thread.
The "your tax money" part was a bit aggressive if I do say so.
Peace is a code word for socialism, so it's no wonder these people keep repeating the cycle.

Quote (PapaPsych @ Aug 6 2024 07:22am)

Just imagine some foreign NGO's (Probably western) enticing lots of very poor people with money to go out and vote for how they say to votes.
Here In America that's I'll wipe out your student debt, or give you free healthcare, or any other financial enticement they can invent.

*I am ashamed to say the money probably came from America

Quote (iLoveMyUsername @ Aug 6 2024 01:24am)

Or like they did in Canada to win the election ; We'll legalize weed and let you grow it and we'll make all drugs legal in Vancouver as a testing ground. Now look at Vancouver and look at our economy and mass immigration problem and unemployment %.