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To: Ilaine who wrote (55338)11/1/2004 4:29:08 PM
From: RealMuLan  Read Replies (4) of 74559
 
A couple of villagers of Hui ethnic group got into some fist fight with Han ethnic group, I would not call it as "Muslims rioting". Although in Xinjiang, the tension is occasionally high, but some moderate Muslims themselves have lost their lives too in the fighting of their own extremists.

And FYI, China is against the invasion of Iraq, not the fight against terrorism. It is the US who is still playing with the fire with selected terrorists (Eastern Turkistan extremists, for example), and let them setting up the headquarter in DC. And now they have a dozen or so of them who fought for OBL and are going to be released from Q. Bay, the US does not want to send them back to China and ask for volunteer countries to take them. And none of EU nation nor Japan took the bait, so most likely they would still have to be returned to China. I don't know why the US does not want to keep them itself. Any idea?
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