'Judge Myanmar against the template of European pogroms, the Europe wide Holocaust,' says Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr.
DEFENSE. Myanmar's State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi stands before UN's International Court of Justice on December 10, 2019, in the Peace Palace of The Hague, at the start of a three-day hearing on Rohingya genocide case. Photo by Koen Van Weel/ANP/AFPInternational Court of Justice proceedings involving Myanmar, which is facing charges of genocide targeting Rohingya Muslims, saying the public should judge the Southeast Asian country against massacres seen in Western history.
"Judge Myanmar against the template of European pogroms, the Europe wide Holocaust, the extermination of the real Americans, and the lynching of Blacks," Locsin tweeted on Wednesday, December 11. Locsin posted the tweet in reference to a news report which reported Suu Kyi defending Myanmar at the ICJ against charges of genocide targeting Rohingya Muslims.
She should show pictures of the European death camps, the drowning of Algerians in the Seine to protest the lose of Algeria, and fat white woman kicking a refugee, and of course the boy face down on the Mediterranean shore. O and yeah Wounded Knee and Negroes blowtorched.
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