Seven Kids Hospitalized by Muslim Bomb

(Yala, Thailand) In Thailand's Muslim-dominated southern provinces, over 2,000 people have been killed by "Islamic militants" since 2004. Yesterday, seven children and one soldier were injured when a motorbike-bomb exploded.

The blast happened as the children had gathered to watch television in a nearby house.

Two men parked the motorbike in front of the house, ostensibly to target a group of soldiers who were expected to patrol the area, police said. The bomb, detonated by remote control, injured one soldier who was on patrol, and seven children aged under ten who were watching television inside the house. All of them were admitted to a Yala hospital.

Yala Governor Theera Minthrasak condemned the attackers, saying that if they were Islamic militants, the act against innocent children absolutely violated Islamic principles.

"Islamic doctrine says killing a single innocent person is equal to killing every human being in the whole world," he said, "We should not forgive them for this action and I condemn them."

The Yala Governor appears to cite an Islamic doctrine of notable obscurity. Empirical evidence would support the contention that Muslim killers don't care one whit who they are killing. They kill infidels, Jews, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, other Muslims, family members, the elderly, the mentally-challenged, children and babies.

Also: Jawa Report