Thai plainclothes forensic officers examine a classroom where a suspected Muslim insurgent shot to death a primary school teacher in Narathiwat province, southern Thailand, Monday, July 24, 2006. The gunman disguised himself in a student uniform, entered the fourth grade classroom and killed Prasarn Martchu, a 46-year-old Buddhist teacher while he was teaching, before fleeing the scene on a motorcycle with a getaway driver. Narathiwat is one of three Muslim-majority provinces in southern Thailand that have been gripped by sectarian violence since 2004. More than 1,500 people have died in the violence, blame on separatist insurgents. (AP Photo/Sumeth Parnpetch)Don't tell me, the Buddhist invaders stole the indigenous Thai Muslims land and the "insurgents" [terrorists!!!] are simply trying to get their livelihoods back.
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