BANGUI, Central African Republic -- Heavily armed peacekeepers
escorted some of the last remaining Muslims out of Central
African Republic's volatile capital on Sunday, trucking out more
than 1,300 people who for months had been trapped by violent
Christian militants.  Within minutes of the convoy's departure,
an angry swarm of neighbors descended upon the mosque in a scene
of total anarchy. Tools in hand, they swiftly dismantled and
stole the loudspeaker once used for the call to prayer and soon
stripped the house of worship.  One man quickly scrawled "Youth
Center" in black marker across the front of the mosque. Others
mockingly swept the dirt from the ground in front of the
building with brooms and shouted "We have cleaned Central
African Republic of the Muslims!"  "We didn't want the Muslims
here, and we don't want their mosque here anymore either," said
Guy Richard, 36, who loads baggage onto trucks for a living, as
he and his friends made off with pieces of the mosque.  Armed
Congolese peacekeepers stoo