Guest guest Posted August 19, 2000 Report Share Posted August 19, 2000 Namaste, tHANKS dHIRU bHAI FOR OPENING THE EYES. Please ead this e-mail ,hopefully the Hunanistic people will open the eyes. ANY SUGGESTION TO THIS PROBLEM? Sincerely, Deen B. Chandora Aug 19,2000 >BhuDev Sharma <bhudev_sharma >SIARAM, deenbc, >sunil.contractor1, leeila, >pcdeshmukh, anugoyal, KatariaN, >rajkhatri, skkhurana30068, srikanth, >MasterFood, ANIRLOKRE, Walkingon, >sharmi, bnandi, narsi, >arunanavathe, spandit, dungra, >rajiv, subashrazdan, ATLREDDY, >nat1ids, SShah0182, sdshah, sonnss, >aaam, VShastri, sqm, asr12, >Ranjitrana, btariyal, >globaltech.conexn, srtiwari, >patti.tripathi, m_valand, girijavijay, >mbasu >Re: Hindu Genocide >Sat, 19 Aug 2000 09:16:33 -0700 (PDT) > >Dear Dhirendrabhai: > >Thanks for your voice. I am myself quite concerned >about it. Over hundred Hindu pilgrim have been killed >while going to Amarnath. Other than blaming Abdullah >there is no action. If even one person going on Haz >was killed by some terrorist group, there would have >been cry all over. > >Where are those persons who consider all persons equal >and all blood red? > >I am sure there will be others feeling equally hert. > >Regards, > >BhuDev Sharma > >--- SIARAM wrote: > > August 18, 2000 > > > > Friends, > > > > Why are we all keeping quiet when innocent people > > are being slaughtered? > > Where are the Human Rights activitists who beat > > their breasts when one > > Christian is killed? The persecution and genocide of > > Hindus will continue in > > the same way as it happened with the Jews. When the > > Jews were being thrown > > into the gas chambers by the Nazis, the same > > secularists, communists and > > Vatican clergies masquerading as secularists were > > trying to please Hitler and > > his cronies. Unless we all speak up loudly now, this > > genocide will continue > > till Hindus are reduced to a small minority in India > > like Parsees. > > Rgds > > Dhiru Shah > > > > August 18, 2000 > > > > Search Rediff > > > > > > > > Rajeev Srinivasan > > Hindu pilgrims massacred; but the show must go on > > It is no great surprise to me that the so-called > > 'ceasefire' by the shadowy > > Hizbul Mujahideen in Jammu and Kashmir came to an > > ignominious end. As I said > > in my previous column ('Beware of Greeks bearing > > gifts!') it was a propaganda > > exercise for the separatists and the Pakistanis to > > claim that see, they were > > willing to talk, it was India that was intransigent. > > > > > > For once, India did the right counter-propaganda by > > immediately responding to > > the 'ceasefire' offer. With such alacrity that the > > Pakistanis (and their > > puppet, the Hizbul Mujahideen man Salahuddin in > > Islamabad) were caught on the > > wrong foot. They might actually have had to sit down > > and negotiate with the > > Indians, which they really don't want to do. > > Therefore, Plan B was put into > > action. > > > > That was the brutal massacre of a hundred Indians, > > including Hindu pilgrims > > on the Amarnath Yatra and Hindu laborers from Bihar > > and Madhya Pradesh. This > > was trigger-happiness, intended to a. show the > > Indians who was boss, b. cause > > mass outrage and calls to abort the talks. But the > > Indian government still > > did not withdraw from the negotiations; the Indian > > public did not rise up in > > anger. > > > > Therefore Plan C had to be hastily constructed: add > > some unreasonable > > demands. Yes, ask for Pakistan to be included in the > > talks post-facto -- this > > is guaranteed to be rejected by India. Thereafter, > > feigning injured > > innocence, the Hizbul Mujahideen wrings their hands > > about Indian > > 'unreasonableness' and goes back to business as > > usual, murdering people. > > > > The theatrics have backfired: anybody who cares > > could see that India acted in > > good faith, and it was Salahuddin and the Pakistanis > > that sabotaged the > > talks. So no little gold stars for the dictator > > Pervez Musharraf; his > > propaganda ploy got him no plaudits whatsoever. So > > it is back to square one > > -- Situation Normal All Fouled Up. > > > > Except for one small detail -- one hundred innocent > > people, mostly Hindus, > > who were murdered. In particular, many were > > pilgrims, going on an arduous > > pilgrimage to the ice cave at Amarnath. Pilgrims are > > always treated with > > deference everywhere in the world, for their > > closeness to the Infinite. Yet, > > the Indian media did not see fit to dwell on them; I > > don't remember seeing > > anywhere a full list of the people killed, their > > family backgrounds, any > > details about them. I know nothing about who these > > unfortunate people were. > > They have already been forgotten. > > > > And I don't remember seeing the professional Human > > Rights mafia raising a > > ruckus. Let me pick on the most visible of these > > 'progressives' -- Shabana > > Azmi, Teesta Setalvad, Communalism Combat, SAHMAT. > > Not to speak of John Dayal > > and the National Christian Council or whatever. Not > > one of them, unless I am > > gravely mistaken, even turned an elegantly coiffed > > hair. You see, the dead > > were Hindus, so they were not human. So they had no > > human rights. QED. Only > > Muslims and Christians have rights. > > > > Can you imagine the fuss if 50 Muslim or Christian > > pilgrims were slaughtered > > in India? Do you remember the breast-beating about > > attacks on Christians? The > > god-awful fuss made over exactly one missionary > > ('Death of a Missionary') > > burned to death? The mea culpas are still > > resonating. The manhunt for the > > perpetrators was most energetic. We get periodic > > interviews with the > > missionary's saintly wife who forgives all and > > sundry for all their sins, > > whether they committed any or not. I wouldn't be > > surprised if the Vatican > > saints Graham Staines any day now, even if he was > > not a Catholic. > > > > Where are the interviews with the wives of the Hindu > > laborers and the > > pilgrims? Why doesn't anybody care if they forgive > > the killers of their kith > > and kin? Are they even getting any compensation > > money? I suppose not. They > > have already been forgotten. They are only Hindus. > > > > This is what it means to be a Hindu in the great > > Socialist Progressive > > Secular Republic of India. You are a second-class > > citizen. Jawaharlal Nehru > > must be laughing in his grave -- he has succeeded in > > what he set out to do: > > destroy Hinduism. He put in place a perfect system > > of apartheid, one in which > > the silent majority is explicitly handicapped and > > exploited by law; and they > > believe they deserve it. While the 'minorities' are > > coddled. How this is > > different from the erstwhile white-supremacist > > regime in South Africa I > > really am not sure. > > > > The Nehruvian Indian Constitution is a > > discriminatory document, as it > > expressly curtails the freedoms of Hindus, but not > > of 'minorities'. For > > instance, Hindu religious institutions come under > > government control and > > grand theft, but not Muslim or Christian ones. > > Hindus are not allowed to run > > schools, but 'minorities' are. The list goes on and > > on. It is apartheid, > > codified. > > > > Each of these dead Hindus is a victim of Jawaharlal > > Nehru's megalomania. For > > it occurred to me recently that Nehru was > > anti-Lincoln. Whereas Abraham > > Lincoln gave his life to preserve the American > > Union, Jawaharlal Nehru gave > > the lives of several million Indians to destroy the > > Indian Union; primarily > > to massage his ego. As I said in my previous column > > 'Let Us Now Praise Famous > > Men,' Nehru was the reason for Partition, for the > > Kashmir problem, for > > Pakistan. He and his dynasty have been India's > > sorrow. > > > > As India looks fearfully to August 15 and the mayhem > > on that day, it is worth > > remembering Saadat Hassan Manto's words: "There, > > behind barbed wire, on one > > side, lay India; and behind more barbed wire, on the > > other side, lay > > Pakistan. In between, on a bit of earth which had no > > name, lay Toba Tek > > Singh." We in the subcontinent all seem to inhabit > > an illusory homeland, just > > like that disappeared village, Toba Tek Singh. > > > > All thanks to the wholly unnecessary Partition. All > > the other nations that > > were partitioned in the binge of partition in the > > mid-1900s have reunited or > > >=== message truncated === > > >===== >Bhu Dev Sharma, Professor of Math (On Sabbatical) >Xavier University, New Orleans, LA 70125, USA >(President, World Assn. For Vedic Studies) >Mailing address- B-74, Takshila Colony, Garh Road, MEERUT - 250004, UP, >INDIA >bhudev_sharma; http://www.xula.edu/~bsharma; >http://www.sunsar.com/WAVES/, http://www.vedicwaves.com > > > >Send instant messages & get email alerts with Messenger. >http://im./ ______________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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