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Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 09:55 pm
when terrorist explodes the people against their will have to suffer and die.
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 09:53 pm
Re: # 30 pink maskara wali,

when terrorist explodes the people against their will.

the homeless guy in mumbai when comes to mumbai because he does not want to work on the fields, they are mostly raised by tv and bollywood type hashishi media. people are poor because they are in parts. just like you, maskarawali, you are mostly in west but physically in BS ie BakiSthan. ur thought process is hijacked by Arabs & western marxism. u r poor in thought first because u are divided in red and green. ur redness is fake just as the lipstick on ur lips.

people who r integrated and comitted never become poor even materially. this does not mean we should condemn them; definitely not those who accept their poorness and r willing to come out of living in parts/weaknesses/addictions. we should condemn and hack these red lip stick wali type poor who live disintegrated lives.

red lipstick wali, u are using the name which western elite gave to the local town, so the correct name is Mumbai
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 08:56 pm
how many satis happened in last 1k years?

did wives of any of our saints, tukaram, gora kumbhar, savta mali, chokha mela did sati?

even sambhaji's wife did not do sati. rajaram's wife did not do sati. wherever the women and property was well protected from Islamist brutes Sati did not happen. sambhaji & rajaram were two sons of Shivaji, the great. Jai Shivaji!

No woman of Chandragupta Maurya, Shalivahan and Rashtrakuta Yadav ...all the kings before Islamist brutes became sati. what happened after vijaya nagar fell, the name hindu kush and many many other buddhist/jaina/hindu holocaust created a joyless environment devoid of human dignity and will to live for many. Shivaji, the great cleaned this psychological malaise.

BS & BD general population is in this state of malaise. alien culture, language and religion devoid of spirituality/dharma is sucking their life juices. There needs to be one more Shivaji, the great to clean the Muslim malaise.
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 08:37 pm
test
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 09:40 am
Jai Shivaji
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 09:39 am
you stop babling edioto. i never heard about skanda purana. if you have it scan it and post it and let us see.

you are talking about religion and saying that sati is hindu religious ritual

it is not

it came about in medieval period when muslim brutes had concept of janana


Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 09:32 am
Re: # 7 Neither Shivaji, the great's mother did sati nor his step mother after the death of his father while hunting.

Satya narayan Puja stories are mostly fake and are for drama and the maudline effect. Sati was Shiva's wife.
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 09:26 am
Name the religion whose followers have done the most of the killing of each others and of the people of other faiths at their place of worship?

During the Islamic barbaric times Hindus had to protect their women from invaders, so Rjputs had Johar and Sati. Mainly the warrior class/Kshatriya women did Sati after the death of their husband fighting Muslims, especially if they were childless.
Dhokha and Being a Muslim in India
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 07:38 am
Another interesting case of a different type is that of Muhammad Iqbal, the poet and originator of the idea of Pakistan. His grandfather Sahaj Ram Sapru, a revenue collector, embezzled funds and when discovered the Afghan governor, Azim Khan, gave him the choice of death or conversion to Islam. Sahaj Ram Sapru chose life and, assuming new names, he and his family moved to Sialkot in the Punjab. Later Iqbal never acknowledged his native Kashmiri and Indian tradition that his grandfather had been so cruelly forced to renounce.

But such amnesia leads to a weakening of the spirit, a loss of purpose, confusion about ends and means. To progress all are alike; it recognizes no religion, only a search for truth. Those who would not be true to their past will not be able to recognize the truth about the future.
Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 07:16 am
mystic mia,

your post is`full of mist. it includes american indian violence as indian violence.

Bakistani should consider America also original India and have permanent hate for it. pl do not come to america because it is jalil india.

thanks
Why is Karachi Turning Into a Sell-Out?
Posted by satya100 Jul 21, 2008 07:09 am
"Compare this to the much larger scale genocide of American Indians and Africans during the slave trade which nobody hears about. So powerful is this persuasion via the media that it makes the world ignore the genocide of Palestinians by once persecuted Jews."

Replace American by Hindu in American Indians.

Compare this to the much larger scale genocide of Hindu Indians during the dark period of Islamization of India which nobody hears about. So powerful is this cooption of Islamists with Angloes that persuasion via the media that it makes the world ignore the genocide of Hindu Indians and Hindu BDs in 1971 by the Arabized converts and Arabs.
A Fatal Act-Bad News for India Pakistan Relations
Posted by satya100 Jul 13, 2008 09:58 pm
Karthik's India
By Tarun Vijay

It's difficult to forget the picture of an 11-year-old Karthik leading the funeral procession of his father VV Rao, a young Indian Foreign Service officer who was killed in Kabul's fidayeen attack along with 40 others that included three Indians – Brig Mehta of the Indian army and Ajay Pathania and Roop Singh of the ITBP. What had Rao and the other 40 done to invite this sudden death?

One can only wish that the India to be inherited by Karthik and his generation would be free from hate, intolerance and terrorism.

His father was a brave man as were Brig Mehta, Ajay Pathania and Roop Singh. Patriotic Indians, who gave their lives for the cause of motherland. Those who caused the blast were cowards, so much full of hate and intolerance that they took their own life to kill others. Those fidayeens or suicide bombers must be having close relatives like parents, wife, children or sisters and brothers. It's impossible for us to imagine that when they decide to take their own life to kill others, they do not remember their children, if they have any, or some one whom they love. Those responsible for 9/11 and the attack on Parliament and those who provided local support and material to attackers for the final assault must have had the same kind of blood relations. So what made them to choose death and darkness over a flowering of life in their courtyard and in the homes of others?

Nothing, but an intense indoctrination by semi-literate clergymen to the effect that they believe their ideology alone is good and all others are false. Hence it's incumbent upon the faithful to bring the “others” under their umbrella. There is no space for a “no”. It’s “yes” or a bullet. This is what intolerance is all about. Disrespect for the other viewpoint and self-ordained responsibility to “civilize” the world as per their own interpretation of truth.

Once Kabul, where Rao was killed, had hundreds of Shiva temples. And a great statue of Buddha in Bamiyan. A mountain range known as Hinduraj.

Now there is no trace of any temple, no Buddha statue and the mountain range we know about is known as Hindukush, meaning the place where Hindus were decimated.

Only a community like the Hindus can tolerate a mountain range with a name that celebrates their elimination.

What makes a group, organisation or a person kill someone whom they do not know? No personal animosity, no relation whatsoever but their murder brings them a sort of joy and satisfaction and they swear to kill more. Since the times of Ram and Ravana, those who love their nation and live for her get their endurance and patience tested in a harshest manner. Everyone, who lives for noble ideals and dies in the line of duty, must remember this.
To understand it, the story of Joan of Arc helps.

She was just 19 and held the victory flag of her nation France with pride and courage.
The greatest national heroine of France, Joan was a peasant girl who led the French army to several important victories and was indirectly responsible for the coronation of King Charles VII. She was captured by the English, tried by an ecclesiastical court and burned at the stake. Her “crime” was patriotism, which was interpreted then by the religious bigots as vanity. The bishop who ordered her death was so insecure that when she was burnt and declared dead, once again her body was put to flames to ensure the charcoal turned into ashes and then those ashes were thrown into the Seine that runs through the middle of Paris so that people who loved her would not get even a trace of her body.

Before she died, Joan of Arc said: "Of the love or hatred God has for the English, I know nothing, but I do know that they will all be thrown out of France, except those who die there." And she further added: "One life is all we have and we live it as we believe in living it. But to sacrifice what you are and to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying."

Powerful words indeed. You need real steel in your veins to utter such immortal words when death is staring right in the face and you are just 19.

Twenty years later the English were thrown out of France and 24 years later the Holy See reviewed the decision of the ecclesiastical court, found her innocent, and declared her a martyr. She was beatified in 1909 and canonized in 1920. There are movies, picture galleries, books and celebrations in her name. She died a painful death but served her nation and became a martyr.

Those who died in Kabul, like Karthik's father, have not died in vain but for a purpose and a day is not far when all of these barbaric jihadis and coward fidayeens would be eliminated and thrown out of our nation and also from other places where they have found a hideout.

We must proclaim at the top of our voice that those who kill our people and live here as traitors, we do not know what love or hatred God has for them, but we do know that they will all be thrown out of India, except those who die here.
Such people remain more vocal always. Till the day of judgment finally arrives. None knew a JP would unleash a movement that would change the agenda and throw out the dictatorial elements; nor did anyone have a premonition that giants like Justice JML Sinha and Justice HR Khanna would stand fearlessly firm against abusers of state power. They made India proud. So don't notice people who live in abundance and die unsung. Like those kings who collaborated with the invaders to save their tiny kingdoms and those Rai Bahadurs and officers who served the British. Their collective wealth can't match the immense valour and patriotism of one single Bhagat Singh who was hanged by the alien rulers or Captain Hanifuddin who was martyred in the Kargil war.

There are people who say they are secular but they behave in the most dastardly, communal way. When I see their letters as comments on my column it makes me sad to know that how ignorant they are of their ancestors, their struggles and the common, shared heritage. They are as intolerant as those fidayeens who killed 41 innocent people in Kabul.

Karthik's generation must stand up to say no to all these injustices and unfair attitudes, with hatred for none, not even for the enemy. All the courage and valour must be reserved for the one unpardonable foe – the foe of the nation and our people collectively. Like our jawans do in a war, when ordered to do so by the constitutional authorities alone. Bearing the standard of the nation, the Tricolour.

To make this happen we have a great source of inspiration in Guru Govind Singh. When he was nine years old, as Govind Rai, he asked his father Guru Tegbahadur: “O father, who is greater than you to protect Kashmiri Hindus.” Such was his grit and commitment to the cause of the nation. His father Guru Tegbahadur, was martyred for protecting Kashmiri Hindus from the same intolerant hateful elements and became known as Hind ki Chadar – the protector of Hindusthan. Later Govind Rai became the 10th Guru and established Khalsa. All his four sons gave their lives for the cause of the nation, the Dharma, protecting the weak and helpless people. His two elder sons Ajit Singh and Jujhar Singh laid down their lives fighting the intolerant Pathans at the age of 17 and 15 respectively. And other two sons Zorawar Singh and Fateh Singh were buried alive in a wall, brick by brick by the intolerant bigots. The martyred sons were only seven and nine years old. With every brick coming up, the kazi would ask; “Do you accept Islam?” And the brave sahibzadas would say: “ Wahe Guru ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru ki Fateh (We wont change our dharma.)” And they were buried in Sirhind fort.

That's our history. The history of Hakikat Rais and Laxmi bais and Vivekanandas and Sri Aurobindo.

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose could have become one of the richest civil servant in India, perhaps more wealthy than the Raibahadurs and the kings who chose to become courtiers to the British crown. But he chose a harder, more difficult path and became the greatest source of inspiration to us.

That's our past. Those who try to forget it or give a twisted secularised colour, and propagate demonism against the assertive inheritors of national legacy; they betray their own soul. Deleting the past is deleting the future. Forgetting our ancestors and their struggles and pains is sinning against our own soil. Those who fought for the collective good against aliens were our people. We have their blood and valour in our veins. Remembering them must make us better humans in values and wisdom. And firm our resolve to come out of the present dark age sooner.

Now think of the two old “boys” Bush and Manmohan who are in their last leg of governance making way for the new set of people to take over in a couple of months. But they are forcing a treaty on us, forgetting any commitment to fight out terror forces. The charade of laying wreaths and visiting hospitals must be ended with a war on terrorism. But they are stuck in a deal nobody wants. A deal being opposed by more than half the parliamentarians belonging to diametrically opposed parties and ideologies. Can such governors and politicians provide a leadership that India needs in present turbulent times? The only good thing is that the present set of rulers is finally leaving and one can hope whatever comes next would be better than them.
The Non-Existent Tourist’s Guide To Pakistan
Posted by satya100 Jul 13, 2008 09:47 pm
yet another relevant and timely quote:

"A few days ago, I was on the ferry heading towards Staten Island to visit a friend. There was this gentleman with white Muslim skullcap and flowing white beard perhaps in his late 50s or even early 60s who befriended me. He greeted me in Hindi/Urdu.
I told him in English that I don't speak HIndustani. He then asked me if I am not from India. I told him I am from Israel.
Huh...I am a Pakistani Muslim and Jews and Muslims are people of the book and we are brothers he said.

Brothers???...I think Hindus are your brothers. You and I are not brothers. Jews and Arabs may be....

I sensed he got a little offended and insisted that I am his brother on the account of my being a Jew and its Allah's words.

If Jews are brothers, why is it that so many Muslims want to kill my people I asked him.

Palestine he said. European Jews took away Muslim land. That is why. Islam is a religion of peace and the Quran instructs Muslims to fight in self defence.

That land was ours for thousands of years before Muslims came I said.

That land is Allah's and it is in the Quran. He them proceeded to quote from the Quran when I cut him short and said that I don't believe in any God or Allah.

No no you cannot do that. You will go to hell when you die he said.

I asked him how come he is sure of it.

Because it is in the Quran. You have to become a Muslim. Then you will go to heaven when you die.

What is so great about heaven?

It is a paradise that you cannot describe. It is an absolute paradise.

So every Muslim will go there?

Yes, every Muslim who follows the Quran and the Sunnah will go to Heaven when he dies.

So you have to die in order to go to heaven?

Yes. Every Muslim including those Sahids killed by your Israeli army will go to heaven.

I paused for a while and asked him....are you going to Heaven?

Yes InshaAllah I will be going to Heaven. I cannot wait to go to Heaven.

So why don't you die now? Why do you guys make all the noise when Israelis kill Palestinians? Are you not happy that the Palestinians are going to heaven?

He stopped. He said Tauba Tauba and some other things in Hindi. You know...I don't want to talk to you. You are a bad person. He then moved and sat far away from. Al the while mumbling in Hindi/Urdu.
"
The Non-Existent Tourist’s Guide To Pakistan
Posted by satya100 Jul 13, 2008 09:43 pm
Again relevant quote:

"For 1600 years, arabs conquered land from everybody as ordained by MO. That was 400% halal. Now kufr yahudis came and took away a MASSIVE 0.176% of the middle-east and the whole ummah has got their undies in a twist. This despite the fact that if the arabs had the military might to take over the world, they would not waste 1 femtosecond in marching out in full force to conquer/plunder all in the name of allah, MO, and his religion of peace.

So I personally don't give a damn about their pain and suffering. Infact, I think they deserve it and I derive great satisfaction from their so called misery and I'd like for them to be even more miserable.

[/rant]"
Swat: Can the deal work?
Posted by satya100 Jul 13, 2008 09:34 pm
Ladduji,

Do you ask to prophet Dawood or prophet Chota Shakeel?
The Non-Existent Tourist’s Guide To Pakistan
Posted by satya100 Jul 13, 2008 09:32 pm
Mulla Mandarji, Mulla Senna (Shekhar Mumbaikar),

We need to learn "real" history as you demand. We will because your highness commands. What kind of history? Following one? I am quoting someone here.

"There is hardly any patch on earth to which these people do not lay claim over one pretext or another. Last year I was exploring Taragarh fort that overlooks Ajmer town from atop a hill. This was the historical fort where Prithviraj Chauhan lived in a palace. It was occupied by Ghuri after he killed Chauhan. A terrible massacre of Hindus of Ajmer followed with the usual "religion of peace" offering of mass rapes, arson and capture of women as sex slaves.

The fort is reached via a narrow road that winds uphill to the fort entrance. When I reached the fort along with SHQ, I was shocked to see a full-fledged Muslim colony inside with lot of goats running around. There were many vehicles parked around carrying J&K number plates. There is apparently a Muslim "dargah" inside. I was curious. A dargah right inside Prithviraj Chauhan's fort? Since when?

The entire area looks scary with so many long-bearded Muslims around. Two Muslims followed our car all the way from the base of the hill to the fort entrance on a motorcycle. Watching them in my rear view mirror on that deserted road, I was quite nervous as to what is going on. When I reached the top, my wife was literally screaming at me to get the hell out of there before something nasty happens and we get mugged.

I U-turned the car, drove some distance and halted midway downhill where the BJP government has created a monument to Prithviraj Chauhan. There, feeling safer, I asked a Muslim guide loitering near by as to what was the white structure inside the fort on the hill top and what were so many Muslims doing there? Why is the fort not a national monument and why a Muslim colony has taken over the entire fort?

I was told by the Muslim -- who seemed to be a tourist guide waiting for tourists like us -- that the dargah was there even before Prithviraj's time and Prithviraj's father had offered a chaddar on the mazaar. I found this laughable, but I was curious. So I did some research as to who the dude really was and how his dargah came to be right in the patch where Prithviraj's residential palace should have been.

I found out that he was actually Mohammad Ghuri's military commander who took over the fort and started living in Prithviraj's palace. Once his entire garrison had left the fort to go to the countryside collecting taxes from the peasants. Prithviraj's brother Hari Raj saw his chance to avenge the loss of his kingdom and death of Prithviraj and Samyukta. He along with a small band of trusted men struck in the night in a guerrila raid and slaughtered everyone inside, including Ghuri's commander. Then Hari Raj quitely dissappeared to his own kingdom of Ranthambhore. It is this military commandar's grave that has now become the "dargah of revered saint."

The Muslims are very concious of the significance of the fort (but the Hindus are ignorant of their own history). This fort was the first city they captured in Hindustan and they are sitting there deliberately even today, refusing to move out. If the government as much as tries to erect a statue of Prithviraj inside the fort, they are ready to riot. It is a hopeless situation.

Anyway, I asked this Muslim guide about why the Muslims are sitting inside the fort when it is a Hindu structure and why have they monopolised the entire area? He said that the fort has always belonged to them. I said but there were no Muslims in India before the arrival of invader Ghuri. The man got angry. "We have 64 thousand prophets that Allah sent before Mohammad," he said. "And two were from India. Our prophets were in India even before the Hindus and we have more right to the country than them." Disgusted and amazed by the explanation, I just left him standing there and drove away. Take any patch of land on this earth, and Muslims have a story to stake claim to it."

This is happening in India, one can only guess what might be happening in Pakistan?

If Islam does not reform and Muslims do not change then it will be everyone's dharma to exterminate it.

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