Bharat Rakshak

RajeshG

I don't think the reconstructive methods of the comparative linguists are entirely BS. Given some BS, I find it very hard to believe that there is a reliable way to tell which bull it came from. I find it reasonable (and scientific) that given a bull and some BS one can reliably tell whether the BS...

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I am providing well-considered information which may be useful in pointing the so-called OIT arguments in the right direction, which does not destroy the bedrock of the Indian dharma while overthrowing AIT and other false theories. Sadhoo-sadhoo Pandiji, sadhoo-sadhoo. IMO this is a really importan...

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interesting article on the tarim mummies. in this article mair talks about the story on how he came up with his theories (urheimat a/c to this dude is in his country, austria and cherchen man is to be considered ur-david). the journo also gets pretty excited (unexpected sense of kinship) - her descr...

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From Marija's wiki page. Ucko, for example, notes that early Egyptian figurines of women holding their breasts had been taken as 'obviously' significant of maternity or fertility, but the Pyramid Texts revealed that in Egypt this was the female sign of grief Fleming, in his 1969 paper "The Myth...

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While i did mention european-males as a typical psychological profile - consider a complete opposite. Marija Gimbutas has been extremely influential in revival of invasionist claims after WW2. More knowledgeable folks can probably confirm or deny this, but my understanding is that post WW2 the whole...

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Witzel is a man after my own heart. He applies piskology like a master. But it is a game that two can play! :D Sorry for picking on thsi statement, just using it as an example of a general trend. The above kind of statements are problematic in 2 ways : 1. Makes it look like this mahashaya is just b...

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More than a dozen (at least 17 IIRC) "original mother mares" dravidian .. all 17 of them (ok maybe 16).. who would tremble at the sight of the white aryan stud thundering down the himalayas... a full 15 feet tall with an 8 feet hard-on.. the feared and reverred "vedic tank".. ba...

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RajeshG ji,, thanks for the info, this Pearson guy seems to be the 'baap' of Witzel. And the journal is supposed to be a 'peer reviewed' one without any bias? where is that poster who wanted only peer reviewed articles? His bio.. more stuff is avail from google. http://www.ferris.edu/isar/bios/Pear...

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Here is a scholarly statement by Witzel, of Harvard University on the subject of paleolinguistics, as he peer reviews a paper: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out_of_India_theory It is certain that Kazanas, now that he is published in JIES, will be quoted endlessly by Indian fundamentalists and nation...

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.K._Mozumdar In 1913 Mozumdar became the first Indian-born person to earn U.S. citizenship, having convinced the Spokane district judge that he was in fact Caucasian and thereby met the requirements of naturalization law then restricting citizenship to "free white ...

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It seems that while Puru was closer to his father, in fact making a sacrifice of his youth for him, in exchange for his father's old age (whatever that means), Druhya could have been closer to his mother's side, and thus closer to Danavas power base. Perhaps that is why Druhyus and Danavas came to ...

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If you tried to date the Quran purely from the material culture mentioned in it, I wonder what result you would get. Instead of Quran, how about "lord of the rings" ? Tolkein even invented his own language for the elves, i think. Brief history here http://tolkienics.com/ PS : in addition ...

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I was thinking about the bounty on Hafeez. Before the bounty, if something were to happen to him there would have been no doubt that India was behind it. But after the bounty if anything were to happen to him, neither US nor India would be ruled out of involvement for decades - even if they were to ...

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To me the most interesting thing is to observe the gay leadership in US. I saw this video showing this guy Goldstein, a gay leader. His body language was extremely ruthless. Until yesterday gays were 'different' - you could spit on them and laugh about it. Now gays are part of the crowd - they will ...

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SSridhar wrote:
pankajs wrote:Gilani removes Lodhi from Defence Secretary post
This can be interpreted in two ways.

Sridharji, How about a third possibility ? Gilani too thinks that TSPA is a hijda force and ischallenging them to do something ?

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http://www.docstrangelove.com/uploads/1971/foreign/19711209_nyt_pakistans_holy_war.pdf Military spokesmen here have been asked repeatedly for some indication of Pakistan's casualties in the last four days and tonite one replied : I have asked our people that question and as a matter of fact the answ...

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Mishraji, thanks for posting the newspaper link. I like the "open letter to russian PM" on dec 12th. The closing lines ? Awesome !! Dead paki is Pir, a live one a ghazi and if quashed he becomes a shahid - beat that you kaffirs !! Even the graphics for Dec 7 Standard Chartered Ad are prett...

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As always Anujan Saar has it right. Remember the cantonment tour that he took after the May 2 attack where mid-level officers could barely contain their anger? This will be similar. Few things come to mind: 1. Ashphuck should be praying for less incidents with NATO rather than writing letters about ...

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Today i played angry birds game for first time. Some kid told me its a hugely popular game. For some reason i thought its a paki-inspired game. The birds seem to be rage-boy type suicide bummers who you fling with a catapult. They scream something that seems like jeeehaaad and then crash into struct...

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Pakis seem to be having another identity crisis. The 3 mai-baaps of TSP (Allah, Army, Amrika) are becoming possesive of TSP and seem to be duking it out amongst themselves. In the long run , imo , Allah stands the best chance of having TSP all for himself. TSP Is for/by/of Allah and without Allah TS...

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Guroos, I recently came across a few videos of Maulana Tariq Jameel on youtube. He seems like an interesting fellow with lots of influence. He is from Tabligi Jamaat. Can knowledgeable folks shed some light on this fellow and TJ ? I have read the wiki page but wanted to get BR-perspective on these.

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Regarding the usage of the term "secular ghazi" i wanted to mention the audio tape posted by Arun. The interesting thing about that audio is that none of the participants had anything to do with secularism by even a long stretch. I recognize that people think about different things when it...

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Subodh, The Orcs imagery again evokes a mugambo's maulvi's image. This is bloody real. Here we have a TFTA fauji talking to a more-TFTA talib and the terms of the conversation are Islam and Qatl. This aint a movie. Amanullah article is chilling too but these are human voices dropping Allah and Qatl ...

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Purports to be a conversation between a Pakistani army person and a Taliban (Don't be misled by the "Iraq Mideast collection") http://www.archive.org/details/Mufti_733 All i can say, its worth the time. I would recommend everybody who understands hindi/urdu to listen to this. On the face ...

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What is the difference between "cultural marxism" and "multi-culturalism" ? Intuitively it seems like cultural-marxism means all cultures are equal-equal only and multi-culturalism should intuitively mean that all cultures bring something unique and wonderful to the table and so ...

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I dont know if paki blog links are allowed or not but this link has Hina video with voice. Plz remove the 'x' from beginning of URL.

xxxhttp://pakikaki.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/hina-r-khar-princess-of-politics-on-aaj-tv/

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For guroos who are familiar with current conditions in Europe, is this guy for real ? Is there any chance this thought process will become mainstream in europe ?

What impact will this have on jihadi recruitment from Europe and elsewhere ?

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http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/Politics/23-Jul-2011/Sardar-Asif-terms-Hina-Khar-as-incompetent-foreign-minister India needed an experienced foreign minister in ministerial level dialogue between Pakistan and India, he said, adding that, India would have Physiologi...

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The URL posted by Shrinivasan is an unbelievable read. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/campfin/stories/cf031997.htm This Burton fellow certainly is more paki then the pakis. Raam milaye jodi it seems. Why is Pitts not being talked about ? He is supposed to be the "Chair&qu...

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Pasha refused to swallow.

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can BRF create a spatial analysis thread for using geo-spatial analytical techniques -starting with Mumbai- the membership of which should be entirely at the discretion of the mods? [Also needing separate passwded login and not open]. A lot of details can be filled on map coordinates by those in to...

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A few days ago there was some discussion about the Pakistani Gene. I had mentioned about the silver fox experiment. I ran into another article on Natl Geo. Its really interesting to say the least.. http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2011/03/taming-wild-animals/ratliff-text Many interesting things. To...

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In spite of the fact that 120 Special Ops trainers were expelled from Pakistan after Abbottabad, I am somehow convinced that TSP is still swarming with enough CIA men to monitor such double-cross. Just two weeks back, the US accused Pakistan of leaking info about IED-making factories to the terrori...

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I think Fair is just making the too-big-to-fail mixed with some there-is-no-alternative argument in favor or LeT. That argument is very popular in the US in the last few years. Its a different strategy, no doubt, but the endgoal seems to be - look these guys are like this only and we just have to su...

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The topic of pak-specific sites in the paki genome is interesting. Some Russians have been doing an experiment for the last 40 years. The wiki page is here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domesticated_silver_fox Perhaps the opposite is going on in TSP. Perhaps a relatively large sample can be taken fr...

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When I picture the scene on May 6, I see Hijra Cmdr BSing about Jihad-fi-Sabilillah etc and this Brigadier calling a spade in front of others. Hijra Cmdr gets p1ssed and hauls this guy away to show whose a$$ is tighter. All this time they try to figure out what the heck to do with this loose cannon ...

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One of my pet theories is that yankee political establishment is full of people with military background and hence find it easier to deal with militaries around the world (as compared to SDRE politicians). Its only natural that they are more comfortable with the TFTA martial mards. The problem after...

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SDREs wont do. Got to be the crusaders. Either the danish cartoon newspaper or New York. AoA.

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debkafile's counter-terror sources warn that the rising acrimony between Washington and Islamabad may well deter Pakistani intelligence from fingering more wanted al Qaeda figures and their hideouts - or even encourage the ISI to stand aside when Taliban goes for American targets in revenge for bin...

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Ramana The US just handed a strategic defeat for TSPA and showed the common kabila resident that the guards can't protect them any more. No longer sword of Islam or Saif ul Islam. They are a bunch of suars (pigs like in Orwell's 1984) playing with swords. Good for beating up local residents and stea...

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