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http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/the-name-calling-that-cuts-islamic-state-down-to-size/story-fnb64oi6-1227427592186 Maps have always been political weapons, tools of annexation in which the naming of places confers domination. Changing an endonym (the name used by the inhabitants of a giv...

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Is there a thread to track the stuff the Brutish people stole from India? i was reading about the ancient indian mathematicians and saw this interesting piece on Bakshshali Manuscript, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakhshali_manuscript. And where is the manuscript now, at Oxford. Why do they take the...

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Why did the Brutish people put up a statue of Gandhi? Why not Bose or Bhagat Singh or Dhingra? Around the world the Indian government, mostly INC, has been eager to install statues of Gandhi and paying for it from the tax payers of India. It would be interesting to follow the money and find out who ...

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We should not be referring to the Kakori incident as "Loot" or "Robbery". It was an act of Freedom fight, where the brave Indians were (a) getting their treasures back from the looters, the Brutish, and (b) hurting the cruel, exploitative regime by depriving it of resources and s...

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Great link. I enjoyed reading it. Interesting and very accurate description of the Cult of the British Empire: "“It takes a great mind to appreciate a great empire.” Flabbergasted by the cult of the British Empire." The cult is well and active, with a gigantic library of books it is hard t...

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Garg wrote:An attack on New Delhi is certain in this war. And not only Delhi, but other cities too.

The anti-missile systems are not deployed in India. The old systems will not be effective.

This warning is from somebody who can see the future.

Where is this warning coming from?

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Anujan,

True.

It is not hard to understand why powers will prop up allies to do advance their interests, but it is hard to understand why powers will prop up allies that hurt their interests.

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Shiv, Uncle, just like any rising power, has to get some/most of its calculations about allies and enemies correct for it to become a power. If they couldn't get their basic calculations correct, that would seriously damage its ability to be a power. it is sort of a self-proven circular logic in thi...

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In the book "Ghost Wars", there are interesting details on the relationship of Uncle with Talibums, TPSA, and Massoud. One thing that stands out is that the Uncle never could make up its mind on Massoud. The ground agents who worked closely with Massoud were mesmerized with him, the mid-le...

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Retribution for all terrorist attacks on India has to be with Pakistani Army as the target! We should actually forget bringing Hafeez Sayeed or Lakhvi to justice! We should concentrate only on the Pakistani Army and giving them a bloody nose! Good point. We should distinguish between the various el...

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TTP Adnan Rashid - A Message to the Security Forces in Pakistan Excellent video. Thanks for posting. Like that link that someone posted - the LeJ and LeT are not opposed by teh army because the army will break up if they do that. The army is afrais that Pakjab wil burn I am certain the Pakis will t...

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http://orbala.wordpress.com/2014/12/16/ ... -about-it/

How not to respond to Peshawar School Attach.

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According to the Pashtunwali tribal code, killing a person of another tribe can start long blood feuds. This keeps the intra-tribal rivalry to smaller levels. If the Talibums killed the Pasthun children in that Army School, they become liable for blood feuds. Was that a consideration for them? Or, d...

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Pakhtun vs Pakjabi civil war is wishful thinking. Will not happen anytime in the near future. Why is that? the Pashtun Pakjabi war is already going on. Pashtuns despise the Pukjabis. Pakjabis fear the Pashtuns. They path of the two communities is very different. They are just two nations with a ver...

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I posted on the Kher article in Yawn too: I feel sad for the deaths of the children. In fact, when the 36 Sikhs were killed in Chattisinghpura I felt sad too. The Taliban attack on countless cities in Afghanistan (Kabul, Jalalabad, Mazar) and the pogrom of minorities like Hazaras was also a sad even...

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The Peshawar attack is interesting and unprecedented, even for TSP. + The whole thing made sense only when I heard that the school was an Army school. + It would be good to get confirmation that it was a school of the officers, or the lower ranked people. If it is the officer's baba log, then it is ...

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The statement by ML Dhingra is outstanding and inspiring. He made a very good point that the Brutish people would not do anything different than what he did. The Brutish had no response to him. Sadly, the so-called father of Indian nation, Gandhi, had not the intellectual and moral courage to compre...

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/scottish-independence/11110450/Scotland-referendum-analysis-how-Alex-Salmonds-core-vote-sealed-his-fate.html The numbers are interesting: Only 27% of the Scots want to be in UK for emotion, history, which are the definers of a nation. 47% said No because of mon...

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> the peace-loving Brits had been acquiring things in anticipation
> of war long before Chamberlain actually went to make peace

B, can you explain this a little more, for those who are not that knowledeable in history and its implications.
Thanks

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Indian Ranjeet Singh, who was killed in the shooting attack at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, is shown. One of the victims of a shooting attack at a Sikh temple in the United States, never came home to India even once in 16 years, working at a grocery store during the week and volunteering at the Sikh...

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There are more Sikhs in TSP in NWFP than Pakjab. That is ironical, but understandable. The reason is that in 1947, the riots cleansed Pakjab, but the riots in Pathan NWFP were few, if any. This is due to the fact that '47 riots were British sponsored and cleansing Sikhs in NWFP wasn't necessary. Whe...

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Brihaspati, long time no hear from you. Good to see your comments. There isn't anything magical about Jew-Sikh closeness. Both wear beards, and robes wtih resemble each other. Both have a strict unbending religion. Both have a long history of state suppression and violence directed at them. Both of...

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Brihaspati, that suspicion is there that there is rashtriya support, but do you have any stronger indications that it is?

Others, Americans excel at showing solidarity at times of crisis. It is a national character and a strength.

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ShuryaT, please convey my personal thanks to them (organizers & participants) for doing this. Brihaspati, long time no hear from you. Good to see your comments. There isn't anything magical about Jew-Sikh closeness. Both wear beards, and robes wtih resemble each other. Both have a strict unbendi...

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"shiv": There is, I assure you, a Pakistani hand in moulding North American Sikh opinions. Any evidence or facts to support this? Well let me answer this honestly and say why I said that. Sikhs in India are just like me - like other Indians. Sikhs in America are also by and large like any...

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Surinder ji, painting all members of a community with the same brush is essentially no different from the POV you are arguing against. find some other topic please You have a point. I wasn't trying to paint everyone the same, but was trying pin what the majority did. Majority is, obviously, still n...

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I have long since accepted Bhindranawale as a Sikh holy man-you won't get any argument from me. I agree and do suggest that Hindus do the same. He was Indira Gandhi and INC's agent in the Punjab to further her and her party's interests. She herself was supported by explicit votes of majority of Ind...

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shiv wrote:There is, I assure you, a Pakistani hand in moulding North American Sikh opinions.

Any evidence or facts to support this?

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Let me depart by making one observation. I am not sure why the people on this board have such hatred for Bhindrawale. Why take offence. Bhindarawale was Indira Gandhi's man, after all. Indira had support of Indians and most Hindus who continued to vote for her. So why are you guys not happy to see S...

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In 2012 the Sikhs in america deserved this because they are Khalistani supporters.

In 1984 I was told that Sikhs deserved to be killed in Delhi, Kanpur, Bokaro etc. for the excesses on Hindus in Punjab & IG assasination.

Great logic!!!

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I no longer identify myself as a Panjabi - what with Pakistanis, Khalistanis, one of the highest murder rates in the world, a swaggering illiterate braggadocio culture, extreme misogyny, rampant alcoholism- what is there to be proud of? Remember realism is the first step on the road to wisdom, at l...

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This is a perfect time to declare from Akal Takht that Sikhs in USA should discard kirpan and end mass apply to get license to carry a concealed fire arm. Had even one person at Gurdwara carrying a good weapon this might not have happen. Guru Gobind singh told the to carry kirpan in 1699 and now in...

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This "frustrated neo-Nazi" label doesn't make the assailant a fringie at all, in case that's what the media or folks here are trying to suggest. The US, and especially the Midwest, is teeming with neo-Nazi outfits and militias, many of whom have leader members who are ex-servicemen. This ...

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There was a Sikh gentleman on TV yesterday explaining Sikhism and CNN made it clear that it "broke away from Hinduism". CNN never lets a chance slip. To his credit, he did say both Punjab and India. He did not say South Asia. But CNN then put up a board which said Sikhism stared in "...

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ramana wrote:Whats the point of inviting TSP to investor meet on Afghanistan while they are begging around for funds themselves?

This is at the urging of the Khanate. Both the donatons from India and the invitation to TSP.

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It is easy to say I will give love, when it is not you who is getting the lashes. How convenient. Common man dies but it is the politicians, journalists, film stars, and elites who forgive TSP and make love. When politicians saw the lashes close up, they reacted by Operation Parakram, not by operati...

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Mother India will smother Pakistan to death with love no matter how badly it lashes out. That's how one Indian policy type once put it to me. I don't think its a coincidence that the Indian ruling classes willingness to return to this path has increased with India's wealth and global status. It tak...

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US is brilliantly toying with both India & TSP. Onle action that is needed from US is to mention India, and that will throw the TSP generals into a tizzy, and you will see Kiyani grovel before Obama. All US has to say is we support India in Afghanistan. No other action is necessary from US to f...

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Pakistani doctor jailed for helping CIA find Osama bin Laden This is an example of how the Punjabi exploits the Pathan. My heart cries at the pathetic condition of the once brave and proud Pathans under the domination and mercy of the Punjabi. I hope the Pashtouns regain their past glory and escape...

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Why do only "former" secretaries write such lucid policy statements?

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