Bharat Rakshak

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Please look up worth of testimony of witnesses if different races. The US has a decent literature on subjectivity expectations and hierarchies.

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It is not Stockholm syndrome.

It is ‘I am not like you ordinary poor dirty no-English Hindus’.

It is a type of mental defence.

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I’m not the only one scoffing.

When he stood up in the Canadian parliament and said “when I’m prime minister….”, they openly mocked him with laughter.

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I am sure jagmeet Singh’s pronouncements carry significant weight in world capitals.

First tel aviv then Calgary.

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Interesting. Canadians threatening Indians politicians. But no Indian has threatened Canadians.

I guess it don’t count for much.

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Not wack the woman, to be clear.

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Have you seen are unposed pictures.

Rather to wack the thing with a cricket bat

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^^^ I have come across one Israeli, frequent visitor to India, who said he would die for India and also Israel.

But yes dispassionate support is worth more than volunteering to fight. The rally in the US in support of the victims of terrorism was welcome.

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Excuse him. Some people don’t do irony. Or consistency.

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^ actually that may have endangered her life. If toilet paper implies no gusl.

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Relax. Canadians are just in wait for just in to take the exit just in time.

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It is the perception of paper tiger that matters. It is the one up man ship in blood that, as a perceptive Canadian woman said, is the culture.

It is as distressing for Israel as was Mumbai 2008 for India. Fewer than 200 killed in Bombay but the statement was made and India humiliated.

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The hamas action was simply brilliant. No question. It showed up the paper 🐅. Israel and more worryingly the US. This is even more cataclysmic than 9/11. Hamas is not interested in public relations or public sympathy. The appalling violence and to videograph it and release it for world public consum...

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“One toilet roll”. Masterful psychological warfare.

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He has experienced trauma and political injustice.

He doesn't look like a Hindu Panjabi.

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There are many Black fighters on the Palestinian side.

Reminds me of a Pakistani Islamist. His name was Abid.

Presumably from Abd. Like the Christian I met from Tamil land. Name was Schwartz.

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Gentle reader, I have noticed for a very long time that media reports from India pertaining to Muslims are invariably bylines by reporters with Muslim names. So far, I have not come across one report from Israel with a Muslim author. Perhaps I am being too suspicious and the media are paragons of fa...

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That’s not true. There are severe problems caused by such ilk. Drugs gunfights killings wife beatings immigration fraud insurance fraud alcoholism restrictions on female education. There is no publicizing of these societal dysfunctions. Even as a matter of newsworthiness. I can understand it. This p...

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^^ India has a covenant with its people much like Israel and also China. The relationship is more than citizenship. Sunny Leone the ***** performer understood this intuitively when she went to India, stating “it is my birthright”. Proving again that truth comes from the mouths of harlots more often ...

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^ I observed Zakir Hussein do perform that act of reverence before a tabla concert.

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I shall file that factoid away for later use.

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John Paul’s Edited is very good.

Doesn’t indri refer to the familiar name for Richard?

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I used to find west panjab education and cognitive values remarkable and was tempted to ascribe it to consanguinity.

After learning of some of the type of people in east panjab, I am no longer sure if the diagnosis.

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Interesting indeed.

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The dood speaks better Hindustani than I do.

Multilingualism in southern India is of a different order than in Western Europe and northern India. Those regions have largely recently divergent languages with a substratum of Latin/Old German or Prakrit respectively.

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I do not know enough about the type of people referenced but I do know they won’t convert or give their daughters in marriage to Muslims.

What is the psychology at work here? This is a serious question, please no flippancy.

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Fireflies with photovoltaic cells

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I don’t think there is anything deep in this. This is an administration that applauds a mass killer of Jews and Roma, in parliament. Because they are too naive to do a background check. Hell a European who was a young man in the war. The first thing one asks is ‘whose side were you on?” I do not thi...

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Err….please read the posts before making recommendations.

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Not ethanol directly as biofuel but as feedstock for H2 gas. Why go through Ethanol for that? Use CH4 (from anearobic digestion of waste biomass) and get H by steam forming. That is the cheapest H we can get. H from H2O is expensive by a multiplicative factor, as per my reading and talking to peopl...

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Even Americans don’t listen to her, why publicise her rantings? Western validation? That is why India’s response to Trudeau’s credible allegations has been so dismissive. They are breaking out of the old paradigm. They probably decided to treat Canada with some measure of patience. Let some place li...

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Hmm….what can we expect from India when it is the third largest economy? One hopes it continues its benign engagement with most of the world. This Canada affair I believe can lead to clearing the air and much closer relations. Canada has some smart liberal people. I would not make unnecessary antago...

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Not ethanol directly as biofuel but as feedstock for H2 gas.

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There are a half dozen articles on India in today’s Dawn. All related to India being beastly to Pakistan. In psychiatry it’s called ideas of reference.

I believe they think India went to the moon to moon Pakistan.

( please look up the idiom, those in India).

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I think this visa curtailment has forced the silent Sikh majority to declare themselves. There is a lot of traffic back and forth. With property family and marriage ties stronger than most expatriate communities, they will put pressure to better relations. They may not do so openly as they are alway...

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EtoH may be too precious to export. If and when a hydrogen economy comes on stream.

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Perhaps it’s the snowflake in me but ageism is as funny as sexism or racism.
This may be satire but Impaired cognition is a tragedy for any human.

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That’s a significant trial balloon by the senator.

There is already much intel sharing. India has deep assets in Pakistan and Afghanistan. It has significant elint/sigint and space recon assets.

Such a relationship would have been unimaginable 30 years ago. Not bad.

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One must be careful not to cut off the nose to spite the face. The killing of Sukhdool is unlikely to be random or coincidental. It almost seems like a taunt. There are Khalistanis out there sweating like a 'oar in church. The law and order situation is also being questioned. It seems India may be w...

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I believe it was Lawrence Bishnoi who put out a ‘press statement’ claiming Sukhdool’s murder.

This bishnoi is most interesting.

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