Bharat Rakshak

sanjaykumar

My advice to Pakistanis on what they can do for Kashmir.

Klothe raho.

Or perhaps play dead. Or maybe roll in the dust every noon Friday.

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That was an informative presentation of a civilisational battle.

I hope SBajwa can relate the history of Guru Teg Bahadur in the civilisational misunderstanding.

I myself don’t know much about it. But i know it is time other Indians especially from the east and the south learn a bit more.

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Mungo Park in his travels in west Africa (around 1795) relates an instance of the humour amongst the native people. Some clever men used to hunt lions with a portable cage like device made of wood that would trap the lion in the enclosure when they walled off the animal, until one day they found the...

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There are a number of indicators: Projected $4-5 trillion economy Economy in top four world economies Massive domestic spending on infrastructure including roads, airports,energy, railways, ports, hospitals, digital infrastructure-all requiring investments Political stability Regional troublemaker e...

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Aaaand.....look at the map here.

http://paktribune.com/articles/Horde-of ... 43366.html

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In five years India won't need any veto cover in the UN or any other place.

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 Our hearts beat for Kashmir

Our hearts beat for Kashmir

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 Our hearts beat for Kashmir

Our hearts beat for Kashmir

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 Our hearts beat for Kashmir

Our hearts beat for Kashmir

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 Our hearts beat for Kashmir

Our hearts beat for Kashmir

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 Our hearts beat for Kashmir

Our hearts beat for Kashmir

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When debating never hyppthesise, provide undeniable examples of previous conduct.

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https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/ ... -the-moon/

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There is no self-deception

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I expect the Baluchistan front to hot up before/when communications are restored in J&K.

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UlanBatori wrote:From BBC/Reuters/Al Jazeera, **ALL* the secessionists/traitors/terrorists are holed up in Soura. OK, a few in Baramula. Talk about "surgical strikes" anyone?

Nah, let them turn these places into Detroit (the GOI response will be the same as the state and federal US response).

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Muslim Number : 13,008 - Prison population : 16% - General Pop : 4% Hindu Number : 343 - Prison population :0% - General Pop : 2% Sikh Number---: 611 - Prison population :0% - General Pop :1% I remarked on this many years ago. I think it has to do with concepts of shame. For Hindus and Sikhs, prison...

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KLNMurthy wrote:
sanjaykumar wrote:Maharaja Ranjit Singh, after the Dogra general Zorawar Singh's conquest, is said to have wanted reconversion of KM but the KP were against the idea.

Source?

This is part of the legends of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Perhaps SBajwa can provide scholarly confirmation.

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CRamS can be a bit trying, even for the same team, at times. It comes from a drive to correct any and all slights to India and Indians. As the Indian economy expands, it will be more persuasive than any eloquence. I already see examples of this. The Arabian peninsula has been dismissive and frankly ...

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Maharaja Ranjit Singh, after the Dogra general Zorawar Singh's conquest, is said to have wanted reconversion of KM but the KP were against the idea.

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https://openthemagazine.com/cover-stories/in-the-mad-waters-of-kashmir/ Good reportage from the Valley. Note the part on Pulwama and Baramulla, the Shia areas. Also these seem to be army, why are they so much better nourished looking than the average Pakistani fauji? https://openthemagazine.com/wp-c...

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Just skimmed Dawn’s stories. The ICU patient is happy India has a cold.

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 repeat

repeat

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India will be admitted to P5+1 when it unties this knot.

Modi has already cut the Gordian knot.

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Most such interviews have a template - get the disgruntled who can produce an account of their victimhood. There should be no balance in the narration. However,the environment is conducive for the Kashmiri Hindus to now speak of their experience. There is little sympathy among the average westerner ...

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - May 1, 2019 Uncleji lost Bengal now bhatija loses Kashmir.

Uncleji lost Bengal now bhatija loses Kashmir.

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We shall see in the coming months how many KM leave for greener pastures. Or will they be like Khalistanis-do everything put move back to West Panjab.

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Then there is the implication of not getting this rolled back. There were 2 glues that kept the country together. The Kashmir issue and the BakMil. This is a worst loss of face for the BakMil after 1971 if they are unable to recover the initiative on Kashmir. Once both glues are weakened the countr...

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They do have civilised discourse.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1162503638763184129

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https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/ourbee ... tom-mills/

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The agenda is being set. Gilgit Baltistan and Baluchistan. After the US disengagement from Afghanistan.

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When one is a nobody in Vilayat, fulminating against a manufactured enemy or tilting at windmills generates some self esteem that driving. Taxi or working in mill may not. So the nobody feels like a hero.

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Don’t know much about her, but seems brain damaged, possibly from controlled substances and ?domestic abuse.

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Imran Niazi's unhinged August 14 speech betrays a psychopathy of the Pakistani politic. Did Narinder Moody snatch his cigar tube case and favourite Playgirl issue? Or is he going cold turkey off the Kashmir drug? I do not think India should engage PAkistan diplomatically, economically, sports, bilat...

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What is with Pakis that they can't pronounce Modi, it almost sounds like Moody.

They can't pronounce Narendra either, they say Narinder.

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https://twitter.com/i/status/1161036489343586304

Indians becoming more advanced. I see NO fault of the missionaries.

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Good point, did not realise he is in Bartannia.

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Succinctly put, the post on aberrations in Western culture versus structural defects in other cultures. Given that there is a certain threshold of literacy attained in the West, it is becoming more difficult to remain innocent of the issues. Some people are genuinely sophisticated, this is not somet...

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Pakistan’s fears are that, firstly, Islam has receded just a little more from the Indic sphere, and secondly that it has lost its relevance to India. India is now disengaged from pakistan. Pakistan cannot be not-India without India. It is also weakened domestically. The Baloch will see this for exac...

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Some antecedents, never reported in the Western or indeed Indian press.

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