Bharat Rakshak

JE Menon

UlanBatori wrote:
nandakumar wrote:

Wow!

Thanks UB, it appears you have not received my email earlier (than the post). Do spread it on all UBNN channels.

JE Menon

>>I remember the sign you have mentioned in the opening para. It also happens to be the Madras Christian College insignia. It is not quite the cross. It is shaped more like an iron piece used to anchor ships in berth. Thanks for noticing that point boss. In fact, I know exactly what the symbol was -...

JE Menon

>>Now I am no grammar nazi and don't mind pingrezi when written with disdain it deserves but yours is a formal piece you might want to fix some typos 'Although the people of the Dharmic civilization has been at similar' . Thanks for the kind words, and for pointing out the grammatical error. I can't...

JE Menon

Thanks for the response Mukesh.Kumar. I am not sure on which point you want my view, but I take it to be this one "Indic faiths find it difficult to hard sell/ proselytize their faiths because it conflicts with self-belief. And frankly, the majority of Indic faith people find it hard to reconci...

JE Menon

X-posting (Please also x-post wherever else thought relevant). Hello people, I've got an article out on Opindia which looks at the parallel with the emergence/spread of Christianity in Europe and comparing it with the situation in India today as we head into a crucial election from an historic persp...

JE Menon

Hello people, I've got an article out on Opindia which looks at the parallel with the emergence/spread of Christianity in Europe and comparing it with the situation in India today as we head into a crucial election from an historic perspective. There are many underlying currents which people will se...

JE Menon

Good one Sandeep!!!

JE Menon

"or whatever the weapon is that we would like to use"

Interesting phrase from the S. Christopher interview given to NDTV, posted above.

JE Menon

>>I am left wondering if Balakote was avenging pulwama or a pre-emptive strike. It was a "non-military pre-emptive strike". It was not retaliation for Pulwama. AFAIK, this is the official position. One minister has actually stated this during an interview, but in passing. Can't remember wh...

JE Menon

>>After all, the goal is action, not outrage, and most often, social media is a channel for outrage, not action. Someone said this in one of the pages of this thread. However, this is a misperception. Social media is not just a channel for outrage, it is a powerful mechanism for influence. You can c...

JE Menon

Just now followed:

@indosphere
@BhukkhaBhediya
@zoverian_abhi
@at_brf
@sri_diwakar
@mediathugs
@vamsikrishna31
@BhukkhaBhediya

Rest of BRFites listed here I was following already.

My ID is @jai_menon

JE Menon

Thanks guys, please tweet, retweet and share... Spread the word.

The war is upon us.

Don't take it lightly.

JE Menon

Drawing upon the Urban Naxal concept, the below article helps understand the symbiosis between the three - and their dependence on poverty. The C3 Ecosystem prevails in our country today, and four years of non-Congress rule are not enough to put an end to it. https://myvoice.opindia.com/2018/12/why-...

JE Menon

The C3 Ecosystem (Congress, Communists & Converters) which prevails in our country today thrives on poverty, and essentially on keeping the Dharmic civilization down. https://myvoice.opindia.com/2018/12/why-the-c3-ecosystem-is-poverty-dependent/ My article on the C3 Ecosystem, Why it Loves Pover...

JE Menon

The "Conversion" Industry is a major facilitator of the above activity - which is by no means an arbitrary behaviour. The system is organised, and subtly constructed, to perpetuate this sinister evil. Converters are a symbiotic element in the C3 Ecosystem which prevails in our country toda...

JE Menon

>>1. These Chinese gentlemen have been meticulous in recording the details of their visits to India, with place names, social memes, details of rituals, details of Indian hygiene standards (which were impressive, according to them), details of the caste system… The other words regarding heretics, u...

JE Menon

>>The words are Hsuan Tsang's, or rather, they are in the English translation of Hsuan Tsang's work, and this translation happened in the 1850's, so the words could conceivably be those of the European translator. We are talking about a Chinese interpretation of social milieu in India, written in Ch...

JE Menon

>>This is the way I see it. From Fa Hian or Hsuan Tsang, I get the sense of distinct difference between the "True Path" (Buddhism) and the "Heretic" or "False" doctrine (Hinduism). These quotes on the wods "True Path", "Heretic" & "False&quo...

JE Menon

I got several comments along the lines of "why should we examine relations between Hindus and Buddhists based on the words of foreigners, rather than looking at Indian accounts themselves?" Well, go for it, guys. This foreigner's account is all I know right now, and I've been waiting for ...

JE Menon

^^Yes, keep here only the posts that are related to Christianity, etc.

JE Menon

>>And I'm saying, that reading those travel records by those Chinese men, it does seem like Buddhism had become that absolutist faith system back in 400 AD. I have only read bits and pieces, arbitrarily, of the Chinese visitors - and it was quite a while ago, so I do not recall. But is this true of ...

JE Menon

>> I'm beginning to be firmly convinced of the viewpoint (don't remember who put forth this view) that Christianity is simply Buddhism repackaged around Christ. This point of view is not new, and there are plenty of theories as to how this could have come about - there are quite a number of books by...

JE Menon

People, please stick to the topic of the thread. The divergence into a discussion on Hinduism vs Buddhism, while it can be useful in terms of understanding how Buddhism was basically debated and ritualled out of dominance, does not address the thread topic except for observational purposes. However,...

JE Menon

The converting industry, which is part of what I call the C3 Ecosystem (Congress, Communists & Converters), depends heavily on the existence and perpetuation of caste, as well as the regular highlighting of it and constant reiteration of it through divisive approaches, in order to maintain their...

JE Menon

https://www.ft.com/content/30199e16-d6d7-11e8-a854-33d6f82e62f8 Financial Times - India’s plans on archipelago in Mauritius cause unease Fazila Jeewa-Daureeawoo, Mauritian deputy prime minister, gave a written response to the country’s national assembly in which she said the agreement between India ...

JE Menon

Thanks SS. Regarding forgeries & frauds by the various popes to further their strategic interests, there a virtually unlimited number of them - right down to the current era, what with the disappearance of documentation, the fudging of truths, etc... that are involved in the concealment of the t...

JE Menon

>>>In India's case the number reqd would be less to gain a critical mass (15-18%) what with social media and an english language press that practises cargo cult journalism...

Absolutely right.

@Kartick S ... glad you felt it useful.

JE Menon

Karthik S, Depends on what time-frame you are talking about. But I think 20% by 2035 is feasible, though it may sound crazy now. That's upwards of 250M people. The key to understand this situation is the critical mass needed to take it to that level, and unfortunately no one can predict exactly what...

JE Menon

>>Not sure of that, so many EJs are coming in using tourist visa, look up Girish Bharadwaja and noconverion's timelines. There has been a squeezing of their ease of entry and operation, so they are whining in foreign countries. Of course, they do come in through tourist visa - but this has been goin...

JE Menon

They are everywhere, and making headway everywhere. This has to be fought village by village, individual by individual. There's a crapload of money behind it from the US. Everyone must do his bit. There is no other choice. Although it might not seem like it, if it were not for the measures against N...

JE Menon

https://www.newsweek.com/uganda-police-arrest-pastor-assault-employee-1079467 Check out this link... The same spirit which is infecting this lunatic Christian hardliner from the US, also infects people like John Allen Chau who wanted to go and "civilize" the tribes of Andaman & Nicobar...

JE Menon

There is a story in the Washington Post on it, not especially sympathetic although they lean towards the missionary impulse. As per his mother, he had "nothing but love for the Sentinelese people". No shyte. The majority of comments below the article in the post, however, do full justice t...

JE Menon

Rakesh wrote:Very beautiful picture. I always loved the Naval Tejas over the IAF variant.

Same here!

JE Menon

This is a situation which China created by itself, possibly by a combination of hubris and neglect. It failed to see that its mercantilist approach, combined with a relentless focus on one-sided exports, was not sustainable. And for all its vaunted long-sightedness, it failed to recognise that a bac...

JE Menon

>>So far, India has come out smelling of roses and her every move with regard to the CPEC fiasco has paid off.

Hameen!!!

And so far, not a peep from our gloriously objective media about this at all.

JE Menon

>>The accused, Jorge Solis (43), the Mexican national, and Mohammed Sadiq (59) and Manu Gupta (45)

Hmmm... looks like we have a real Amar, Akbar, Antonio situation going here...

Guys should be lined up ind shot in the scrotum. Mind you, one can expect the names to evolve over time.

JE Menon

A long interesting talk about the gypsies, by Dr. Ian Hancock (himself a gypsy I think) - and one of the foremost experts on the people. The Indian connection is extensive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTsqiP196Uw

JE Menon

^^This sharticle is by MK Bhadrakumar...

The only thing that surprises me is how he managed to weasel & slither his way into zerohedge.

JE Menon

^^^virtually identical to tactics employed in India by NGOs. I would be surprised if this fellow did not get some initiation back home. Over many decades since independence almost all forms of subversion are first tried in India, perfected in failure, and the process employed elsewhere in the hope o...

JE Menon

Great post by Neela there!

Search found 5486 matches