- Apr 6, 2019
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I disagree, the threat I am talking about is not physical survival. The threat I am talking about is the most insidious ideology I have ever seen. Hindu nationalism has this ideology it works to destroy scripture and structure. There is a reason why Buddhism flourishes outside of India. There is a reason why Sikhism does not make the gains in India that it has in the diaspora.
There is said to be 4 distinct phenomenon. The Turkish phenomenon which attacks openly the centre of a power. The White House phenomenon which restricts the centre through economic strangulation. The Jewish phenomenon which caters for those within a circle of interest and denies self-determination to those outside of the circle. The final phenomenon is the brahmanic one which blurs the boundaries between difference then haggles its way to the lowest common denominator. The last phenomenon is the most dangerous as it creates a society of lost souls. Yes, life is not good enough for the brahman himself and his antedote is to make waste of all of us then at least were the same.
I don't need to sit down and think about this I suggest you read some history. With all of the other phenomenons a community gets to come back from its subjugation. No I'm not a Khalistani I hate the word itself. I do believe in a strong federal structure for India and believe that if it comes to it then it should be implemented by force.
Pakistan is intent on maximising its territorial space within the region it does this through the bogey of Kashmir and by Islamic militias. This is a state policy not a mandate from its people. This approach is finishing Pakistan off not India nor the Sikhs. In fact there is a favourable disposition towards the Sikh community from its masses one only realises this when going to Pakistan. The military however enjoys any division within Indian society. These 2 things are important to understand any threat. The Pakistani army is battle hardened I believe they can very easily take on the Indian forces, this is not because of Jihadi islamism, this is because the people (sikhs) who once vociferously defended India no longer believe that it makes sense to fight for something which damages their way of life. This is a serious matter because it will result in an imbalance of the subcontinent, Sikhs won't be finished off nor will they go the way of Buddhists, and for your information during partition Sikhs were sadly very effective in ethnically cleansing its population of the Muslim. The propaganda machine has crafted the idea of the Muslims being an insurmountable horde, certain factions want you to believe this like a fork in the road, we're scary so don't mess with us, they're scary so mess with them. It's a joke!.
The existence of hindutva and rss is unacceptable and must come to an end, I see the situation in Canada with Quebec as an ideal coexistence scenario, this is what we want. I believe strongly in sarbat da bhalla, I don't believe you can be biased when you have this value. So what is the problem, well there are 2 main reasons why people nowadays are not forthcoming with the truth. Firstly it is a lack of energy the people have become tired and become followers. Secondly the ability to reject appeals to the collective conscious is a hard task it involves upholding your own conscience. Saying I don't care is the motto for our generation, but as time passes extremely quickly the thorn in our side becomes more visible but the tragedy is that by then its too late. I focus on the issues affecting sikhs with great zeal, I do this because because I don't want us to have to contend with the default, a trump a modi or a brexit.
There is said to be 4 distinct phenomenon. The Turkish phenomenon which attacks openly the centre of a power. The White House phenomenon which restricts the centre through economic strangulation. The Jewish phenomenon which caters for those within a circle of interest and denies self-determination to those outside of the circle. The final phenomenon is the brahmanic one which blurs the boundaries between difference then haggles its way to the lowest common denominator. The last phenomenon is the most dangerous as it creates a society of lost souls. Yes, life is not good enough for the brahman himself and his antedote is to make waste of all of us then at least were the same.
I don't need to sit down and think about this I suggest you read some history. With all of the other phenomenons a community gets to come back from its subjugation. No I'm not a Khalistani I hate the word itself. I do believe in a strong federal structure for India and believe that if it comes to it then it should be implemented by force.
Pakistan is intent on maximising its territorial space within the region it does this through the bogey of Kashmir and by Islamic militias. This is a state policy not a mandate from its people. This approach is finishing Pakistan off not India nor the Sikhs. In fact there is a favourable disposition towards the Sikh community from its masses one only realises this when going to Pakistan. The military however enjoys any division within Indian society. These 2 things are important to understand any threat. The Pakistani army is battle hardened I believe they can very easily take on the Indian forces, this is not because of Jihadi islamism, this is because the people (sikhs) who once vociferously defended India no longer believe that it makes sense to fight for something which damages their way of life. This is a serious matter because it will result in an imbalance of the subcontinent, Sikhs won't be finished off nor will they go the way of Buddhists, and for your information during partition Sikhs were sadly very effective in ethnically cleansing its population of the Muslim. The propaganda machine has crafted the idea of the Muslims being an insurmountable horde, certain factions want you to believe this like a fork in the road, we're scary so don't mess with us, they're scary so mess with them. It's a joke!.
The existence of hindutva and rss is unacceptable and must come to an end, I see the situation in Canada with Quebec as an ideal coexistence scenario, this is what we want. I believe strongly in sarbat da bhalla, I don't believe you can be biased when you have this value. So what is the problem, well there are 2 main reasons why people nowadays are not forthcoming with the truth. Firstly it is a lack of energy the people have become tired and become followers. Secondly the ability to reject appeals to the collective conscious is a hard task it involves upholding your own conscience. Saying I don't care is the motto for our generation, but as time passes extremely quickly the thorn in our side becomes more visible but the tragedy is that by then its too late. I focus on the issues affecting sikhs with great zeal, I do this because because I don't want us to have to contend with the default, a trump a modi or a brexit.
