Instead of him being in Sanyas, the UPA wants to reward him with a Rajya Sabha berth, for helping the 14th UPA government. He was a failure, as the Speaker, for his open bias with the government. Good Times ahead for him.
With congress, the progress thus far: a Church in every village, and 4-fold increase in illegals from Bangla Desh, terrorism, and quotas for minorities not based on merit.
Re: congress
by vinayak purohit on May 30, 2009 09:35 PM
Hindutva, the unique Indian form of Indian fascism, is the modern incarnation of Brahminism. Although it projects itself as the defender of the 'jindu' community against imagined 'enemies', such as Muzl1ms and Christians, it is actually premised on an unrelenting hostility towards the vast majority of the so-called 'Hindus' themselves-Dalits, Shudras and tribals. The very basis of what is today called j1induism is the caste system, which is specifically geared to preserving and promoting 'upper' caste hegemony that is based on the systematic exploitation and oppression of the so-called 'lower' castes. j1indutva, therefore, is not to be characterized as 'jindu communalism' as such, as it does not represent the interests of all so-called 'j1indus' as such. As numerous writers have pointed out, a more apt description of j1indutva is that it is the contemporary form of Brahminism. In other words, j1indutva may be defined
Re: Re: congress
by New York on May 31, 2009 07:53 PM
* There is NO H!ndu!sm **till** 85% of all registered marriages in India are inter-caste. * Till then the truth is there are only Castes and NO H!ndus in India.
Re: Re: congress
by Fluffy Kumar on May 30, 2009 10:52 PM
Brahminism? It is like blaming the few million jews for all evils of xtainity in this world. Whatever is left of the poor, highly intelligent Brahmins, is pitiable under communist congress.
If Hindus1 were unrelenting against others- India would have been 100% upper caste Hindus1 by now. What are you smoking/ drinking bud?
Re: congress
by vinayak purohit on May 30, 2009 09:36 PM
Hindutva, the unique Indian form of Indian fascism, is the modern incarnation of Brahminism. Although it projects itself as the defender of the 'jindu' community against imagined 'enemies', such as Muzl1ms and Christians, it is actually premised on an unrelenting hostility towards the vast majority of the so-called 'Hindus' themselves-Dalits, Shudras and tribals. The very basis of what is today called j1induism is the caste system, which is specifically geared to preserving and promoting 'upper' caste hegemony that is based on the systematic exploitation and oppression of the so-called 'lower' castes. j1indutva, therefore, is not to be characterized as 'jindu communalism' as such, as it does not represent the interests of all so-called 'j1indus' as such. As numerous writers have pointed out, a more apt description of j1indutva is that it is the contemporary form of Brahminism. In other words, j1indutva may be defined latest version of old savage braham1n1sm
