9 people that you will meet in Hell from an Indian perspective

what is crucial always is the social reality that produces evil men and women.  we have to see the these vast criminals but we must see the society itself, how it works to make such evil.

we must know dat...we know it already..and we have to change it..have not changed it already and we should have. we are all guilty in some way as contributors to the rotten reality that has produced the Hell on earth we have made

that to me is the crucial fact in the matter

for example...the Indian soldies who treated the Paki soldiers with luxury dspite their horrid behavior towards the Bengali  why ::confused::

I doh know but I would look first at the fact that the Bengali black, Sudra...and both Hindu and Paki treat Sudra like sh!t...dog people whose lives no fair Paki or regular Indo are bound to respect

anyhow what I meant is that it is your thread and you have set the perimeters..."from an Indian........."

my contribution is not to interfere with that..to cause you to deviate in any way from your original intent and scope.  its a good idea. let it rip

Well I have to admit that I am surprised to see Dick Chaney so high up on the list.  I am fully aware that the man was pretty evil and that he had a hand in a lot of bad things that happened, but I really did not know that he was seen in such a bad light by other people around the world.  It makes sense, and it is just one thing that you learn everyday.

Oh my goodness, Mother Teresa is on the list. I never knew about these incidents about her. I was thinking she is one of the good people out there. I am going to search more about this topic since it truly intrigued me. There truly is never one side to a story.

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Oh my goodness, Mother Teresa is on the list. I never knew about these incidents about her. I was thinking she is one of the good people out there. I am going to search more about this topic since it truly intrigued me. There truly is never one side to a story.
[/quote] Right here on this site I learned that mother  Theresa in her quest of Sainthood  used the Poor , the downtrodden , the sick of Calcutta ,and at her death nothing changed in Calcutta.
I believe Kwami enlighten me of this when she died.

ramesh , what crap you wrote in the newspaper about Durban Park ????  >

Kabaka did not employ SAFETY when he dig up the reknowned race course !

I am kind of surprised that Jagdeo is not on that list.

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kwami she Jags only Crime is his dislike ofthe female gender !
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Do we know that for sure? As far as we can deduct his ex-wife did not fancy it up the rear, and fled the presidential residency. One would only resort to fleeing if it was a case of the wrong hole.

That's an interesting list with gandhi and hitler in the same fray - and I can't say I disagree with any of that.