How yuh doing, INDIA ?

ketchim · 11-14-2018, 05:06 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
all ah dat may be well and good but Israhell runs every country in the world. deh slipping now but they still do for the moment

dat is no mean achievement. deh even run bad america.

deh have humiliated bad not weak and coward america because the whole world knows dat the Jews control america...have america running dog for Israhell .

all the americans do is what Israhell tells dem to do..nothing less and nothing more. in the meantime deh just sit on their haunches and wait for orders

dat said who the hell is India den when it come so. and when it come so who the hell even is Pakistan..Pakistan too in the Jewish squeeze, squished and hung out to dry everyday

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#12
A court in India has sentenced a man to death over the 1984 anti-Sikh riots that left nearly 3,000 people dead.

Yashpal Singh was earlier found guilty of killing two Sikh men in Delhi. Another man, Naresh Sherawat, was given life imprisonment.

Sikhs were targeted in the capital and elsewhere after Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by one of her Sikh bodyguards.
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#13
Sikhism was born in Punjab, a region that was divided between the two countries during partition in 1947.

India and Pakistan have agreed to construct a new border entry point and road to allow Sikh pilgrims
from India to visit a shrine in Pakistan.

The Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur is one of Sikhism's holiest shrines
The religion's founder, Guru Nanak, spent the last 18 years of his life there.

The decision coincides with the 550th anniversary of Guru Nanak's birth.

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#14
Tens of thousands of Indian farmers have marched to the parliament in the capital, Delhi
to highlight the deepening agrarian crisis.

They arrived on Thursday from across the country and held a rally demanding better crop prices, drought relief and loan waivers.

Indian agriculture has been blighted by a depleting water table and declining productivity for decades.

This is the fourth such farmers' protest in the past year.
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#15
A police officer in northern India was killed trying to calm a mob angered by reports that cows
regarded by Hindus as holy, had been slaughtered in the area.

Police inspector Subodh Kumar Singh tried to calm the mob but was killed ~
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#16
Foolish people will always do foolish things! They refuse to learn anything new and believe in their old crappy traditions. smh!

#17
A statue of Mahatma Gandhi, the famed Indian independence leader, has been removed from a university campus in Ghana's capital, Accra.
University of Ghana lecturers began a petition for its removal shortly after it was unveiled in 2016
by India's former President Pranab Mukherjee.
The petition said Gandhi was "racist" and African heroes should be put first.
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#18
In his early writings he referred to black South Africans as "kaffirs" - a highly offensive racist slur.
He also said that Indians were "infinitely superior" to black people.


Lecturers and students celebrated in front of the newly empty plinth after the statue was removed
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#19
Googley post=367322 Wrote:Foolish people will always do foolish things! smh!
Arrests made after rice at the Temple consecartion ceremony was Poisoned and 11 people dead, 70 in hospital !!!
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#20
A troubling trend of rape videos going viral in India
has led many to believe that smartphones and easy access to violent porn
coupled with a lack of sex education
could fuel sexual violence.

Earlier this year, a video showing a group of teenage boys trying to rip the clothes off a young woman
was shared extensively on WhatsApp in India.

In it, she is urging them to stop, using the term "bhaiyya" (Hindi for brother)
but they are jeering, laughing, clearly enjoying themselves.

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