Grief-stricken Sikhs join in prayer in Queens

Grief-stricken Sikhs join in prayer in Queens
New York Daily News -
Crowds gathered at the Sikh Cultural Society in Queens to remember those killed in the Wisconsin temple massacre. Mohan Singh Khatra, the Queens temple's chairman, was planning to visit relatives in Wisconsin this weekend

These guys are great politicians...they are managing a tragedy really well. Publicity is always good.

I mean how can you be grief-stricken when the only thing connecting you to these folks is your belief? Pardon my perceived insensitivity...but I keep it real. I mourn for no one.

DO YOU MOAN FOR ANYONE. HEHHHHHE

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=69551.msg433228#msg433228 date=1344372235]
DO YOU MOAN FOR ANYONE. HEHHHHHE
[/quote]
Your honor,that is circumstantial! ::rofl::

AS LONG AS ITS NOT CIRCUMCISION. HAHHHHHA

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=69551.msg433230#msg433230 date=1344372498]
AS LONG AS ITS NOT CIRCUMCISION. HAHHHHHA
[/quote]
Bai when you gettin' circumcision, you does groan!!!! ::rofl::

AND MOAN I HEAR

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=69551.msg433232#msg433232 date=1344372633]
AND MOAN I HEAR
[/quote]

Yeah UK, moan nah!

Oak Creek, Wisconsin (CNN) -- The suspect in the Wisconsin Sikh temple tragedy is dead and can never be questioned about his motives, but authorities have arrested Wade Michael Page's former girlfriend on a weapons charge.
Misty Cook was charged with possessing a gun, which is illegal because she is a felon, said South Milwaukee Police Lt. Jason Walker.
The arrest was part of a joint investigation between the FBI and the South Milwaukee Police Department, Walker said.