posted July 10, 2005 03:39 AM         

The Damn topic is about indians and their culture of which you KUTHA are trying to marginalise and belittle them by suggesting that they are backward because they worship trees. I am showing you backward git that they are not backward and they never have been backward, only very poor but not any more.
Pinhead I am telling you that India is not only just about tree worshippers its also about progress and advancements. The Tree worshippers are Hindus; of whom are getting streets ahead of every Country in South Asia.

Indian Leaders are in G8 summit meeting as I speak. You damn Kutha they are not there to WORSHIP TREES get it; they are in the summit beacause they are regarded largely, AS fast becomming a powerhouse in industries and creating wealth.

They are soon to join the permanent member of UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL. All this from whorshipping trees!!!!!.

While you bahan chod run INDIANS down and I will bring them up and show you KUTHA they are superior to you any time, coolie boy KUNTA KINTA.

Since when worshipping trees is backwardness, ha KUTHA? It's made them into one of the world POWERHOUSE.

You are only jealous because you have no religion only a concept of NIBANA of which can never be achieved. The tree worshippers have religion and concept of NIRVANA too, afterall it's they who invented the concept of NIRVANA, it's your sort changed it to NIBANA get it kutha bahan chod.

No reply on Indians success in world tennis!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The tree worshipper

I will be posting more on the subject of tree worshipping and rebuttals to anything you say against Indians. Get it Cabeza de mierda.

At least Indians are willing to learn and progress but you KUTHA are a loser and irrevolably reaching your nibana.

posted September 28, 2005 03:26 PM            

There was a hindu devotee who received a statue of Lord Siva from his Guru and he performed pooja daily to that statue.After some passage of time he was frustrated that Siva had not yet answered his prayers.He was angry and informed about it to his Guru.The Guru gave him a statute of Kali and the devotee carried on as usual worshipping the Kali.He replaced the Siva's statue with Kali and placed Siva's statue in a corner.While doing arthi with incence, he found that the smoke from the incence reaching the statue of Siva.He got angry and picked up the Siva's statue and and started to plug Siva's nose with cotton.He started to talk to Siva in an angry tone ;"you have no right to inhale the smell of incence that was meant for Kali". As soon as he said that Lord Siva appeared and the devotee fell on his knees and cried "you never came when I prayed for you and how come you are here now". Siva said , before you only worshipped an idol but your act of plugging the ears showed that you believed in devine presence there.

This story I read somewhere but forgive me for not telling the way I read.I used my own words without the benifit of that article.I am humbly submitting that the words used in that passage was very powerful.Due to my ignorence I have not justified the style that was presented in.

posted October 07, 2005 10:36 AM            

Caste & the Tamil Nation -
Brahmins, Non Brahmins & Dalits

" Narayanamma and 800,000 other toilet cleaners are on the lowest rung of the caste system in India. They are despised by everyone. They experience absolute exclusion from the cradle to the grave. They are the other face of India; the one that nobody likes to see. It is in sharp contrast to the progressive, technological, we-have-the-bomb-and-are-no longer-the-Third-World face.Chennai railway, station says it all. It has a hot spot for laptops to download mail, mobile phone chargers, international food counters offering burgers, chocolate mousse and chow mein next to hot dosas and chicken tikka. Yet, a few metres away, sweeper women clean shit in the most primitive manner possible, lifting it out of the railway track with a stick, broom and pieces of tin. Why does this unacceptable, utterly obscene dichotomy exist. Because hardly anyone wants it to change..." Mari Marcel Thekaekara on the Stink of Untouchability in the "New Internationalist, July 2005".