Re: IN HIS OWN WORDS, ARINDAM BANERJEE'S COMMUNIST-PLUS EDUCATION AND MUSLIM INFLUENCE
fanabba
Jai Maharaj) wrote:
> In his own words, Arindam Banerjee's communist-plus education and Muslim influence
>
> Excerpt begins:
>
> "W. Bengal is atheist and communist, and most people in W. Bengal and
> Bangladesh who speak Bengali are Muslims. So, anti-Hinduism (to
> various degrees) is something institutional there, and has been for
> decades. It was under British rule that Hindu culture flourished
> somewhat, but after the mid sixties with the rise of Communism
> (supported by the poor refugees from East Bengal, and that caused by
> the evil national politicians who bungled the partition issues)
> everything Hindu in WB went downhill. I was lucky to be brought up in
> Bihar, where I had proper animistic/Hindu/Hindi/Sanskrit/Jesuit/
> Communist/English/Scientific education influenced by the company of
> some Muslim friends and teachers, and now I am living in Melbourne!
>
> "In the historic sense, Bengal has been Buddhist-Islamic for a very
> long time. Many people took up a peaceful form of Islam, propagated
> by Arab traders, from the tenth century, as an addition or
> alternative to animism or Buddhism. So when Iktiyar ud din Bakhtiyar
> Khalji landed up around 1200, he found the population to be Islamic
> so he did not carry out the mass slaughters as was the custom
> elsewhere in India. So Bengal and Kerala are a few of those places in
> India were spared the evil of invasion, and genuine Hindu culture
> still remains there among certain minority groups, that includes
> moi."
>
> - Arindam Banerjee January 16th, 2009 5:29 pm
>
> End of excerpt from:
>
> http://jaibihar.com/pakistan-bangladesh-plan-a-mughalistan-to-split-i...
>
> Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
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Dhanyavaad ! From Buddhism to Islam !
That is how far the majority of Bengalees have "progressed" !
Ambedkar has said that Islam destroyed Buddhism in the Northwest and
East of the Indian subcontinent !!
Bengalees say they dumped Buddhism because it was "impractical". Islam
is "practical" indeed !
hari-...@indeero.com
humiliation?
The person of the subject line once bought jay stevens,aka dr. jai etc.
for his wholly invented web image.
That person sought help for a charity project in india.
But soon he realized that as other real indians come soon to know, jay
stevens,aka dr. jai etc. is a fraud.
He is an american and not indian in the least nor are any of his lies
about being raised in india true except in his imagination and his
desire to decieve.
Jay stevens,aka dr. jai etc. was so happy to have pulled in some
attention from a real indian he almost wept.
But soon tears of joy turned to tears of shame and humilation when the
person dismissed jay stevens,aka dr. jai etc. for being a fraud.
Ever since jay stevens,aka dr. jai etc. has been web stalking that
person, even to writing libel and slander about that person's wife.
Jay stevens,aka dr. jai etc. consistant with his fraud reveals his high
moral level and enlightenment.
We can all take pity on his red burning face of shame and humilation.
harmony
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arindam's theory is that some arab traders convinced bengalis hindus to
convert to mummudism.
ever since then, the bengalis are shopping for a brooklyn bridge. arindam is
putting in a bid for a certain oil rig offshore lousiana along with mummud
dixit and some kerals.
Arindam Banerjee
screams that I am a "commie". Still, to give him his due, he has not
interpolated what I wrote.
On Apr 28, 11:30 pm, use...@mantra.com and/or www.mantra.com/jai (Dr.
Me, ...again!
Hello Arindam,
More than a great fool, Jai Maharaj (aka Jay Stevens) makes every mistake
in rhetoric, logic, fairness all in the name of demagogery, demonization,
character assassination, ad hominems, taking material out of context,
misrepresenting history, innuendo, propaganda, hype, hoopla, and
hucksterism. His purpose is destructive, inflamatory, and manipulative.
I find it amazing that he makes a big deal out of what you wrote which
seemed to me to be a general matter-of-fact overview of the West Bengal
culture and life. Communism? What the hell, all of India (and China, and
most/most of SE Asia and Russia) was more communist a few decades ago so
if you were born there, you had little choice but to grow up under it.
He pulls off this same crap on me, too, so don't feel like you are alone.
So, just a little earlier, I posted _MY_ interpretation of one of his very
recent posts. You may look for it on s.c.i (plus a.f.j-m, and others).
I had a great lunch today with friends.
/////////////////////////////
Me, ...again!
Jai Maharaj, a Foreign Agent in USA?...was: MOLE IN OUR MISSION
Mr. Maharaj posted the message (w/headers) quoted below with the above
original subject line (capitals only). This is a serious post with a
serious subject line. The word "mole" means spy, and "our mission" conjures
up these questions: i) who is "our"?, and ii) what us the "mission"? The
whole content of the post (see quote below) is of very deep details dealing
with the concern with politics in and the future of India.
Mr. Maharaj (aka Jay Stevens) has claimed he was born in India and claims
to follow Hinduism despite the fact that--from many posts in the past--many
real Hindus and real Indians do not accept Mr. Maharaj as a real Indian or a
real Hindu. The reader is referred to many FAQs and the archives to get
the details on why this is, but a point brought up repeatedly is that he
is living in the USA (Hawaii) and has lived here for a long time and is,
thus, an American. I would claim that if he was born in India, then he is
not a real American (while many Hindus do not recognize him as a real
Hindu), either. In addition, there is the identity confusion with "aka Jay
Stevens" (posters, and FAQs, from long ago say that Jai Maharaj is really
Jay Stevens. Mr. Maharaj puts the "Dr." title in front of his name, but
has never satisfied anyone's questions about the details and history of
this title. Mr. Maharaj claims he is an astrologer, or Vedic astrologer,
which does not place him in a highly respectable occupation. Mr. Maharaj
has never explicitly given details about his status in the USA (legal,
illegal, pending, greencard, visa, etc) but is surely at least an alien.
Considering that people who live in a country for a long time are
naturally obligated to show alegiance to that country (because they are
enjoying and benefitting from living there), it strikes me as curious that
Mr. Maharaj seems to be more deeply concerned with very serious details
in India and thus indicating that his real alegiance is towards India and
not the USA, where he lives and has lived for quite some time. This raises
the speculation that Mr. Maharaj may be a Foreign Agent in the USA whose
purpose is not to engage "...the pursuit of life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness" and show alegiance to the USA, but some purpose or
purposes involving the use of the USA as a "base" for ulterior benefit to
entities and forces in India.
Mr. Maharaj has not given an explanation for his motivations and actions,
but when he puts the word "mole" and the words "our mission," he is
implying that he "belongs to" that particulaar "our mission" and that
means he is pro-India-anti-American.
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Mole in our mission
Madhuri Gupta, arrested for spying in the Indian mission in
Islamabad, could have planted transmitting devices and tapped
telephones, writes B Raman
Op-Ed
The Pioneer
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Madhuri Gupta, Second Secretary in the Press and Information wing of
the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, has been arrested on the
charge of working for a foreign intelligence agency. She was called
to New Delhi ostensibly on consultation duty in connection with the
SAARC summit opening in Thimpu on April 29 and taken into custody
after her arrival.
Apparently, she was not aware that she was under suspicion. If she
was, she might not have come to New Delhi. Instead, she might have
fled to some other country to escape arrest and interrogation as
Major Rabinder Singh, an alleged mole of the Research & Analysis
Wing, did in 2004.
It has been reported that Home Secretary GK Pillai, has confirmed her
arrest. He has not given any other details. There are two
possibilities -- she was either working for Pakistan's Inter-Services
Intelligence or for the intelligence agency of a Western country
through its intelligence officer working under the cover of a
diplomat in Pakistan. I would not rule out the second possibility.
Western intelligence agencies, particularly the Central Intelligence
Agency, had in the past tried to recruit Indian diplomats posted in
Indian missions abroad through blackmail or offer of money or offer
of resident status in their country. Gupta is reported to be an
unmarried woman in her 40s.
The ISI normally uses money or blackmail for recruiting Indian
diplomats posted in Pakistan. In the 1980s, when Rajiv Gandhi was the
Prime Minister, the ISI had allegedly recruited a senior Indian armed
forces attaché by trapping him with the help of an attractive woman
in Karachi and then blackmailing him with her help. He was called
back to India under some pretext and removed from the armed forces.
He was not prosecuted.
If the allegations against her are correct, Gupta might have been
recruited by the agency which was using her either as an information
agent or as a service agent. An information agent consciously
supplies intelligence to which he or she has access. A service agent
facilitates an intelligence operation of the recruiting agency in
various ways.
As a Second Secretary in the Press and Information wing, Gupta might
not have had much access to sensitive intelligence. But, as she was
working in the High Commission, she would have had access to various
offices in the Indian High Commission for performing furtive tasks
such as planting bugs in the offices of the High Commissioner and
other diplomats, attaching transmitting devices for passing on the
telephone conversations of the High Commissioner and others to the
officer who recruited her, etc.
If she had been working as a service agent, she would have caused
immeasurable damage by enabling the agency that recruited her to
collect electronically a lot of sensitive intelligence. It would
never be possible to quantify and assess the extent of damage caused
by her. She herself would not know since she would be unaware what
kind of intelligence had been going on to her controlling officer
through the gadgets which she had planted in the Indian High
Commission on his direction.
In the 1970s, a British woman was recruited by the Indian Embassy in
Paris to work as a telephone operator. She had helped the MI-6, the
British intelligence service, in clandestinely recording the
telephone conversations of all Indian diplomats posted in Paris. She
had caused considerable damage before she was detected and sacked.
- The writer, a former senior official with R&AW, is a noted
security expert.
html://dailypioneer.com/252153/Mole-in-our-mission.html
More at:
http://www.dailypioneer.com
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
Previously:
Madhuri Gupta worked with ICWA, was keen to go to Pakistan
IANS
Sify
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Madhuri Gupta, the junior Indian diplomat who was arrested here on
charges of spying for Pakistan's ISI, worked with the Indian Council
of World Affairs (ICWA), a foreign policy think tank, before she was
posted at the Indian high commission in Islamabad.
She worked here in 2006-2007 as assistant director, an official at
the ICWA, better known as Sapru House, told IANS.
Sources told IANS that she specialized in Urdu and was very keen to
go to Pakistan, suggesting that she may have had cross-border links
for some time.
Gupta, who served as second secretary at the Indian High Commission
in Islamabad, was arrested from her home here on the charges of
spying for the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), police and official
sources told IANS.
'The accused Madhuri Gupta was arrested from her house in east Delhi
by Delhi Police's Special Cell on charges of spying and leaking some
important documents. Before the arrest, she was detained and
questioned for 2-3 days,' a police source told IANS.
'She was serving in press and information wing of the Indian High
Commission in Pakistan for the last couple of years. Her movements
were being followed from past several months,' he said.
'The woman was produced in the court Monday after which she was sent
to police custody,' the source added, saying that an official
statement on the arrest would probably come from the external affairs
ministry.
'We do not deny the report. But this is beyond the purview of the
home ministry,' G.K. Pillai, home secretary, told Times Now channel.
Other sources said Gupta had been under the scanner for some time and
the action was taken after it was confirmed that she was passing
sensitive information to her handlers.
Gupta was not a member of the main Indian Foreign Service (IFS), but
belonged to the lower cadre known as IFS-B.
More at:
http://sify.com/news/Madhuri-Gupta-worked-with-ICWA-was-keen-to-go-to-Pakist
an-news-National-ke1r4cbegai.html
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
India busts Pak spy ring, lady MEA officer held
Rediff
Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at 15:48 hours IST
A Second Secretary-level woman diplomat working in the Indian High
Commission in Islamabad has been arrested in New Delhi for allegedly
passing on information to Pakistani intelligence agencies.
A promotee officer of Ministry of External Affairs, 53-year-old
Madhuri Gupta, was arrested here four days back after she was
summoned to Delhi on the pretext of discussions on the current SAARC
summit meeting held in Thimpu, Bhutan, the sources said.
Sources in the Indian Intelligence Bureau told rediff.com that Gupta,
who was working in the press wing of the Indian High Commission in
Pakistan, was passing on sensitive information to Pakistani
intelligence agencies for kickbacks.
Although she was not privy to anything political, as her wing was in
no way connected to the political wing, Gupta was the liasoning
officer between the Indian and other embassies in Pakistan. She will
now remain in 10 days police custody where she will be interrogated
by the police for more information.
The IB says that the nature of her job did not give her access to
extremely sensitive information. There is surely no vital information
that has been leaked out. However, it is still being viewed as an
offence.
The IB further points out that her interrogation will lead them up to
more such persons.
It is not possible to carry out such an operation single handedly and
we are quite confident that she had more persons along with her who
conducted similar operations, IB sources said.
Pakistan has many such persons on its payroll and Gupta will be able
to tell us about them, they added.
Gupta has been with the Indian government since the past 30 years.
She had served in New Delhi prior to being transferred to Nepal and
later to Pakistan.
The IB says that they have been on her trail for nearly 8 months.
Sources say that she had a clean record until two years back when she
was approached by the Pakistan agencies to work for them and pass on
information relating to the Indian government.
Gupta, who has been booked under the provisions of the Official
Secrets Act, will now be grilled by a team of the Research and
Analysis Wing, Indian Intelligence Bureau and also the East Delhi
police (the part of Delhi that she hails from).
Simultaneously, the station head of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW)
in Islamabad R K Sharma has also come under the scanner, official
sources said.
The sources said Gupta, a spinster, is alleged to have been taking
information from the RAW station head in Islamabad, which was passed
to the Pakistani spy agencies.
The sources said that the role of Sharma had also come under scanner
for allegedly abusing his position and passing information to Gupta.
Additional Inputs: PTI
Tags: Madhuri Gupta, Research and Analysis Wing, IB, Sharma, Indian
Intelligence Bureau
More at:
http://news.rediff.com/report/2010/apr/27/lady-indian-diplomat-caught-spying
-for-pak-report.htm
Arindam Banerjee
The real question is, why isn't this fraud behind bars? He breaks
every rule in Usenet. He must have strong protection somewhere.
If there aren't laws existing to put these sorts behind bars, or
asylums, they should be made. Usenet is a very public technology, and
can be used for many productive purposes. Spammers, liars and abusers
like the jBm have no place here.
Cheers,
Arindam Banerjee
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Me, ...again!
On Wed, 28 Apr 2010, Arindam Banerjee wrote:
> Dear Straydog,
> The real question is, why isn't this fraud behind bars? He breaks
> every rule in Usenet.
There are no "rules" in NGs, just "netiquette" and these days that is
gone, too.
However, why don't you write down the "rules" he breaks, and we can work
together on this. I'm serious.
> He must have strong protection somewhere.
Part of it is "freedom of speech." FoS is nice, but he abuses it, too.
The rest is his gestapo intimidation process.
> If there aren't laws existing to put these sorts behind bars, or
> asylums, they should be made.
It's pretty hard to sue for lies unless the lies can be translated into
dollar sign values. After all, you can find a lot of lies in the media,
too. Just ask any Republican and he will say he tells the truth, its the
Democrats that lie. Then ask a Democrat....get same answer: its the
Republicans that lie.
Usenet is a very public technology, and
> can be used for many productive purposes. Spammers, liars and abusers
> like the jBm have no place here.
Well, I agree with you on that.
/////////////////////////
Arindam Banerjee
> On Wed, 28 Apr 2010, Arindam Banerjee wrote:
> > Dear Straydog,
> > The real question is, why isn't this fraud behind bars? He breaks
> > every rule in Usenet.
>
> There are no "rules" in NGs, just "netiquette" and these days that is
> gone, too.
>
> However, why don't you write down the "rules" he breaks, and we can work
> together on this. I'm serious.
When I joined Usenet, I had to agree to certain rules as a
precondition, so far as the ISP was giving me the service. No
spamming, no excessive posting, no breach of IP like the cut and
pastes jBm does, no posting material you have not written save within
accepted limits of propriety, etc. In other words, these were quasi-
legal requirements demanded by the ISP all of us have to obey. Now
this jBm has been breaking these rules flagrantly, over years and
years.
> > He must have strong protection somewhere.
>
> Part of it is "freedom of speech." FoS is nice, but he abuses it, too.
His ISP is very blind. I am sure many must have complained. It is
not his freedom of speech, but abuse of speech. Massive posting of
irrelevant material, deliberate provocation, character assassination,
lies and intimidation - these do not amount to freedom of speech.
Especially when he targets well-known and open individuals, who do not
hide under fake names, such as ourselves. It is simply intolerable
that these cowards attack those with a reputation. Had he been
anything worth suing, I would have dragged him to the courts for
defamation.
>
> The rest is his gestapo intimidation process.
>
> > If there aren't laws existing to put these sorts behind bars, or
> > asylums, they should be made.
>
> It's pretty hard to sue for lies unless the lies can be translated into
> dollar sign values. After all, you can find a lot of lies in the media,
> too. Just ask any Republican and he will say he tells the truth, its the
> Democrats that lie. Then ask a Democrat....get same answer: its the
> Republicans that lie.
Well, in my case, he has been saying I got my engineering degree
fraudulently, and that I am a communist. These are damned lies, made
with a view to demean me and my work in the eyes of a gullible
public. He loudly tells these lies, and when I retaliate, he picks
out some expressions from them and then loudly says that I am abusive.
As if self-defense was the same as being abusive! Since the jBm is a
shadowy entity, he cannot be caught easily. But the US authorities
should do something about this. This guy is seriously bad for the
image of Hindus, as he misrepresents Hinduism. Hinduism does not need
the "support" of shadowy criminal entities as this jBm.
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and/or www.mantra.com/jai
Excerpt begins:
End of excerpt from:
http://jaibihar.com/pakistan-bangladesh-plan-a-mughalistan-to-split-india/20092246.html
Me, ...again!
Hi Arindam, it is Thursday morning here, Got my morning coffee. Looks like
Maharaj was very busy spamming again, last night. More below....
On Wed, 28 Apr 2010, Arindam Banerjee wrote:
> On Apr 29, 11:31 am, "Me, ...again!" <arthu...@mv.com> wrote:
>> On Wed, 28 Apr 2010, Arindam Banerjee wrote:
>>> Dear Straydog,
>>> The real question is, why isn't this fraud behind bars? He breaks
>>> every rule in Usenet.
>>
>> There are no "rules" in NGs, just "netiquette" and these days that is
>> gone, too.
>>
>> However, why don't you write down the "rules" he breaks, and we can work
>> together on this. I'm serious.
>
> When I joined Usenet, I had to agree to certain rules as a
> precondition, so far as the ISP was giving me the service.
Yeah, but here are two facts as I've surmised: first, the ISPs almost
don't care what you do as long as its not hacking that ISP. The subscriber
money is more important than good netiquette. Second, I'm sure Maharaj is
running his own ISP and pays for a newsfeed (or gets his newsfeed by some
other arrangement) so he is boss; once your flow goes out, almost no ISPs
elsewhere really care. So that is how he gets away with it. And, if you
want to go further, then you'd have to launch litigation and that will
cost you nothing less than 4-6 figures in legal fees. The other approach
is to hack his boxes and you have to know how to do it, not get caught,
and have a lot of persistence. I know some details about this, but won't
post them openly here.
No
> spamming, no excessive posting, no breach of IP like the cut and
> pastes jBm does, no posting material you have not written save within
> accepted limits of propriety, etc.
There is a very large amount of this going on, already, even by pretty
innocent people. Just look on alt.politics.economics, for example. NG
copy-paste doesn't hurt the mainstream media that much because 99% of
internet traffic is http, and not nntp. Music sharing is probably ftp, and
the music industry has been suing the asses off these guys, too. And,
putting copy protections on, getting people pissed, too.
In other words, these were quasi-
> legal requirements demanded by the ISP all of us have to obey. Now
> this jBm has been breaking these rules flagrantly, over years and
> years.
I was having trouble with a guy on acc. Calling me names and then one day
he started putting _my_ name in the "from" field in the headers. That is
use of my name without my permission, fraud, and more. I sent an abuse
complaint both by email and physical letter. So far, no response. I could
hire a lawyer and then I'd get an answer. But, I've heard of this before.
Again, its not what is right or wrong, but if you have enough money to
_buy_ your "freedom" to do something. If this guy on acc continued to give
me the trouble, then I'd be looking for a lawyer.
>>> He must have strong protection somewhere.
>>
>> Part of it is "freedom of speech." FoS is nice, but he abuses it, too.
>
> His ISP is very blind. I am sure many must have complained. It is
> not his freedom of speech, but abuse of speech.
Demagogery, demonization and all those "Adolf Hitler" techniques you can
find in books that deal with the practical psychology of manipulation,
cult formation, and defects in human thinking, and other psychologies. If
you take ignorant-superstitious-gulible-unsophisticated people (such as
are found almost everywhere, even on NGs) and play your cards right, you
will get at least some following, sooner or later. Maybe even more, faster
in 3rd world places.
Massive posting of
> irrelevant material, deliberate provocation, character assassination,
> lies and intimidation - these do not amount to freedom of speech.
I was mildly offended with his "Hindu supremacy" post some time back, but
when he sellectively attacked Christian priest sex abuse and totally
ignored Hindu priest sex abuse cases that could be easily found by Google,
then I knew that this guy was a nut-case. Then, I did a Google search on
"Maharaj FAQ" and found several. The descriptions were accurate. So, we
have, basically, an enemy of the people, and an enemy of the public good.
> Especially when he targets well-known and open individuals, who do not
> hide under fake names, such as ourselves.
Its a gestapo intimidation smear tactic. And, there is so much fear of
"exposing" real names, and it is such a fear of this vulnerability and he
knows he can do this and get away with it, and so it is hard to fight the
guy except the way I am doing it, and you are helping by not being
intimidated. So, if there are any reasonable people out there, this should
reinforce "our side" of the conflict.
It is simply intolerable
> that these cowards attack those with a reputation.
I know. We had this guy McCarthy decades ago who struck fear in our govt
and then when the guy couldn't back up his claims, he just fell like a hot
potatoe.
A lot of people don't like Maharaj and for all of the counter-bashing that
I am doing, it is interesting that there is not a groundswell of support
for jBm from his followers. Otherwise, I'd be mobbed off these NGs by tons
of anti-me posts. I don't see them, so, ...Maharaj is really posting to a
black hole.
Had he been
> anything worth suing, I would have dragged him to the courts for
> defamation.
Simple name-calling probably won't do it. Real slander/defamation would
have to show that he has harmed you, financially or with serious mental
depression, need a lot of testimony from psychiatrists, etc.
>>
>> The rest is his gestapo intimidation process.
>>
>>> If there aren't laws existing to put these sorts behind bars, or
>>> asylums, they should be made.
>>
>> It's pretty hard to sue for lies unless the lies can be translated into
>> dollar sign values. After all, you can find a lot of lies in the media,
>> too. Just ask any Republican and he will say he tells the truth, its the
>> Democrats that lie. Then ask a Democrat....get same answer: its the
>> Republicans that lie.
>
> Well, in my case, he has been saying I got my engineering degree
> fraudulently, and that I am a communist.
He has never explained his own "Dr." before his name. I'll be glad to give
the details on my PhD, but no one askes. He is a hypocrit and bigot.
These are damned lies, made
> with a view to demean me and my work in the eyes of a gullible
> public.
Yes, but if you look for a job and the next employer checks with your
degree granting institution, then jBm's claim can't hurt you. If the
employer pays some private detective to get the dirt on you, then they
find this shit by jBm, and if they read it carefully and find out where
its coming from, and if they know your past history and a lot of India was
very communist decades ago, I hardly think it will hurt you. What the
hell, we've got 100,000 Chinese (communist) kids in US colleges, lots of
Chinese working in all kinds of jobs in the USA. Think their past is
hurting them?
He loudly tells these lies, and when I retaliate, he picks
> out some expressions from them and then loudly says that I am abusive.
Yeah, he is a hypocrit. You're doing nothing wrong. Nothing.
> As if self-defense was the same as being abusive! Since the jBm is a
> shadowy entity, he cannot be caught easily.
I have another notion: "Jai Maharaj" is not just aka Jay Stevens, it may
be an alias and that means maybe we're dealing with three identities, the
third of which, the "real" person is yet to be identified, let along the
three way connection. This is why I posted the "foreign agents" piece.
Our FBI, etc. should be following these people.
But the US authorities
> should do something about this. This guy is seriously bad for the
> image of Hindus, as he misrepresents Hinduism.
Yeah, I know that, too. And, his sellective anti-Christian attitude would
be a hate crime if there were a national hate crime law (I'd have to look
this up), but most hate crimes are local. We have one in our neighborhood
and they do prosecute people, fine them, and put them in the clink for
some period.
Hinduism does not need
> the "support" of shadowy criminal entities as this jBm.
I would think not, too.
Otherwise, jBm is an example where freedom of speech lets the monsters get
away with murder. Alternative? Take away freedom of speech? I'd rather
keep it and try to deal with the monsters like JBm.
See you tommorrow? I'll be busy for most of today.
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