Blast In Mumbai's Suburban Train

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<!--QuoteBegin-Kaushal+Jul 12 2006, 12:32 AM-->QUOTE(Kaushal @ Jul 12 2006, 12:32 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->India has become a helpless giant.
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India is you and me. I certainly don't feel helpless. Himalay is high and huge but you only need a small track and a lots of will to climb it. Not a terribaly big feet.



<!--QuoteBegin-Kaushal+Jul 12 2006, 12:32 AM-->QUOTE(Kaushal @ Jul 12 2006, 12:32 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Apeople who cannot defend themselves deserve nothing better,and eventually India will perish as a civilization.Maybe the price India has to pay to survive is to yell 'Allah o Akbar'at the slightest provocation, cover all its women in a burqah and lockthem up at home with out a drivers license. We cannot seem to come up with any other alternative
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They were all insignificant weeklings before they made it big.

romans- they were insignificant out casts that were driven out of neighboring kingdoms
Brits- were the weekest of all the european empires when the first step foot in India
Americans- were rag tag bunch of illequiped illtrained farmers with no navy or army. with little luck and determination became what they are.

The first rule of the game is 'never die in spirit before you die in body'