Unmasking AIT

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<!--QuoteBegin-Hauma Hamiddha+Mar 20 2007, 12:43 AM-->QUOTE(Hauma Hamiddha @ Mar 20 2007, 12:43 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Who are these Brahminist scholars? Hindu traitors definitely have many of *brahmin origin* (e.g. D.N. Jha) in their midst, but perhaps you are aware of the dharma rule that the brAhmaNa who does not perform his saMdhya is not a brAhmaNa. So these of brahminical origin  are not considered brAhmaNas by practicing ones and do nothing good for the brAhmaNas in particular or Hindus in general.
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I am tempted to quote this for such so-called 'brahmins'. In Adhyatma Ramayanam, Sri Sukadeva relates this dialogue between Maharshi Narad and Brahma:

विप्रा लोभग्रहग्रस्ता वेदविक्रयजीविनः
धनार्जनार्थनभ्यस्तविद्यामतविमोहिताः
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तद्वच्छूद्राश्च ये केचिद्ब्राह्मणाचारतत्पराः

(Narad disappointedly laments to Brahma that he foresees in Kaliyuga that -) Fallen to the planets of greed, Brahmins will not be short of selling the Vedas, even if just for eaning a living. Only motivation left for learning will be wealth. And some, who will actually be Sudras, will pose and be ready to imitate as Brahmins.