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Harvard Ethics: An Oxymoron
Like Mudy said in post#193 (this thread): this kreatur Raju Thomas is probably desperate to fit in, but his non-Europeanness is closing him off in spite of his faithfulness to christoterrorism.
Maybe he is experiencing the same discrimination in America that some famous(?) US reporter 'Helen Thomas' (also a Syrian) experienced - she was:
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Reared in a large Syrian family that had endured discrimination<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->And maybe he's had an American christo call him 'that old Arab', just like Ann Coulter did about Helen Thomas:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Ann Coulter: "Press passes can't be that hard to come by if the White House allows that old Arab Helen Thomas to sit within yards of the President."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->While that's what was reserved for a supposedly respected and established journalist of 80-something (wackypedia says about H Thomas: 'born August 4, 1920') , a nobody like Raju Thomas must be feeling the love even more...
But at least this Helen Thomas dares to think for herself - regardless of whether her opinions are right or not - and is not worshipping some other people as masters. Because she apparently dares to believe something like 'Bush and Cheney are destroying democracy'.
Yet <i>Raju</i> Thomas, cowering before his superiors and hoping they might finally toss him a bone, must have realised that that Syrian ancestry does not wash off. Perhaps he thought knocking Hindus <i>yet another time</i> might give him some points in front of Herr Kommandant WitSSel and the KKK. Oder nicht.


<!--QuoteBegin-Mudy+Oct 4 2007, 09:09 AM-->QUOTE(Mudy @ Oct 4 2007, 09:09 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin--><!--QuoteBegin--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->From: Raju Thomas <gcthomas2@yahoo.com>
Date: Oct 4, 2007 3:37 AM
Subject: Re: [india-unity] Protest against Sonia Gandhi
To: xxx@yahoogroups.com, YMalaiya <yyyy@yahoo.com>
Cc: George Thomas <gcthomas2@yahoo.com>

<b>Perhaps all Hindus who settled in the West should be
denied public office or take economic advantage of the
West. If Sonia does not belong in India, they dont
belong in the West either/</b>

Raju G. C. Thomas<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->[right][snapback]73873[/snapback][/right]<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->Raju Thomas - the Syrian christo from India (who at least moved out) - might have caused a major no-no with this one. Perhaps it may encourage all the Syrian christos in India to pack up and go back to Syria. After all, it's been documented how the syrian christos - in spite of having been given refuge in India - are the ones that asked the christos of Portugal to come over to convert the inconvertibles. Next to that, they keep up their fraud of how the Hindus supposedly killed non-existent santa thomas. Even today. (Latest update at http://hamsa.org/sharan.htm which records the recent 20 Aug 2007 lie in the 'New Indian Express' by some christo or other, presumably a Syrian variant since her name doesn't sound Portuguese. This time round the accused in the murder-that-never-happened are no longer Brahmins but a Raja Mahadevan! My, how the christo lies keep changing...)

Alien traitors are even less welcome than local ones (true not just in India, but the world over). And that naturally includes Sonia Gandhi, who's ready to feed us to jeebus via the Vatican.

But why doesn't Raju Thomas be the first one to show he's serious and import all his christo family - including extended - to the US or Syria or wherever. Hey, I could live with that.

Raju Thomas, trying to live up to his Syrian christo ancestors:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->In the 4th century AD Christianity became the dominant religion and than the established religion in the Roman Empire. The Sassanian rulers of Iran wisely foresaw that the Syrian Christians within their borders would develop into a fifth column of their powerful neighbors. Their solution was to persecute the Syrian Christians. Some of these Christians fled Iran as groups. In AD 345, around 400 odd persons from 72 families comprising men, women and children, reached Cragananore (Kodungalloore) Kerala, under the leadership of a merchant, one Thomas Cananeus. The Hindu Kings gave them refuge. What these treacherous Christians did in return was to invite Vasco de Gama to invade India. This information recently came to light from Portugese documents. Sanjay Subrahmaniam in Lisbon went through the Portugese Documents `Career and Legend of Vasco Da Gama` and found that these Kerala Christians known as Syrian Christians were indeed a fifth column spies and brought Vasco Da Gama to Kerala shores that began the colonization of India. They had offered to the Portugese, French and British their support to defeat and evict the local kings, Zamorins, who gave them the refuge. Vasco da Gama had bombarded Calicut, in Kerala when the Zamorin ruler of that place refused to be dictated by him. He had plundered the Kerala ships bringing rice to the city and cut off the ears, noses and hands of the crews. The Zamorin had sent to him an envoy after securing Portuguese safe-conduct. Vasco da Gama had cut off the nose, ears and hands of the envoy and strung them around his neck together with a palm-leaf on which a message was conveyed to the Indian king that he could cook and eat a curry made from his envoy`s limbs."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->(Last sentence above: Ooh, the faithful Vasco the Gama was a ready cannibal.)

I don't think the ingrate Raju Thomas ought to be giving lessons on who should be grateful/respectful...
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