09-10-2007, 08:26 AM
As they say, <i>Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it.</i>
And you can see why people want us to forget our history, our past, our culture and our heritage. Now, what would prompt some newbie to ignore over a thousand posts, links, articles and references on this website and put some loaded charges? We know that there has been a very systematic and co-ordinated effort for past 150+ years for us to forget our history. And certain elements in our nation have played their role in this agenda. Some as unwitting accomplices and others as hatchet men for monetary gain. It's too bad for such forces that with technological progress and free flow of ideas and thoughts, we are reclaiming history. The battle for textbooks in California is one such battleground where the honest, hard-working and decent folks have taken such Witzelian conspirators head on. Support them folk, every $ counts.
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Shambu,
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I agree. Some point by point rebutal can be offered with material just on this website without reference to any external sources. Perhaps Nanduji here will spend some time on this website and learn something in the process too. Or maybe he'll just convenience us wrap up here <!--emo&
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Nandu: You've made some loaded statements as in your forefathers being cowardly and all. Please, what's the source of these gems you've heaped upon us? It's important to understand the pedigree of such ideas for a honest discussion going forward.
And you can see why people want us to forget our history, our past, our culture and our heritage. Now, what would prompt some newbie to ignore over a thousand posts, links, articles and references on this website and put some loaded charges? We know that there has been a very systematic and co-ordinated effort for past 150+ years for us to forget our history. And certain elements in our nation have played their role in this agenda. Some as unwitting accomplices and others as hatchet men for monetary gain. It's too bad for such forces that with technological progress and free flow of ideas and thoughts, we are reclaiming history. The battle for textbooks in California is one such battleground where the honest, hard-working and decent folks have taken such Witzelian conspirators head on. Support them folk, every $ counts.
You want to make a statement, contribute to www.capeem.org
Shambu,
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->argue to convince others who might be watching". Hence the argument...
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
I agree. Some point by point rebutal can be offered with material just on this website without reference to any external sources. Perhaps Nanduji here will spend some time on this website and learn something in the process too. Or maybe he'll just convenience us wrap up here <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tongue.gif' /><!--endemo--> Nandu: You've made some loaded statements as in your forefathers being cowardly and all. Please, what's the source of these gems you've heaped upon us? It's important to understand the pedigree of such ideas for a honest discussion going forward.