05-31-2008, 05:19 AM
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I dont want to go into details, @sud I was brought up in chennai, but my grandpa hails from rajamundhry and my aunts still live there. My dadâs sisters family there in rajamundhry converted to x-tianity during the rule of N Janardhan reddy in the early 90âs. (janardhan reddy himself was a convert), i know the troubled they went thru in my family and outside and they converted back to hindusim in 99. I will just finish by saying that under any political scene, their current population in andhra which is 1.55% will never go above 3-4%. That is my take, wait for the next census if u want. If these people are neo converts, then they dont want to say they are x-tian becos they want quota, they leave hindu culture for money. Then they betray both religions, so in my opinion such people dont count at all, all they want is money and benefits both at the same time.
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Psyched too much, eh? Well, i hope so. Sadly, I donât think it is just paranoia. Iâm from coastal andhra. Every single village (pally, we call them in Telugu) has at least one church now. The hills around Vijaywada are painted with crosses. The amount of money, study, organization pouring into this massive social re-engineering project are nothing I would easily scoff at.
Why donât they call themselves xtian? Because there are benefits (under reservations) to registering as yindoo in sarkari records. But they are xtian, have no doubt.
The maoist/naxal movement in our tribal areas seems to curiously precede the move-in by the church, in case anyoneâs noticed. This has been evident all over our tribal areas - from Jharkhand to Orissa to Chattisgarh. Nepal, a landlocked country where the maoist movement started in 1996 in the remote Rolpa distt is now in the hands of the maoists. MI6 agents were involved in arms-dropping for the maoists (anyone recall the Purulia airdrop case in 1995?). And the churchists are now running the show with their purse-strings there too.
Hey, maybe Iâve gone off the deep end. Maybe I am being hypersensitive and sensational. The Lawd knows, I would dearly love to be wrong on this one. But something tells me I am not. I am totally open to evidence that the Maoists are not supported by a foreign power(s). Any evidence that says the Maoists target churches as much as they do temples and govt property in our tribal areas. Any evidence that the targets for xtian conversion are our SC and ST population groups. Anything at all.
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CBN has seen the light.
Its not the muslims in Ap who figure highest in his calculations.
It the neo-converts to xtianity. Their numbers are huge and donât show up in the census poll. Like BJP in KT, their influence in Ap wasnât built overnight. Its been in the making for yrs now, plenty of $$$ and propaganda has gone in. YSR himself is a xtian convert, btw. And thereâs reason why US pressured/ cajoled India for a new US consulate in Hyd.
AP is almost a lost cause, seems like. The caste coalition there wont favor the BJP. The first xtian state in mainstream India is on its way. Perhaps.
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I dont want to go into details, @sud I was brought up in chennai, but my grandpa hails from rajamundhry and my aunts still live there. My dadâs sisters family there in rajamundhry converted to x-tianity during the rule of N Janardhan reddy in the early 90âs. (janardhan reddy himself was a convert), i know the troubled they went thru in my family and outside and they converted back to hindusim in 99. I will just finish by saying that under any political scene, their current population in andhra which is 1.55% will never go above 3-4%. That is my take, wait for the next census if u want. If these people are neo converts, then they dont want to say they are x-tian becos they want quota, they leave hindu culture for money. Then they betray both religions, so in my opinion such people dont count at all, all they want is money and benefits both at the same time.
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Psyched too much, eh? Well, i hope so. Sadly, I donât think it is just paranoia. Iâm from coastal andhra. Every single village (pally, we call them in Telugu) has at least one church now. The hills around Vijaywada are painted with crosses. The amount of money, study, organization pouring into this massive social re-engineering project are nothing I would easily scoff at.
Why donât they call themselves xtian? Because there are benefits (under reservations) to registering as yindoo in sarkari records. But they are xtian, have no doubt.
The maoist/naxal movement in our tribal areas seems to curiously precede the move-in by the church, in case anyoneâs noticed. This has been evident all over our tribal areas - from Jharkhand to Orissa to Chattisgarh. Nepal, a landlocked country where the maoist movement started in 1996 in the remote Rolpa distt is now in the hands of the maoists. MI6 agents were involved in arms-dropping for the maoists (anyone recall the Purulia airdrop case in 1995?). And the churchists are now running the show with their purse-strings there too.
Hey, maybe Iâve gone off the deep end. Maybe I am being hypersensitive and sensational. The Lawd knows, I would dearly love to be wrong on this one. But something tells me I am not. I am totally open to evidence that the Maoists are not supported by a foreign power(s). Any evidence that says the Maoists target churches as much as they do temples and govt property in our tribal areas. Any evidence that the targets for xtian conversion are our SC and ST population groups. Anything at all.
--
CBN has seen the light.
Its not the muslims in Ap who figure highest in his calculations.
It the neo-converts to xtianity. Their numbers are huge and donât show up in the census poll. Like BJP in KT, their influence in Ap wasnât built overnight. Its been in the making for yrs now, plenty of $$$ and propaganda has gone in. YSR himself is a xtian convert, btw. And thereâs reason why US pressured/ cajoled India for a new US consulate in Hyd.
AP is almost a lost cause, seems like. The caste coalition there wont favor the BJP. The first xtian state in mainstream India is on its way. Perhaps.
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