09-24-2008, 05:55 AM
US concern over attacks
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Bangalore, DHNS: US Consul General Andrew T Simkin and his three member team on Tuesday expressed grave concern over the attacks on churches and Christians in Karnataka, after a meeting with Christian leaders here.
A detailed dossier on the violence and attacks was handed over by the leaders to Simkin. <b>The meeting was held at the request of the team, which was acting on the directions of the US Department of State.</b> Vice Consul Paul A Hinshaw, Political Officer Scott E Woodard, and Economist George Mathew were part of the team. The Consul General revealed that they had already sent their diplomats to Mangalore too. The US government always surveys such occurences whenever a faith was under attack and reports to Washington.
The diplomat had a luncheon meeting with inter alia MP <b>H T Sangliana</b>, retired HC judge Justice M F Saldanha; retired DGP FTR Colaso, President of the Global Council of Christians Dr Sajan George, <b>B G Koshy of Transparency International</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Sangliana is the head of New Life, the christian group which published the booklets which incited hate towards hindu gods.
Now he goes and hand overs a "detailed dossier" to an official of foreign govt.
The plan is simple: Incite hate against others and when they respond in kind, shout discrimination and run to the foreign nation which funded the group.
Note: New Life is an american origin group.
Also to be noted is the presence of B G Koshy of Transparency International in this group which met the american foreign official.
To a small extent the FDI inflows in the country are dependent on the perception of economic climate that is prevailing there. Perception on the levels of corruption in the country also plays an important part in the decision of investment.
Since this Transparency International has taken a consistently opposing stand by trying to paint high levels of corruption in india the role of the organisation needs to be investigated.
Months after the new bjp govt took office in karnataka this transparency International came with a report that karnataka was the most corrupt state in India. Coincidence?
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->September 24, 2008
Bangalore, DHNS: US Consul General Andrew T Simkin and his three member team on Tuesday expressed grave concern over the attacks on churches and Christians in Karnataka, after a meeting with Christian leaders here.
A detailed dossier on the violence and attacks was handed over by the leaders to Simkin. <b>The meeting was held at the request of the team, which was acting on the directions of the US Department of State.</b> Vice Consul Paul A Hinshaw, Political Officer Scott E Woodard, and Economist George Mathew were part of the team. The Consul General revealed that they had already sent their diplomats to Mangalore too. The US government always surveys such occurences whenever a faith was under attack and reports to Washington.
The diplomat had a luncheon meeting with inter alia MP <b>H T Sangliana</b>, retired HC judge Justice M F Saldanha; retired DGP FTR Colaso, President of the Global Council of Christians Dr Sajan George, <b>B G Koshy of Transparency International</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Sangliana is the head of New Life, the christian group which published the booklets which incited hate towards hindu gods.
Now he goes and hand overs a "detailed dossier" to an official of foreign govt.
The plan is simple: Incite hate against others and when they respond in kind, shout discrimination and run to the foreign nation which funded the group.
Note: New Life is an american origin group.
Also to be noted is the presence of B G Koshy of Transparency International in this group which met the american foreign official.
To a small extent the FDI inflows in the country are dependent on the perception of economic climate that is prevailing there. Perception on the levels of corruption in the country also plays an important part in the decision of investment.
Since this Transparency International has taken a consistently opposing stand by trying to paint high levels of corruption in india the role of the organisation needs to be investigated.
Months after the new bjp govt took office in karnataka this transparency International came with a report that karnataka was the most corrupt state in India. Coincidence?