Nexus Between Entities Influencing India

[Husky]

Several news items.

The dates for 1 and 3 are relevant.



1. firstpost.com/politics/will-ensure-every-faith-culture-equal-place-society-pm-modi-unesco-2192535.html

Will ensure every faith, culture has an equal place in our society: PM Modi at UNESCO

Apr 10, 2015 19:31 IST



#Hindutva elements #Sangh Parivar #TheySaidIt #UNESCO #United Nations



Paris: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday assured minorities in India that rights and liberty of citizens of all faiths will be protected and equal place ensured for them, comments that come against the backdrop of anti-minority campaign by Hindutva elements.



In a speech at the UNESCO in Paris, he emphasised his vision of inclusiveness and said cultures, traditions and religions should be used to overcome the rising tide of extremism, violence and divisions across the world.



[photo caption:] Narendra Modi. PTI



"We have built a modern state in an ancient land, with a timeless tradition of openness and co-existence and, a society of extraordinary diversity.



"We will defend and protect the rights and liberty of every citizen. We will ensure that every citizen of every faith, culture and creed has an equal place in our society; belief in her future; and the confidence to pursue it," the Prime Minister said.



Modi's assurance assumes significance as there have been apprehensions among minorities following attacks on churches in some places and the ghar vapsi campaign of Sangh Parivar outfits.



(- Never mind that christoislamics from Bangladesh were caught in the alleged "gangrape" of a nun in W Bengal, which was never a gangrape even as per the anti-Hindu W Bengal police.

- Never mind that an islamaniac confessed to vandalising the Agra church because is christian lover spurned him. Note Agra is in Uttar Pradesh, ruled by an anti-Hindu and pro-christoislamic party, where islamaniac Azam Khan has been presiding over mass forced conversions of Hindoos. And even the christoislamised Agra police couldn't pin this on Hindus.

- Etc. Etc.)





The gathering included a large number of NRIs who shouted 'Modi, Modi, Modi' and 'vande mataram' to which he responded 'Good, Good'.



Observing that the strength of a nation is determined by the "joined hands of every citizen" and the "real progress is measured through empowerment of the weakest", he said, "this has been our creed since we assumed office nearly a year ago".



Modi underlined that "culture must connect, not divide, our world" and that it should be a bridge to greater respect and understanding between people. The Prime Minister, while outlining the steps taken by his government for the development of the country, said, "We shall judge our progress not just by the cold statistics of growth, but by the warm glow of belief and hope on human faces. For me, it means many things".



Invoking the Indian Constitution, he underlined that its foundation rests on a fundamental principle "the peace and prosperity of all is indivisible from the welfare of the individual".



During his 20-minute speech, Modi, who is here on a four-day visit, referred to the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi as also philosopher sage Aurobindo, at whose statue outside the UNESCO building he paid his respects.



"There is much that we can learn from his humanism and spiritualism, from his belief in the unity of individual consciousness with the world outside; the enlightened purpose of education; the service of science; and, the unity of world, founded on national freedom, diversity of civilisations and autonomy of culture," Modi said, flanked by UNESCO Director General Irena Bukova.



Noting that the link between habitat and fulfilment of human potential is deep and strong, he said, "It is a guiding spirit for the purpose of this institution – the defence of peace in the mind of men".



"The fault lines in our world are shifting from the boundaries of nations into the web of our societies and the streets of our cities.



"The threats are changing from domination by states to destruction by groups. We fight today not only over what we claim, but also for who we are. And, in many parts of the world, culture remains a source of conflict.



"We have access to communication at the click of a mouse. We live in a world of information. Yet, we know that familiarity does not always lead to fraternity; or reduce prejudice," Modi said.



Among those who were present in the audience were Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani, senior Congress leader Karan Singh, who is on the Executive Board of UNESCO, as also Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat, who was mobbed by several NRIs for photographs. [size="5"]"The highest priority for my government is to provide a roof over every head; power in every house; sanitation and clean water within everyone's reach; a hope for every child to survive; and a chance for every new mother to love her child," Modi said.[/size]



"It also means clean rivers, air that we can breathe and forests filled with the sound of birds. To achieve these goals, we need not just policies and resources, but even more the power of science," he said.



PTI

Did Modi just pull a Licinius and issue the alleged "Edict of Milan" promising "tolerance for christians", which was a prelude to Licinius' buddy (aka Licinius' murderer) cum co-emperor, Santa Constantine, taking the Roman empire - and eventually all of Europe - down a one-way road to hell on earth? [Who can foresee how all this is going to end for India? No cheating with a crystal ball now, just use common sense and a bit of knowledge of history.]



While the conservatives in Denmark are at last campaigning that islam=nazism (we already knew that christianism=nazism) - about time too - Modi is busy granting equal rights to nazism=christianism=islam



rt.com/news/250945-denmark-conservatives-nazi-islamism/

Danish Conservatives campaign for elimination of ‘Nazi Islamism’

Published time: April 18, 2015 22:15

Edited time: April 20, 2015 08:36

Ooh look-it, a sensible comment at the firstpost article asks Modi the questions that need to be asked:



firstpost.com/politics/will-ensure-every-faith-culture-equal-place-society-pm-modi-unesco-2192535.html

SamDidymus • 20 days ago



Dear PM Modi, how will you protect the rights of the Hindus? How will you protect their rights when confronted against organized religion behemoths whose primary directive is to eliminate all other religions? How will you protect the rights of the Hindus to survive when the attack of their faith is enshrined in the "holy" books of organized minorities? How will you protect the rights of the Hindus when state governments attack the articles of their faith on a daily basis, as in Karnataka? How will you protect the rights of the Hindus who are denied higher education in institutions that reserve ALL their seats for Christians (CMC Vellore, Karunya University, Coimbatore, etc), while accepting grants from Hindu-tax-payers? How will you protect the rights of the Hindus to narrate their own history which has been hijacked for the past 60 years by a nexus of Indic-civilization-hating leftists and minorities, building on the spurious works left behind by the colonialists? How will you protect the rights of a Hindu to exist in this country?

And turns out SamDidymus - he must be active on the internet, I've seen him comment often - is actually an ex-christian, besides being pro-Hindu now (possibly a self-reverted person too?). The first result on googling his user ID as at today was this:

[i][/i]disqus.com/by/SamDidymus/

FYI, I am a former Catholic. You are again flaunting your abysmal ignorance on your sleeve. It is not hard to research, read, comprehend, and re-tune your ...

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India targets Ford Foundation as national security risk

http://www. cnbc.com/id/102616455



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SamDidymus Gautam 7 days ago



FYI, I am a former Catholic. You are again flaunting your abysmal ignorance on your sleeve. It is not hard to research, read, comprehend, and re-tune your prejudices. Your refusal to do so makes you a sepoy.

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A frog who lives in a well and denies the existence of a world outside that well! You flaunt your ignorance with such panache! If you can Google, read and comprehend, then try this: "The Ford Foundation and CIA James Petras". Read "A shadow US foreign Policy: Robert Parry". Only a sepoy for foreign interests will continue your failed refrain.

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This is fantastic news. The Ford Foundation is a front for CIA and an aggressive US foreign policy, that favors certain sections of the society that it can call upon as an army, to further US interests. India should protect its interests by clamping down on such organizations. Here is an analogy: how would US citizens view an attempt by shadowy Indian organizations to fund militant anti-US govt movements in USA, in the name of progress?

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Poor Sam Didymus. He thought that de-converting (reverting?) would be of use to salvage what is left to salvage. Sadly, India is busy flushing itself down the drain and so he rejoined too late. It is too sad. Because he sounds like he could be an asset to Hindutva (though I wonder if he's a heathen and might be an asset to Hindoo-ism? That would have been nice.)



But the topic was modern India.



There are two ways to learn from past mistakes:

1. Learn from others' experiences/mistakes

2. Learn from your own



Modern "Hindu nationalist" ruled India prefers to repeat others' mistakes and not live to learn from them.



Let's compare with what the ancient GrecoRomans or even Persian Zoroastrians would do now if revived and given a second chance: they'd wipe christoislam from the face of the planet, or die trying. There would be No second thoughts this time. They'd have learned from their suicidal mistake - which extincted them the first time around - and will Never be making it a second time.

But that's the value of hindsight. And if there's one thing you can't blame the GrecoRomans for is that they didn't learn from the past: they were one of the first to face Total War/the christoclass mindvirus.



Now, in contrast, modern Indians - "Hindu nationalists" - do have the value of hindsight: they have other people's experiences of extinction at the hands of christoislam. It's there in history books (e.g. Gibbons "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire"). And they have copious cases from their own past, of christoislam terrorising the once-heathen nation. They even have live instances in the present to compare with the past and see unmistakable parallels.

But the Hindu nationalist party headed by Modi has insisted that Hindu nationalism now means secularism. They insist on ignoring history, insist on retreading the mistakes of others and doing their bit to ensure the extinction of one of the few remaining heathen nations. Can't be wise for other people. Moral: 2nd chances are wasted on modern India, on "Hindutva" that great replacement ideology edging out heathenism, which has now been redefined as secularism in this latest incarnation under the current BJP govt.



2. As seen above, Modi bends over backwards to please none but christoislamics and the christowest. (In contrast, Hindus expectations are ignored, even though Hindus are the ones that voted Modi to power. Not christoislamics nor the christowest - who rather colluded with each other and conspired against him attaining his current position and even conspire regularly against his life, as per reports.)





While Modi bends over backwards beyond anything that could be condoned even by Yesterday's Hindutva (Hindu nationalism - lowercase n - has now devolved into secularism, just as once predicted), the US faintly pats him on the back for it, says it isn't enough and then asks him to bend over backwards some more/break his back (and that of all the Hindus: he's not acting as a private person, but making promises for the Hindu nation). Tomorrow Modi will continue to oblige.



indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/us-religious-freedom-panel-slams-indias-minority-policy/

US religious freedom panel slams Modi government for India’s ‘minority policy’



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(Interesting how only the minority are allowed freedom, but the majority - though only while professing heathenism of course, or the label belonging to it - are not allowed the same or even any freedoms.)



[img caption of the christo idol at Agra church vandalised by islamaniac Haider Ali, but still blamed on Hindus by being deliberatly posted in this article]:

An idol vandalised at St Mary’s Church in Agra on Thursday. (Source: PTI photo)



Written by Abantika Ghosh | New Delhi | Updated: May 1, 2015 6:01 am



The 2015 annual report of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has slammed the NDA government for its “minority policy” and expressed concern about “Ghar Wapsi” incidents. However, it has conceded that PM Narendra Modi’s statement on religious tolerance at a Christian religious meet is a “positive development.”

(Translation: if India bans evangelism/forced conversions incl by allurement, USCIRF will slam India for being against religious freedom (of christians of course). If India allows Ghar Wapasi - voluntary reversion of ex-christoislamised Hindus - then USCIRF=US govt arm will slam India for being against religious freedom (of christians of course). In other words, only if India allows - encourages, aids - one-way conversion into christoislam, will USCIRF *not* slam India. Since Modi is clearly desperately seeking secular approval, and since equal rights to christoislam do not constitute "sufficient secularism" from the monotheisms' POV, he will next be asked to - and will bow to - USCIRF's demands to favour monotheising the nation even more.)



Also Read: India rejects US report on religious freedom, says it’s based on ‘limited understanding’



USCIRF is an independent bipartisan federal government commission created by the 1998 International Religious Freedom Act that monitors the universal right to freedom of religion or belief abroad. It is among the organisations that had recommended to the US State Department to deny visa to Narendra Modi over the 2002 Gujarat riots. In 2009 India refused to grant visa to USCIRF commissioners to travel to India. That stand has not been reversed yet.



The report also refers to US President Barack Obama’s Town Hall speech in which he underscored the importance of religious tolerance and reminded the Indian government about Article 25 of the Constitution.



The report has said since 2008 and 2010 – long before NDA came to power- “Muslim communities have reported facing undue scrutiny and arbitrary arrests and detentions, which the government justifies by the need to counter terrorism. In addition, for several years, Indian Christians, Christian missionary groups, and Hindus who convert to Christianity or another faith have reported more frequent harassment…particularly in states with anti-conversion laws.”



In its recommendations, USCIRF has said: “Integrate concern for religious freedom into bilateral contacts with India, including the framework of future Strategic Dialogues, at both the federal and provincial level, and encourage the strengthening of the capacity of state and central police to implement effective measures to prohibit and punish cases of religious violence and protect victims and witnesses…”

It also asked the US government to urge the Indian government to press states that have adopted anti-conversion laws to repeal or amend them to conform with internationally recognised human rights standards.



The report has also chronicled “violations” against Christians, Muslims and Sikhs.



“The Evangelical Fellowship of India has documented more than 38 incidents targeting Christians in November and December 2014 alone… In September 2014, police arrested nearly 150 people in the state of Gujarat after violence left dozens, mostly Muslims, severely injured,” says the report.



It has named Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Orissa, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan as states that tend to have the greatest number of religiously motivated attacks and incidents of communal violence.

So the US govt via its "independent" USCIRF (C for cryptochristian) proxy has slammed the Modi govt.

In other words, US has smacked Modi on the face.

Sort of like what Modi has been doing to Hindoos/Hindoo heathenism. They did say "what goes around comes around", never knew it would come around so fast.



Interesting that Modi on Apr 10 issued the "Hindu nationalism now means secularism" credo and by the 1st of May, the US - not satisfied of course, rather it has tasted blood - has realised that "Hindu nationalism" is so well and truly defeated that it will swear even by its executioner secularism now - against the interests of Hindu heathenism - so much so that it (and Modi as its leader) can be brought to bend further to monotheist/christowestern will.





3. As for India's christomedia harping on Ghar Wapsi and church attacks as seen in news item 1 (firstpost)

and alien christogovt (US) having USCIRF draft a report insinuating *even more* that the self-inflicted christoislamic attacks on churches is "Hindoo" persecution of christianism, and that Ghar Wapasi infringes on christians' right to evangelise and reap a successful/permanent harvest in India,



it is most interesting to note how both christomedia and the US govt's USCIRF arm are concerted in refusing to acknowledge what is in print (in christomedia itself): that christoislamics vandalised their own churches (with the exception of a recent illegal christian structure, which illegally-grabbed land Hindoos rightfully reclaimed by planting a cuddly Hanuman there) and that christoislamics themselves attacked the nun in W Bengal.



Isn't it curious how christoislamic crimes against christians are blamed on Hindoos simultaneously in both Indian christo media and western christomedia/US govt? (It ceases to be a curiosity when Hindus simply equate the first as a puppet/native mouthpiece of the west. Then again, christian converts always work for their foreign masters.)



Here's yet another case. By the way, this next news on how the Agra Church idols were vandalised by a christoislamic who has confessed to it, is from Apr 24/Apr 25. The news is repeated in the catholic mouthpieces The Chindu and even NDTV, and probably many other papers. Yet even so, indianexpress (mirroring its western masters) illustrates its article on USCIRF that slams Hindoos for "persecuting" christians (code for reducing "religious freedom for the monotheisms' to terrorise Hindoos and their heathenism") with a picture of the christo-idols at Agra Church which were vandalised by Haider Ali, the islamic.

That is, indianexpress - like its western masters - adds all islamic crimes against christian churches and christian nuns to the chargesheet with which the US christogovt frames Hindoos and their heathenism via the blamegame on Modi/BJP.





indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/jilted-man-vandalised-agra-church/

‘Jilted man vandalised Agra church’



By: Express News Service | Lucknow | Published on:April 25, 2015 3:42 am



Haider, 24, a resident of Sultanpura locality, damaged the statues as he was angry after his girlfriend, a frequent visitor to the church, stopped seeing him, police claimed.

[...]

Mishra said Haider committed the incident under the influence of alcohol and has claimed that he regretted damaging the statues later.



Two statues of Baby Jesus and one statue of Mother Mary were found vandalised in the church on April 16.

thehindu.com/news/national/jilted-lover-attacked-agra-church-cops/article7137606.ece

Meerut, April 24, 2015

Updated: April 25, 2015 00:52 IST



‘Spurned man behind Agra church attack’

Atiq Khan



Haidar Ali, a youth in his late twenties confessed to the police that he had vandalised the Church because his love for a Christian girl who used to frequent the Church, went unrequited.



The Agra police on Friday said the person responsible for the desecration of the St. Mary’s Church on April 16 is a rickshaw-puller.



According to the police, the accused Haider Ali (22) vandalised the church after the woman he loved apparently spurned him. Ali was arrested on Friday.



Massive protest



The attack on the church had evoked protests and widespread condemnation. Ali’s arrest comes within 24 hours of a massive protest by Christians in the State capital against attacks on churches and minority institutions.

(Don't know why christos should protest vandalism of their idols. Christians don't do idolatry after all: they are totally against it and proclaim repeatedly that they have no idols. Besides, idolatry is specifically against their biblical commandment. "No graven images" etc.

Which is why christians regularly self-inflict damages on their own christian idols: christian idols mean nothing much to christians at the end of the day. Crying persecution, on the other hand, is christianism's lifeblood. So christian idols are for the purpose of crying persecution, though christians are so desperate they need to attack their own churches else hire islamics to do the job for them so they can then try to insinuate Hindoos must have done it.)



The arrest comes in the backdrop of a series of attacks on churches which was sought to be given political colour. In a recent interview to The Hindu, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had said these attacks were pure law and order issues at the domestic level which had tarnished the image of India abroad.



Rajesh P. Modak, the Agra Senior Superintendent of Police, told the media that Ali is not a professional criminal and seemed to have committed the crime out of “pure frustration.”“Ali seemed to be feeling very guilty about what he did. He himself confessed that he was very sorry for his act,” Mr. Modak told the media.



Ali was presented before the media on Friday. However, the media was not allowed to speak to him. He has been booked under sections of the IPC related to hurting religious sentiments and vandalism of a religious place and sent to jail.



A police spokesman said here that Ali used to meet his woman friend every day near the St. Mary’s Church at Pratapura crossing in Agra. Every Saturday, after their outing, the woman, a domestic servant, would light a candle at the church and offer prayers.



“Ali insisted on marriage but the girl told him that the marriage was not possible as they belonged to different faiths. And then she stopped meeting him. He then got drunk and vandalised the church,” said a police official.

(So the islamic saw the church as standing between him and his christian girlfriend, and reasoned poorly - in his drunk stupour - that by demolishing it, she'd finally turn to him.

Way too many islamics in India drink, which is supposed to be haraam in islam, like idolatry is forbidden by biblical commandment in christianism. Yet neither monotheists ever properly stick to their own rules in such cases.)



The priests and leaders of the Christian community, however dismissed the police version and demanded a fair probe.

But priest of St Mary’s Church, Father Moon Lazarus, told The Hindu that he was convinced of the police version..



(Typical all-Indian christo conclave's conclusions: they *want* Hindoos to be blamed and are disappointed that islamania was to blame again, like with Deendar Anjuman.

And just like in the W Bengal nun "gangrape" and other church attacks, other christians - the ones especially working as agents of the christowest and reading their western masters' scripts - always pretend to know better than the churches involved themselves. See how the above affected church too insists that the police version rings true - probably from his experience of one of the female sheep having been seen with islamic boyfriend, possibly even having had other altercations with the islamic.)



The police team which nabbed Ali was rewarded Rs.15,000 by the IG Zone of Agra and Rs. 5,000 by the Agra SSP.



(Nice try.

But may note once more that Uttar Pradesh - where the church is - is ruled by a hyper christoislamic virulently anti-Hindu govt. They would *readily* have pinned this on Hindus. Sadly, it was an islamaniac that WAS to blame, so they were forced to get the paltry reward of 20,000 Rs - to be divided by an entire team moreover - by taking the confession of a islamaniac seriously, who admitted to attempting mild love-jihad and then throwing a tantrum when he failed.)



(With additional reporting by Mohammad Ali)

As a final note, can observe how the exact same image of the islamically-broken christo-idol seen in the Apr 24 Chindu report illustrates the indianexpress piece blaming Hindoos for "persecution" of christians.



I'm no longer surprised that SamDidymus and many others are de-converting of their own accord, though Ghar Wapasi will no doubt be blamed.

With such blatant christian terrorism and lying, it's a wonder even more are not de-converting daily.* Or maybe I'm wrong and they are.



(A great many christians in Rome apostasised too when they realised everytime christianism exposed its fraud and internal intra-denominational violence etc. Of course mass-apostasies didn't save Rome. Rome's downfall was that it did not buckle down to dismantle christianism. It will be - why future tense? - it is India's downfall too.)