Continued from the above, related to how
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Sabarimala website has not been updated
The TDBâs carelessness, even <b>callous neglect, in updating data furnished on its mostvisited website</b> is appalling to those surfing in the net for information on Lord Ayyappaâs abode and the special rituals there <b>during the season</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Cryptos continue in their attempts to prevent Hindus from going on Sabarimalai pilgrimage. Only christos do this sort of thing (communists wouldn't dare; islamaniacs when in sufficient numbers would issue death threats to the kaffir to get the Hindu not to do anything kaffiri). But - as long as the proportion of christoterrorists is not as high as in the NE where the christos order Hindus to not celebrate Durga Puja - christos have to plan such events carefully so that they can pretend it's all a coincidental 'psecular' misfortune that Hindus can't celebrate an important Hindu festival or perform an important pilgrimage.
1. http://haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?P...538&SKIN=B
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>National Highway connecting Tamilnadu with Sabarimala closes for work during peak season!</b>
15/11/2008 03:14:03Â HK
Kollam: After the continued failure to sabotage Sabarimala Pilgrimage over the years, Now Anti Sabarimala lobby is trying to cause disturbance to Pilgrims as as they can.
National Highway Authority of India has decided to close the Punalur - Chenkottah highway From december 1st week !
Thousands of devotees from Tamilnadu is using this path and alternate way recommended (Alimuuku - Aryankavu) is not capable of handling heavy vehicles. Decision to renovate the path and tender was done on last may .It is a planned attack on Sabarimala Pilgrimage.
It is in Punalur route famous Kulathupuzha ,Achankovil, Aryankavu Temples come and by closing up this road the lobby try to keep pilgrims away from these Temples which are part and parcel of Sabarimala pilgrimage.
Hindu organisations are planning for a Agitation against this<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->The above closely follows the tactics outlined for Project Thessalonika (part of the christoterrorists' Joshua Project):
http://www.christianaggression.org/item_di...S&id=1130133787
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Project Thessalonica aims to stop or limit Hindu activity</b> by converting people who form the pillars of Hindu culture, festivals, traditions and activity. Traditionally <b>missionaries hate any public expression or display of heathen religions in the form of festivals and temples.</b> Missions want to ensure that no new temple construction activity starts. With this objective they are converting masons, craftsmen and others involved in temple construction activity.
The First Baptist Church of Nashville, Tennessee adopted towns where the annual Kumbh Mela takes place and has been actively converting the locals <b>so that visitors face extreme hardship during their next visit trying to find services and supplies.</b> Another mission group is adopting boatmen of Kasi where Hindus drop rice balls in river Ganges as an offering to their forefathers. The boatsmen are being trained in other fields so that they abandon this profession. They are making environmental groups raise the voice so that Ganesh processions, Kumbh Melas and Jagannath Rath Yatras are limited.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Christos today (Indian and alien variety in India) have developed further on the earlier christocolonial british means of destroying Hindu temples.
http://hamsa.org/appendixes.htm
<b>Temple Looting in KeralaâThen and Now By Leela Tampi</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->While the rabidly fanatic Tipu Sultan "the bandit of Mysore" destroyed two thousand temples in the Malabar region to establish Islam, it was the British rulers acting at the behest of Christian missionaries who, starting from two hundred years ago, dug the grave of the Kerala temples. The wily British accomplished this not by resorting to anything so crude and beastly as demolishing them: but by simply confiscating all of them "in the name of the state of course" along with all their landed properties and then making sure that the temples rotted away from calculated, steady attrition.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->It's a christian technique to have Hindu temples taken over for the 'psecular' government.
2. More Project Thessalonika type christo tactics:
http://haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?P...520&SKIN=K
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Curbs on fleecing of pilgrims by EDCs needed</b>
12/11/2008 06:15:56Â P T Mohanan Pillai-www.expressbuzz.com
PATHANAMTHITTA: The thousands of pilgrims who opt the Erumely-Azhutha- Karimala route to reach Sabarimala for the darshan of Lord Ayyappa during the Mandalam- Makaravilakku season are being fleeced by the 700-odd EDC shops, run under the direct control of the Forest Department.
Though several review meetings on Sabarimala at various levels including the Chief Minister, Devaswom Minister and the high-level committee were held, the issue of the exploitation of the pilgrims on the traditional forest route was neither discussed nor taken up.
On the 40-km traditional forest route comprising strenuous trekking trails and steep slopes, hardly any facility is offered to pilgrims by the Government departments concerned.
Severe shortage of drinking water is a serious problem at all the important centres on the path such as Kallidamkunnu, Injiparakotta and Karimala, where thousands of pilgrims camp during the peak days of the mandala pooja and Makaravilakku season.
ABSENCE OF DEPT AUTHORITIES
<b>The complete neglect of the the traditional route by Government departments such as Revenue, Health and Kerala Water Authority is affecting the pilgrims.</b>
The EDC shops, set up with the noble objective of empowerment and strengthening of the people who rely on forests for their livelihood, especially the tribals, are managed by none other than the benamis of employees of the forest stations on the route.
People from far off places, who hardly have any connection with forests, such as Malayalappuzha, Puthukulam, Ranni-Perunad and Seethathode, are running majority of the shops.
NO PRICE-LIST
Though it is mandatory to display boards stating the prices of various food items, majority of EDC shops do not adhere to this. A pilgrim, who narrated his bitter experience during the past season to this correspondent, who questioned about the prices of food items received threatening replies from the shop licensees.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
3. Anti-Hindu Devaswom board in charge of cleaning up won't clean up Sabarimalai temple's surroundings:
http://haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?P...518&SKIN=K
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Filth to greet Sabarimala pilgrims</b>
12/11/2008 06:06:31Â By K Jayaprakash - www.expressbuzz.com
SABARIMALA: As the Sabarimala pilgrimage season is about to begin, around 40 million pilgrims arriving from across the country will be welcomed at the holy shrine and its surroundings by, guess what, sheer waste. Some synthetic. Some stinking.
Every year, a record 30-40 million pilgrims arrive for darshan at the hill shrine located in the ecologically sensitive Periyar Tiger Reserve during the season starting November and running through January.
The scenes at Sabarimala which would be hosting one of the worldâs largest pilgrimage confluences were utterly alarming.
The abode of Lord Ayyappa, considered holy by many, remains marred by filth, leaking septic tanks of abandoned toilets and stinking urinals, all being frequented by a swarm of wild boars. Though plastic materials are banned in the area, virtually a sea of plastic waste had taken over the surroundings.
[...]
The Travancore Devaswom Board, the administrator of the temple, claims that the number of pilgrims grows by 10 percent every year. Naturally, the waste will also swell in proportion. But the survey failed to give the full picture of the waste generation as it had not taken into account of the waste dumped in the forest area.
<b>The TDB is primarily responsible for removing and disposal of waste in Sabarimala and the surrounding areas.</b> The waste in the Pampa-Sannidhanam area is disposed of by two incinerators. The tiny diesel plants with a combined capacity of 700kg/hr can consume only 17 tonnes at once. Hence, even if they are run roundthe- clock only about 1,100 tonnes of waste could be treated during the season. Hence, nearly 1,878 tonnes of waste will be left untreated. Of this, roughly 187 tonnes could be plastic and other synthetic waste.<b>âIâd say that even the amount of waste said to be treated is also cooked up,â said Sukumara Pillai, general secretary, Pampa Pariraksha Samiti.</b>
âThe real amount of waste collected and disposed of is much less. Worse, during the peak of the season, the incinerators cannot be operated owing to practical difficulties of taking the waste by tractors through the crowd to the plants. That leaves around even more waste left untouched,â he said.The remaining waste after disposing of at the incinerators is dumped in the yards adjacent to them.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
All of these are methods to discourage Hindus from visiting Swami Ayyappa. Hindus will think it all psecular coincidence or at worst suspect psecular malice. It's not merely psecular. It is religiously motivated: very cretinous.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Sabarimala website has not been updated
The TDBâs carelessness, even <b>callous neglect, in updating data furnished on its mostvisited website</b> is appalling to those surfing in the net for information on Lord Ayyappaâs abode and the special rituals there <b>during the season</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Cryptos continue in their attempts to prevent Hindus from going on Sabarimalai pilgrimage. Only christos do this sort of thing (communists wouldn't dare; islamaniacs when in sufficient numbers would issue death threats to the kaffir to get the Hindu not to do anything kaffiri). But - as long as the proportion of christoterrorists is not as high as in the NE where the christos order Hindus to not celebrate Durga Puja - christos have to plan such events carefully so that they can pretend it's all a coincidental 'psecular' misfortune that Hindus can't celebrate an important Hindu festival or perform an important pilgrimage.
1. http://haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?P...538&SKIN=B
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>National Highway connecting Tamilnadu with Sabarimala closes for work during peak season!</b>
15/11/2008 03:14:03Â HK
Kollam: After the continued failure to sabotage Sabarimala Pilgrimage over the years, Now Anti Sabarimala lobby is trying to cause disturbance to Pilgrims as as they can.
National Highway Authority of India has decided to close the Punalur - Chenkottah highway From december 1st week !
Thousands of devotees from Tamilnadu is using this path and alternate way recommended (Alimuuku - Aryankavu) is not capable of handling heavy vehicles. Decision to renovate the path and tender was done on last may .It is a planned attack on Sabarimala Pilgrimage.
It is in Punalur route famous Kulathupuzha ,Achankovil, Aryankavu Temples come and by closing up this road the lobby try to keep pilgrims away from these Temples which are part and parcel of Sabarimala pilgrimage.
Hindu organisations are planning for a Agitation against this<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->The above closely follows the tactics outlined for Project Thessalonika (part of the christoterrorists' Joshua Project):
http://www.christianaggression.org/item_di...S&id=1130133787
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Project Thessalonica aims to stop or limit Hindu activity</b> by converting people who form the pillars of Hindu culture, festivals, traditions and activity. Traditionally <b>missionaries hate any public expression or display of heathen religions in the form of festivals and temples.</b> Missions want to ensure that no new temple construction activity starts. With this objective they are converting masons, craftsmen and others involved in temple construction activity.
The First Baptist Church of Nashville, Tennessee adopted towns where the annual Kumbh Mela takes place and has been actively converting the locals <b>so that visitors face extreme hardship during their next visit trying to find services and supplies.</b> Another mission group is adopting boatmen of Kasi where Hindus drop rice balls in river Ganges as an offering to their forefathers. The boatsmen are being trained in other fields so that they abandon this profession. They are making environmental groups raise the voice so that Ganesh processions, Kumbh Melas and Jagannath Rath Yatras are limited.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Christos today (Indian and alien variety in India) have developed further on the earlier christocolonial british means of destroying Hindu temples.
http://hamsa.org/appendixes.htm
<b>Temple Looting in KeralaâThen and Now By Leela Tampi</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->While the rabidly fanatic Tipu Sultan "the bandit of Mysore" destroyed two thousand temples in the Malabar region to establish Islam, it was the British rulers acting at the behest of Christian missionaries who, starting from two hundred years ago, dug the grave of the Kerala temples. The wily British accomplished this not by resorting to anything so crude and beastly as demolishing them: but by simply confiscating all of them "in the name of the state of course" along with all their landed properties and then making sure that the temples rotted away from calculated, steady attrition.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->It's a christian technique to have Hindu temples taken over for the 'psecular' government.
2. More Project Thessalonika type christo tactics:
http://haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?P...520&SKIN=K
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Curbs on fleecing of pilgrims by EDCs needed</b>
12/11/2008 06:15:56Â P T Mohanan Pillai-www.expressbuzz.com
PATHANAMTHITTA: The thousands of pilgrims who opt the Erumely-Azhutha- Karimala route to reach Sabarimala for the darshan of Lord Ayyappa during the Mandalam- Makaravilakku season are being fleeced by the 700-odd EDC shops, run under the direct control of the Forest Department.
Though several review meetings on Sabarimala at various levels including the Chief Minister, Devaswom Minister and the high-level committee were held, the issue of the exploitation of the pilgrims on the traditional forest route was neither discussed nor taken up.
On the 40-km traditional forest route comprising strenuous trekking trails and steep slopes, hardly any facility is offered to pilgrims by the Government departments concerned.
Severe shortage of drinking water is a serious problem at all the important centres on the path such as Kallidamkunnu, Injiparakotta and Karimala, where thousands of pilgrims camp during the peak days of the mandala pooja and Makaravilakku season.
ABSENCE OF DEPT AUTHORITIES
<b>The complete neglect of the the traditional route by Government departments such as Revenue, Health and Kerala Water Authority is affecting the pilgrims.</b>
The EDC shops, set up with the noble objective of empowerment and strengthening of the people who rely on forests for their livelihood, especially the tribals, are managed by none other than the benamis of employees of the forest stations on the route.
People from far off places, who hardly have any connection with forests, such as Malayalappuzha, Puthukulam, Ranni-Perunad and Seethathode, are running majority of the shops.
NO PRICE-LIST
Though it is mandatory to display boards stating the prices of various food items, majority of EDC shops do not adhere to this. A pilgrim, who narrated his bitter experience during the past season to this correspondent, who questioned about the prices of food items received threatening replies from the shop licensees.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
3. Anti-Hindu Devaswom board in charge of cleaning up won't clean up Sabarimalai temple's surroundings:
http://haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?P...518&SKIN=K
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Filth to greet Sabarimala pilgrims</b>
12/11/2008 06:06:31Â By K Jayaprakash - www.expressbuzz.com
SABARIMALA: As the Sabarimala pilgrimage season is about to begin, around 40 million pilgrims arriving from across the country will be welcomed at the holy shrine and its surroundings by, guess what, sheer waste. Some synthetic. Some stinking.
Every year, a record 30-40 million pilgrims arrive for darshan at the hill shrine located in the ecologically sensitive Periyar Tiger Reserve during the season starting November and running through January.
The scenes at Sabarimala which would be hosting one of the worldâs largest pilgrimage confluences were utterly alarming.
The abode of Lord Ayyappa, considered holy by many, remains marred by filth, leaking septic tanks of abandoned toilets and stinking urinals, all being frequented by a swarm of wild boars. Though plastic materials are banned in the area, virtually a sea of plastic waste had taken over the surroundings.
[...]
The Travancore Devaswom Board, the administrator of the temple, claims that the number of pilgrims grows by 10 percent every year. Naturally, the waste will also swell in proportion. But the survey failed to give the full picture of the waste generation as it had not taken into account of the waste dumped in the forest area.
<b>The TDB is primarily responsible for removing and disposal of waste in Sabarimala and the surrounding areas.</b> The waste in the Pampa-Sannidhanam area is disposed of by two incinerators. The tiny diesel plants with a combined capacity of 700kg/hr can consume only 17 tonnes at once. Hence, even if they are run roundthe- clock only about 1,100 tonnes of waste could be treated during the season. Hence, nearly 1,878 tonnes of waste will be left untreated. Of this, roughly 187 tonnes could be plastic and other synthetic waste.<b>âIâd say that even the amount of waste said to be treated is also cooked up,â said Sukumara Pillai, general secretary, Pampa Pariraksha Samiti.</b>
âThe real amount of waste collected and disposed of is much less. Worse, during the peak of the season, the incinerators cannot be operated owing to practical difficulties of taking the waste by tractors through the crowd to the plants. That leaves around even more waste left untouched,â he said.The remaining waste after disposing of at the incinerators is dumped in the yards adjacent to them.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
All of these are methods to discourage Hindus from visiting Swami Ayyappa. Hindus will think it all psecular coincidence or at worst suspect psecular malice. It's not merely psecular. It is religiously motivated: very cretinous.