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[color="#0000FF"]Another recent example of the cryptochristist takeover of supreme court.[/color]
Project Thessalonica strikes again.
Not only has the cryptochristo Supreme Court declared - in an exclusively christian fashion (would you EVER see this happen in any other country?) - that Padmanabha Kovil temple's treasures will be on display in a museum henceforth (all the easier to stage a heist and steal it from under the public's nose that way), but in TN it's also banned Jallikattu.
You know it's christianism because even their ALIEN HANDLERS apparently descended to witness the Supreme Court's verdict. Just like Alien Handlers descended to ensure that christian maoist terrorist Binayak Sen wouldn't do life for his crimes against humanity (and more recently he was predictably fielded as a member for AAP, the People's Party of India (Communist)). Not many others have had such a wide career spanning the extremes of going from being on the verge of a highly-desereved execution - for mass-crimes against humanity - to being on the verge of hijacking the nation.
Anyway, the news was cryptochristian takeover of the Supreme Court and banning of yet another Hindu tradition. (Remember that the crypto christo TN govt already banned Hindus piercing themselves as a sacred religious observation for Murugan during his sacred festival of Thaipusam. But seculars and christos and islamaniacs piercing themselves for fun is not banned of course. It's only banned when Hindoos do it for Hindoo purposes. More proof of christogovt.)
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Some of the comments:
While christo-aliens playing at being animal rights activists have descended in TN India to take the matter to the Supreme Court and there control its outcome, in order to slowly implement project thessalonika among India's Hindus, the same types are taking photos of inculturated once-heathen festivals revolving around kine in now-islamaniac ME and Indonesia:
When christoislamaniacs involve animals, it's all "rich tradition and deep culture". Something admirable. Something to take pictures of and make postcards out of.
news.msn.co.nz/slideshowajax/418292/mud-cow-racing-in-indonesia.slideshow
Remember that Minangkabau used to famously be Hindus before islamania took over Indonesia.
Also need to bear in mind that it is well documented that Minangkabau continue to practise several of their Hindu + regional traditions from before islamania appeared. Islamania was forced to live with these festivals since it couldn't eradicate them. Same as how other missionary religions have been forced to retain original heathen festivals and practices and merely dubbed them "cultural" or repackaged them as part of missionary religion.
So now the same tradition is acceptable among Minang because they've been converted to islam. It is therefore acceptable to recognise it as a festival commemorating the end of rice harvesting. But were they still Hindus doing it, aliens would have it banned as cruelty to animals. The same aliens who never get western mass breeding of animals for human consumption banned, despite there being obvious maltreatment. The reason is obvious: these are christo-aliens and they are only pretending to care about the animals as a means to limit Hindu religious observances. Same as christoism conspired when it banned piercing during Thaipusam. See also the stated intent for Project Thessalonika. See excerpts at end.
And compare the way international news describes this with the words they tend to use to describe Jallikattu. "They encourage... by biting" the animals in islamic Indonesia's case. It's all positive or neutral. In Hindu India's case however, it's all about how the "evil Hindoos" "evilly treat" the suddenly "poor animals", but which are not poor in the christo-islamaniac setting, note. The same careful distinction seen when christos tried to pin animal fights and events exclusively on Romans, but then - after banning it among the Hellenes - it was all the rage among christos (see McCabe) and the animals were treated at least as bad and by some accounts far worse than ever before.
And no mention of the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, where several humans get run over/skewered every year? The bulls don't want to be in it, and it's not an agricultural rite. Then why does everyone advertise for the event on TV, such that now westerners from all over Europe and AmeriKKKa come to Spain to take part in the yearly routine? Why have non-Spanyards and non-Basques not descended into Spain to get it banned?
So how then does the Hindu case become something that christoislamics let alone alien ones have any say on? And how are they allowed to drag it into the supreme court too?
Reprise on Project Thessalonika - excerpts. Copies of the full text still at IF
About the line:
"Over the past 20 years, missionaries also appear to have invested a lot in handling the political leadership, so much so that their activities appear to be almost immune to the ruling political party." And the Supreme Court. As seen in this and the previous post.
The news:
[color="#0000FF"]Another recent example of the cryptochristist takeover of supreme court.[/color]
Project Thessalonica strikes again.
Not only has the cryptochristo Supreme Court declared - in an exclusively christian fashion (would you EVER see this happen in any other country?) - that Padmanabha Kovil temple's treasures will be on display in a museum henceforth (all the easier to stage a heist and steal it from under the public's nose that way), but in TN it's also banned Jallikattu.
You know it's christianism because even their ALIEN HANDLERS apparently descended to witness the Supreme Court's verdict. Just like Alien Handlers descended to ensure that christian maoist terrorist Binayak Sen wouldn't do life for his crimes against humanity (and more recently he was predictably fielded as a member for AAP, the People's Party of India (Communist)). Not many others have had such a wide career spanning the extremes of going from being on the verge of a highly-desereved execution - for mass-crimes against humanity - to being on the verge of hijacking the nation.
Anyway, the news was cryptochristian takeover of the Supreme Court and banning of yet another Hindu tradition. (Remember that the crypto christo TN govt already banned Hindus piercing themselves as a sacred religious observation for Murugan during his sacred festival of Thaipusam. But seculars and christos and islamaniacs piercing themselves for fun is not banned of course. It's only banned when Hindoos do it for Hindoo purposes. More proof of christogovt.)
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Quote:Supreme Court ban on Jallikattu is erroneous
by Senthil on 14 Jun 2014 28 Comments
Jallikattu is a socio-religious festival, and not entertainment, though it has come to be seen as an entertainment sport by urban people who have started witnessing the event in recent years due to exposure by the media. But it is essentially a religious tradition. The Tamil people conduct this festival as an offering / commitment to their grama devata; they believe that conducting this festival brings a good harvest and negates bad omens.
In Alanganallur, Jallikattu is conducted for the Muniyandi and the first bull which runs off in the arena is the divine bull (dedicated to the temple) which no player touches. Only subsequent bulls can be embraced by the players. This native tradition has been converted into a tourist sport only by the Tamil Nadu Government, just as it converted every temple into a tourist spot. This has led to the urban (mis)perception of Jallikattu as some kind of entertainment sport, but Tamil society is in no way responsible for this.
The Madurai Nayaks, who started ruling Madurai independently, elevated Jallikattu into a martial sport to boost the bravery of its army men. They announced a price tag (hence the name Jallikattu). Their army was made up of pastoral communities (of Andhra, like Gollas) who had a natural affinity to this bull festival. Brave men who successfully embraced the bull were appointed army chiefs. Even today, many Jallikattu players are police men.
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Tamil literature contains references to Krishna taming seven bulls to marry Nappinnai, a Konar bride. Indeed, Tamil literature has many references to the Konar (also called Idaiyar, or Aayar) and their bull festival, ââ∠âYeru Thaluvuthalâââ¬Ã (bull embracing). All these qualify the bull festival to be recognised as a bio-cultural community protocol as defined by the United Nationsâââ‰â¢ Bio-Cultural Community Protocols
[color="#800080"](UN does NOT care about anything Hindu. Don't expect their rules ever to apply when it should favour Hindus.)[/color]
Some of the comments:
Quote:dont waste your energy in jumping and barking... Thanks to Supreme court for for this wonderful order.. games in the name of hindu festivals should be banned without any second thought..
Jose vargheese
June 14, 2014 Report Abuse
The legal persecution of Jallikattu is the work of the American-funded PETA and its desi supporters - the state government should file review petition
Kamal
June 14, 2014
[color="#0000FF"]Just see this 31. year old xtian spent 3+ crores alongwith her gang for lobbying and the case. She is not even graduate but has foreign agencies funding her so poor animal shelter. Believe me she is very poor!?! and in SC there were a dozen foreigners who were attending on judgement day
Her funders are HATSUN agent chidamnaram ex fM Kevin Care of Karunadhi n sons Xtian.missionaries Muslim beef n leather lobby run in proxy from Dubai by Dawood and in TN by AIADMK head O Paneerselvams brother
Mission...to break TNs agri backbone
Her prof Sunitha Christy, NGO https:// m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004068271740
pon
June 14, 2014[/color]
[color="#0000FF"]The Dravidian masquerading Xtians and MNCs have funded animal rights gangs to ban this. They have argued this to be a sport in SC as they aare afraid of resurgance if it is mentioned that it is held as a religious ritual in temple grounds commemorative of Krishnas valour.
Think Modi sarkar must pass a central act ...n just see...the impending El Nino will vanish!
Plus whole spectrum of TN is for jallikattu except the paid ones.
pon
June 14, 2014[/color]
@jose varghese
/** . Thanks to Supreme court for for this wonderful order.. **/
bcoz those bulls would end up for your dinner?
senthil
June 14, 2014
Why should we fight so much to keep our Hindu religious traditions alive? This is India! Are we living in an alien country ruled by aliens that Hindus should fight for their religious rights ?
yagna
June 14, 2014
[color="#800080"](Why? Because christianism conspires against Hindu rights in India. They can't stand that Hindus exist anywhere and are allowed to observe Hindu religious traditions. They did the same in Rome: went after *every* single Hellenistic religious practise and inculturated on it even as they banned it among the Hellenes.
Comments critiquing Radha Rajan's anti-jallikattu article at indiafacts.co.in indicate that christoislamaniacs in the south of India have inculturated on Jallikattu as well, even as christoterrorists are getting it banned among Hindus.)[/color]
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That krishna tamed 7 bulls is explained in Shrimad Bhagavatham. That the fact that taming of bulls was kept by king Nagnajit as kanyaSulka - the eligibility condition for a brave man - to marry his daughter --- shows that taming of bulls was prevalent not just in tamizhnadu but as well prevalent in uthara bharatha
[...]
krishnakumar
June 16, 2014
[color="#800080"](And christoislamic demons cryptos also came to terrorise at VV under obviously-assumed Hindu names. To which a Hindoo responded[/color]
@ fake Krishnapremi (Paundraka premi)
Yes we do play the flute.
Bring a serpent as big and also a musth pachyderm. Also hoist the hill on my fingee. I will lift it with Krishnas grace
JALLIKATTU EXISTED BBEFORE KRISHNA. WE CAN SEE IT FROM SINDHU SARASWATI VALLEY SEALS. MAHABHARATA DOCUMETS IT.
We are talking about the continuum here..not your fake profile hoisted slimy propaganda. Knights got damsels ..they did not seek em.
And we know you are dastardly xtian above from ur beef downsized brain...you nazrene mallu hybrid...go back to your Syria and fight the ISIS.
pon
June 14, 2014
[color="#800080"](Should have said that last to Jose Varghese - Syrian christian surname - as well: he's another syrian christian still infesting and terrorising India.)[/color]
While christo-aliens playing at being animal rights activists have descended in TN India to take the matter to the Supreme Court and there control its outcome, in order to slowly implement project thessalonika among India's Hindus, the same types are taking photos of inculturated once-heathen festivals revolving around kine in now-islamaniac ME and Indonesia:
Quote:Week in pictures June 20What no cryptochristos - pretending to be animal rights activists - taking this to UAE's supreme court?
Two bulls challenge each other during traditional bullfighting at Fujairah Corniche on June 13 in Fujairah, [color="#0000FF"]United Arab Emirates[/color].
Francois Nel/Getty Images
(http:// asset.ninemsn.com.au/img/000/000/419/192/week2.jpg)
![[Image: week2.jpg]](http://asset.ninemsn.com.au/img/000/000/419/192/week2.jpg)
When christoislamaniacs involve animals, it's all "rich tradition and deep culture". Something admirable. Something to take pictures of and make postcards out of.
news.msn.co.nz/slideshowajax/418292/mud-cow-racing-in-indonesia.slideshow
Quote:Mud cow racing in [color="#0000FF"]Indonesia[/color]
These incredible pictures show an annual cow racing competition in Indonesia.
Photos: Zuma, Getty Images
Caption for photo 1: The Sumatran sport of Pacu Jawi or 'Mud Cow Racing' is held at the end of each rice harvesting season by the Minangkabau people in West Sumatra.
Remember that Minangkabau used to famously be Hindus before islamania took over Indonesia.
Also need to bear in mind that it is well documented that Minangkabau continue to practise several of their Hindu + regional traditions from before islamania appeared. Islamania was forced to live with these festivals since it couldn't eradicate them. Same as how other missionary religions have been forced to retain original heathen festivals and practices and merely dubbed them "cultural" or repackaged them as part of missionary religion.
So now the same tradition is acceptable among Minang because they've been converted to islam. It is therefore acceptable to recognise it as a festival commemorating the end of rice harvesting. But were they still Hindus doing it, aliens would have it banned as cruelty to animals. The same aliens who never get western mass breeding of animals for human consumption banned, despite there being obvious maltreatment. The reason is obvious: these are christo-aliens and they are only pretending to care about the animals as a means to limit Hindu religious observances. Same as christoism conspired when it banned piercing during Thaipusam. See also the stated intent for Project Thessalonika. See excerpts at end.
Quote:Caption for img #8: This traditional activity has been around for hundreds of years.Before islam, by the way.
Quote:Caption for img #6: They encourage their steeds to go faster by biting their tails.Again, where have the animal rights activists run off to?
And compare the way international news describes this with the words they tend to use to describe Jallikattu. "They encourage... by biting" the animals in islamic Indonesia's case. It's all positive or neutral. In Hindu India's case however, it's all about how the "evil Hindoos" "evilly treat" the suddenly "poor animals", but which are not poor in the christo-islamaniac setting, note. The same careful distinction seen when christos tried to pin animal fights and events exclusively on Romans, but then - after banning it among the Hellenes - it was all the rage among christos (see McCabe) and the animals were treated at least as bad and by some accounts far worse than ever before.
And no mention of the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, where several humans get run over/skewered every year? The bulls don't want to be in it, and it's not an agricultural rite. Then why does everyone advertise for the event on TV, such that now westerners from all over Europe and AmeriKKKa come to Spain to take part in the yearly routine? Why have non-Spanyards and non-Basques not descended into Spain to get it banned?
So how then does the Hindu case become something that christoislamics let alone alien ones have any say on? And how are they allowed to drag it into the supreme court too?
Reprise on Project Thessalonika - excerpts. Copies of the full text still at IF
Quote:Can Hinduism face the onslaught of Project Thessalonica?
Posted October 24, 2005
Alex Pomero
in a Croatian Newspaper
[...]
Project Thessalonica aims to stop or limit Hindu activity by converting people who form the pillars of Hindu culture, festivals, traditions and activity. Traditionally missionaries hate any public expression or display of heathen religions in the form of festivals and temples. 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 so that visitors face extreme hardship during their next visit trying to find services and supplies. 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.
[...]
One big worry seems to the extremely popular Hindu television programs. Christian agencies have decided on buying these prime slots at a premium and are actively working with programming sources. Over the past 20 years, missionaries also appear to have invested a lot in handling the political leadership, so much so that their activities appear to be almost immune to the ruling political party. It seems that a good section of media is also on their side to such an extent that any group opposing their activity finds itself identified as a militant or extremist group in the news media.
[...]
About the line:
"Over the past 20 years, missionaries also appear to have invested a lot in handling the political leadership, so much so that their activities appear to be almost immune to the ruling political party." And the Supreme Court. As seen in this and the previous post.
The news:
Quote:vijayvaani.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?aid=3232
Supreme Court ban on Jallikattu