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  1. We need to sort this out, what goes on in these peoples head.
    6 points
  2. Lol why do people insist Pakistani Punjabis and Indian Punjabis are very similar and have similar culture. We don't. Their culture is entirely influenced by Islam.
    3 points
  3. U were telling me to behave when I talked about pistol. U nihangs hv so much aslaa and guns. Why don't you show the way to the panth?
    3 points
  4. You are right that we need to focus towards what we can do to widen the blessing of Sikhi across the World today, tomorrow and in the future. But no doubt about it the the lack of proper transition after 1839 and the 1947 Pakistani Genocide of Sikhs and the last 40 years have also been hugely damaging to the Sikh Panth (outside of the obvious and insidious damage the 98years of racist British Empire rule caused to the Sikh Panth). Also whilst the Panth accepts Ranjit Singh as an able and secular political ruler of Punjab I think we need to emphasise that Gurmat 100% opposes these nonsense concepts of hereditary monarchy, royal families, so-called empires etc and Ranjit Singh was not someone for us to look up to (as a Sikh) albeit he was an able political and military leader that freed Sikhs and other indigenous Punjabi's from slavery under Islamofascist rule. So i think we can't simply look at the start of racist British Empre rule as the only negative period in Sikh history. The rot had set in earlier with Ranjit Singh's personal conduct and with our Qaum at the time not recognising that the most able and Panj Piare would have represented a better transition rather than the pathetic anti-Gurmat and anti-Sikh concept of hereditary custodianship.
    3 points
  5. Thank you ! Hit day 1 this morning but the website was down or something and I wasn't able to post an update
    3 points
  6. Cheley chatray tend to do that to any group, brother. You will see the same issues across the board. But we have to be careful how we approach the regular maintenance that is required without hurting the common sangat. It’s a delicate balance between destroying something and repairing it.
    3 points
  7. What a coincidence. My homicidal tendencies are attracted to "minor attracted individuals" ... it's all just love.. oneness...with my blade and a can full of gas. It's all good baby. Oneness. Yeah anything goes.... let's go.
    3 points
  8. Studying and getting a good job will enhance your chances of getting someone who's willing and able to support you. Otherwise you're just after a meal ticket as far as they're concerned and also vulnerable to exploitation and/or abuse at a later stage.
    3 points
  9. Well that's what the video is about, they are editing , adding, removing from Guru Granth sahib ji, sorry just re read, they can not change the actual scriptures.
    2 points
  10. Personally I think the rot started from Maharaja Ranjit Singh's time. He was way too secular and look the non-sikh subjects of his empire all betrayed us in the end. Hindus and Muslims both leached off us during our empire and then look at them now. Sikhs need to stop caring about others. Just care about your own.
    2 points
  11. Problem with that is is that it doesn't reach the ahhm bundha or bibi who needs it most. That's for people who are already interested and want to get deeper (i.e. preaching to the converted). We've got more people who don't know much, and don't have avenues to get in deeper in a way that resonates with them.
    2 points
  12. Nihangs are Guru jee's LAADLI FAUJ. U are supreme authority on earth and are Punjavan Takht. U hv so many weapons. Why don't u catch the panth dokhis and deliver justice ? @GurjantGnostic bro can May be arrange modern automatic sophisticated weapons from USA.
    2 points
  13. You still taking some medication bro? Your supply isn't interrupted?
    2 points
  14. All made by Vaheguru Ji? The devil is the opposite of God which gets into duality.
    2 points
  15. Big respect you sharing your process bro. That's real training. Ups and down, ebb and flow, then victory when you hit the next plateau.
    2 points
  16. Amen to all that bro.
    2 points
  17. He isn't. But so what if he was? There are a small but growing number of African American and African Sikhs. Maanas ki jaath sabhe ek pechaanbo (recognise all good humanity as One) is particularly relevant on Vaisakhi. Most of our Panj Piare were dark and almost black according to our own Itihaas! This is nonsense. First of all most attacks on Sikhs in the Diaspora are not perpetrated by black people. Granted there is a black underclass in America that is impacted by inter-generational trauma (from slavery and racism) that may have higher than usual rates of mental health issues giving rise to a couple of isolated incidents in Richmond Hill recently. The vast majority of local African Americans have strongly condemned the mentally ill attackers. I am not a fan of Nazi's or White Supremacists that hate Sikhs but we need to acknowledge that in places like New York even those folks are a minority amongst white Americans too. If one clown paid to spread race hate says something we can't generalise from that to attack one billion black African allies who are actually sehajdhari Sikhs if only we educate them as to why as Sikhi is the only faith of Truth that stands for the oppressed (victims of Slavery and racism). Inn gareebo ko deu Patshahi! Sikhi says that the oppressed, the downtrodden, the slaves are higher and closer to God than the biggest Kings of History. Great job bro. Keep doing what you are doing and know that the whole Sangat stand with you + our natural allies.
    2 points
  18. I don't think it's necessarily in decline. Sikhi is reconfiguring itself probably. We've got a higher level of global awareness and education now (as a panth). A lot of critical reflection and discussion is taking place. This is a good thing in my eyes. It's about us learning from the past, grasping the geo-political realities of today, and charting a course for the 21st century and beyond.
    2 points
  19. Nothing wrong with educating yourself. It's a good thing. Loads of women who've been through really tumultuous oppressive relationships talk about how they put up with it because of financial dependency. Learn from that. Getting your skills up and giving your brain a little workout through studying is a good thing. Just don't fall for any sly romeo you might encounter on your travels.
    2 points
  20. Exactly. 100% correct. The only people who want to see Sikhs die childless or unmarried and decline with lower than replacement TFR are non-Sikhs who despise Sikhs at the core (albeit that they might try and pretend to pass themselves off as Sikhs in order to more aggressively spread their poisonous anti-Sikh ideology). Often these types will also try to promote a toxic casteist ideology at the same time as they cannot tolerate unity among Sikhs that the Ik Nagri Ik Gurdwara ideology is spreading with the target of only one united Gurdwara per pind (or locality in the West) within the next 5 years.
    2 points
  21. 1. Good on you that you are not rushing to become Amritdhari without feeling ready in your heart to do so. 2. That's actually a sign of humility and I respect you for that but whenever you are ready to lay down your life to protect the oppressed and downtrodden like our Panj Piare decided to do then your mind should not think in terms of the Khalsa Panth "deserving better than you". That more so applies to those that chak Amrit one day and drink alcohol the next. 3. You are not an embarassment to the Sikh Panth. I hate the tone of some of your posts as other young Sikhs imbibe that same spirit it would be very worrying and dispiriting for the Qaum. But I am proud of you for not cutting your kes during the time you have been looking to get married. It also takes bravery to put your personal life out there. I support you as a brother and I know everyone else does too (regardless of intellectual disagreements). You having children would not weaken or pollute the Qaum. It would strengtehn it. If your kids discover the cure for cancer or HIV you never know that might even erect a statue to CaliforniaSardar in Fresno (or Turlock or Ceres at least). Before you ask let me state that Sikhs should not be wasting money on nonsense statues either!
    2 points
  22. 1. No 2. Emphatically not! 3. Not really - how holy could a City where Muslims were the majority before 1947 (and Hindu's are the majority since 1947) possibly be? 4. It is not essential (after all Amritsar is not our version of Mecca or Benares as Sikhi opposes the "pilgrimage" concept) 5. In terms of what Harmandir Sahib means to the Qaum it is "primus inter pares" (first among equals) for what it means to our Itihaas but if you matha tek before Dhan Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj at any other Gurdwara in the world daily that is in no way any less a positive and equal blessing. PS: I will answer your other posts as soon as I can later and just by answering your questions does not mean I know more than you. We are all students (Sikhs). And yes I'm including as fellow students even the moneh you hate so much!
    2 points
  23. I did not agree with Deep Sidhu campaigning for SSM as I wanted Bhagwant Mann to defeat Congress and the Badals. Nor do I see Deep Sidhu as some sort of superhero. But one thing Deep Sidhu certainly was = a Sikh. A sehajdhari one yes but emphatically a member of the Sikh Panth and one who had done more for Sikh interests in the last 18months than you have. So sehajdhari Sikhs are all denouncing Sikhi? Does the mere fact that they are not Kesdhari at this point in time means they are denouncing Sikhi and have no connection to the Sikh Panth and hence no right to even turn up to the Gurdwara? My understanding is that Reena Rai is a sehajdhari Sikh Doctor from California who uploaded his social media videos during the Morcha. They both worked in a Punjabi film together a few years back. Whatever his private life (which I don't know much and nor do I endorse) I sincerely do believe he cared about the Sikh Panth in his own way and his speeches and actions the last 18months confirm that to my mind. Do you believe the Sikh community comprises 2% of the east Punjab population or just over half of the current population there? If you believe that Sikhs are only the 2% in Punjab (ie only those who are Amritdhari and Kesdhari like the Badal's) do the Sikhs really have any right to protest against Genocide? Have you ever complained about Genocide against Sikhs? So should Sikhs give up without even trying to bother achieving something? So if according to your definition Sikhs and moneh constitute 0.1% (1 in a 1000 Americans) of the American population and Sikhs such as myself and yourself constitute 0.01% (1 in 10,000 Americans) of the American population ... then surely logic would dictate that members of 0.01% demographic in the States would find it difficult to find a spouse from the same background as themselves. Would you not agree? And if so, is your strategy that Kesdhari Sikhs simply die out as a Qaum but criticise moneh harshly enough so that they never consider becoming future members of the Khalsa Panth due to your one man agenda of hating on them (as the RSS would like you to do)? Do you not see that it suits the enemies of Sikhi just fine to define membership of the Sikh Panth as narrowly as possible in order to define Sikhs as small a demographic minority as possible? So the Arabs of Mecca and Hindutva thinkers and Vatican chomo's all realise that the more inclusively you define a group the more power there is in numbers. But you sitting in sunny Cali think that by defining Sikhs as small and powerless demographic that it somehow helps your community and indeed yourself (in finding a spouse)?
    2 points
  24. A two-pronged approach is wise: a bit of what I'm suggesting AND a whole lot of yours. We need to start being unapologetically Sikh not just in our little jathe dust-ups (which has always struck me as punching down), but against Muslims, Christians, and others. Sikhs bark against other Sikhs, but meow when Muzzies and Christians arrive on the scene. This needs to change. This interfaith tatti needs to die a sudden death. It's weakened us, not made us stronger.
    1 point
  25. Kalyug, Shaitan, and others are named. Kalyug is far bigger than Shaitan. So we don't just have a devil, we have a bigger devil. Well bro. Hell isn't permanent and we all gonna go through some. Handle your business. Take it to our Panj Pyare.
    1 point
  26. I'm with @Big_Tera on this one. We need specifics filed away for any debates or discussions that might occur and the entire world should be more candid about islam. A Big part is the Gurmat. The most critical. But also understanding the other's beliefs and holding them to the letter of it.
    1 point
  27. Let me translate from devil.... let's see "How <banned word filter activated> sneaky pedophiles get away with <banned word filter activated> and somehow manage to stomach themselves without eating a pistol" Fify.
    1 point
  28. Certain apnay parents better watch out! Mother, 39, appears in crown court ahead of trial accused of killing her overweight 16-year-old daughter by allowing her to become morbidly obese Kaylea Titford was found dead at her home in Newtown, Powys, Wales in 2020 Her father Alun Titford and mother Sarah Lloyd-Jones are charged with gross negligence manslaughter and allowing the death of a child/vulnerable person They allegedly failed to ensure her dietary needs were met, leading to obesity Judge Rhys Rowlands listed a provisional trial date for January 16 next year A mother has appeared before a crown court judge today accused of causing the death of her disabled teenager by allowing her to become morbidly obese. Sarah Lloyd-Jones, 39, of Newtown, Wales, is charged with the manslaughter by gross negligence of Kaylea Titford, aged 16. Judge Rhys Rowlands at Mold crown court granted her conditional bail until June 30 when she will be expected to enter a plea to the allegation. A trial is set to begin on January 16. Alun Titford, 44, of Newtown, who also faces the charge, had been admitted to a hospital at Shrewsbury on Wednesday evening, defence barrister Simon Rogers told the judge. It is alleged that, between March 24 and October 11 2020, Titford and Lloyd-Jones failed to ensure Kaylea’s dietary needs were met, leading to morbid obesity. They are further accused of failing to ensure she got enough exercise, was in a hygienic condition and had a safe and clean living environment. The charges allege the defendants did not ensure her physical health was maintained and that they failed to seek reasonable medical help for her. The pair were due to enter pleas at Mold Crown Court today, but Titford was unable to attend after being admitted to hospital the previous evening. Judge Rhys Rowlands listed a new plea hearing for June 30, with a provisional trial date of January 16. He called it 'an unusual case'. An earlier inquest heard spina bifida sufferer Kaylea suffered 'multiple medical issues' through her life and was immobile. Kaylea was pronounced dead by paramedics at 8.12am on October 10, 2020, at her home in Newtown, Powys. A medical cause of death was given as 'inflammation and infection in extensive areas of ulceration arising from obesity and it's complications in a girl with spina bifida and hydrocephalus.' Coroner Graeme Hughes adjourned the inquest in Pontypridd, South Wales, until the conclusion of the criminal investigation. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10718631/Mother-appears-crown-court-ahead-trial-accused-killing-overweight-16-year-old-daughter.html
    1 point
  29. This is the irony of being inverted in a Kalyug. The descendents of Dharam and Daya have none. Much to the joy of the occupiers.
    1 point
  30. "Minor Attracted Individuals". Look how they play with words to weasel their way into normality.
    1 point
  31. Wow came back after ducking the heat about ehat was happening with your boy friends people just to rush back here for this? Lol. You won the pool for sure.
    1 point
  32. Had only someone given him a goat. Perhaps Aisha would have been spared.
    1 point
  33. I built one out of a five gallon bucket and a toilet plunger. Not nearly as cool.
    1 point
  34. I disagree. And even the people recruiting them are on record saying they were docile. Your great grandpa might have been different though from what you've told us.
    1 point
  35. I think we need to get the focus off the sepoys and remember the genocide instead. There are important and pertinent lessons there. Promoting the former just increases the likelihood of generating a new crop of sepoys. We need to find alternative ways to train and arm our people (that's if the panth wants to go that way), and also exercise and teach a sovereign mindset instead of the usual docile, servile thing. I rather our people learn about the deadly consequences of failing to focus on our own security than promote mercenary attitudes towards forming alliances with people who will leave you to die (without a blink) whenever you aren't useful to them, and I suspect just for the sake of it too (like a power move to keep people down).
    1 point
  36. I don't dispute the point that educated people can lack savvy, but again, if we look at the plethora of problems that our community have faced over the last 70 odd years, it looks like a complete lack of foresight in terms of economical development. It's one thing to opportunistically jump into foreign lands for opportunities (which our lot do generally well) but it's another to develop a robust, interdependent economy in your own territory. Our lot are doing an exodus from Panjab due to failure of the latter. And right now, they look pretty clueless in this respect. That's where education can come in. If you expect an illiterate pendu to plan and develop a modern robust economical strategy, you must be insane. And which apnay parents don't want their children to be purhay likhay hoey these days. And you seem to be stuck in some loop? Whenever I mention education, you keep going back to a western model, like that is the only option. It's not. We can develop our own models. It's exactly this type undersight that screws us over. We've got a culture of low expectations of leadership going on right now.
    1 point
  37. Our history proves otherwise. That's why goray targeted illiterate pendus for their fauj. They thought educated people were giving them ideas above their station. Guru ji himself promoted literacy and a Sikh education. Your thinking in this respect is deadly. I'm not saying all illiterate people are gullible morons (my grand-dad was illiterate), but even illiterate adults are acutely aware of the disadvantages. That's why so many put so much emphasis on their kids being educated.
    1 point
  38. And we can't ignore all that we've learnt about how these people have been subverting us. Seems like a big con job and a lot of jedi mind tricks played on a lot of simple-minded, largely illiterate rural Sikhs. Why they were like that is a story in itself! Sikhi's emphasis on literacy and education (especially in dasmesh pita's darbar) is well known known. We can't be simple minded or naïve in this day and age. It costs lives. All Sikh men have a responsibility to protect their community. We have to warn our own (who might well have a predilection) against falling for some other communities romanticised portrayals of events, and have them dragged around the world when they should be keeping an eye closer to home.
    1 point
  39. I get that bro. Important lessons have to be learnt. We don't EVER want to be in that (avoidable in my opinion) position of mass genocide ever again. We HAVE TO expect much better leadership and foresight - and in the absence of this, as ground level Sikh men, dig our heals in and derail attempts to use our community like this ever again. It's a given now that our 'leaders' are likely to be compromised, or genuinely stupid and malleable - we as ground level Sikhs have to ensure no one ever uses us like that again, and that we never walking into a death trap like that half-blind. It's about growth and evolution of Sikh consciousness too. Being more politically and socially astute than our ancestors were (and I'm not saying they didn't have lots of good qualities). We have global experiences now. We have to open these types of topics up.
    1 point
  40. Dying for a foreign sovereign, whose armies had invaded your land and subjugated your people, is not shaheedi, however people might try and twist it. Look, the fact is, between Sikh males, what's now more apparent than ever, is that when we mess up strategically/tactically/socially/militarily, it's our own women folk that suffer the most, and that too in horrendous ways. We might die, they get horrific, abusive treatment, sometimes over sustained periods of time that most can't protect themselves from. This is a complete failure on our part as men. There were always counter-colonial movements amongst our own, the Ghadr party being a relatively well known one, so some of our people were fighting for their own freedom, as opposed to fighting for foreign invaders. If people wanted to 'prove' their bravery, they could've fought for these types of movements, and be true shaheeds. In the end, what we have to say is that the precarious position we found ourselves in, with the mass rapes, kidnappings and murders (that'll numerically make what's happening in ukraine right now seem tame - and I'm pretty sure the same could be said about a lot of recent, more prominent conflicts), can never be repeated by our community because we've got hordes of apnay whose minds, bodies and souls are elsewhere, chasing some outsider concept of 'valour' - it's a complete failure on our part. I'd say it was the most disastrous path ever followed by our people, and boy did we pay for it! You talk about people not fighting being seen as cowards - well, I disagree. We know loads of press-ganging was going on. We know alleviating poverty was more of a factor in decisions than what you are saying. Besides, look at the example of Muhhamad Ali - he never fought in the Vietnam war and gave cogent, intelligent and morally upright reasons for this. That was braver than being herded into another people's conflict - and we can see how grateful the people fought for were, by how they left us to our own devices to be murdered and slaughtered, and then didn't even bother to the give the sepoys who fought in ww2 a pension in the end. Seems like high level stupid decisions on our people's part, that we need to acknowledge and confront, lest some <banned word filter activated> tries to lead us up this route again in future. These aren't remotely intelligent policies or strategies. We can't afford to be doing this.
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  41. Let's cut to the chase. 'Sikhs' fighting for other people's wars, for their own pockets. Who didn't have the foresight or vision (or intelligence?) to grasp what was brewing under their nose, in their own 'beloved' homeland, that led to the greatest holocaust of Sikhs to date (as well as mass rapes and kidnappings). Bravo. Let's have more of these types of mercenary 'soldiers', who protect foreigners better than their own. Maybe next time they could do even better and have a million of us killed/raped?
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  42. Sort of a weird analogy. But look at the two sides of the same coin, they call bipartisan politics in the united states. Every four years they give us increasingly worse ..candidates. Neither of which should be president, then based upon on fears and sentiments towards the loaded issues they have purposefully divied up, so each party has their core tenets, they supposedly represent, so that people will cling to them, we divide ourselves, from each other based upon which absolutely morally destitute meat puppet we're "voting" for. In fact ...proud ...of it. Facepalm. When we all should not only be ashamed to vote for someone unless they're worthy, but in fact refuse, and only ever vote based on merit. That's the only way the representatives will ever have merit. And that means being willing to cast your lot with small parties that may very well appear to lose at first, but even in that initial phase the most important victory is struck and the influence increases. The world wars were civil wars between imperials. I mean the first one popped off over rich boys shooting each other, and their families calling the entire world into warfare over it. Body count for wwI could have been...1.... So which side of that should Singhs be on? Well neither. They should be in a smaller third party, the one with merit, regardless of it has a chance of "winning" this "election" and "running" and "voting" anyway and influencing others to do the same. The odd enlistee, who serves, and then returns to the Paanth to train others, or one who joins to engage in spefic action against a specific target, are the only ones we'd see optimally, Karmically and Dharmically. Am I proud of my Grandfather for fighting the nazis, as a half german man himself, and killing the adult officer of a nazi youth brigade by hitting him with the butt of his rifle to silence his orders to the children to fight to the death rather than surrender? Sure. But america was segregated at that time. Slavery breeding farms and sales continued to be found and prosecuted until 1954, so we're freeing fake jews, but real human beings, in germany and poland etc, but have black slaves? Have american units killing the black american soldiers after the war for drinking with white brits? Irony it was primarily Jacobites trafficked from africa. So freed fake jews, but real people, still have real Jew slaves, and slaughtered the ones that saved the fake jews after it was done. Bravo. Further layer of irony is hitler pointed this out himself. <banned word filter activated> hitler and all, burn in Narak, just sayin. Fast forward, I run into nazis in our own military, and we support them in ukraine as does the israelis? Wtflol? Grandfather lost his leg, and his mental emotional wellbeing for life. So am I proud of him? Yes but I wish he just didn't get drafted in his later twenties with kids already. To fight for plantation slavers vs nazis. I would be more proud and happier if he'd joined a Nihang Fauj, stayed home, and fought the injustices of white supremacy in all its forms no matter the cost to him. Even if he had to legally declare his service in the Fauj precludes his service in any other, and risked jail or even death by cop. That would have served Dharam more directly. Draft enforcers? And those that enact drafts? Lives are subject to being revoked at any and all times lol. <banned word filter activated> white power. Fight in Faujs only.
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  43. @dalsingh101 doesn't object for no reason. It's because people get used and tricked into serving armies beneath them, ones that undermine their own people's self determination. He says colonialism shyte, because Sikhs among many other peoples have been mentally groomed to be good loyal soldiers and die for the opressor. I have full respect for the Veer serving and all that, especially dying, but he's supposed to do that for Guru Ki Fauj. Then he'd be Shaheed not a casualty. Depending on the exact circumstances of his death, maybe he is Shaheed, but see the point? Some black families disown their kids if they become a cop or soldier. Not because they don't love their kid, but because those professions are disreputable when done for imperials. You betray your people to engage in them. Clear example cops in hindustan. Sorry can't find the Gurbani. It's a long list of professions that only if done for Akal and the Paanth have any value. Shoot was that Gurbani or Vidya during a Katha? Any help?
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  44. I typed a long paragraph and it seemed to have disappeared. To know the truth watch this channel on yt: The Bernician They are free(masons) . Type that into bitchute
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  45. The tax cut of trillions of dollars and now the trend of getting hone loans with only showing 1 year of bank statements will be the reason for the recession. Stock is inflated to the point of getting bubble burst. I liquidated all of my stock portfolio last month. We will see full recession by end of next year. Successful trade deal with China will help delaying that.
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  46. so you believe a woman should be stoned to death ? of course you being a man are viewed as an injured party ...that says so much about your views on women . That any kids belong to the guy and she cannot do anything about it. spending millions of years without chance of redemption is a unbelievebly harsh sentence . Sikhi frowns on infidelity because you are supposed to have a high character whether you are a man or woman, you are expected to be true and love your marraige partner and forsake all others . If you fail then you are no longer considered a sikh because you have broken your side of the promise to God . So you have the worst punishment possible rejection by Guru ji himself until you come back with full remorse, accept the punishment given by the Panj Piarey and retake amrit. If you are fornicating before marriage but them marry someone who is innocent of such behaviour you are guilty of cheating that person of their sikhi - they will have to go to pesh and you will have the black mark against you that you cheated a gursikh.
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  47. but guys she was not a sikh before as she had extramarital affair and got pregnant then in her Bujjar kurahet mode busted his Amritdhari status as he associated initimately with a non-sikh within the marriage . I would state it straightforwardly that she had a depraved mentality and used the Veer as ticket to USA .
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