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  1. As has been said in prior posts, where are the mods!?

    These kookay has go so far as to refer to Nihang Singh Dastaar Bunga in a derogatory manner by calling it a 'twin tower' in one of the previous posts, which was like two or so pages back!

    Not to mention questioning the authority of Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji Maharaj

    At the end of the day, the situation speaks for itself - 99.9% of Sikhs acknowledge Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji Maharaj as the Eternal Guru of the Sikhs.

    By running this conspiricy theory of the so-called 'Satguru' Balak Sinh attaining Gurgaddi, Kookay are basically saying that the Sikh Panth are the stupidest bunch of people going around because we have got our belief system totally wrong for the past 300 years!

    What bakwaas.

  2. Im not trying to start a conflict, but why is it always the Jatt who give Sikhi a bad name?

    What makes you certain that these people are "Jatt" and not "chamaars" in disguise seeking to cause further conflicts in the Sikh Panth? Chamaar Ravidassis have been putting up anti-Sikh- anti-Jatt, anti-anything-that-disagrees-with-them videos in a concentrated and organised manner recently.

    Why would someone who calls herself Bibiejatt put up anti-Jatt videos?

    Regards,

    K.

    You are right, there are many videos on Youtube which have been put up by others to discredit Jatts as well as Sikhs as a whole. The shameless characters doing so have upped the ante since the Vienna incident.

    Moreover, I'm not saying that Jatts are all angels, but to say that they are sellouts and a disgrace to Sikhi is grossly unfair.

    For every Jatt does engage in such foolish acts, there are probably several more who want to smack that person around for doing so.

  3. Oh haven't you heard, only the Muslas are allowed freedom of speech these days.

    The rest of us have been placed under a gag order. :rolleyes:

    Seriously though, although I care for white hooligans as much as I do for these kattar Muslims, I would be disgusted if they were not allowed to protest.

    It would go to show that mainstream Britain is well and truly dhimmified if this protest is banned.

  4. Sometimes I get the feeling that Sikh's are not as bothered as we should be about the Gurdwaras in Pakistan. These are massive astaans for us, places where our Guru were born, where the greatest Gursikhs lived, where our shaheedi's took place.

    The babbars and other kharkus jumped the border during the 80/90s, if they could make so much rawla in Hindoostan, why the 'chup da dhan' in Pakistan?

    You are right - it's a shame that a lot of folks forget these places. If there were to be an independent Sikh homeland, these places MUST be included. Sikhs may have suffered in India, by they are also suffering just as bad in Pakistan.

  5. It's true that India is way behind in terms of how the go about building projects etc.

    But it's not good to laugh at such incidents - think of the poor workers that lose their lives or get injured from such mishaps. There's no insurance or worker's compensation over there.

    If anything, this should highlight the duty of care an employer has to its workers, and whether or not the builders of the Delhi Metro are ensuring worker safety.

    But knowing India, it will never happen. The employers/builders get rich and the workers keep dying. I guess in the land of a billion people lives are cheap and there will always be a ready replacement. Sad really.

  6. as i have said before on numerous oher threads....JHATKAAAAAAA THEM!!!!!!!!!

    We need to be wise in countering an enemy. Lets take a recent example. There are lots of GOI sponsered fake babas in Punjab. Recently one of them was sent to hell in vienna, austria. NOw what this has done is taht it has put fear in the minds of other paapis that they will be sent to hell as well. This is called smart selective fighting.

    In the same way, if these muslims attack ur dignity, couple of them must be taught a lesson. Get hold of a couple of them, break both their legs, arms and tell them that if they dont stop, next time they will be sent to hell.

    You make a good point. Attacks should be strategic and limited (this will avoid any legal problems which may result) - as such, the best way would be to target a particularly important individual and hit them fast and HARD.

    Do it so that it creates such a strong point that any other troublemakers would think twice before doing anything again.

  7. Akal Takht head priest Giani Gurbachan Singh, after a meeting of the five head priests, ordained on Wednesday that no Sikh should enter into a gay relationship as it was against the basic tenets of Sikhism.

    He said the Sikh community would not tolerate gay marriages in Sikh families.

    The head priest also directed the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee to study all aspects in this regard with the help of legal luminaries. The Sikh clergy issued directions to all gurdwaras not to allow gay weddings. "Gay marriages are not acceptable in Sikhism and have no place in Gurmat," the head priest said.

    Harnam Singh Khalsa, head of the radical Sikh organisation Damdami Taksal, echoed his feelings. "Gay marriages," he said, "are not acceptable and we strongly oppose it. We may even begin an agitation against such relations."

    Meanwhile, the matter rocked the Punjab Vidhan Sabha on Thursday after MLA Charanjit Singh Channi expressed serious concern at gay marriages and demanded that the state take preventive measures.

    While speaker NS Kahlon suggested that the MLA introduce a resolution to the effect in the House, Channi said society was facing a big challenge that threatened to tear apart its fabric. He said at least six gay couples had "exploited the social system to their benefit" after the Delhi high court verdict allowing consensual gay sex.

    http://news.indiainfo.com/article/09071009...html?FORM=ZZNR9

    Don't you just love it when the Indian media refers to our respected institutions as 'radical'. :rolleyes:

  8. a good point, we must try to remember that Sikhi is the refined form of the many ancient Dharmic paths, which as you say have spanned across the ages.

    these all hold the value of contemplating Waheguru, Ram, Hari, Govind, and the countless other names of God, and re-immersing your soul with the primal energy

    however some people take this fact out of context, and claim that it means that Sikhi is not distinct and is just hinduism

    Sikhi is a distinct path, it is the path set out by Sri Guru Granth Sahib, it is the path to cleanse one's self of past sins, and re-immerse your soul with Waheguru

    Totally agree with you on that one, you have put it very nicely.

    We should remember that the essence of everything is Sat (Truth). This is the origin of all religion. Throughtout the ages, people have slowly lost sight of this.

    Sikhi is taking us back to Sat, which is Waheguru.

  9. Sorry brother, I am not too knowledgeable as to why this form of jhatka is performed. Perhaps it is done as opposed to doing jhatka of goats?

    Just wanted to post a photo I found of naryal jhatka:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/akaalmedia/31...57612255402011/

    If the person to whom this photo belongs reads this post or frequents this forum, please accept my humble apologies for placing a link to this photo - I hope you do not mind, just came accross it and thought that it was relevent to the discussion.

  10. Pakistan would probably be a nice place.
    When did you visit last? :D

    I have never visited :sad: , but Im thinking it would be nice place to visit as its the birthplace to visit . I hope to visit one day. I have heard many great things about Pakistan. People say Sikhs get alot of respect overthere.

    Oh yes, just like we did in 1947, or recently in Swat and Khyber :rolleyes:

    It's disheartening that some of our most important shrines and Gurdwaras are located in what has become the most God-foresaken country on Earth.

    With a Taliban take-over in the pipeline, it can only get worse. :o

  11. Bhai Sahib Inder Singh ji, we are all behind you here.

    Unfortunately my location limits my ability to help you achieve this task, but I can assure you that once you have set this precedent, the die will have been cast, and these naastiks' 15 minutes of glory will soon end.

    We really have to counter this effectively, because I have seen the effect their 'philosophy' has on the minds a lot of the younger Sikhs, who are often out of ignorance, are staunchly Hinduphobic.

    This Hinduphobia often occurs in order for them to assert a distinct 'Punjabi' identity, rather than be associated with Hindus, who they often see as being 'weak' etc.

    The problem is that Kala-Afghanists etc. feed on these impressionable minds when these youths eventually want to learn more about Sikhi. This is where the danger starts.

    There needs to be more aggressiveness when countering their lies. If you observe them, they often come accross as being very 'cocky' and confrontational.

    We must also be this way, however, while still being careful not to stoop down to their level.

  12. don't know what this has to do with Sikhi, but Owen is cursed since leaving Liverpool!!

    Look at Real and Newcastle since he joined.

    Congrats Fergie, you have inherited the curse that is Michael Owen! :lol:

    Scousers are going to go all the way this year :p lol

  13. sikhi is flawless but jatts are a problem,their position in the sikh institution make it much worse.

    Brother, don't stereotype - of course plenty of Jatts are involved in caste discrimination, but it would not be fair to assume that they are the only ones that do so.

    The reason that Jatts feature so often in cases of discrimination is due to their numbers and prevelence in Punjabi society.

    Targetting and blaming a certain group will only cause more friction.

  14. Great, just when you thought Bollywood couldn't get any worse in its portrayal of Sikhs, we get a so-called 'blockbuster' based on the butcher KP Gill.

    And if that wasn't bad enough, now they have a woman playing a male Sikh - this is a blatant attempt to emasculate the Sikh community, nonetheless 25 years after Operation Bluestar.

    Surely no coincidence.

  15. Similarly here In Australia, 'Male of Middle-Eastern Appearence' = Lebanese Muslim. These guys are basically the Pakis of Australia (until more Pakis arrive here, which hopefully they WONT).

    Can anyone see the common denominator here? ..

    ...

    Are these the Lebs (that's what they are called in Aus isn't it) that live in the Lakemba area of Sydney

    Didn't they get beat up by the White Australians in the Cronulla Riots?

    Sort of.. Basically, what was occurring was that Lebanese youths who had been frequenting the beach at Cronulla had for a number of years been causing a lot of problems by way of harassing girls, starting needless fights etc.

    The 2005 riots were a reaction to a incident that occurred immediately prior to the riots, where Lebanese youths beat up a surf-lifesaver.

    The residents of the Cronulla area simply reached boiling point. What was believed to have started as a day of protest eventually turned ugly due to alcohol. Moreover, right-wing groups also had a presence, which therefore gave things racist undertones.

    From what I remember, there were a few Lebanese youths that were beaten up by these mobs.

    Subsequently, dozens upon dozens of Lebanese Muslim youths sought retribution on the night after the riots occurred, wherein they descended upon Cronulla and surrounding suburbs and damaged cars, property, burnt and defiled Australian flags, and assaulted innocent people.

    Apparently the police had wind of the plans that the Lebanese had to do this, however due to the increasingly PC and cowardist dhimmi attitude of law enforcement, they were told to stand down.

    Although the riots were technically racist in nature (which no one should ever condone), this racism was confined to the Lebanese Muslim youths who have generally a very poor reputation, and are extremely racist themselves.

    Incidentally, there have been recent protests by Punjabi/Sikh and Indian students in another suburb of Sydney due to increasing violence perpetuated on them by none other than the Lebanese!

  16. These slanderers will stop at nothing. There are a few youtube videos containing ridiculous comments, one of which even stating:

    socalleddasamgranth (5 months ago)

    Dasam Granth was not written by Guru Gobind Singh and it was wrongly attributed to the tenth Guru to ridicule the Sikh religion in the eyes of world. Not even Dasam Granth, Guru Gobind Singh has not written any poetry in his life time.

    If such people even deny that the Tenth Master composed poetry, I just don't know what can be done with them!

  17. If possible, can some one please expand on what I have bolded in the above statement.

    Jug Jug Satgur Dhereah avtaara. The word avtaar is composed of two words, av(downwards) and taar(passage) refers to the descent of God in his transcendental form into this mundane world. The supreme Lord takes avtaar in every Juga.The reason for the Lord to take avtaar is clearly has beeb clearly stated - Jab Jab Bhereah Arisht Apara Tab Tab Dheh Tharat Avtaara. Whenever spirituality begins to decline, the Lord himself takes avtaar in the world to save mankind. Param Purakh Paavan Sadah Aaph Pargat Ho Aae, Aaph Pargat Ho Aae Din Racaha Keah Karan.

    Thank you for your reply. I do understand the concept of Avtaars.

    I also recognise the existence and need for Mahapurkh Sants & Brahmgianis and that Guru Ji says that they should be given the utmost respect.

    What I'm confused about is that, if I'm not mistaken, it has been stated that Baba Nand Singh ji is an avtaar of Guru Ji.

    Is this correct?

    I didn't know that our Gurus could transcend into avtaars because Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the embodiment of Gurus and IS the Guru.

    Slightly confused... help a brother out!

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