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    Interesting pattern that emerges. It's almost as if Pakistanis sniff out Sikh areas in order to overrun. If you look at the type of businesses that the average Pakistani runs: Halal Butchers, Halal Fried Chicken, Islamic Bookshop, Cabby companies, Hijab shops. It seems that an shopping area begins to lose it's diversity and puts off the Kafir Shopper. Is it any wonder the area becomes a dump.
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    Problem now is that the real facists now call themselves anti-fascists. You are nice guy Sukh but I feel that you are quite naive. You need to look at where the violence is coming from and who is shutting down free speech. Ironically it is likes of Tommy Robinson who is on the receiving end of the quote you have mentioned above. If you have a chance please see this link, it may explain what may have happened to you:
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    Why are you conflating something that "may" have been done by Sikhs 32 years ago which now seems could have had collusion by intelligence agencies with Islamic Extremism. At this current moment in time globally the biggest problem is Islam. If you compare what has happened since 9-11 there is no comparison.
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    It seems there has been another incident near a mosque in Newcastle. Another vehicle driven into worshippers on Eid. http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/821057/Westgate-road-crash-eid-prayers-Newcastle-Muslim-attack
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    If you want there to be no EDL or Britain First you have to tackle Islamic Extremism. These groups are the symptom not the cause.
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    Not too sure about that. Physically they don't look the same. Roma Gypsies are quite short generally. They remind me more like a Mirasi type.
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    I am not a big fan of the Roma people (the ones recently arrived from Romania). I look at them and think there is something familiar about them but not quite like someone from the subcontinent. These guys are experts in pickpocketry and begging. Like Dally''s original post with that girl from Kosovo going to India. I wondered if she was approached by beggars and thinks " that's where we got it from and they're so much better at it than we are!'
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    Culture works both ways. All migrant communities are influenced by the host countries as well. These type of articles play an underhanded game where it's message to say that there is no such thing as British culture and is really a hotch potch of other cultures.
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    There is a difference between the Roma gypsy and Irish traveller. They are not the same.
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    There is a pecking order which sets off a chain reaction. Bengalis move into Paki areas which shifts into Indian and Sikh areas which shifts out the goreh.
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    I think these days I would prefer England over India. The minute Monty Panesar took an Indian wicket in a test match I knew it would never be the same again.
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    Watching a one day match is a good day out for some. Cricket comes second to the pakora eating brigade. Plus it's a good way to gloat over Pakistanis if they lose.
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    Yes the Costa Del Sol Brit. Southern Spain aka Dagenham by the sea.
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    Gurdwarae for all it's faults with commitees being corrupt are fairly well run. They function as much as Gurdwarae are supposed to be run (I guess a lot of people might disagree with my comment.) In my opinion, Khalistan can be a success. If and when it does happen, I will look forward in Khalistan being invited to major sport events and competing with other nations.
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    Well they should be supporting England. Norman Tebbit would be proud!?
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    I thought most Ramgharia /Tharkhan folk would support Kenya since it is their homeland.
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    Moneh boys can be called dudes, guys, fellas, lads.
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    Finsbury Park mosque is/was the hotbed of terrorism in the UK where the likes Bakri, Choudry , Abu Hamza came from. This attack was symbolic in a matter of speaking. The other factor was how quick the mainstream media called it a terrorist attack whereas they are very slow to call the same thing the other way around. If the mainstream media is not careful, I predict that they will get a lot more cyber attacks on their lies during their broadcasts.
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    I am sure you have mentioned on a thread not too long ago that you lived in East London and wanted to move out and asked where to move. But that was not 10 years ago.
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    Listening on the radio and one of the worshipper was shocked because he could not believe such a thing can happen in the 21st century and during Ramadan. The cheek of the guy. Bet the Ummah was counting on the kafir to do nothing. Bet it is a shock to their system. They will keep their heads low for a while.
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    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/van-pedestrians-hit-run-over-casualties-latest-police-finsbury-park-mosque-muslims-seven-sisters-a7796551.html Like I said before, Muslims are showing the tactics needed to be used against them.
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    You have not answered my question. But let's try to come up with some logical critical assessment: We lost an empire - yes. Are we going to get our empire back? - not likely The vast majority of our population is living in India -yes. Do we have our self determination - no. How many Sikhs think they are subjugated in India? Out of those Sikhs who think they are subjugated, would they prefer to live in their own Sikh run state or continue being in India? Would these subjugated people prefer India because they think Sikhs are not capable of running their own state? Is this thinking that Sikhs not being capable part of the psychological subjugation or is this from realistic practicalities? Is living abroad preferable to an Independent Sikh State or living in India? If living in the west/abroad provides more rights and higher standard of living than India are these Sikhs still subjugated? I don't have any answers but these types of questions have never been asked as far as I am aware.
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    In what context are we subjugated? And how are we accepting this subjugation?
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    I am no apologist. But like I said before, it is a much more nuanced game. Once you understand the game that is being played, you can then formulate a strategy. The Sikh way is the holistic way to see things from all angles, Some of the solutions are simple and straightforward, others are not so much.
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    Of course we've been shafted. That is obvious to everyone. This is all a game and we have to understand how it is being played. There are many players in this game. It is not straightforward and there are a lot of dimensions to this. Blaming the British for everything is not going to bring anything. How much longer can you do that for. The fact that you are living in the UK is a result of the British Empire. That is the reality. Your problem is that you think with only one filter. You read some history books and read some accounts and think you know it all. You have one viewpoint and try to fit everything you read into that one view. I don't disagree with what you say but your viewpoint is a very simplistic one.
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