Where Our Honour Gone

[machete]

where is that honour gone from our pround punjabi community. most punjabis have the namw singh and kaur in their surnames meaning lion and princess. we are meant to be a proud unified and loyal courages nation. in universitys our girls have dressing up compititions and hate each other , just becuase she likes her competitions outfit more than hers. yeas people this is how low our mentality is gone. our boys just get drunk and disrepect our women and see them as sex-objects. our women have lost self respect. our boys have los the sikh pride and want nothing to do with sikhi, even thought so many people have died and sacrificed their all for us. the religious sikhs look down on the non-practising punjabi people , so instaed of helping and supporting each other factions are created. our women and girls have lost dignity , principals and moral. 10 years ago it was so rare to see a punjabi women dress unmodestly and you would never see them smoking and drinking. boys with turbans have no shame smoking and drinking with their turbans on. where is that honour and diginity and unity the which the punjabi nation was respected for. if we dont make changes nothing changes. if we keep acting like this we shouldn,t have the right to be called singhs and kaurs. we need the lionesses and lions to uplift the honour of the sikh nation again. whether u r amritdhari or not , aslong as you bow to Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji-lets stick togehter.

[GABRU JAWAN]

:e: Vah Vah :e:

Very well said i totally agree with u.

b4 sant jarnail bhindranwale things where gettin worse, singh mundey cut their hair n started smoking n now its the same but the difference is we dont hav sum 1 to lead us coz were all split up all around the world.

:e: What can we do? :e:

[Sarbloh Warrior]

its not just a problem in the sikh community but in also in other communties to people are getting influenced by an athiest society

[KharkooSingh]

where is that honour gone from our pround punjabi community. most punjabis have the namw singh and kaur in their surnames meaning lion and princess. we are meant to be a proud unified and loyal courages nation. in universitys our girls have dressing up compititions and hate each other , just becuase she likes her competitions outfit more than hers. yeas people this is how low our mentality is gone. our boys just get drunk and disrepect our women and see them as sex-objects. our women have lost self respect. our boys have los the sikh pride and want nothing to do with sikhi, even thought so many people have died and sacrificed their all for us. the religious sikhs look down on the non-practising punjabi people , so instaed of helping and supporting each other factions are created. our women and girls have lost dignity , principals and moral. 10 years ago it was so rare to see a punjabi women dress unmodestly and you would never see them smoking and drinking. boys with turbans have no shame smoking and drinking with their turbans on. where is that honour and diginity and unity the which the punjabi nation was respected for. if we dont make changes nothing changes. if we keep acting like this we shouldn,t have the right to be called singhs and kaurs. we need the lionesses and lions to uplift the honour of the sikh nation again. whether u r amritdhari or not , aslong as you bow to Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji-lets stick togehter.

The way I see it is that the majority of UK punjabi community do not want to attempt to be Guru Ji's Sikhs anymore. They'd rather be associated to bollywood film heros/heroines than to our shaheed heros/heroines.

The manmat cancer is now within our own families, we do not need to fear the congressis or the moughals anymore. The 5 demons have established themselves comfortably in the heart of the modern UK punjabi community.

Parchaar starts at home, within our own extended families. If our Rehat and Nitnem are strong than Guru Maharaj gives the Sikh the courage to face up to any situation, even if it means loosing their life. The honour is Guru Ji's bakshish, the honour comes from the kamai of Sikh. Without the kamai we have no honour!