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This didnt care if the British Sikh victim was a muslim or not he claimed to be doing it in revenge for lee rigby british soldier murdered by 2 black muslim converts. But this fool just saw the victims race as being asian and his colour brown and thus trying to carry out his act of terrorism.

It seems British Sikhs are indifferent about combating racist white prejudice, discrimination, attacks and eventual acts of terrorism and yet have been attacked many times in canada, america and USA. Because of their lack of speaking out and too tolerant of cowardly racist white extremists who only hate brown/ asian coloured people they dont even go for jihadi's who they claim they are against.

Western white mainstream media and politicians are indifferent they dont care if non-white gets attacked by white terrorist because its not important in their eyes to harm innocent ethnic/religious minority communities.

Imagine if it was the other way around brown/asian british sikhs going around trying to kill innocent whites for their alleged crimes aboard or in the past how would it play out in the media? Are we truly equal in terms of getting justice, media fair representation and equal before the law? We all know the answer.

British Sikhs need to take a long hard look in the mirror how they are allowing this to go on for so long.

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An act of terror': Sikh family of dentist attacked in Tesco by machete-wielding extremist speak out

  • 17:35, 25 June 2015
  • By Elwyn Roberts

The family of injured dentist Dr Sarandev Bhambra said Zack Davies had committed “an act of terror” in launching a machete race attack in a Tesco store.

If their races had been reversed the family had no doubt it would have been reported as “terrorism”.

Dr Bhambra’s brother, Dr Tarlochan Singh Bhambra, made a statement outside Mold Crown Court after Davies was found guilty of attempted murder.

'This should be rightly defined as an act of terrorism'

“Sarandev was singled out because of the colour of his skin. We are in no doubt that had the racial disposition of this case been reversed this would be reported as an act of terror with a wider media coverage.

“We as a family have listened intently to the evidence... and are in no doubt given the racial and political motivation that this should be rightly defined as an act of terrorism.

“By his own admission Zach Davies had extreme neo-nazi views and is a member of a white supremacist organisation.”

1.jpgZack Davies in a screengrab from a YouTube video

Dr Bhambra said there had been a display of “ignorance” throughout the trial.

“Ethnic minorities have and continue to contribute positively to the multicultural Britain of 2015. Sikhs have sacrificed their lives in both world wars to facilitate the freedom that Britain enjoys today.”

Cowardly attack left him with 'life-changing injuries'

He said his brother, who was born in Leeds, was a young man his family was immensely proud of and had just started out on his chosen career.

“This cowardly assault has left him with life changing injuries. Sarandev is currently undergoing an extensive programme of rehabilitation.

“We are indebted and will be forever grateful to Mr Peter Fuller who risked his own safety to save Sarandev from this wanton act of terror. We are in no doubt Mr Fuller’s actions, couple with Sarandev’s strength and agility, saved his life.

“Sarandev has also asked us to convey out gratitude to the attending emergency services, North Wales Police, Pc Ross Tutton and Iolo Edwards and Eleri Thomas. We would also like to thank the staff at Mold Tesco that helped Sarandev.”

They were also grateful for messages of support from people in Mold.

'An embarrassment and shock'

DCI Alun Oldfield said North Wales Police welcomed the verdict and had no doubt there would be a lengthy sentence.

The racially motivated attack was an “embarrassment and shock” for the people of Mold but not typical.

He hoped Dr Bhambra would one day return to work in Mold and he would be supported in every way possible.

“Zack Davies is clearly a dangerous individual and this, I am sure, will be clearly reflected in the sentence,” he said.

http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/an-act-terror-sikh-family-9528045

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Just like to say I have spent quite a bit of time in Mold through the years and there is plenty of white on white violence that goes completely unreported.

I am not defending the guy becuase he is a thick inbred retard but white on white attacks are not unusual in that town.

The reason this made the news is because it has a racial element involved.

And anyway, it should have been called an Islamaphobic attack because that is what motivated the perp.

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I'm not too concerned about lack of media coverage when a non-white british or american citizen is a victim of white racist terrorism.

What im concerned about is these m0rons keep attacking innocent brown skinned people like the Sikhs rather than the real target who they say they are against (radical muslim terrorists). These racist white nationalist cowards are no different from islamic terrorists they go for innocent people no matter what their background is. The sikh community laid down 80,000 precious lives for defence of the freedom of Britian and the western way of life in general. They could have used all that manpower to defeat the british imperialists in india by siding with Germans and Hitler but instead used their manpower to defeat the fascist german nazi's in both world wars.

Vast majority of white people are nice people. White atheist /christian people usually have nothing but praise for Sikhs and vice versa. We have common interests, common values of human rights and freedoms. But there is a tiny crazy minority amongst them that do have mental health issues like the muslims jihadi's and are vulnerable to be groomed into poisonousness hateful narratives against innocents.

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We have common interests, common values of human rights and freedoms. But there is a tiny crazy minority amongst them that do have mental health issues like the muslims jihadi's and are vulnerable to be groomed into poisonousness hateful narratives against innocents.

Agreed, they are dangerous but Jihadi's are far more dangerous.

These stupid white motherfckers can be reasoned with but Jihadi's cannot.

What we are dealing with is the cult of the suicide bomber.

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The sikh community laid down 80,000 precious lives for defence of the freedom of Britian and the western way of life in general. They could have used all that manpower to defeat the british imperialists in india by siding with Germans and Hitler but instead used their manpower to defeat the fascist german nazi's in both world wars.

Very nicely put, especially the bit about not siding with the Germans, but also the Japanese were after capturing India, that was the reason for the Burmese railway being built so I think siding with the British had something to do with fighting the Japanese aswell although I am open to criticism for airing this point.

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