White British News Media Thinks Rape Is Worser Than Murder Of Peaceful Protestors In India

[genie]

In modern civiilsed socities and nations.... murder is treated as the most serious crime you can commit and usually second is rape.

Now how comes we are seeing the rape cases highlighted in the white western british media but not the murders of 2 innocent peaceful Sikh protestors in punjab? The taking of life is ending their time on earth, a rape victim however will have a long recover ahead of them but still have the right to life.

So What is this? Why the hypocrisy and slience and duplicty by the British news media like BBC and sky news for example?

Why bash Indian society and Indian government over womens rights and the lack of justice in rape cases yet taking an innocent human Indian life by the Indian state is not highlighted? the lack of justice for victims of anti-sikh genocide and rape of many Sikh females by congress party supporters still awaiting justice in new delhi why not highlight that too?

We can clearly see the racist white atheist anti-sikh bias and agenda. Bash the ethnic brownie Asian people (who number more than a billion human beings) about their few rapist scumbags in their socities but not highlight the good they do in the world nor highlight the many innocents killed in their lands by their oppressive successive governments that the British white atheist majority state has huge economic deals with.

[MisterrSingh]

Now how comes we are seeing the rape cases highlighted in the white western british media but not the murders of 2 innocent peaceful Sikh protestors in punjab?

Because the accepted narrative is that the native Sikh community in Punjab are latent agitators, extremists, etc, who have only been subdued due to the "valiant" efforts of the Indian government during the 80's to restore harmony to Punjab. Basically, the feeling is that WE'RE the trouble-makers and any forceful actions taken by the Indians to quell Sikh dissent and protest is wholly justified and reasonable lest we start punching above our weight again.

Once we wrap our head around how the other side see us, then we can go about tackling the problems at hand.

[jkvlondon]

Because the accepted narrative is that the native Sikh community in Punjab are latent agitators, extremists, etc, who have only been subdued due to the "valiant" efforts of the Indian government during the 80's to restore harmony to Punjab. Basically, the feeling is that WE'RE the trouble-makers and any forceful actions taken by the Indians to quell Sikh dissent and protest is wholly justified and reasonable lest we start punching above our weight again.

Once we wrap our head around how the other side see us, then we can go about tackling the problems at hand.

in others words forget them and do it for ourselves ...I mean we have coverage in other nations so shame them by using those other channels . Don't hang about with placards , start looking in our midst for the sympathisers of Badal, RSS, RAm Rahim and other dhongis and earmark them for ostracising or eliminating from our institutions . Set up a valid Gursikh political party with full body of expertise , supporting those who have left their jobs for Guru ji .

[MisterrSingh]

in others words forget them and do it for ourselves ...I mean we have coverage in other nations so shame them by using those other channels . Don't hang about with placards , start looking in our midst for the sympathisers of Badal, RSS, RAm Rahim and other dhongis and earmark them for ostracising or eliminating from our institutions . Set up a valid Gursikh political party with full body of expertise , supporting those who have left their jobs for Guru ji .

Problem is we need to get our voice and our issues heard by non-Sikhs in the western world in order for our side to have an airing. Somehow I don't see retired Mr. and Mrs. Peters from Dorset tuning in to a satellite Sikh TV channel over breakfast on Sunday morning to learn about the hardships we're facing. That's why we need to get smart and learn the rules of their game and play it on their stamping grounds, I.E. the BBC, Sky, etc.

When we're granted our couple of minutes of airtime on the national stage, we need to be professional, concise, and smart. No mixed messages, umming and aahing, or being tripped up by the doublespeak of journalists and TV hosts. That doesn't happen by retreating into our shells and preaching to the choir as it were.

[jkvlondon]

Problem is we need to get our voice and our issues heard by non-Sikhs in the western world in order for our side to have an airing. Somehow I don't see retired Mr. and Mrs. Peters from Dorset tuning in to a satellite Sikh TV channel over breakfast on Sunday morning to learn about the hardships we're facing. That's why we need to get smart and learn the rules of their game and play it on their stamping grounds, I.E. the BBC, Sky, etc.

When we're granted our couple of minutes of airtime on the national stage, we need to be professional, concise, and smart. No mixed messages, umming and aahing, or being tripped up by the doublespeak of journalists and TV hosts. That doesn't happen by retreating into our shells and preaching to the choir as it were.

last time we channel4 aired about Bapu Surat Singh first then BBc thought oh we missed the boat ...maybe independent channels rather than government or murdoch monoliths should be approached by sikh PA...

[MisterrSingh]

last time we channel4 aired about Bapu Surat Singh first then BBc thought oh we missed the boat ...maybe independent channels rather than government or murdoch monoliths should be approached by sikh PA...

That's a start. But then we also have to be aware of the political and social leanings of the likes of Channel 4 which is an ideologically hard-left news source. If Sikhs in the UK are painted as intolerant of, for example, mixed Anand Karaj ceremonies (something that the Left loves to glorify because of obvious reasons) they will be less likely to sympathise with us when we highlight human rights abuses.

That's why EVERYTHING we as a community say or do needs to be considered and well-conceived before anything can be seized upon and misrepresented to the public. Even seemingly unrelated issues such as Anand Karaj and the ongoing problems of beadbi in Punjab are linked for us. To think they're unrelated in the grand scheme of things is incredibly naive for us.

[jkvlondon]

In modern civiilsed socities and nations.... murder is treated as the most serious crime you can commit and usually second is rape.

Now how comes we are seeing the rape cases highlighted in the white western british media but not the murders of 2 innocent peaceful Sikh protestors in punjab? The taking of life is ending their time on earth, a rape victim however will have a long recover ahead of them but still have the right to life.

So What is this? Why the hypocrisy and slience and duplicty by the British news media like BBC and sky news for example?

Why bash Indian society and Indian government over womens rights and the lack of justice in rape cases yet taking an innocent human Indian life by the Indian state is not highlighted? the lack of justice for victims of anti-sikh genocide and rape of many Sikh females by congress party supporters still awaiting justice in new delhi why not highlight that too?

We can clearly see the racist white atheist anti-sikh bias and agenda. Bash the ethnic brownie Asian people (who number more than a billion human beings) about their few rapist scumbags in their socities but not highlight the good they do in the world nor highlight the many innocents killed in their lands by their oppressive successive governments that the British white atheist majority state has huge economic deals with.

if we are talking about the gangrapes of a four year old, a two year old and six year then these are just as heinous as murder and I have no arguments against their coverage, but a homeless man waking up in a morgue in mumbai and some bollywood divorce I draw the line...

[genie]

if we are talking about the gangrapes of a four year old, a two year old and six year then these are just as heinous as murder and I have no arguments against their coverage, but a homeless man waking up in a morgue in mumbai and some bollywood divorce I draw the line...

That is a henious crime that must be reported also but murder trumphs that hence why in criminal law in most if not all nations murder is the most serious crime you can commit. The murder of 2 peaceful protestors by the state is the more henious a crime if we look at things from a legal logical perspective and not emtional angle.

[jkvlondon]

That is a henious crime that must be reported also but murder trumphs that hence why in criminal law in most if not all nations murder is the most serious crime you can commit. The murder of 2 peaceful protestors by the state is the more henious a crime if we look at things from a legal logical perspective and not emtional angle.

I'm sorry but these rapes left the girls battling for life and made them suffer for their whole lives long with numerous operations just to live , they can never have a normal life either physically, emotionally or mentally ... Our shaheeds knew the risks and accepted them do not diminish them to just victims . Yes I agree Murder is heinous but this is state terrorism which no legal statutes will touch in that country so to sit and protest is a little pointless, it is better to go after the police officers surely there were some people with cameraphones on the scene can we not locate footage to Identify the police officers involved in firing . But the number one culprit is Badal as he gave the police orders to disregard legal requirement of asking permission of onsite magistrate.

[JasSinghKhalsa]

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