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20 hours ago, Guest Sikh hero Barcelona said:

Well. I think this is great too. 

However, unfortunately many idiots on this forum will no doubt take much delight in arrogantly deciding and declaring that he is not sikh, amazingly arrogant and ignorant I know.....edited

Come on edited and edited, let's have type ignorant typical edited.....

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12 hours ago, Guest London jwaan said:

Well. I think this is great too. 

However, unfortunately many idiots on this forum will no doubt take much delight in arrogantly deciding and declaring that he is not sikh, amazingly arrogant and ignorant I know.....edited

Come on edited and edited, let's have type ignorant typical edited.....

Always instigating ?

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18 hours ago, Guest London jwaan said:

Well. I think this is great too. 

However, unfortunately many idiots on this forum will no doubt take much delight in arrogantly deciding and declaring that he is not sikh, amazingly arrogant and ignorant I know.....edited

Come on edited and edited, let's have type ignorant typical edited.....

He's also a decent human being 

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On 23/08/2017 at 0:09 AM, Guest Sikh hero Barcelona said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-41017567/how-brit-hero-helped-las-ramblas-victim

Harry Singh Athwal

 

On 23/08/2017 at 8:15 AM, Guest London jwaan said:

Well. I think this is great too. 

However, unfortunately many idiots on this forum will no doubt take much delight in arrogantly deciding and declaring that he is not sikh, amazingly arrogant and ignorant I know.....edited

Come on edited and edited, let's have type ignorant typical edited.....

 

I see what Guest did there, inserting 'Singh' into Harry Athwal's name despite it not being anywhere in his name on mainstream articles on a google search. Sure this guy is a Sikh, but if there is no Dastaar, one should not call themselves Singh. 

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On 23/08/2017 at 8:15 AM, Guest London jwaan said:

Well. I think this is great too. 

However, unfortunately many idiots on this forum will no doubt take much delight in arrogantly deciding and declaring that he is not sikh, amazingly arrogant and ignorant I know.....edited

Come on edited and edited, let's have type ignorant typical edited.....

Edited and edited? Are you now editing out posts that refer to other posters here?

Are you mods, Saudi administrating or the fricking stasi?

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Guest London jwaan
17 hours ago, Premi5 said:

I see what Guest did there, inserting 'Singh' into Harry Athwal's name despite it not being anywhere in his name on mainstream articles on a google search. Sure this guy is a Sikh, but if there is no Dastaar, one should not call themselves Singh. 

Despite ridiculous editing of my post by the mods to ignore the inconvenient extremism, I Told you so.....

 

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  • 6 months later...

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/barcelona-terror-attack-uk-sikh-to-be-honoured/articleshow/63179295.cms

An Indian-origin Birmingham man, who risked his life to help a fatally injured young boy in the last year’s Barcelona terror attack, has been selected for this year’s ‘Pride of Birmingham’ award.
Harry Athwal, a project manager from Great Barr area of north-west Birmingham, was in Spain on holiday with a group of friends and family

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On 8/26/2017 at 5:32 PM, Premi5 said:

I see what Guest did there, inserting 'Singh' into Harry Athwal's name despite it not being anywhere in his name on mainstream articles on a google search. Sure this guy is a Sikh, but if there is no Dastaar, one should not call themselves Singh. 

What about if they Rajput..? 

And as technically its not a Dastaar but kes that makes up 1 of the five ks

 

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