Pakistan Wins and Sikhs lose

[Guest Singh]

So 2019 marked 550 years since Dhan Dhan Guru Nanak Dev Ji blessed this planet with their presence for Sarbat da Bhala.

And what was done to mark 550years in November 2019?

A- 550million copies of Mool Mantar printed up in non-Punjabi languages?

B- 5,500 hospitals and medical facilities set up for the poor in Punjab, malnourished adivasi parts of India or sub-saharan Africa?

C- 550 schools set up in Punjab so that poor Sikh children can get an education?

D- Action taken to prevent 550,000 female child abortions in Punjab?

E- 55,000 families of cancer patients assisted in a special drive to help struggling members of the Sikh Panth?

F- Sangat in 550 villages in Punjab united the Nishan Sahib of one united Gurdwara only in the pind?

G- None of the above. But the only achievement is to mark the Pakistani Army earning a projected $550million off naive + gullible Sikhs in the next 12 months*

*I suppose given that the Pakistani Genocide of Sikhs only killed 20% of the Sikh population there we should be grateful the Pakistani Army earns this profit from Sikhs.

Clowns like Navjot teach that helping the Pakistani Army profit from tourism initiatives aimed at Sikhs is more important than Sikhs helping poor Sikhs in east Punjab!

[S1ngh]

Give it a break Singh.. post some other topic 

[Guest guest]

why are the two mutually exclusive?

why don't you set up a campaign for the above causes?

[Guest Glassy]

On 11/23/2019 at 11:59 PM, Guest guest said:

why are the two mutually exclusive?

Exactly it's like when Singhs say that we shouldn't spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on weddings and alcohol because that money can be better spent on uplifting poor Sikhs in Punjab. Like you said why are the two mutually exclusive? 

Now these Amritdhari Sikhs are whining and complaining that poor Sikhs in Punjab should come first as opposed to tourism to Pakistan that enriches the Pakistani Army. If non-religious Punjabi's want to spend money on pilgrimages then that's their human right to do so.