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Dare we speak about the UK Afghan Sikh problem ?


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Just now, DailyMail said:

I should have added that their women are adorned with gold. And that's just to pop out to buy the milk and bread.

Well....there's more to it than that though Daily Mail because, I suppose after centuries of living in a Muslim culture, they do possess a very Muslim - although highly sexualised - viewpoint about women. They don't allow their women to work but, unlike other Sikh communities who also have a similar culture regarding women working and gold etc, they don't insist on their women appearing modest. The opposite in fact as their culture is very much based on the belief that Sikhi, as a religion, is only for men and wives exist purely to satisfy their men. Thus, the most common sight among Afghan Sikhs in west London is for the man to have a turban but his wife to be well tarted up with cut and styled & dyed blonde or ginger hair etc. 

Going back to the main point however, I don't think anyone here should be under the illusion that a few suitcases of heroin here and there have been brought in by Afghan Sikhs. No....we are talking smuggling on an incredible industrial scale. Nobody will say anything though. They have parcharaks and Sikh leaders in the UK in their pocket because they line the parcharak and sikh leaders pockets with money. This is an issue that the UK Sikh community is not mature and brave enough to discuss.

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Don't know much about the Afghan Sikhs but they are instrumental with the Polish Shops (Polski Skleps ).

My main gripe with them subdividing large store units to smaller ones and turning shops into little bric-a-brac type shops.

They are a mercantile community and play to their strengths with their biradhar networks. 

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, DailyMail said:

I should have added that their women are adorned with gold. And that's just to pop out to buy the milk and bread.

Dont forget the sindoor, bindi and face full of slap lol    honestly they dress like they going to a wedding.   I dont think any of the women work    but a lot of the men own little shops. 

Then again culturally they are similar to muslim women of the subcontinent  so maybe that's y they dont work.  they even marry their cousins. 

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Theres a lot of fraud and corruption in their community. They smiley to your face but dont know what they're intentions are.     Different communities/castes have different characteristics    some are more straightforward than others     they seem a bit dodgy.   

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20 hours ago, puzzled said:

Theres a lot of fraud and corruption in their community. They smiley to your face but dont know what they're intentions are.     Different communities/castes have different characteristics    some are more straightforward than others     they seem a bit dodgy.   

If you think juts don't have these characteristics as well, you must be delusional. They are just less adept at doing it because they can't help laughing like oafs when they are trying to scam. 

Juts are also heavily involved in these sorts of 'trades', just lower down in the pecking order. 

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3 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:

If you think juts don't have these characteristics as well, you must be delusional. They are just less adept at doing it because they can't help laughing like oafs when they are trying to scam. 

Juts are also heavily involved in these sorts of 'trades', just lower down in the pecking order. 

There are scammers and frauds in every community    some communities just have more than others. There are some scammers in the jatt community  but not as many as there are in some other sikh communities. 

I know about the internal problems in the jatt community because I come from that community    but scammers and frauds certainly isn't anywhere near the top of the list   like it is for the Afghan/paki/delhi sikhs 

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2 hours ago, puzzled said:

There are scammers and frauds in every community    some communities just have more than others. There are some scammers in the jatt community  but not as many as there are in some other sikh communities. 

I know about the internal problems in the jatt community because I come from that community    but scammers and frauds certainly isn't anywhere near the top of the list   like it is for the Afghan/paki/delhi sikhs 

You've got massive internal problems, even if they are different ones to people you've mentioned. I'd keep my mouth shut, your people aren't much better than them, probably even worse in some areas. 

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Look people, we need to get over this petty stuff. The truth is that we all (across this man-made jaat-paat buckwaas) possess attributes and skills. If we've got a diversity of these abilities amongst the panth, that is a positive situation not a negative one. You should all be thinking about getting over this petty inter-jaat crap and realise if we ever united we'd be formidable. That's what we have to work towards.

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On 12/17/2019 at 10:46 AM, Guest Jigsaw_Puzzled_Singh said:

It's the issue that nobody wants to speak about. It's the issue that dares not speak it's name. Some will say don't speak about it because it's castist while others will dismiss it because it interferes with their pre-held misconceptions about how 'poor and vulnerable' the Afghan Sikhs are. Meanwhile, the Sikhs that live in the Afghan Sikh heartlands of Hounslow and Southall in West London have seen the real side. The dark side. The people of Southall have had to watch their town become the Heroin capital of London, where there is just so much heroin that it's even cheaper in many cases than bottled water. They know who has been bringing this mind-blowing amount of heroin over and they've seen which group has gone from paupers to flashy millionairres literally overnight. Everyone of them has amassed an amazing amount of money over the course of a few years and we all know how they've done it.....we especially know when working class Sikhs in Southall keep dying of drug overdoses, but now, thankfully, the Police and national serious crime squads have started their crackdown. Just one little group of 5 of them were found with millions in cash and kilos of heroin. Hopefully, the police will go after the rest of them too. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7707273/Ten-suspected-money-laundering-gang-members-arrested-smuggling-15million-cash.html

 

 

Thank you for raising this issue

They are the most corrupt individuals - and for those who defend them, come to Southall, and see how they would turn their backs on other sikhs without batting an eye lid.

Kabul is the centre of the drugs trade - and they are bringing Heroin into the country.

Also they are very freindly with East European pimp gangs too, i have seen this with my own eyes

Pure embarrassment to the Sikh quam.

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