Operation Rakshak 1980 - Hindu Government Killing Sikhs

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21 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

I've been reading lately books on Jewish history and the antisemitism issue from practically pre-biblical times up to the current day. I'm still getting into it because it's such a huge issue, but, I tell you, while I'm not excusing what the Jews have done in infiltrating and subverting western countries owing to their influential positions (and the way they're using brown migrants as a buffer between them and the Goy that will eventually lead to the deaths of millions), the 5hit they've been through at the hands of non-Jews throughout history is horrific.

Don't get me wrong, they have serious issues of their own; they're definitely not angels, but I marvel at their sense for wishing to survive without giving up their faith. Fair play to them for that. They're dangerous as f**k, and their Messianic nonsense will mark the destruction of humanity eventually, BUT they're playing the game and doing it brilliantly. Sucks not to be a Jew I guess, lmao.

Yeah they faced hell from Muslims and Christians for centuries, one of the reasons is because they're responsible for killing Jesus and Muhammed. Religious Christians and Muslims still openly call Jews evil because of that.

According to the Bible they have been enslaved by the Egyptians etc but there really isn't any proof for that! 

I read that in the 40s in the UK, Christian mums wouldn't let their kids play with Jewish kids. Jews and Irish travelers were treated alike. In fact even Catholics were treated like crap in the UK not that long ago! 

Its interesting how Americans Evangelicals collect Church donations for Israel and send millions, when, at the the same time Evangelicals say Jews are gnna burn in hell   lmao!   They believe Jesus will return once all the Jews have returned back to Israel. 

I think some Jews like dragging their sob story around a lot, and they expect everyone else to join in with the mourning. Its already part of the schools.  

 

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Sikh child murdered by police in false encounter. I'm guessing late 80s or 90s. 

 

[MisterrSingh]

29 minutes ago, puzzled said:

Sikh child murdered by police in false encounter. I'm guessing late 80s or 90s. 

 

This kind of stuff is enough to radicalise anyone. On one hand it's necessary to know exactly what they did to us and why, yet on the other hand it's important not to play into their hands of assuming the role THEY want to carve out for us and project to third parties so that they can continue their policies against us, i.e. dumb hotheads prone to violence who need to be dealt with using force. In a system where we have some semblance of power we might be able to get away with throwing our weight around, but currently we're looking at handouts from the very people that want us gone, and therefore we can't give them what they want in this regard. 

[dharamyudh]

 

Here is one about Operation Black Thunder. I believe the dead bodies here were probably Hindus. Punjab was a straight warzone back then. 

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17 minutes ago, dharamyudh said:

 

Here is one about Operation Black Thunder. I believe the dead bodies here were probably Hindus. Punjab was a straight warzone back then. 

Think its a photo of the same Singhs that are arrested in the video. 

[dharamyudh]

On 1/22/2021 at 12:04 PM, puzzled said:

When ever Indian government said "crackdown on the militants" it basically meant murder every Singh in sight, between the age of 16-40, but even children and the elderly will be targeted. 

 

6:06 where they have four "militants" in custody is particularly messed up. They just look like your regular teens in a village and you can see the shock in their faces. 

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Operation woodrose was when 100,000s were killed in the Punjab countryside. The fields came to be known as the killing fields of Punjab. Aim of the operation was a "crackdown on militants"  

 

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4 minutes ago, dharamyudh said:

6:06 where they have four "militants" in custody is particularly messed up. They just look like your regular teens in a village and you can see the shock in their faces. 

 

https://data.ensaaf.org/profiles/

Even bazurgs over the age of 65 were killed. 

the map https://data.ensaaf.org/

 

[dharamyudh]

4 minutes ago, puzzled said:

Operation woodrose was when 100,000s were killed in the Punjab countryside. The fields came to be known as the killing fields of Punjab. Aim of the operation was a "crackdown on militants"  

 

What hurts more is that most of the time it was our own. Everyone was trying to get their sons to go abroad and leave Punjab because of that. 

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26 minutes ago, dharamyudh said:

What hurts more is that most of the time it was our own. Everyone was trying to get their sons to go abroad and leave Punjab because of that. 

Yh, a lot of the corrupt policemen were from Sikh backgrounds.

Have you heard about ghotna? His sister lives on the road next to ours. She came to the UK back when they used to come in those ships.

He was from the Jalandhar area. He got the name ghotna because of the torture tools he used, one of them being a huge wooden roller, ghotna. He used that to crush the knees of the Singhs.

He used to come to the UK when he retired, to visit his sister. He used to wear hats, black shades, scarves etc try to disguise himself, so no one recognised him.

When he died the hazoori raagis refused to attend his funeral. 

I never saw him because I was a kid back then but my dad and others talk about him coming to the UK.