I think you have to wake up when citing "isolated incidents" - a few churches, ignorant, HINDU POCKETS, hardworking nuns.............where are you going?And you are diminishing JFR who even at this old age has the guts to speak up! You have no idea of the RSS and its affiliates. Yes, things are really that bad and will get worse if the silent majority Hindus do not join to condemn these incidents!
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 7:33 AM, Bernado Colaco <ole_...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > In my opinion JFR himself is the cause of all the problems faced by > minorities in bharat. The end of bindranwalle in 1984 with the operation of > bluestar finished the aspirations of many a Sikh. JFR should have stayed in > Bombaim and ended the aspirations of those over the ground world with his > 'encounters'. > BC > > > > What gives a very brave man a siege mentality in his own country to the > > extent that he has to prove his stellar service to his nation? > > > > Are things really that bad? Have incidents like the burning down of a few > > churches in ignorant Hindu pockets of northern India, dastardly rapes of > > hardworking nuns, criticism of St and Mother Theresa and other similar > but > > isolated incidents really got the community's back to the walls? > > > > I felt bad that JFR had to bring forth his contributions both in service > > and while retired and those of the community, to various aspects of > India's > > progress, it's defence and it's education. >
