On the Jews in Europe, Antonio Menezes writes: They did not completely merge with the local population of Europe, somehow maintained their separate identity and were very much proud of their race. Today one thinks they were innocent victims of racialism but they themselves were racialists towards the indigenous European population. One has to see the film '' Fiddler on the roof '' to understand the nuances of their exclusiveness within European societies. Then came an Austrian corporal who served in the German Army during WW 1 . The same corporal made them pay a heavy price during the WW 2. That is history.
And on the Brahmins in India, he writes: The brahmins of India are very much like the Jews in Europe, having migrated tothe Indian sub-continent with their religious writings called the Vedas, from Central Asia about 3 millennia ago and behaved towards indigenous population of India in an obnoxious manner much worse than what the Jews did in Europe.. The indigenous Indian giant is yet to wake up but when he does , will there be scores to be settled ? It is only a matter of time. Seems like Antonio is saying that the Brahmins in India will be killed in the same way that the Jews in Europe were, and he seems to think that there was a justification re the Jews, and there will be justification re the Brahmins. Best regards, U. G. Barad
