[Gengis Khan]

Not really -- the problem was that there was (and IS) a real feeling that Delhi dominates and stamps out regional feelings. That's diminished ever since the south became the center of the IT industry. And you can't deny that or go hysterical and try and think it's related to Sri Lanka.

 

(Sigh) What has IT industry got to do with any of this? You were talking about a feeling of alienation if I remember. You mean an IT industry or two would be a solution for every such feeling of alienation?

 

(Sigh) I dont know why you had to revive this thread.

Terrorism in NE (with the backing of the Church) is supported by the fundings comming from Christian countries and from China

"The Church"? Really, you mean to say that the Catholic Church supports terrorism? You have no proof of that. You post some articles that some crazy individuals from Baptist groups say things, but no church group supports terrorists.

 

Check post #111, #166. Its a BBC article. I said its a Church thats involved. I didnt say whether it was a Catholic, Baptist, Protestant, Pentacostal, Methodist, Presbyterian or Orthodox Church thats involved.

 

 

The N-E problem also exists in other states there, even those with Hindu majority because the NE felt (and for your information, that's the past tense), yes, FELT alienated. HAve you noticed that terrorism and militancy in the NE has declined considerably since the 1990s? Why? Because the NE is now part of India's mainstream economy, it's more integrated and people feel that they are part of India.

 

How so? What IT COs does the NE have?

When the same tirade is used against Hindus as regarding unverified news articles about nuns or Jesuits being assulted (reported by Christian propagandist sites) you would believe them in a heart beat. You dont want to believe this particular article because it shows Christian missionary work in poor light but it does not mean this news has got to be untrue

REally, have you even READ my posts or do you just want to make unqualified remarks? I don't believe silly posts (and you've been copied in on my posts where I do refute such crazy articles). Does that mean that there aren't instances of Christians being targetted in INdia? No. there are Steines cases, but they are barely a handful. are there Hindu persecutions in India? Yes, the same answer qualifies. If a Hindu gets burnt to death by Christians in India or anywhere because of his faith, I'll condemn that, and the opposite as well.

 

In India there plenty of Hindus too who were killed by Christian Terrorist groups like the NLFT. I hope you do admit there are Christian terrorists who kill Hindus and I hope you will condemn those as well.

http://www.hinduhumanrights.org/news/newsarticle011005.html

BTW I do condemn the attacks on Christians.

 

Thats because they are pseudo-secularists. We dont yet have our version of Fox-news and so long as we dont we dont have much choice except to quote from this very biased media about Christian ot Muslims excesses.

If they are pseudo-secularists, why do you quote them as fact when they happen to parallel your views?

 

Very much like the liberal media is the only media avaliable, its hardly objective or hard on facts but the conservatives have not much choice but to quote from them. At least the conservatives have their own voice, truly secular Hindus dont have theirs yet.

Not really -- the problem was that there was (and IS) a real feeling that Delhi dominates and stamps out regional feelings. That's diminished ever since the south became the center of the IT industry. And you can't deny that or go hysterical and try and think it's related to Sri Lanka.

(Sigh) What has IT industry got to do with any of this? You were talking about a feeling of alienation if I remember. You mean an IT industry or two would be a solution for every such feeling of alienation?

(Sigh) I dont know why you had to revive this thread.

Terrorism in NE (with the backing of the Church) is supported by the fundings comming from Christian countries and from China

"The Church"? Really, you mean to say that the Catholic Church supports terrorism? You have no proof of that. You post some articles that some crazy individuals from Baptist groups say things, but no church group supports terrorists.

Check post #111, #166. Its a BBC article. I said its a Church thats involved. I didnt say whether it was a Catholic, Baptist, Protestant, Pentacostal, Methodist, Presbyterian or Orthodox Church thats involved.

The N-E problem also exists in other states there, even those with Hindu majority because the NE felt (and for your information, that's the past tense), yes, FELT alienated. HAve you noticed that terrorism and militancy in the NE has declined considerably since the 1990s? Why? Because the NE is now part of India's mainstream economy, it's more integrated and people feel that they are part of India.

[Cronos]

BTW I do condemn the attacks on Christians.

Good to hear that and I assure you that I and (going by the posts here) all Christians condemn any attacks (physical or verbal) on Hindus either in India or outside India. I also condemn any nutcase groups in the NE from stating that since they are Christian they must break away from India and I also condemn any idiots who are Indian and support Portugal over India (get real -- I was supporting you guys when I told off that nutjob who said that).
I hope you do admit there are Christian terrorists who kill Hindus and I hope you will condemn those as well.

Yes I do -- and I tell thos idiots that they are not Christians and they should be kicked out from any Church they have.



Sigh) What has IT industry got to do with any of this? You were talking about a feeling of alienation if I remember. You mean an IT industry or two would be a solution for every such feeling of alienation?

The IT industry has improved India's economy immensely, correct? Now the focus is no longer Delhi-centric, hence the regions feel more power and the various groups trying to break away from india are being told to shut up -- the DMK no longer even talks about a separate Tamil homeland as there's no need, Tamil culture is safe in the glorious pot-pourri that is India. Ditto for the NE --> people there are telling the terrorists (aka 'militants') to shut up and let the people be Indians. Even in J&K, the muslims are getting integrated with India's economy and many are asking what would happen if they broke away or joined Pakiland. I see the various little regional insurgencies and the maoist claptrap dying down in India as India's economy grows.

What IT COs does the NE have?

None -- but there are people from the NE who work in IT cos in Calcutta, in Bangalore, in Gurgaon. Those are the same people who will go back to the NE and tell the terrorists there to stop lying to the people that India is bad.

I still call the terrorism in the NE a regional terrorism that IS dying down. and trust me -- once Burma becomes a democracy, the NE will be the gateway to SE Asia and then all the terrorists groups will disappear like a bad dream. India's future really IS shining.