ghost

March 21, 2005

Anyone see it??

A review by a friend:

watched an amazing documentary on bbc4, shown at

about 10 oclockish about the rise in hundu fascism and

the indian (BNP) BJP political party and the RSS and

the bajrang dal and the recent riots against minority

muslims in Gujarat followign the godhra incident.

the documentary was called "India: Final Solution" by

Rakesh Sharma. an amazing documentary and a great

insight into indian politics and what is going on in

rural india.

in 2002 countless muslims in gujarat were killed,

raped, burnt alive, looted, humiliated and massacred

by Hindu Mobs.

i think the documentary is such a powerful reminder of

what hate can do to people, it isnt a counter-hate

campaign, it is an insight into human nature and how

mob culture and fascist organisations are takign

advantage and brain washing normal people using

religion as a political pawn, and also how revenge and

hatred makes the whole thing into a vicious cycle.

I think the documentary should be shown at

universities, because it would really make people

think, and appreciate what people living in India are

going through.

we need to let people knwo that organisations like the

nazis, national front, BNP and the BJP, RSS and SHiv

SENA or any nationalist organisation should not be

allowed to come into power in any country.

the documentary was banned in india, but went on to

win many awards at film festivals around the country.

below is a link to the bbc news article.

also there was another program just before this one

called "Hindu Nation" by sir mark tully, part

supporting the BJP.

here are the bbc links

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries...-solution.shtml

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/listings/prog...50_4544_3370_90

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/3542340.stm

http://rakeshfilm.com/

March 21, 2005

In 1914, Gurdit Singh, a Sikh entrepreneur based in Singapore, chartered a Japanese ship, the Komagata Maru, to carry Indian immigrants to Canada. On May 23, 1914, the ship arrived in Vancouver Harbour with 376 passengers aboard: 340 Sikhs; 24 Muslims and 12 Hindus. Many of the men on-board were veterans of the British Indian Army and believed that it was their right as British subjects to settle anywhere in the Empire they had fought to defend and expand. They were wrong...

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March 21, 2005

March 21, 2005

Anyone see it??

A review by a friend:

watched an amazing documentary on bbc4, shown at

about 10 oclockish about the rise in hundu fascism and

the indian (BNP) BJP political party and the RSS and

teh bajrang dal and teh recent riots against minority

muslims in Gujarat followign teh godhra incident.

the documentary was called "India: Final Solution" by

Rakesh Sharma. an amazing documentary and a great

insight into indian politics and what is going on in

rural india.

in 2002 countless muslims in gujarat were killed,

raped, burnt alive, looted, humiliated and massacred

by Hindu Mobs.

i think the documentary is such a powerful reminder of

what hate can do to people, it isnt a counter-hate

campaign, it is an insight into human nature and how

mob culture and fascist organisations are takign

advantage and brain washing normal people using

religion as a political pawn, and also how revenge and

hatred makes the whole thing into a vicious cycle.

I think the documentary should be shown at

universities, because it would really make people

think, and appreciate what people living in India are

going through.

we need to let people knwo that organisations like the

nazis, national front, BNP and the BJP, RSS and SHiv

SENA or any nationalist organisation should not be

allowed to come into power in any country.

the documentary was banned in india, but went on to

win many awards at film festivals around the country.

below is a link to teh bbc news article.

also there was another program just before this one

called "Hindu Nation" by sir mark tully, part

supporting the BJP.

here are the bbc links

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries...-solution.shtml

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/listings/prog...50_4544_3370_90

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/3542340.stm

http://rakeshfilm.com/

March 19, 2005

west london????? why???

central!!

March 19, 2005

oi N30!!............

March 19, 2005

Guv... post the pics!!!

March 18, 2005

thinking of going...

i need to book my tickets though!

March 18, 2005

yes he said something about LINKS organising a weekend retreat.

It sounded really good hopefully it happens.

March 18, 2005

I'm not gonna eat, therefore no need for a poopoo.
*SNIFF*

yep but u gotta drink fluid!.. water problemos as well!

March 18, 2005

Greek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou have been cleared of deliberately avoiding drugs tests before the 2004 Olympic Games.

The Greek Athletics Federation (CEGAS) announced their verdicts after Kenteris, 31, and Thanou, 30, had come under intense scrutiny for missing drug tests before the opening Olympic ceremony.

They had left the Olympic Village and their whereabouts could not be determined on the day.

But when they were eventually contacted, they asked for extra time to return to the village.

They were later involved in a mysterious motorbike accident which they claimed, happened on their return.

They remained in hospital for four days and after being discharged, they were then suspended by their national Olympic federation.

The International Association of Athletics Federations will now study the SEGAS decision.

Kenteris and Thanou still face a criminal hearing in Greece over charges of avoiding a drugs test and then faking a motorcycle accident.

March 18, 2005

â€œBibi Rajni The Play â€œ

www.naatk.com

Performance Dates and Times

Premiere - Friday 1st April 2005 @ 7:45pm

Matinee - Saturday 2nd April 2005 @ 3:00pm

Finale - Saturday 2nd April 2005 @ 7:45pm

Booking details:

Box Office Tel: 020 8553 4466

Address:

Kenneth More Theatre

Oakfield Road

Ilford, Essex

IG1 1BT

Tickets Â£6.75

Club Members Â£5.75

Senior Citizens Â£5.00

Children Â£5.00

Contact Box Office To Book Tickets: 020 8553 4466

FOR THOSE WHO CANâ€™T MAKE IT

The Story Of Rajni

A BRIEF BACKGROUND TO THE STORY:

The rich and powerful Raja Duni Chand is wealthy but also very religious and charitable. He is the father of six daughters, and when he finds that his wife is expecting their seventh child, he makes special prayers and supplications to Almighty God that this time they have a son. These dreams are shattered when the child is born and it is another daughter! Duni Chand loses all faith in God. He completely denies that God has given him anything, and takes full credit for his own wealth, status and good fortune.

All the family follow this belief, except for Rajni, the seventh daughter. She is very different to the others especially in her faith that everything is down to the Will of God. This repeatedly enrages Duni Chand to the point where he challenges her faith, and marries her to the most repulsive and disfigured cripple he can find. Rajni accepts this as her fate, and the couple are thrown out to continue their married life alone.

The play then follows the couple's travels on their way to Sri Harimander Sahib Gurdwara (Golden Temple), Amritsar: the poverty and hardship they endured, the harsh attitudes of the people around them, and their undying faith that God will help them when the time is right. And indeed He does!

Whilst sitting by the edge of a lake under the shelter of the "Dukh Bhanjni di Beri" tree, Rajni's husband watches a wounded duck dive into the water and reappear as a beautiful white swan. He sees this as a sign from God, and immerses himself in the sacred water whilst holding onto a branch for support. He himself is also miraculously healed and proves it to Rajni when she returns, by immersing his remaining crippled hand. Meanwhile, after throwing out his daughter, Duni Chand has also lost his wealth and suffered great hardship. At this stage he becomes reunited with Rajni and her healed husband. Duni Chand admits his grave mistakes and the family are overjoyed to be reunited.

This event took place at the time of our fourth master, Guru Ram Das Ji Maharaj, and is a great example of how belief can work miracles. In this day and age we all need reminding of how powerful faith is, and how fantastic is our Guruji's grace.

March 18, 2005

lol!

it was wicked!!! it was all common sense!! a great inspiration to all!!... well thats wot i thought!!!

plus.. approx 200 people turnout.. cant say thats bad for a sikhsoc turnout!!

as u were taking sum pics wiv ur fantastic camera, can u plz put sum up so every one else can take a look!!

yes i did intro myself... but im not exactly gona come up to u and say:

kiddah guv, im ghost.

March 18, 2005

so guv,

what u think?????

March 17, 2005

:shock: :shock: :idea: :idea: :shock: :shock: 8) 8) :cry: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :!: :!: :!: :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: :idea: :idea: :idea: 8) 8) 8) :shock: :shock: :!: :!: :arrow: :arrow: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

March 17, 2005

TODDDDDDDDDDDAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

March 16, 2005

yes, r u?

March 16, 2005

March 16, 2005

IT'S TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

March 12, 2005

nope

March 12, 2005

Sorry, you are not a Sikh. Come back when you are ready to folow the path.

Jao Tao Praim Khelan Ko Chao
Sir Dhar Tali Meri Aao
It maarag Pair Dhreejai
Sikh Deejai Ghaahn Na Keejai - Guru Nanak Ji

Look in the mirror and say that to yourself.

You may learn more from it than others will.

March 11, 2005

any pics of kirpan that you would recommend to purchase?

PS. the more unique the better!

March 11, 2005

YEP, nope and umm nope!

March 11, 2005

is it worth the money then?

March 11, 2005

Ranieri......

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