Fake Swami Agnivesh
Updated: 2009-12-30 13:37:07
He calls himself an Arya Samaji. However, nobody considers him as one.
He uses that label to hoodwink the naive.
This is what Wiki says: “He invited the wrath of the priests from the Puri Jagannath Temple after demanding the temple be open to non-Hindus. His remarks were termed by a representative of the temple as “purely [...]
Harsh Mander is quoted by pro-Muslim publication in India in a positive manner.
Now does it ring bells in your head — another terror cult supporter.
Let us have a sample quote:
“History bears witness, for instance, that Buddhism was violently crushed and wiped out from large swathes of India by Brahminical Hinduism; in that case, why should [...]
When it comes to defending terrorists, there is nobody like Teesta Setalvad. She will lie, shriek, give false deposition, do anything to damn Hindus under the banner of Communalism Combat.
She also strikes the right pose by lighting candle along with other pseudos against Hindu fundamentalism only.
The Apex Court rightly censured her for sensationalising Gujarat riots [...]
He is the personification of a stupid Commie.
He justified Naxalism during his hey days.
He termed BJP as a “barbaric party” soon after he was awarded theNoble.
Economist Jay Dubashi said the right thing about Amartya: “NRIs like Amartya Sen mean well but they do not know India”.
Such NRI economists come to India [...]
Javed Akthar is soft poetry. Shabhana is violent prose. Together they make a fantastic duo in degrading Hinduism — quite fair for their Mommin background.
And, of course, our mainstream media raves over the couple — giving them extra-soundbytes.
My cliche: They rhyme well without reason.
He lobbied for the Jnanapeet Award and got it — thereby reducing the prestige of the prestigious award.
Now it is well-known that Jnanapeet Award is given for political correctness.
This Brahmin married a Christian and has maintained his anti-Hindu character very well.
As they say, your better half infiltrates your being. Esthar did it [...]
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