The gig could well be what gets labeled a 'gag', in the US, and it does appear to be as genuine as a two rupee bill. The woman 'Ring Master' of the farce has a better hold on the language, which has one wondering if their roles may not have been accidentally reversed. His laden inflection is not a hallmark of english as spoken by a person for whom it is a first language. I wonder if the glares are a fill in for the absence of any trace of 'occidental' features in this Eurasian wannabe. On a more sombre note, the piece is a cruel infliction on a small waning group of humans who are well past their 'last hurrah' on the Indian stage. Their heyday is long past, their present just too tenuous to allow for a display of arrogance portrayed in the hoax. Hey man, I dare the woman to reveal the identity and location of her soap star. eric.
________________________________ From: Gabe Menezes [email protected] 2009/11/29 Francis Rodrigues <[email protected]> > > Dear Anthony et al, > > Be not perturbed!! In case you missed it the first > time, John D'Souza is here once again to enlighten > the world on the true nature of the Anglo-Indian! > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqgb-0YyMPg > > Francis. > > RESPONSE:-- I found the clip offensive and poking fun at Hindus and their Gods; I had listened to it before and didn't think it funny; now I think it is downright insulting. The man probably needs his head kicked in. DEV BOREM KORUM Gabe Menezes.
