Gilbert is right. Hindu temples in Goa were knocked down by a Muslim typhoon following a Buddhist hurricane and atheist cyclone. The remaining temples left standing collapsed on their own out of sheer embarrassment that they had withstood such atrocities.
I do not understand why the views of professional and academically trained historians with a lifetime of experience should be accepted. Did they not believe in Santa Claus and the tooth fairy at one time? Huffington post has clearly identified them as impostors. I agree with Gilbert that Catholics do no wrong. The whole priest sex abuse scandal and cover-up by authorities is a conspiracy perpetuated by atheists who dressed up as priests to confuse the public. There is no reason too that Copernicus and Galileo should not have been executed first and then a trial held to find them guilty. Science should be left to those who practice medicine and homeopathy. If Gilbert were to say the sun rises in the West and sets in the North or South or whatever, who are these non-Catholics to question his theory. Gilbert, I had no idea that Nehru and Napolean were twin cousins. Never struck me that their first names both began with the letter "N". May I kindly request the anti-Goanet mafia bosses to stop criticizing Gilbert. There is no such thing as fiction, at worst it is fictional truth. There is the word "truth" in what Gilbert writes and that is good enough for me. George
