The lie manufacturing machine never stops. No matter how stupid these peddled lies are.
<<And (Golwalkar's) admiration of Nazis or Hitler was related with nationalism and patriotismand ***nothing to do with racism and hatred of Jews*** [emphasis added].>> Compare the above with the citation from Golwalkar himself: <<To keep up the purity of the Race and its culture, ***Germany shocked the world by her purging the country of the Semitic Races - the Jews*** [emphasis added]. Race pride at its highest has been manifested here. Germany has also shown how well nigh impossible it is for Races and cultures, having differences going to the root, to be assimilated into one united whole, ***a good lesson for us in Hindustan to learn and profit by*** [emphasis added].[47] Ever since that evil day, when Moslems first landed in Hindustan, right up to the present moment, the Hindu Nation has been gallantly fighting on to take on these despoilers. ***The Race Spirit has been awakening*** [emphasis added].[48]>> (Source: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._S._Golwalkar>.) And, also relevant, how his present-day followers are planning to implement that on ground: 'Yogi Adityanath's Men Telling Hindus To Rape Dead Muslim Women (with Adityanath Himself on Stage) Is Beyond Shocking' at <https://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/yogi-adityanaths-men-telling-hindus-to-rape-dead-muslim-women-is-beyond-shocking-230679.html>. (Watch 3 mins. onwards.) As regards Genghis Khan, he was, btw, no Muslim. And, here's Nehru on the Mongol leader: <http://www.mongolianculture.com/Jawaharlal.html>. Sukla On 27/01/2018, sanjeev kulkarni [email protected] [IHRO] <[email protected]> wrote: > It is pathetic that Indian 'scholars' still talk about Gandhi's quotes on > Palestine,opposition of RSS to Gandhi etc. as if these are relevant matter > today. Gandhitalked on many subjects which he had scant knowledge about and > less knowledge he had more he talked on that subject. It will be worth > quoting the comment of Richard Grenier in the article 'Gandhi nobody knows" > -Quote -Since the movie's Madeleine Slade specifically invites us to > revere the "way out of madness" that Gandhi offered the world at the time of > World War II, I am under the embarrassing obligation of recording exactly > what courses of action the Great Soul recommended to the various parties > involved in that crisis... ForGandhi was never stinting in his advice. > Indeed, the less heknew about a subject, the less he stinted.Unquote > And admiration of Nazis or Hitler was related with nationalism and > patriotismand nothing to do with racism and hatred of Jews. To give an > analogy, one who admires the beauty of Taj Mahal should not be accused that > they are supportersof Shahajan's incesticious relationship with his own > daughter. Everything must > be put in proper context including admiration of Golwalkar about Nazis and > Hitler.For that matter those who never tire of quoting Golwalkar never > mention Nehru'sadmiration of Genghis khan - > Pandit Nehru was a great admirer of Genghis Khan > > > > > | > | > | > | | | > > > | > > > | > | > | | > Pandit Nehru was a great admirer of Genghis Khan > One of the first to re-evaluate Genghis Khan was "an unlikely candidate", > the Indian statesman Jawahar... | | > > > | > > > | > > > > > > > > > > > Pandit Nehru was a great admirer of Genghis Khan > by Guest on Thu May 10, 2012 9:07 pmOne of the first to re-evaluate Genghis > Khan was "an unlikely candidate", the Indian statesman Jawaharlal Nehru. In > a series of letters on world history written to his daughter from British > jails in the 1930s, he wrote "Chengiz is, without doubt, the greatest > military genius and leader in history.... Alexander and Caesar seem petty > before him."[15] > Is it out of ignorance or hypocracy ? Or they accuse Nehru of admiring and > supporting mass slaughter by Genghis khan too ? > Sanjeev > > > From: "Sukla Sen [email protected] [IHRO]" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Saturday, 27 January 2018 7:54 AM > Subject: [IHRO] A Note from Gautam Benegal on the Bitter Irony of > Modi-Netanyhu Joint Visit to Sabarmati Ashram > > > Gautam Benegal > Yesterday at 17:57 · > On the first day of his state visit to India, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyhu > was shown around Sabarmati ashram, and tried his hand on a charkha, with PM > Modi watching over him benevolently in a photo which went viral. To what > avail and purpose? > It was a study of irony at various levels. The Sangh Parivar’s hostility > against Gandhi , the dark history of the BJP’s ideological mentor, the RSS > and its part in Gandhi’s assassination, as well as Gandhi’s comments on > Palestine, are well known and a matter of public record. > Gandhi had written: “Palestine belongs to the Arabs in the same sense that > England belongs to the English or France to the French. It is wrong and > inhuman to impose the Jews on the Arabs. What is going on in Palestine today > cannot be justified by any moral code of conduct. The mandates have no > sanction but that of the last war. Surely it would be a crime against > humanity to reduce the proud Arabs so that Palestine can be restored to the > Jews partly or wholly as their national > home.” http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/lsquo-the-jews-rsquo-by… > In view of both the roles of India’s Sangh Parivar in fomenting divisiveness > and sectarianism, and Israel’s Likud Party and its atrocities against the > Palestinian people, both of whom Gandhi would have bitterly opposed, that > photo op in Sabarmati is an obscenity, only paralleled by another one: > In 2004, Narendra Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat, school textbooks > published by the Gujarat State Board portrayed Hitler as a hero, and > glorified fascism. The tenth-grade social studies textbook had chapters > entitled "Hitler, the Supremo," and "Internal Achievements of Nazism." The > section on the "Ideology of Nazism" reads:"Hitler lent dignity and prestige > to the German government. He adopted the policy of opposition towards the > Jewish people and advocated the supremacy of the German race. "The strong > national pride that both these phenomena generated, the efficiency in the > bureaucracy and the administration and other ''achievements'' are detailed, > but pogroms against Jews and atrocities against trade unionists, migrant > labourers, and any section of people who did not fit into Mussolini or > Hitler''s definition of rightful citizen don't find any mention." > VD Savarkar, had a great liking for Hitler’s Nazism and supported Hitlers > anti-Jewish pogroms. "There is no reason to suppose that Hitler must be a > human monster because he passes off as a Nazi," he said, addressing a Hindu > gathering in 1940, adding, "Nazism proved undeniably the savior of Germany." > Seeking to purge Muslims from India, he wrote: "If we Hindus in India grow > stronger, in time these Muslim friends of the League type will have to play > the part of German-Jews instead." > This fanatical admiration for Hitler and his genocidal agenda is not an > aberration. It was, and still is, endemic among the RSS leadership. MS > Golwalkar, the founding father of the RSS also known as “Guru Golwalkar” > idolized Hitler’s Nazi cultural nationalism, and wanted to create a Hindu > nation by adopting Hitler’s totalitarian and fascist pattern. In his 1939 > book, We, Our Nationhood Defined, he wrote: "German race pride has now > become the topic of the day. To keep up the purity of the race and its > culture, Germany shocked the world by her purging the country of the Semitic > Races - the Jews ... a good lesson for us in Hindustan for us to learn and > profit by." > It would be naïve to assume that Netanyhu is unaware of all this, but then > today’s Jews of the Likud-National Liberal Movement are a far cry themselves > from the Jews who were driven into concentration camps and gassed by the > Nazis. There would be nothing “anti Semitic” in comparing their genocides of > the Palestinians with their former oppressors. There is nothing more > organically sound than two such fundamentalist leaders coming together and > breaking bread. > Yet the realpolitik of convenience requires disconnects to be papered over, > and public perception to be shallow and accepting. It requires paying homage > to the icons that people hold dear without any exploration beyond the fact > that they were “great” people. > The woeful lack of any leaders of stature of their own makes the BJP > appropriate leaders whose lives and beliefs contradicted them completely. > Ambedkar too is one of them. In 1923, Ambedkar captured the essence of the > Hindu right, as a “purely political” movement “whose main object and aim is > to combat the influence of the Muslims in Indian politics.” To do so, > Ambedkar wrote, the Hindu right has to “preserve its political strength,” > for which it must “maintain social solidarity, and its way to maintain > social solidarity is not to talk about caste or untouchability.” Yet, on > Ambedkar Jayanti, Modi, keeping in mind the Dalit vote, has to pay floral > tributes at Deekshabhoomi in Nagpur as he did last year and tweet that he > was "extremely honoured" to be visiting Nagpur, on the "very special > occasion." > A mammoth statue of Sardar Patel has to be built, keeping the Patel > community in mind, at enormous cost – the very same Patel who banned the RSS > and found its fanaticism loathsome in these words: “Hindu Raj…that mad > idea….all their (RSS) speeches were full of communal poison. As a final > result of that poison an atmosphere was created in which such a ghastly > tragedy (Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination) became possible…RSS men expressed > joy and distributed sweets after Gandhiji’s death.” > In what kind of world view and understanding of history does Sardar Patel, > Subhash Chandra Bose and Savarkar exist on the same page in cosy > camaraderie? The lip service to Gandhi, the eulogizing speeches and > garlanding of statues, celebration of Godse, the appropriation of both > Ambedkar and Patel, the hatred of Nehru and yet the same praise alloted to > him in government functions and the like, and you have a very confusing > pickle. In this mishmash where everyone is paid obeisance to equally in an > officially pious display, but with dark mutterings in private and through > proxies, we are not looking at history and historical figures in any > informed way. > We are looking a pantheon. Take your pick. Choose an idol. And like > Shaivites and Vaishavites have fought through the centuries and the > different cults have vied with each other as pressure groups to dominate > political space, Subhash, Babasaheb, Mohandas and Damodar too will have > their following bickering with each other till the end of time. One is sure > the likes of Double Shree Ravishankar and Ramdev can be added to that mix. > An icon is an image that represents an entire family of beliefs, a gestalt > of common impressions – that is not created overnight. Rather, it evolves, > by the same process of natural selection as you and I stand, at the top of > the food chain – by ruthless and brutal elimination of all other brands that > aspire to be icons. In its final stage, it is a referent that many turn to > as an anchor in an uncertain world and an emblem to stand behind during > insecure times. As in, “My country, right or wrong.” It is pointless to > counter an icon by invoking fair play and parity of beliefs. > In Brecht’s play’ “Galileo”, the astronomer is told, “It is an unfortunate > country indeed which has not produced any heroes..” To which he replies, “It > is an unfortunate country indeed that requires only heroes.” > Throughout history, tyrants have deliberately manufactured climates of > paranoia, insecurity and emergency where none exist, to consolidate their > hold on people and project themselves as their only saviours, and then, in > lieu of bread, distributed icons to their hysterical populations to suckle > on. By harvesting the fertile alluvium of mythology and folk legends, > culling and discarding according to their needs, editing and annotating as > per their convenience, they produce the fruit – the icon – to be marketed > for universal consumption. > A little like a Bollywood film.. > On the second day when he visited the Taj Mahal accompanied by the UP chief > minister Yogi Adityanath , Netanyhu was presumably not given an earful on > how it was actually an ancient temple called Tejo Mahalaya or alternately, a > symbol of imposition by foreign invaders. > -- > Peace Is Doable > > > > > #yiv2217753847 #yiv2217753847 -- #yiv2217753847ygrp-mkp {border:1px solid > #d8d8d8;font-family:Arial;margin:10px 0;padding:0 10px;}#yiv2217753847 > #yiv2217753847ygrp-mkp hr {border:1px solid #d8d8d8;}#yiv2217753847 > #yiv2217753847ygrp-mkp #yiv2217753847hd > {color:#628c2a;font-size:85%;font-weight:700;line-height:122%;margin:10px > 0;}#yiv2217753847 #yiv2217753847ygrp-mkp #yiv2217753847ads > 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