Exactly all dear; just he said what I wrote just now; only fly shall listen to fly like a military canteen boozer; Bee goes only with the Bee. KR IRS
On Fri, 19 Jan 2024 at 13:18, Laxminarayan Sarma < [email protected]> wrote: > *Most Respected Shri Narayanadwamy Anna* > > *Is it worth wasting your time and energy responding to the shit spouting > out of the foul stinking mouth of a born out of incest IaRSe - sired, among > others, by his maternal uncle, and now making a living pimping for the > females in his family brothel and also moon lighting as a male whore > allowing Saidapettai Muslims the use of his derriere in exchange for just a > few coins* > > *Sir, please ignore the rotting putrid pile of porcine meat crawling on > two legs + 2 hands pretending to be a prestigious ex government FUNCTIONARY > and bullshitting tge world with his miserable ignorance manufested in > language that even Brahma can't decipher * > > > On Fri, 19 Jan, 2024, 1:01 pm Narayanaswamy Iyer, <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Dear folks >> >> Castrated, de-horned, tailles 85-years-old brain-diseased frustrated and >> constipated bull, snorting and pawing the earth in a Spanish or Mexican >> arena with irritating agonising mini-spears stuck in its shoulders and back >> muscles, puts on public show again its abysmal ignorance, its incurable >> stupidity, and its uncontrollable unrestrained temptation to copy-paste >> what others have already written. >> >> Satish Kumar Dogra had already written:- >> >> "*The Supreme Court, following a petition submitted by PETA (People for >> the Ethical Treatment of Animals), banned the sport in 2014, but a major >> agitation forced the state government to amend the Prevention of Cruelty to >> Animals Act and legalise jallikattu. Last year, a Constitution Bench of the >> apex court ruled that the changes in the Tamil Nadu law were valid."* >> >> The shameless plagiarist repeats, without acknowledgement, part of this >> information. >> >> And, he cannot help trumpeting that this is the truth, despite his having >> survived 85 x 365 x 60 x 60 seconds as a mongred-mulatto-quadroon-octoroon >> with a mad vagrant rabid canine for a father and a whore mother. >> >> *The miscegenated villain, being unlearned, unschooled, unlettered, >> unread, and uneducated, knows nothing about either jellikkattu -- as >> practised in South India as part of Dravidian culture, as a sport where the >> bulls go free -- and bull-fighting in Spain and its colonies such as >> Mexico, where the cruel and bloody "sport" is to hurt and to torture Lord >> Shiva's vaahanam, and to kill it without mercy after it has exhaused all >> its strength.* >> >> S Narayanaswamy Iyer >> >> >> >> On Fri, Jan 19, 2024 at 10:45 AM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> When the bull is snoring (or sneezing but not revealing its natural >>> talent) then what does one do? Hold it by strength, to prove that human >>> strength embedded with intelligence and power, can suppress the bull. That >>> is the sport and spirit of Jallikattu, which is not copied one as >>> alleged by the Singapore senile. Sangam period is BCE 300. Bullfighting >>> was introduced to Mexico about five hundred years ago shortly after the >>> arrival of Cortes and the Spaniards. According to Frommer's Travel >>> Guide, bullfighting in Spain traces its origins to 711 CE, with the >>> first official bullfight, or "corrida de toros," being held in honor of the >>> coronation of King Alfonso VIII. Once part of the Roman Empire, Spain owes >>> its bullfighting tradition in part to gladiator games. Jallikattu is >>> also known as Yeruthazhuvuthal, Madu Pidithal and Pollerudhu Piditha The >>> bull fight dates back to 400-100 BCE and Jallikattu reportedly got its name >>> from two words Jalli (valuable coins) and Kattu (tied). The Supreme >>> Court banned Jallikattu in 2014 but later the state passed an ordinance to >>> allow the event in 2017. Later, SC upheld the TN government's law >>> permitting the sport in May 2023. So there are verses in sanga ilakkiyam. >>> Only a fool will write such nonsense , as that old haggard, in Singapore, >>> does not possess any know-how, or anything and has grown 98*365*24*60*60 >>> seconds of dead clay. KR IRS 19124 >>> >>> On Fri, 19 Jan 2024 at 07:36, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Dear Sri Chittanandam V R >>>> >>>> Thanks. >>>> >>>> We have in our midst, an aged doddering and blind jallikkattu bull, >>>> contemptuous of human sensitivities, without any morals and utterly >>>> shameless when plagiarising others, which dashes around the websites, >>>> spouting and spewing abuses, curses, humongous lies and obscenities, >>>> regardless of whom it hurts or injures (including itself). >>>> >>>> It is an 85-years-old brain-diseased moron with rabid canine and >>>> whorish blood in its veins, and invariably barks up the wrong tree when >>>> confronted with the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about >>>> itself. >>>> >>>> Though claiming to have "a college degree", the poor idiotic fish >>>> cannot write even a single sentence in English that is correct as to >>>> grammar, spelling, punctuation, or capitals. >>>> >>>> S Narayanaswamy Iyer >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 11:26 PM Chittanandam V R < >>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>>> >>>>> *Received from Shri Sitendra Kumar* >>>>> >>>>> *The highs & lows of jallikattu* >>>>> >>>>> Satish Kumar Dogra >>>>> >>>>> *IN 1982, I was allotted the Tamil Nadu cadre of the Indian Police >>>>> Service. For a person born and brought up in Punjab, the southern state >>>>> was >>>>> like a foreign land. Fortunately, during training at the National Police >>>>> Academy, Hyderabad, my batchmates from Tamil Nadu encouraged me to learn >>>>> Tamil. By the time I arrived there, I had learnt to interact with local >>>>> residents through a combination of words and gestures.* >>>>> >>>>> *It was in 1988 that I attended a jallikattu event for the first time. >>>>> I was then the Superintendent of Police of Madurai district. One evening >>>>> in >>>>> January, a group of prominent persons from Alanganallur village came to >>>>> invite me to watch the bull-taming sport.* >>>>> *I reached the venue on the appointed day. The event started with the >>>>> worship of a deity in a small temple near the arena where bulls were >>>>> pitted >>>>> against humans.* >>>>> >>>>> *Some people sat on the dais, while others lined the arena in rows. >>>>> The bulls were allowed to enter one by one from one side of the premises. >>>>> Young volunteers went all out to catch every bull by the horns. Some would >>>>> try to climb the hefty animal. They would be thrown around or trampled >>>>> upon >>>>> by the angry beast. Dust and noise filled the air, even as the prospect of >>>>> death or serious injury loomed large.* >>>>> >>>>> *It made me uncomfortable to see young men tossed around by the bulls. >>>>> Next morning, newspapers carried reports about the casualties during >>>>> jallikattu events organised in various parts of the state. When I shared >>>>> my >>>>> feelings with my Tamil friends, they argued that it was a centuries-old >>>>> tradition and a huge test of strength and valour.* >>>>> >>>>> *The Supreme Court, following a petition submitted by PETA (People for >>>>> the Ethical Treatment of Animals), banned the sport in 2014, but a major >>>>> agitation forced the state government to amend the Prevention of Cruelty >>>>> to >>>>> Animals Act and legalise jallikattu. Last year, a Constitution Bench of >>>>> the >>>>> apex court ruled that the changes in the Tamil Nadu law were valid.* >>>>> *The government has constructed a huge stadium near Alanganallur for >>>>> jallikattu. This step is laudable as it will help the sport gain >>>>> popularity >>>>> and be counted on a par with bullfighting in Spain, Japan and other >>>>> countries.* >>>>> >>>>> *Jallikattu is an integral part of the Pongal celebrations. Pongal is >>>>> the Tamil equivalent of Lohri. Being celebrated this week, this festival >>>>> features nature worship, jallikattu events and a ceremony where people >>>>> exchange gifts.* >>>>> >>>>> *According to reports, 825 bulls and around 430 bull-tamers took part >>>>> in the jallikattu competition held in Madurai district on Monday. During >>>>> the event, around 150 people, including bull-tamers, spectators and cops, >>>>> were injured. Avaniyapuram resident Karthik was adjudged the best >>>>> bull-tamer. 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