Thursday, June 18, 2009

Hindu's who voted for Congress ,must read this .


Congress in Power. What does it mean for Hindu India ?


Infiltration Of Terrorists From The Porous Borders Of Gujarat,

West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh

Welcome To Talibans Through 'Soft On Terrorism' Policy

Application of Sharia Law in pockets of Bharat

Increase in Christian Conversions

Many Repeats Of Terrorist Attacks Like Mumbai


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MORE GODHRAS

MORE SHAHABUDDINS

MORE ISHARAT JAHANS

MORE TEESTA SETALVADS


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MORE LALLUS, KARUNANIDHIS, MULAYAMS, MAYAVATIS, MUSLIM LEAGUE, Christian’s Holding the Country to a RANSOM

MORE SUICIDES BY FARMERS

NO JUSTICE TO THE VICTIMS OF SIKH MASSACRE


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Clemency To Afzal Guru And Torture To Sadhvi Pragyna

Increased Class Conflicts

Appeasement Of Minorities

Accelerated Conversion Of Hindus

Insult Of Hindus And Hindu Ethos

Boost to State Aided Evangelization

Protection To Dons Of The Underworld

Be Prepared To Be Called Hindus Terrorists



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Killings of Many Swamiji's like Laxmananda in Orissa

Same Corruption and Casteism Of 50 Years Of Misrule

First Claim On Resources By Muslims

(Heard Directly From the strong Prime Minister)

Quota In Government Services And Education For The Minorities

COMMUNALIZATION OF THE ARMED FORCES

(through setups like Sachar Committee)

Replacement of map of Bharat with a Christian Cross on legal tenders

(like it was done recently with Rs. 10 coin)


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Deletion of Sataymev Jayate from Government documents and web sites

(of course, it is true so far as Congress party and its cohorts are concerned!)

Replacement of all Hindu Icons with Christian and Islamic Icons

(like replacement of Saraswatiji with Crescent and Cross in NCERT Text books)


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More Funds in Swiss Banks

Dynastic Rule in a Democracy!


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Congress's affidavit in Supreme Court Questioned Shree Ram's existence, therefore,

More Affidavits stating Shree Krishna is a Myth,

Guru Govind Singh was a rapist

Aurangzeb was a Benevolent King

(this is what is taught in NCERT books)


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and if all goes well, mother of all the affidavits can come:

Hindus Have No Right to Exist in Bharat

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CONGRESS DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT SHREE RAM EVER EXISTED,

HINDU’S , STILL YOU BELIEVE IN CONGRESS ??


My Dear Hindu please think it over , and stand Strong for Hindutva .



Thursday, June 4, 2009

which is more dangerous? Islam or Christianity ???



Which one of these cults are more dangerous??
  1. Christianity
  2. Islam

  1. Christianity

  • Christians attack from behind and dont give any hint when they are going to attack, the real wolfs in sheep clothing
  • Christianity is a sugar coated poison

2. Islam
  • Muslims attack from front and they give hints
  • Islam is a simple poison

Thursday, May 28, 2009

28th May - Veer Savarkar Jayanti

"Hinduize Politics and Militarize Hindus "

CHOOSE DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR!
IF YOU ARE A HINDU, THERE IS NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT IN THIS WORLD THAN YOUR MOTHER LAND - BHARAT ! FIGHT IF YOU MUST !! DIE IF YOU MUST !! NO HINDU CAN ASK FOR A BETTER DEATH THAN DEFENDING THEIR MAATRU BHOOMI .

-- Veer Savarkar



Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, commonly known as Swatantryaveer Savarkar was a fearless freedom fighter, social reformer, writer, dramatist, poet, historian, political leader and philosopher. He remains largely unknown to the masses because of the vicious propaganda against him and misunderstanding around him that has been created over several decades. This website attempts to bring the life, thought, actions and relevance of Savarkar before a global audience.

Veer Savarkar - A legend

  • The first political leader to daringly set Absolute Political Independence as India's goal (1900).
  • The first Indian political leader to daringly perform a bonfire of foreign (English) clothes (1905).
  • The first Indian to organize a revolutionary movement for India's Independence on an international level (1906).
  • The first Indian law student who was not called to the English Bar despite having passed his examination and observed the necessary formalities, for his activities to seek India's freedom from the British (1909).
  • The only Indian leader whose arrest in London caused legal difficulties for British Courts and whose case is still referred to in the interpretations of the Fugitive Offenders Act and the Habeas Corpus (Rex Vs Governor of Brixton Prison, ex-parte Savarkar)
  • The first Indian historian whose book on the 1857 War of Independence was proscribed by British Authorities in India even before its publication. The Governor General had asked the Postmaster General to confiscate copies of the book six months before the book was officially banned (1909).
  • The first political prisoner whose daring escape and arrest on French soil became a cause celebre in the International Court of Justice at The Hague. This case was mentioned in many International Treaties at that time (1910).
  • The first graduate whose degree was withdrawn by an Indian University for striving for India's freedom (1911).
  • The first poet in the world who, deprived of pen and paper, composed his poems and then wrote them on the prison walls with thorns and nails, memorized ten thousand lines of his poetry for years and later transmitted them to India through his fellow-prisoners who also memorized these lines.
  • The first revolutionary leader who within less than 10 years gave a death-blow to the practice of untouchability in the remote district of Ratnagiri while being interned there.
  • The first Indian leader who successfully started -
    • A Ganeshotsava open to all Hindus including ex-untouchables (1930).
    • Interdining ceremonies of all Hindus including ex-untouchables (1931).
    • "Patitpavan Mandir", open to all Hindus including ex-untouchables (22 February 1931).
    • A cafe open to all Hindus including ex-untouchables (01 May 1933).
  • The first political prisoner in the world who was sentenced to Transportation for Life twice, a sentence unparalled in the history of the British Empire.
  • The first political leader to embrace death voluntarily by way of Atma Samarpan in the highest tradition of Yoga (1966).


courtesy: savarkar.org