I have my reasons for disappointment with the "Hindu nationalist" BJP, but usually refrain from criticising them, But unless the "Hindustan Times" is indulging in information warfare, it appears that the supreme leader of India's only Hindu nationalist party is endorsing the binary death cult and conferring existence on the mythical creature called Yesu.
It is extremely lamentable and anguishing that Advaniji apparently has absolutely no cognition of the GOA inquisition, the forcible conversions by Christist missionaries in the North East and the hateful Christist aggression on Indian soil that continues unhindered to the present day. This is sickeningly symptomatic of Indian dhimmitude which V.S Naipaul lamented as an absent sense of history.
While there is no call for actual persecution of Indian nationals who happen to
be Christians, specially the non-interfering and non-evangelical types (such creatures do exist), it is naive on the part of Advani to pander to the predatory Christist hyenas among Indian Christians in the idiotic hope that they will somehow be swayed into voting for the "communal", "right wing", "Hindu radical" BJP.
And it is an unacceptable criminal offence to actually praise to the skies that mutilated dead Arab on a stick of christist mythology who never walked this earth.
The Hindu resistance embodied by the RSS, VHP and other organisations is
fighting evangelical conquistador aggression on the one hand and demonisation by christists and stealth christists in the media. Advani's eulogy of the death cult as a "Religion of love and universal brotherhood" is not merely unhelpful.
It undermines the efforts of the Hindu nationalist resistance.
Advaniji - what were you thinking? With leaders like these, do Hindus need any external enemies?
2 comments:
Christism has already been rejected by the common man in the West!!!
The lure of securing votes seems to have engulfed even the BJP. They prefer to turn the other way when the evangelicals specially the Pentecostal ones are converting people there bigtime.
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