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Re: Top 10 Reasons Why Capitalism Sucks

harishkumar09 — Sun, 13 Mar 2016 06:12:28 -0000

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Re: The American Scholar: Ten Best Sentences - Our readers

harishkumar09 — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 08:13:53 -0000

There before him, a glittering toy no Star-Child could resist, floated the planet Earth with all it's peoples.

He had returned in time. Down there on that crowded globe, the alarms would be flashing across the radar screens, the great tracking telescopes would be searching the skies- and history as men knew it would be drawing to a close.

A thousand miles below, he became aware that a slumbering cargo of death had awoken, and was stirring sluggishly in it's orbit. The feeble energies it contained were no possible menace to him; but he preferred a cleaner sky. He put forth his will, and the circling megatons flowered in a silent detonation that brought forth a brief, false dawn to half the sleeping globe.

Then he waited, marshaling his thoughts and brooding over still untested powers. For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next.

But he would think of something

Re: CleavageGate: Mind the Gap | Y!RAL

harishkumar09 — Thu, 18 Sep 2014 11:17:28 -0000

The sad thing is, none of the commentors understood the meaning of the word "consent".

Re: Report: China Hacked Two Dozen U.S. Weapon Designs

harishkumar09 — Fri, 16 May 2014 13:16:00 -0000

Given the astounding lead that the USA has in the above mentioned stolen
technologies, I am wondering if the Military Industrial Complex
deliberately feeds China and Russia information about their systems to
ensure their survival, by creating competition.

If you see, US Military Industrial Complex can be shutdown for at least 25 years and US would still have a lead over China.

The
only way to stay in business is to give the enemy your technology and
ask the American Public more money to develop technology to counter the
technology handed over to the enemy.

Re: The 11 Most Compelling 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

harishkumar09 — Wed, 11 Sep 2013 02:10:02 -0000

Are you dumb?

Re: 9/11 observances: Moments of silence to start 12th anniversary of terror attacks

harishkumar09 — Wed, 11 Sep 2013 01:56:58 -0000

Mine too.

Re: GMAT Tip: Becoming a Sentence-Correction Pro

harishkumar09 — Fri, 23 Aug 2013 06:06:28 -0000

Very Good Indeed !

Re: Bullet Points — Paying for Ammunition That Might Be Used Against You?

harishkumar09 — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 14:14:39 -0000

How on earth, can I ask the jokers, who go on and on about "being the change yourself", save the world from tyranny? Are you suggesting that if the policemen are good, that is enough and there is no need for them to be armed? That the mere goodness of the policeman will keep the criminal away? Madam, respectfully, I ask, are you smoking pot? Or is it LSD?

Re: Bullet Points — Paying for Ammunition That Might Be Used Against You?

harishkumar09 — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 14:09:28 -0000

Are you guys joking? How does one resist tyranny by "connecting to the Higher Self"? I am an Indian myself. What you talk of is called as Advaita philosophy, do you know what it did to India? Read Indian History between 1000 A.D. and 1857 and you will know. The islamic fundamentalist jihad was very painful to the population and was a terrible thing. Most Indians are grateful to the British for saving them from fanatical jihadist thugs.

Also Gandhi is overrated. When Pakistan invaded Kashmir in 1947, Gandhi sent the Indian Army to "do its duty". He did not use his much vaunted "spiritual force" to destroy the islamic fundamentalist army which looted and pillaged the villages of Kashmir.

British Governor-General at the time of independence attributed India winning independence to the Indian troops switching loyalties to Subhash Chandra Bose, and disobeying British officers, AND NOT Mahatma Gandhi and his spiritual antics!

Do understand that in the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna asks Arjuna to fight and destroy the forces of injustice and tyranny. He talks in detail about the weapons that need to be used and battle formations to be taken, so it is disingenuous to claim that He was describing an "inner conflict" or that the war is a metaphor for destruction of inner demons. He does explicitly ask for inner demons to be destroyed and explicitly talks of the "inner war" as much as he does the "outer war".

Is everybody in the USA afflicted with the Advaitic Virus? Nobody free from its vicious influence? Guys it is a greater danger than the IRS and the FR and the Vatican put together! It is the enemy within!

Re: Does art have boundaries?

harishkumar09 — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 12:04:47 -0000

Are there any kannadiga achievers in Karnataka?

Re: US born woman seeks stay on 'Leave India notice'

harishkumar09 — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 11:40:53 -0000

Dear friends, the reason She is being asked to leave is simple.Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet proposes an Indo-centric cosmology founded on prior yogic works of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother is no doubt behind this attempt to have her removed from India. The vested interests want the Euro-centric world view to persist and want India to be relegated to the backwaters of spiritual and intellectual thought, from where she can be a hand-maiden of European Powers and Thought, rather than take her rightful place as the Guru among World Nations. Patriotic Indians must rally behind this courageous Woman and foil the designs of India's spiritual and intellectual enemies.

Re: Duryodhana’s Big Mistake – Stories From Mahabharat

harishkumar09 — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:25:56 -0000

I agree with you. Bheema was the greatest and the only towering personality worthy of respect, adoration and love amongst the entire cast of characters in the Mahabharata. Yet, since this is the Age of Darkness, he has been cast aside, and all types of inferior characters have gained popularity.

But when the Golden Age or the Age of Truth dawns, Bheema will get his due.

Re: Did Iran Capture a U.S. Stealth Drone Intact?

harishkumar09 — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 05:10:20 -0000

Its hilarious to read comments which say "Persians and Iranians are the same people". Definitely not. Persians were followers of the Vedic Religion, and not muslims. You can find the real Persians in the Parsi community in India and they have names like Xerxes, Darius and Cyrus. The worship in the Fire Temple. They are the most productive people in India and a real asset to India. The Tata Group of Companies was started by and run by the Persians.

Iranians are muslim fanatics who persecuted the Persians and destroyed the Persian Zorastrian civilization. The Persians sought refuge in India. Iranians destroyed the Persian civilization. After Iran came into existence, its been nothing but downhill what with mad mullahs and fanatical and fundamentalists Islam.

Persians in India have a wonderful sense of humour, enjoyed the movie 300 and even joked that the perhaps 30 Spartans were all that was needed to stop the advance of Xerxes. They can joke like that because they have plenty of achievements to credit.

Iranians other hand were raving and ranting and frothing at the mouth when they saw the movie and promised to destroy the West for making that movie. The movie according to the brain damaged Iranians depicts western imperialism whereas any child can see that it was about the defence of Athens. The brain damage is the result of the practice of an intolerant brand of Islam.

Re: Fit to Post: Yahoo! India News » Blog Archive Video: Singapore’s Indian YouTube Star «

harishkumar09 — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 12:58:46 -0000

Tamil is one of the National Languages of Singapore. So why should he not sing in tamil there? May be you want everybody in the world to sing in Hindi ! I wonder how that would be possible though!