STARVING SLAVES WILL NOT GET ANGRY

Bungling by rulers causes serious food shortage

OUR CORRESPONDENT

Bangalore: The over-fed ruling upper castes (15%) have completely suppressed the alarming news that within an year or two India is going to face acute food crisis which will cause starvation deaths and even bloody riots.

The rulers have enough and more money to buy rice or wheat even if the prices go up hundred fold but it is the SC/ST/BCs and Muslims, constituting the country’s poorest, who will face starvation. The rich rulers have many other things to eat other than rice or wheat. In fact, their expenditure on food is the lowest.

Kerala food crisis: It is the slaves of India who depend only on rice and wheat which constitute their main food. Already meat having become so expensive most of them are forced to be vegetarians. If rice also goes beyond their reach and vegetable prices becoming too high, how will they fill their hungry stomach?

The rulers are not bothered.

Kerala is already facing acute rice shortage. Chief Minister Achutanandan, being a “low caste” Ezhava, has ensured supply of cheap rice to BPL people who are given some low quality rice. And they are satisfied with it.

The problem of Kerala is going to repeat all over India in an year or two. Punjab, the bread basket of India, is already facing wheat crisis. The govt. is importing wheat. India used to export food till recently but now it has started importing wheat. Soon it has to import rice also.

This is because rice cultivation has become expensive and there are none in villages to do the laborious work.

Gods to control anger: How did the problem crop up? Rice cultivation needs lot of labour which is not available in rural areas. Most of the labourers have migrated to cities. So the land owners leave the fields fallow but buy rice in the market which works out cheaper than cultivating. This has led to a big fall in rice production and the problem will grow to alarming proportions as urbanisation increases.

The urban-dwelling upper castes with enormous income, however, are unperturbed. They have the capacity to buy however costly rice or wheat becomes. But what about the country’s enormous poor whose only food is rice?

The rulers are not bothered. If they get angry, the Hindus have created 333 millions of gods to calm them down. If they become uncontrollable, they have the police and military to shoot them down.

The rulers are not bothered because they don’t depend upon rice or wheat. They eat the cake.

Maratha warlord: Our oil-faced Khatri PM is least bothered. The Food Minister of India is a Maratha warlord, Sharad Pawar, who presides over his sugar empire. He is more interested in cricket, the upper caste national game which they have converted into the new religion of India. The Finance Minister is a Tamil Chettiar of the money-lending jati. The Planning Commission chief is a World Bank nominee. All these fellows are great supporters of the Brahminical values.

No bread? Eat cake: If the starving millions come, these Khatris and Chettiars will tell them: “If you have no bread, eat cake”.

When the starving people of France got this very same reply from the then reigning queen, they turned furious and launched the French revolution.

But in India our starving people will not get angry because they are all under Brahminical mesmerism. Their brain is full of Brahminical shit.

Very vaguely the Khatri Sikh made a reference to “food crisis” in one speech but India’s national toilet papers simply ignored the warning. To these papers, cricket is more important than any other life and death issue.

Sonia will be blamed: The Congress Party will be blamed for all this crisis and the upper castes, whose heart is in BJP, will accuse Sonia Gandhi for bungling on the food front. The party will be out, BJP may take over.

After the “Modi miracle” in Gujarat all his sins of killing thousands of Muslims are forgotten. He will be the hero for the whole Brahminical race.

Some votes of the Dalits going to Congress will be taken away by the BSP. Regional and caste-based parties will have their assured votes.

But the main loser will be the Congress. Both the Khatri Sikh and the Ahluwalia Sikh will go back to their World Bank job. But the oppressed SC/ST/BC slaves will not get angry because these people are not only slaves but slaves enjoying their slavery. Who can save these slaves?

Dirty deals of Times of India toilet paper

OUR CORRESPONDENT

Bombay: The Times of India Group forges unusual alliances with companies which serve the interests of everybody - except those of readers and consumers. Sucheta Dalal throws new light on this unique “business strategy”:

http://moneylife.in/CMS.nsf/AL3?OpenForm&A lert%20 Consumers~Consumer% 20Products~ News%20 For% 20Sale

If you are an investor who depends on India’s largest-selling economic newspaper for unbiased news, then you must know and understand the concept of “private treaties” (PT). Since the TOI far outsells every other English newspaper and the Economic Times is by far the market leader in the economic news category, the concept is of universal interest, especially for MoneyLife readers. Although PTs sound like agreements between two sovereign nations, they are, in fact, pacts between the TOI and approximately 100-odd companies, under which TOI buys shares of small and fast-growing companies. The list is expanding rapidly.

T.N. Ninan, editor of Business Standard, described PTs as “basically the transfer of shares in return for advertising”. He said, Bennett Coleman & Co, which owns the Times group,

“invests in usually mid-rung companies that are keen to jump into the big league but are perhaps without the big bucks to spend on marketing. The share purchase money is immediately taken back against the promise of guaranteed advertising in Bennett publications - to build the investee company’s brand(s). Part of the deal is even said to be editorial coverage, though this remains unconfirmed”. “If true, by definition, this will have to be positive coverage” because “the brands have to be built up, so that the shares bought by Bennett gain in value and can be sold”.

MoneyLife has in its possession a document to prove that journalists are being designated as “champions” for PT clients to tailor editorial coverage to enhance the value of these companies and TOI’s investment. An e-mail by the Economic Times editor, Rahul Joshi (late Pramod Mahajan’s nephew, dt. Nov. 29, 2007), says:

“At ET, we are carving out a separate team to look into the needs of PT clients. Every large centre will have a senior editorial person to interface with Treaty clients. In turn, the senior edit person will be responsible, along with the existing team, for edit delivery. This team will have regional champions along with one or two reporters for help — but more importantly, they will liaise with REs (Resident Editors) and help in integrating the content into the different sections of the paper. In this way, we will be able to incorporate PT into the editorial mainstream, rather than it looking like a series of press releases appearing in vanilla form in the paper.”

Israel: No peace even after 60 years

OUR CORRESPONDENT

Bangalore: The zionist state of Israel with all its power and wealth finds no peace even after 60 years of (illegally) establishing their country. The tiny nuclear-powered country, which is in a position to dictate things to the world’s sole super power, USA, and command the whole world and make it live at its mercy, is miserable despite its GDP per head is four times bigger than the Arab world’s — including the oil-rich Saudi Arabia. But at the end of 60 years of history, what is the feeling of its Jewish citizens?

Wealthy people of the world: The London Economist Jerusalem correspondent made a survey of the mood of its people as President Bush made his last visit to the zionist state. The people are not sure of the future. Few expect peace with Palestinians whose land they illegally occupied defying history, international law, world opinion and United Nations resolutions.

They have one of the most powerful armies in the world — plus the atom bomb and the entire wealth of the world’s wealthiest Jews who control the world finance

But with all their power and wealth, the Jews find no peace. No thinking Jew is getting any sound sleep in the night — fearing rockets from the Hamas in Gaza and Hizbullah guerrillas in Lebanon across the border.

Added to that now comes the threat of the Iranian nuclear bomb.What is the use of inviting diaspora Jews and settling them in their dreamland called Israel which even after it is established 60 years ago finds no peace? And hated by the whole world?

Israel existence threatened: That is why more and more Jews are now taking out a second passport.

Jews themselves are deeply divided. They are getting increasingly convinced that the very existence of Israel is threatened.Israel is the sole cause of the war and violence in Middle East and many wars have been fought on this one single issue of illegal zionist land grab from its Arab owner. We do not know how this world’s most contentious problem is going to be settled. But already the “zionist holocaust” has surpassed the “nazi holocaust”.

DV Dec.16, 2007 p. 25: “Zionist holocaust will excel nazi holocaust”.

Editor’s thesis on Jews & “Jews of India”

A CORRESPONDENT

Bangalore: A letter in the Times of India, Bangalore, edit page (Dec.15, 2007), titled “Jews and Hindus have great deal in common”, by a Hindu woman is nothing but a full endorsement of the DV Editor’s pioneering research that the Brahmins are the “Jews of India”. The letter by Vasumati says:-

“Reach out to Israel” (Dec.13) was timely and informative. Jews and Hindus have a great deal in common. For instance, in order to settle a dispute, there must be a quorum of 11 Jews as among certain Hindu communities. The Jewish custom of Bar Mitzvah bears a striking resemblance to the age-old thread ceremony among a certain community of Hindus. Furthermore, an erudite rabbi named Eliphas Levi wrote about correspondences between Hebrew and Sanskrit. He said that the Hebrew name for the Almighty, “adonai” was linked etymologically to the Sanskrit “ardhanari”. If official Indian policy towards Israel has thus far been inconsistent, petulant and irrational, perhaps things will change at least now.

Those interested in reading our Editor’s original work on the same subject may write to Dalit Voice, No.109 -7th Cross, Palace Lower Orchards, Bangalore - 560 003.

Sarkozy proves power of Jew

OUR CORRESPONDENT

Bangalore: The Jewish President of France, Nicholas Sarkozy, is in deep trouble so soon. His ratings are fast falling.

The Jews having taken control of Germany and Britain are trying to establish their hold on France and through that on the European Union which is emerging as a stronger economy with the falling US dollar. Informed sources say that the Jews who control the US economy are trying to slowly kill its economy and gradually shift their awful funds to Europe.

Fall of dollar: The dollar collapse is taking dangerous proportions but the Jewish-controlled US media is suppressing the truth.

The Jews managed to instal Sarkozy so that he will manage the smooth shift of Jewish funds from US to Europe. A zionist stooge, Tony Blair, is to be made president of the European Union to facilitate the transfer

If anybody else had behaved like Sarkozy, “a serial womaniser”, there would have been a hell of a lot of outburst but the world media, controlled by the Jews, has nothing against his public show of love life, his hyperactive style or the way he is undermining the dignity of the presidential office. This is the power of the Jew.

DV Nov.16, 2007 p. 10: “Sarkozy used to break up EU”.

Jews slowly killing US ?

OUR CORRESPONDENT

Bangalore: How the Jews owning the US Federal Reserve and controlling the entire US economy are slowly killing the word’s sole super power is published in an American monthly paper, The First Freedom (Jan. 2008):

Today’s Federal Reserve dollar is only worth around six cents of the silver dollar, this is due to massive printing and loaning into circulation, also the constantly-accruing compounding interest against it. Every FRN in circulation today has been borrowed into being and is due back to a bank at some point in time in the future.

The Federal Reserve is a private banking firm, not accountable to the US Congress and was empowered to print money from nothing by the US Congress in 1913.

LETTERS TO EDITOR

Mohammed Asif, 58 Harris Street, Millfield, Peterborough, PE1 2LY, UK: I am Mohammed Asif (21). I live in Britain. My family immigrated to Britain in the 1970s from the Pakistan-administered Kashmir. I am interested in international relations and politics. I found out about the Dalit Voice through the Google search. I like your literature because it is unique and original in dealing with problems like India’s social system and conspiracies which shape the world events. Now I have become a family member of DV.

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Manoj Padhi, Plano, TX, USA: Is Orissa Chief Minister’s deliberate sleep over a vital anti-discrimination proposal fueling religious conversions and communal riots ? He and the Law Minister of Orissa apparently were sleeping on one of their own decision, to put a permanent halt to the discrimination of “lower caste” Hindus. Upon a request from me, a non-resident Indian, in Jan-2006 to remove a discriminatory board “Only Orthodox Hindus are allowed” from the famous temple of Jagannath at Puri , the Chief Minister had directed the State Law Dept. to collect opinion from the Jagannath Temple Managing Committee on the viability of my proposal. The Law Dept. took up the issue with the Temple Managing Committee, headed by the Gajapati Maharaja Dibyasingh Deb. The Law Department and the Temple Management Committee agreed to a countrywide opinion poll to decide on the proposal. A sub-committee had been formed to frame a suitable questionnaire, which was to be circulated among intellectuals, sadhus, mutt chiefs, senior sevayats and researchers all over the country. It was decided that their opinions, when received, will be discussed by the sub-committee before being passed on to the Temple Managing Committee for its final opinion on the proposal. In December 2006, there was a month-long controversy over Dalits entering into Keradagarh Jagannath temple and around 1,000 discriminated “lower caste” Hindu’s embraced Budhism in last year April. The Chief Minister and Law ministers were reminded repeatedly by me, with endorsements from several eminent personalities, inclusive of National Vice-President of BJP Jual Oram and Dhananjay Vaidya, National President (A.V.), Jagadguru Shankaracharya Mahasamsthanam, Poorvamnaya Govardhan Peetham, Shankaracharya Math Marg , Puri. Dhananjay Vaidya confirmed that, if the Govt approaches, the Shankaracharya will be glad to offer his services for this greater cause. But the Naveen Patnayak Govt. was mum and upon infliction of great frustration by upper caste Hindus, the “lower caste Hindus” finally embraced Budhism. In Kandhamala district of Orissa, there were fresh anti-Christian violence in the converted Christians and Hindus. Out of severe frustration, several “lower caste” Hindus in tribal areas of Orissa, discriminated by both their society and govt. already embraced Christianity. Frustrated by the attitude of the State Govt., I initiated a public awareness poll through blog portal www.HindToday.com. I am hopeful that, probably the Govt. will open its eye, after the recent communal riots in Kandhamal district.

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Brother Manoj Padhi is as mischievous as the CM of Orissa and the Hindu criminals who killed Orissa Tribals seeking liberation through Christianity. Hundreds of “Hindu reformers” including the two latest ones — Vivekananda and M.K. Gandhi — (both upper caste non-Brahmin) had come to “save” Hinduism but finally themselves became victims of Brahminical criminals. Brahminism disguising itself as Hinduism is not amenable to any reform because the Brahmins, the custodians of Brahminism, will lose their leadership the moment they agree to reform their “religion”. Even Dayananda Saraswati, himself a Brahmin, was killed by a Brahmin. It is this unwillingness on the part of the vaidiks that is killing India. Manoj Padhi, if you are an honest intellectual, you should not mislead the Western society. Brahminism is a hate-mongering ideology. And this hate is killing India and its perpetrators as well — EDITOR.

INDIA SHINING

India has the world’s largest illiterates

Going by the present trends, the goal of universal education by 2015 set by the United Nations seems unattainable for India. “The Education for all” global monitoring report 2008 which was recently released by UNESCO, is a telling commentary on the status of education in our country. India figures at the bottom of the ladder in every aspect, be it enrolment, gender or regional disparities. Despite the increase in literacy rate from 18.3% in 1951 to 67.3% in 2004-05, India has the largest number of illiterates in the world, that is, 35% of the 774 million illiterates. “The Education for All”, report places India at 105 among 127 countries. In the 2007 report, India figured at the 100th place. If India has fallen by five places it simply means that it has not done enough, in fact, far less than most of the similarly placed countries, in improving access to education.

—(P.L. Vishweshwer Rao, Deccan Herald, Jan.8, 2007)

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Farmers became burden

New Delhi: With nearly 57% of the population or some 650 million people directly engaged in agriculture, there is no other way for inclusive growth but to focus effort on making agriculture not only sustainable but also economically viable. It is therefore the right opportunity for the govt. to lay a strong foundation for revitalising agriculture and pulling the farmers out of the prevailing crisis. A majority of the 840 million people who survive on less than Rs. 20 a day comprise farmers. Improving the lot of farmers is the surest way towards making growth inclusive. Instead, farmers have not only become a burden on an ungrateful nation but are being steadily pushed out of a agriculture. Village India has disappeared from the economic radar screen of the policy makers. In fact, successive budget proposals have been essentially geared at laying out the infrastructure for corporate takeover of Indian agriculture.

—(Deccan Herald, Dec.15, 2007)

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Sex ratio falls in five states

New Delhi: The sex ratio has further declined in the five northern states with Punjab showing the worst results — there were only 527 girls for every 1,000 boys in 2005 as against 754 girls as per the 2001 census. This has happened despite girl-friendly policies, public information campaigns and law to arrest culprits performing sex detection tests and aborting female foetuses, according to a survey conducted by ActionAid in collaboration with the Canada-based International Development Research Centre. However, the latest survey was conducted on a small number of people as compared to the national census. Women in more than 6,000 households across Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, MP and HP were interviewed

—(Hindu, Dec.14, 2007)