Posted on August 25, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Hindus Must Unite or Face
Extinction
by Stephen Knapp
The typical Indian mentality and the path of Hinduism, or the Vedic path of spiritual progress, is one of great individuality and freedom for each person to decide what they want or what is best for their own spiritual development. Thus, it is typical for Hindus to work [...]
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Posted on July 22, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Vedic Temples as Centers of Sacred Knowledge
By Stephen Knapp
Vedic temples should be known as centers of sacred spiritual knowledge and practice. Such temples are often known as being places of worship where devotees can go and see images or Deities of the Divine, offer prayers and service, or pujas to uplift us or for [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Islamic Destruction of Hindu Temples
For those who don’t believe or do not know of the amount of destruction that took place in India at the hands of the Muslim invaders and Islamic rulers who established themselves in parts of India, we can review the Islamic chronicles of the deeds of these rulers of the [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
A SHORT HISTORY OF INDIA—ITS HEROES AND INVADERS
This relates the invasions, challenges, massacres, and struggles of India’s people and heroes against the criminals who tried to destroy India and its culture. This is presented to preserve the real history of India.
Contents
ALEXANDER AND THE GREEKS
THE ARAB INVASIONS
THE TURKISH INVASION
THE MAMLUK (SLAVE) DYNASTY
THE KHILJIS
THE TUGHLAQS
THE SAYYID [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
A Summary of India’s Real History
And the Numerous Attempts to Destroy its Vedic Culture
During the last years, many people in India and outside India have become aware of the need to establish the truth about the real history of India. Historical and archeological research has progressed greatly, and the debate in academic circles has become [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Christ and North-East India
by Francois Gautier
The Indian Express
November 20, 2000
Jesus Christ was a great avatar of Love in the history of humanity and his message of compassion, charity, of caring for one and another, is even more relevant today, in this fast and merciless civilization of ours, than it was 20 centuries ago, when people [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Thirteen Years of Killings in Tripura by the NLFT
(The National Liberation Front of Tripura)
The Violence in Tripura Continues
In our concern for the violence that takes place daily in India’s Northeast region, here is a sample of the typical but atrocious news that comes out of the region due to the insurgency of the terrorist, militant [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Christian Persecution in
India: The Real Story
We have heard about what the Christians in India have called the persecutions against them. However, there is much more to this story than we often hear, and there are certainly two sides to it. The following is a first-hand investigative article that relates what has really been going on [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
Facts on Pakistani Terrorism Against Kashmir
Number of Terrorist Camps in Pakistan: 37
Number of Terrorist Camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir: 49
Number of Pakistani-run Terrorist Camps in Afghanistan: 22
Total Number of Hardcore Terrorists Operating in Jammu and Kashmir: 2300
Total Number of Foreign Mercenaries Operating in Jammu and Kashmir: 900
Number of Pakistani terrorists killed by Indian security forces: [...]
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Posted on July 21, 2009 by Stephen Knapp
The Truth on Kashmir and Terrorism in India
India has been the most terrorized country in the world
-US State Department Report on Terrorism
India Is an Extraordinary Democracy
C Our current Ambassador to India, the Hon. Mr. Blackwill, while being a Harvard faculty and briefing candidate Bush in 2000 on foreign affairs at his Texas ranch, [...]
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