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2 comments:
Some day, this blog will be better known than Chindu itself.
Chindu (as usual) spits venom on Hindus
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http://www.hindu.com/2008/03/12/stories/2008031255161000.htm
Editorial
New dynamics in Malaysia
........The non-registered Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf), which claims credit for the defeat of Malaysian Indian Congress president Samy Vellu, a long-time federal Minister, played a part in a subplot of the opposition campaign. It is time Hindraf disbanded or reinvented itself as an outfit committed to political pluralism and free from any communal odour.
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After a lengthy commentary on the elections in Malaysia Chindu deems it fit to spit its venom and vomit on the Malaysian Hindus, with a preposterous, unsolicited advice to Hindraf to disband itself or obey Chindu's words.
The Malaysian Hindus have been just fighting for their civil rights in a non-violent way and even in Malaysia there don't seem to be any complaints of "communal odour" emanating from the Hindus. Nonetheless, Chindu seems to be endowed with a sdpecial nose to detect "communal odours" even thousands of miles away! What a shame for a paper calling itself "The Hindu".
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