Yh I am, the govt doesnt fund my master race fertility/breeding program like I am some kind of dog. This whole persian master race thing would be so entertaining if it wasnt so sad.
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Persian Master race, now not living in persia, living in borrowed land and borrowed time. Persian master race.
We will rise again inshallah, once the govt funded parsi fertility program brings in some result.
Cheers, unemployed.
Lol phateechar jhopadpatti, you believe the Parsis are waiting for your funding!? Lollwa
As for this land, it's ours by right. Claimed by our racial cousins.
Who decided out of the goodness of their hearts not to butcher all the fat hipped darkies.
Just ensured that they worshipped their faith for posterity, read their books, in their ancestral tongue, and then called them "their own"
Cheers, Doc
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Narendra Modi's BJP set to win Gujarat state election
by Zeenat Saberin
38 minutes ago
Modi showed his ink-marked finger after casting his vote in Ahmedabad on December 14 [Amit Dave/Reuters]
New Delhi - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP is set to win a key election contest in the western state of Gujarat.
The BJP was leading in more than 100 seats in the 182-member state house, well clear of the halfway mark of 92 required to rule.
In 2012, the BJP won 115 of Gujarat's 182 seats.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has governed Gujarat for the past 22 years and Modi was the chief minister of the state three times.
"Our party cannot be defeated for a hundred years," the prime minister had said to a crowd of supporters in a rally at Morbi in Gujarat on 28 November.
On Monday, counting of the votes began at 8 am. The opposition Congress is leading on more than 70 seats, significantly increasing its tally but not enough to oust the BJP from power.
People cast their ballots in two phases, the first on December 9 followed by another on December 14. Data from the Election Commission said the average turnout in the two phases was 68.41 percent.
READ MORE
India: Economic woes are key factor in Gujarat election
Nearly 40 million people were eligible to vote in 182 assembly constituencies.
Modi battled caste protests, anger from the Dalit community, considered the lowest in the Hindu caste system, and disquiet from traders and smaller businesses, hit by a note ban and the chaos over the implementation of a new sales tax.
The opposition Congress' strategy had depended upon enlisting the support of three young Hindu men - Hardik Patel, Jignesh Mevani and Alpesh Thakore.
These three young men aimed at mobilising their different castes to swing against the ruling BJP; The Patels or the Patidars with Hardik, Dalits with Jignesh, and a segment of the Other Backward Classes (OBCs) with Alpesh.
The Patels, who make up 14 percent of Gujarat’s 60 million people, are agitating to be included in the quota system in India, which reserves seats for the lowest castes and the tribal communities.
Both sides led a tough campaign, with Modi addressing 34 public rallies in his home state, while Congress Rahul Gandhi appeared in 30.
Some analysts have also criticised the prime minister for leading a "vicious" campaign, stirring up sectarian tension in muted dog-whistles.
Modi and the BJP unleashed a series of personal attacks in public rallies and on social media against opponent Congress President, Rahul Gandhi, mocking his elevation to the top job in the Congress party and questioning his Hindu credentials.
"I congratulate the Congress on their 'Aurangzeb Raj. We don't want Aurangzeb rule here," the prime minister said at a rally in Valsad in Gujarat on December 4, in an apparent attempt to equate Gandhi with a medieval Muslim king during Mughal rule. The Mughals ruled most of India and Pakistan in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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Will election change fate of the Agariyas of Gujarat?
The ruling BJP also challenged Gandhi to publicly declare whether he followed the Hindu faith after a controversy broke out over a temple visit where he was reportedly listed as a ‘non-Hindu’ in the temple register.
Modi also attempted to appease his conservative Hindu supporters who are pushing for the construction of a Hindu temple where a mosque was destroyed by a mob led by BJP leaders in 1992 in the city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh.
At an election rally, he asked the Congress party to "clarify whether you are advocates of a Ram temple or a Babri mosque".
The demolition of the mosque had sparked some of the deadliest riots in India’s independent history and deepened religious divisions.
Addressing an election rally in Palanpur, Modi even suggested that rival Pakistan was trying to influence the Gujarat elections. He claimed that opposition Congress leaders held a "secret meeting" with Pakistan officials on December 6.
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https://twitter.com/ANI/status/942623936080052224
Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in the Parliament, flashes victory sign. #ElectionResults
Monday's results showed the state of Gujarat overwhelmingly approves of Modi's performance and believes the state is on the right track.
A clutch of key state elections next year will further shed light on what the battleground will look like in 2019.
The state of Gujarat remains a defining part of Modi's political life. The state still bears the scars of sectarian bloodletting 15 years ago.
In 2002, Gujarat witnessed a series of riots in which more than 1,000 people were killed, most of them Muslims, at a time when Modi was chief minister. His critics have accused him of not doing enough to stop the riots. Modi has always denied any wrongdoing.
The BJP is also set to form the government in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh, where it is leading in 43 of the 68 seats for which leads are available. The Congress is leading in 21 seats.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA NEWS
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/...n-gujarat-state-election-171218061418594.html
by Zeenat Saberin
38 minutes ago
Modi showed his ink-marked finger after casting his vote in Ahmedabad on December 14 [Amit Dave/Reuters]
New Delhi - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP is set to win a key election contest in the western state of Gujarat.
The BJP was leading in more than 100 seats in the 182-member state house, well clear of the halfway mark of 92 required to rule.
In 2012, the BJP won 115 of Gujarat's 182 seats.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has governed Gujarat for the past 22 years and Modi was the chief minister of the state three times.
"Our party cannot be defeated for a hundred years," the prime minister had said to a crowd of supporters in a rally at Morbi in Gujarat on 28 November.
On Monday, counting of the votes began at 8 am. The opposition Congress is leading on more than 70 seats, significantly increasing its tally but not enough to oust the BJP from power.
People cast their ballots in two phases, the first on December 9 followed by another on December 14. Data from the Election Commission said the average turnout in the two phases was 68.41 percent.
READ MORE
India: Economic woes are key factor in Gujarat election
Nearly 40 million people were eligible to vote in 182 assembly constituencies.
Modi battled caste protests, anger from the Dalit community, considered the lowest in the Hindu caste system, and disquiet from traders and smaller businesses, hit by a note ban and the chaos over the implementation of a new sales tax.
The opposition Congress' strategy had depended upon enlisting the support of three young Hindu men - Hardik Patel, Jignesh Mevani and Alpesh Thakore.
These three young men aimed at mobilising their different castes to swing against the ruling BJP; The Patels or the Patidars with Hardik, Dalits with Jignesh, and a segment of the Other Backward Classes (OBCs) with Alpesh.
The Patels, who make up 14 percent of Gujarat’s 60 million people, are agitating to be included in the quota system in India, which reserves seats for the lowest castes and the tribal communities.
Both sides led a tough campaign, with Modi addressing 34 public rallies in his home state, while Congress Rahul Gandhi appeared in 30.
Some analysts have also criticised the prime minister for leading a "vicious" campaign, stirring up sectarian tension in muted dog-whistles.
Modi and the BJP unleashed a series of personal attacks in public rallies and on social media against opponent Congress President, Rahul Gandhi, mocking his elevation to the top job in the Congress party and questioning his Hindu credentials.
"I congratulate the Congress on their 'Aurangzeb Raj. We don't want Aurangzeb rule here," the prime minister said at a rally in Valsad in Gujarat on December 4, in an apparent attempt to equate Gandhi with a medieval Muslim king during Mughal rule. The Mughals ruled most of India and Pakistan in the 16th and 17th centuries.
READ MORE
Will election change fate of the Agariyas of Gujarat?
The ruling BJP also challenged Gandhi to publicly declare whether he followed the Hindu faith after a controversy broke out over a temple visit where he was reportedly listed as a ‘non-Hindu’ in the temple register.
Modi also attempted to appease his conservative Hindu supporters who are pushing for the construction of a Hindu temple where a mosque was destroyed by a mob led by BJP leaders in 1992 in the city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh.
At an election rally, he asked the Congress party to "clarify whether you are advocates of a Ram temple or a Babri mosque".
The demolition of the mosque had sparked some of the deadliest riots in India’s independent history and deepened religious divisions.
Addressing an election rally in Palanpur, Modi even suggested that rival Pakistan was trying to influence the Gujarat elections. He claimed that opposition Congress leaders held a "secret meeting" with Pakistan officials on December 6.
View image on Twitter
https://twitter.com/ANI/status/942623936080052224
Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in the Parliament, flashes victory sign. #ElectionResults
Monday's results showed the state of Gujarat overwhelmingly approves of Modi's performance and believes the state is on the right track.
A clutch of key state elections next year will further shed light on what the battleground will look like in 2019.
The state of Gujarat remains a defining part of Modi's political life. The state still bears the scars of sectarian bloodletting 15 years ago.
In 2002, Gujarat witnessed a series of riots in which more than 1,000 people were killed, most of them Muslims, at a time when Modi was chief minister. His critics have accused him of not doing enough to stop the riots. Modi has always denied any wrongdoing.
The BJP is also set to form the government in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh, where it is leading in 43 of the 68 seats for which leads are available. The Congress is leading in 21 seats.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA NEWS
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/...n-gujarat-state-election-171218061418594.html
Yh yh this land is yours by right. Just like the ones you abandoned and fled like cowards, oops sorry like 'master race'. oops sorry again, you didnt flee like coward, 'you decided out of goodness of your hearts' to flee your ancestral land and come beg us for refuge. hahaha
cheers, unemployed
Newsflash.
80 million Persians are still living on our ancestral land.
And are still proud of their Zoroastrian culture and history, unlike most of your Indic converts, regardless of calling their God Allah now instead of Ahura Mazda.
That is the basic difference in bloodlines. Something we cannot reverse engineer away recombinantly ...
Cheers, Doc
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Sir this is exactly why we dont want to allow rohingya muslims to come over here.. Their next generations will too poop in the same plate in which they are fed today. Or worse will claim the plate for themselves just like you are.
You don't need to call me sir.
Can you name ONE Parsi who has ever "pooped" on India?
Even our notorious outlaw Kobad Ghandy is fighting for OUR people.
If you choose to look at Parsis based on my rants here on a Pakistani forum, do knock yourself out ...
Cheers, Doc
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Inspite of your rants against my people on a pakistani forum, I have respect for you sir, thats because of the enormous goodwill parsis have in India and Indian have for them. So yoyur assumptions about me are misplaced.
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I request fellow members not to abuse Parsis because of this hypocrite @padamchen. They have been a very constructive part of our society.
If by "your people" you mean sanghis and hindutvawadis, then ok.
But please know that there are millions upon millions of HINDUS who hate them even more than I do.
Cheers, Doc
Thank you for that bone.
Pardon me if I don't roll over now so you can tickle my belly.
Cheers, Doc
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Although not the landslide which everybody wanted from Amit Shah but still comfortable majority in both the states
Gujarat - 110/182
Himachal - 44/68
Gujarat - 110/182
Himachal - 44/68
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this hypocrite @padamchen was cheerleading the shiv sena and MNS goons when they were bullying Jains and barbecuing meat and fish in front of Jain temple and now he is championing against hindutava!
Obviously.
I'm a carnivore.
Who da fook are the Jains to decide what I eat and when and where I eat it?
Knock yourselves out stuffing your ugly faces with ghas phoos. But don't dance on others' balls.
Cheers, Doc
I don't. I have huge respect for Persian/Iranian culture.
I was just trying to know the reason for him to think Persians are master race. And his logic was so retarded that I am not sure that whether he was serious or trolling.
Imagine what's worse.
People judging 150,000 Parsis by Doc on Pakistani Defence Forum.
Or
People judging 1,000,000,000 Hindus by the Sanghi retards of the world.
Cheers, Doc
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