Be clear....and don't jump high!!!

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Apr 10, 2008 at 07:34

We ruled India for quite a long period...and we know how to rule cowards and Inherently biggest backstabbing conspirers.

Muslims are not going anywhere from India ...but we see very happily that Hindus losing their ideology, their religion and their faith very quickly just to fit themselves in western socks. We see closely how Indians are adopting westernized culture which shows their inner fed up feeling of their own outdated religion.

Hindus now are not Hindus if you agree. They are now a undeclared converted form of Christians I must say because the Hindu teachings, religious practices, all are mixed with modern culture and only few rituals are left which are celebrated just to bring enjoyment, color, music, dance and fun in life...It has nothing to do with religion at all.

People who have such a shame about their own religion are people like you who know nothing deep about their ideology. We are lucky we can judge you closely because when we have brought up a cat in your house we know better about her behavior more than anybody else!!! We had Hindus under our foot for a long time and they always used to kiss our foot without hesitation just because of their inner cowardness and love for life.

I would once again say....Muslims would again strengthen their position inside India and around the world very soon...you would be turned into a minority....and only Christians and Muslims will be there in India. Thanks to people like Zakir Naik and lots of missionary work done by Christian fellows...Hinduism would soon be history on the face of this earth.

Keep watching ...

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