Article heading: Muslim takeover of West Bengal.

Article heading: Muslim takeover of West Bengal.
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The subject is well known to anybody with half a brain living in or near West Bengal, India.

There is a near silence on any public dialog on this topic, for multiple reasons – heavy censoring by the local Government and media, to collective myopia of the false liberal non-Muslim “bhadralok” clan that prefers to use secularism as an excuse to sidestep an existential demographic crisis in the making.

The topic is well known, and the servant class non-bhadralok clan appears to be getting increasingly agitated and determined to bring in BJP to deal with it. No matter what other faults BJP might have, the general perception is that it is the only party in India that is willing to look the problem in the eye and grab the bull by the horn.

As to BJP being right wing, or fascist, or various other adjectives of being a political thug, the whole thing reminds me of why Joseph Stalin three generations after his death, has suddenly become the most popular political icon in today’s non-soviet capitalist Russia.

The outside world shows incredulity at the strange development where such a cruel megalomaniac as Stalin, that killed millions of its own people, could ever be considered a hero by descendants of the people under a modern, non-authoritarian, democratic government. But it has happened, and according to me, the reason is a perception of a looming external existential threat that Russians feel today, thanks to western war mongering.

This is no more an issue of communism versus capitalism, or freedom versus lack of it. This is a realization among Russians that the west in general, and USA in particular, just would not leave Russia alone, no matter what Russia does.

And Russians have an enormous love for their motherland. Unlike the US, Russia is not a nation of immigrants. Their sense of belonging to their motherland go deep, and they are usually willing to face unbelievable levels of hardship to safeguard their nation.

But, desperate times need desperate solutions. Stalin, with all his faults, had qualities that saved Russia from Hitler.

Communism was considered an ideological enemy of the free world. The free world, lead by the US, did everything possible to curtail its spread. Here of course a few terminologies have been mixed up. Communism did not theoretically means lack of “freedom” or un-free. And capitalism did not actually mean “freedom”. Communism and capitalism were two different economic and social systems, not necessarily linked with either freedom or lack of it.

However, a peculiar and perhaps regrettable development in Russia linked communism with totalitarianism, or lack of freedom, with heavy persecution of dissent, mainly under Stalin. Therefore, Stalinism became a synonym for communism.

Anyhow, the other side of the story is – Russia became communist under seriously trying conditions, thanks to two devastating world wars. In both wars, Russia wanted no part in it, but nonetheless got invaded both times by the so called capitalist “free world”. It nearly ruined and permanently maimed the nation.

It took someone of the mettle of Stalin, with all his cruelty, to hold the nation together, resist disintegration, refusing to surrender to incomparably a greater military power of Germany at the start of the second world war.

Stalin eventually beat the undefeatable Hitler almost single handedly, while the rest of the “free world” was more or less sucking its thumb and waiting for Hitlet to be bled to near death by Stalin, before deciding to get involved and open a second front, and then claim to have saved the world.

Fast forward to today. although communism is gone, Putin is here. And the US wants what Russia has – its vast resources. Putin does not wish to hand it over. Therefore, Russia, even without communism, has become the new enemy of the west, simply because it refuses to be dictated and ruled by western corporate interests.

Further, after the transition to free economy, Russia’s military might took a nosedive and the nation took a long time to steady itself, cutting military budget substantially. So the US conveniently broke all its soviet-era promise of nuclear parity and started weaponizing everything with new zeal. The thinking is – Russia cannot afford to catch up or match up. So, by increasing military threat to Russia, Russia will be forced to either capitulate to US interests, or go bankrupt it trying to protect itself.

US started pulling Eastern Europe into a new look NATO, which created the myth of Russia, communist or not, to be a global threat. Therefore, entire Eastern Europe is to be weaponized, targeting the Russian heartland. This costs a lot of money that means a lot of profit for the US war machine.

Russia is facing a new existential crisis. And in such dire situations, Russians are rallying behind their nation. They remember that Stalin had saved Russia from unbelievable adversities. It may need someone like him, again, to save it from the current global attack. Like I said, desperate times need desperate solutions.



Back to West Bengal and the bhadralok clan, who are diametrically opposite of the Russian man and are not willing to take any hardship at all, to safeguard anything. They are not even ready to acknowledge that they run the serious threat of becoming a minority in their own land, and forced to leave or convert.

The new genera don’t even speak Bengali at home except slang Bengali. They stopped reading, writing or composing in Bengali and the only songs they know are Hindi Bollywood songs. At best, they are a poor caricature of whatever being a Bengali was supposed to mean. They are singularly averse to hard work and avoid looking uncomfortable truths in the eye. They’d prefer to call a spade a rosogolla.

Meanwhile, many of the non-bhadralok clan, or the people in the lower rung, the servant class, those that have to work hard for a living – are waking up and showing more signs of life. They display an ability to think things through and call a spade a spade. BJP, perhaps loosely comparable to storing man Putin or cruel dictator Stalin, is the only party that can save the land in this desperate times, by grabbing the bull by the horn.

The bull itself is related to incursion of illegal immigrants, a vast majority of whom are suspected to be Muslims from Bangladesh of the wrong kind – i.e. the non-secular kind, who wish to turn this region into another islamic nation following islamic way of life as the only tolerated way by which anyone is allowed to live. A lot of that drive comes from Islamic schools being funded by overseas sources in the Middle East. The whole thing is a rats nest.

The reason I post this is not so much to convince the Bengali bhadralok. There is no point in convincing someone who is paralyzed and incapable of action either way.

Neither do I want to ask anybody to read the attached article, which I got from a friend. The reason is to taunt the so called “bhadralok” Bengali intelligentsia, for whom I have developed a serious distaste. That distaste has been rising incrementally for the last forty years or so, ever since I became an adult and had to deal with adult Bengali bhadralok in my line of work or interactions. Its not because of their convoluted view of secularism, but their lack of humanity, aversion to hard work, propensity to argue the hell out of anything, extreme myopia, and false assumption of being cultured, and, the most vexing, is their unwillingness to deal with adversities. They display the mental strength of a vegetable.

Initially I thought only the Rabindrik ones, i.e. growing up in Santiniketan that claim to like Tagore literature and music, were the worst kind. But I have since changed my mind, being myself influenced by much of Tagore’s writings and beginning to understand why and how he became increasingly radical and disenchanted with his fellow Bengali bhadralok clan as he grew older. I realized what I see in Santiniketan is in fact a reflection of the average Bengali – the same big headedness, same lack of spine, same aversion to constructive hard work, same fear of speaking out against injustice.

Many of these traits are common to many others in India as well as outside, but being Bengali by birth myself, and having had close exchanges with so many of my kind for so long over the years, I have a hardened view of the people here, of which Tagore himself had written sarcastically often enough in his poetry, as well as seriously in his essays and letters. Describing the typical, work-averse Bengali in a sarcastic poem, he added the line – “ইহার চেয়ে হতেম যদি আরব বেদুয়িন ” – meaning “wish I was born an Arab Beduine, instead of a Bengali gentleman”.

Being a believer of humanism and promoter of hope, Tagore never gave up efforts to lead by example for the people and get them engaged in constructive socio-economic activity and progressive endeavours towards betterment of the nation, but perhaps he realized he was fighting a losing battle and got bitter and dejected in his later years.

Anyhow, I do not expect the bhadralok to respond here. It is not in their DNA to react. They’d rather be a tortoise.

I write because I am a human. I have views and opinions, and wish to keep thoughts that I find relevant to be recorded. I may not be around for long, but time will tell if I was right in my guess – this is the end phase of Bengaliana.

Most of the spineless bhadraloks of Bengal will tip toe or side step around this topic. At best they will locate arguments why my notion is wrong, why the population demography of Bengal is not changing and there is no real threat of Hindu’s becoming a minority in a province that was separated from its eastern half in order to keep the hindu majority portion hindu and the muslim majority section muslim.

Islamization of West Bengal and a near future when non-Muslims will be minority and unwanted in the province, possibly forced to leave or convert – is a reality and not a mirage.

Sidestepping these questions is what I expect the liberals bhadralok to do. This is what defines the Bengali intelligentsia, who I hold in low esteem due to spinelessness and myopia.

I actually find my maid servant, and other lower class people, including a section of the muslims in Kolkata in agreement with me – those secular minded muslims who are themselves shit scared of the religious diktat that comes down from their own community elders, and some of who, at least so they say, are thinking of secretly voting for BJP this time. Why? because, they claim in a low voice, they ran away from rural Bangladesh because they wished to get away from too much Islamism. They are afraid to raise voice, but they are willing to vote against parties that continue to support illegal immigration into this sliver of land. All these non-bhadralok people, both Hindu and Muslim show more humanism, ability to think and speak their mind nationally, and a willingness to deal with an emergency, than the spineless and hamstrung bhadralok clan.

Well — I got that out of my system. Now, back to pictures of birds from Bharatpur, and my write up to a few officials about pesticide poisoning of wildlife, as well as other related things.

Link: https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2015/02/the_muslim_takeover_of_west_bengal.html?fbclid=IwAR0z9Tii7B0LWDXyhIdq5b3J4KGy6_yDpelgJLKEy_IL2sY0zWEUf_Yg7Zk#.XL6eTL3WjPY.facebook

Agro-toxins and birth defects in Indian Cattle

I got a bunch of photographs from rural India, in the district of Bankura from a farmer I know – Bhairav Saini. A calf was born in his property from a cow he owns, that had an opening in the region where the umbilical chord is attached. As a result of the opening, part of the calfs stomach and intestine had spilled out and was resting on the grass.

Villagers got hold of a veterinarian who, with help of the onlookers, pushed the stomach back inside the stomach cavity and stitched up the opening in the skin. No idea if the diaphragm was damaged or still functional. Dirt and external bacteria likely also entered the calk from the opening since it is highly unlikely that the field operation could be done with proper disinfecting done on parts entering the calf. The calf is reportedly not doing well, and I suspect it will not survive lone and likely will succumb from infection induced as a result. However, perhaps nothing else was possible to be done under the circumstance.

Why did it happen?

The question to ask is – why did this birth defect happen and is it a rare occurrence or an increasingly more frequent birth defect in herbivores. From records on wildlife and domesticated cattle in North America, this kind of birth defect was virtually unknown prior to 1995. It was first noted only in 1995 and has been increasing in frequency ever since. It is perhaps not a coincidence that the practice of directly spraying genetically modified Roundup Ready crops with glyphosate started from the mid 1990s and has since reached astronomical proportions not only through roundup ready GM crops but also by the practice of desiccation where conventional seed crops are sprayed with glyphosate prior machine harvesting.

I contacted wildlife scientist Ms Judy Hoy, cellular biologist Anthony Samsel, plant pathologist Don Huber and others regarding this birth defect. The malady might be identified as herniated umbilicus, where the opening for the umbilical chord does not get closed, and the stomach spills out at birth. Don Huber said this defect also qualifies as Spina Bifida. Gastroschesis is the medical term when organs end up outside of their designated body cavity – as identified by Anthony Samsel. This defect was apparently unheard off prior to 1995. But since then, it has been seen with increasing frequency among gazing animals both wild and domesticated. It is suspected that whatever they are grazing, is allowing unwanted toxins to enter the body of the pregnant mother, which in turn is causing serious birth defects.

Why is 1995 significant?

Judy Hoy did not tell me why 1995 is significant, but I have explained already that direct spraying of glyphosate on food crops started at the time. Whatever was sprayed on the seed crops, would also remain in the stocks, which often became animal feed.

However, Bhairav Saini grows organic food. He does not use industrial pesticides on his field. Other than clean food, he only bought store bought wheat (cheapest wheat available) for the cow. I am still trying to find out if that cheap “ration” wheat is produced in Punjab and if they have started the practice of desiccating wheat with glyphosate prior to machine harvesting. Alternately, if the cheap wheat is imported, where does India import its wheat from ? I know they are importing toxic lentils from Australia and Canada.

Anthony Samsel has noted that presence of glyphosate already increases certain heavy metals such as lead (Pb) and Cadmium (Cd) in crops. If pregnant mothers are exposed, both of these heavy metals can by themselves be instrumental in triggering serious birth defects. If glyphosate is also present in the feed, then it could be indirectly involved as a catalyst. These issues need further study, and we wait for Anthony Samsel to complete his investigation. I do not know of anyone else anywhere on earth that is actually trying to study these issues at the level of cellular biology. Unfortunately neither the industry nor the government provides any funds for such research and scientists often have to scrounge around for pennies, or sell personal property, to raise funds to continue such research.

Indian agriculture policy is designed to make small farmers go extinct. Western policy on scientific research is designed to make independent research scholars like Antony Samsel to go extinct too, so independently verified information will not be available anywhere on earth regarding problems of using agro-toxins. Honest scientists in the west and honest farmers in the east, are both to go the way of the dodo.

I shall come back here to complete this issue as more information comes to light. Meanwhile, my thanks go to farmer Bhairav Saini for taking the pictures, research scholar Soumik Banerjee for contacting me about it, wildlife scientist Judy Hoy for her diagnosis of the birth defect and Anthony Samsel for his input on glyphosate and heavy metal link to such birth defects.

One thing is for certain – this malady, in domestic cattle, herbivorous wildlife and in humans, is going to appear in increasing frequency, in the coming decade.

Welcome to modern agriculture.

 

The story behind CFIA testing food for glyphosate

There is more to a story than what goes around. I have seen enough part truths and veiled truths about how CFIA test results ended on my table, that resulted in writing of the book “Poison Foods of North America”.

The story going around is that the Canadian Government might have tested foods for glyphosate merely because WHO made a declaration that glyphosate was a probably human carcinogen. This is not true. Canada does not have the reputation of being that concerned about food safety. Had that not been the case, Canada would not be the producer of the most toxic foods of all, along with the US.

The story started long before WHO declared carcinogenicity of glyphosate. First, it started with me getting acquainted with scientists such as Anthony Samsel, Stephanie Seneff, Don Huber and Thierry Vrain, and being convinced that I should pay a lot more attention to the ravages of glyphosate and stop being fixated at GMO along. I needed to understand that Roundup Ready GM crops were first invented in order to sell more glyphosate, and that glyphosate was far and away the most sold biocide on earth and it was far more dangerous than DDT that was banned back in the 1960s. It was then that I got the first jolt. I had completed touring Canada with Thierry Vrain in 2014. It started with me getting fed up with the anti-GMO groups that refused to join hands with me to start asking questions to the government and to force them to a) disclose hitherto hidden safety documents and to b) start finding ways to test food for glyphosate.

MP Atamanenko

It took me a few hundred calls to the Canadian labs to eventually discover that Canada not only never tested food for glyphosate, which was being used in Canadian agriculture for more than 40 years, but that there was not a single registered lab in Canada that would test food for glyphosate. A very small number of labs tested glyphosate at the time, but only in samples of soil and water. Nothing else.

Sure, they could test food if needed. But they had to devise protocol for same, get accredited and spend a lot of money to set up new sections in their lab, where new instruments would be used, without contaminating sections where soil and water were tested for glyphosate. All this costs money. Since the Government and the medical system was not asking for testing of foods for glyphosate, there was no market for it. Tony Mitra asking for a handful of samples was not a reasonable market indication.

It was then that I started writing to the Government, starting with the Health Ministry under the then Harper Government, to do something so that labs start testing foods for glyphosate – the most used herbicide in Canada. My efforts caught the attention of MP Alex Atamanenko, who called me up from Ottawa and asked for a copy of my letter to the health minister Ms Rona Ambrose. He took that letter, added his own cover letter and demanded that Ms Ambrose responds to my letter and makes a statement on why Canada has no lab that would test glyphosate in food and why the government was not testing the most used herbicide in Canadian agriculture.

That, more than WHO declaring glyphosate as a probable carcinogen, got the government to start testing glyphosate in all foods. Had the Government really been concerned about cancer risk, then it would have done an honest job of analyzing the results and discovering that Canada produces the most toxic foods on the planet along with the US, and would have done something to arrest the toxic avalanche. But Canada did not take any of the corrective measure. Instead, to hide the fact that Canadian foods were more toxic than other countries, it mixed all results, took an average, which was much lower than Canadian figures and make a blank and dishonest declaration in April 2016, that CFIA has done the tests and found foods to be quite alright.

Anyhow, here is my 22 minute rant on the issue.