gattaca Posted January 18, 2014 Posted January 18, 2014 we really are the most racist people on earth and we are very open about it' date='most indians think Africans are sub human which is ironic considering india was settled by africans 40-50 thousand years ago.[/quote'] How many people in India know it is racism. We call other person kala(black).
JourneyMan Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Give them a wig and a ticket to Tamil Nadu, they'll blend right in. Prablam salbed.
Deleted_User_1 Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 we really are the most racist people on earth and we are very open about it' date='most indians think Africans are sub human which is ironic considering india was settled by africans 40-50 thousand years ago.[/quote'] Indians are biggest racist in the world. Racism, nepotism, misogyny is in our blood. We are a disgraceful race!!
KhanSaab Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Give them a wig and a ticket to Tamil Nadu, they'll blend right in. Prablam salbed. :hysterical:
rageaddict Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Give them a wig and a ticket to Tamil Nadu, they'll blend right in. Prablam salbed. Ha Ha HaHA.
coffee_rules Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 :hysterical: Are you laughing because he is stereotyping people from TN are generally black or because people in North India are so racist, they can't live among africans that they are asked to go elsewhere?
KhanSaab Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Are you laughing because he is stereotyping people from TN are generally black or because people in North India are so racist' date=' they can't live among africans that they are asked to go elsewhere?[/quote'] I am laughing because the comment was hilarious. :cantstop:
bulbul Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 where the hell is Seeni brigade when we need them? :mad:
Crookbond Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Anarchist government? Goa towns pass order to evict, stop renting to Nigerian tenants Panaji: A week after a Nigerian's murder here sparked off unrest and triggered a diplomatic tussle between the African nation and India, police in Goa Wednesday arrested one local as a murder suspect. However, a backlash against the Nigerian community in the state continues. Police Wednesday arrested Surendra Pol from Chapora, a village 30 km from the state capital, and a notorious hub of narcotics activity. Police said others alleged to be involved in the murder of Obodo Uzoma Simon, who was stabbed to death in a north Goa village last Wednesday, also hail from this village. Meanwhile, late Tuesday, the village of Parra, a popular residential hub for Nigerians in north Goa, passed a resolution at a specially convened meeting of panchayat banning the renting of rooms and houses to Nigerians on a student visa. Sarpanch of the village Delilah Lobo said the decision was taken after it was found that most Nigerians "faked students visas" to stay in Goa and peddle drugs. "We had to stop this to save our village. The chief minister himself says that many Nigerians are living here on fake papers. That is why we wanted to pass the resolution," said Lobo, wife of BJP MLA Michael Lobo. Sioliom-Sodiem, a coastal village, has already passed a resolution demanding that Nigerians staying on rent within the village's jurisdiction should be asked to leave. This backlash is already beginning to tell on young Nigerians like Chioma Ghonsali. Ghonsali, 24, was asked to leave her home in Anjuna by her landlord, who claimed that the police wanted all Nigerians evicted."We are all God's children. Why are we being treated like this?" she asks. The Goa government has already ordered a crackdown on all foreigners living in this tourism hub after a bitter clash between a mob of over 200 Nigerians on one side and police and locals on the other. The Nigerians, who were protesting the murder of one of the compatriots, last Thursday blocked National Highway 17 for several hours, demanding the presence of Nigerian consular officials for the autopsy proceedings. During the clashes, the Nigerians not only smashed a police hearse, but also dumped the corpse in the middle of the road blocking all traffic. They later snatched lathis from intimidated policemen who were mute spectators and began to threaten local people as well as policemen themselves for a couple of hours. Over 50 Nigerians were arrested following the violence. Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar later claimed that the murder was a result of a war between two narcotics gangs. The Nigerians said that their fellow national was murdered by the local drug mafia which had the sympathies of the ruling dispensation. Parrikar has also said that all Nigerians with fake papers would be deported soon. "Cases against those Nigerians who have minor charges, will be dropped so that they too could be deported," Parrikar said, adding that getting involved in petty crimes was one of the strategies used by Nigerian drug dealers to prolong their stay in India. The action against Nigerians has also resulted in several ruling legislators referring to them as "wild animals" and even equating them with "cancer". Specific targeting of Nigerians has caused uproar in the diplomatic circles with the Nigerian High Commission in India claiming that the treatment was demeaning, and demanding an urgent stop to the harassment of their nationals. "There are 50,000 Nigerians in India, but there are one million Indians in Nigeria," Nigerian diplomat Jacob Nwadadia said after speaking to police, bureaucrats and members of the Nigerian community in Goa Monday. Police suggest that the crackdown on Nigerians would tweak the narcotics industry in Goa, with one of the major drug mafias run by the Nigerians now on the backfoot. "The local drug mafia which appears to have engineered the murder now has an upper hand. The Nigerian gang will not have time to consolidate their position before the tourist season hits its peak and drugs sales hit the peak," a senior police official, formerly attached to Goa Police's anti-narcotics cell, said. Read more at: http://www.firstpost.com/world/goa-towns-pass-order-to-evict-stop-renting-to-nigerian-tenants-1215529.html?utm_source=ref_article
bulbul Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Sarpanch of the village Delilah Lobo said the decision was taken after it was found that most Nigerians "faked students visas" to stay in Goa and peddle drugs. they should be sent to Jail
Crookbond Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 ^ I hope the irony is not lost. Sarpanch of the village deciding authenticity of visas. Total anarchy!
bulbul Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 ^ Why he can ask them to show Visa right? Unlike your minister who didnt found anything even infront of TV you defend them and then talk about irony here.
Crookbond Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 And the sarpanch of the village can decide the "authenticity of the visa" by looking at it? Good luck to that logic.
bulbul Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 ^ Why not? he can take help from others right? Are you sayign all villagers are ediots? atleast they didnt asked them to urinate even if bladder is not full :dontknow:
Crookbond Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 In the other thread you talked about condemnation of important issues and here you are defending the same. Are you saying all Khirkee villagers were idiots?
bulbul Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 ^ No But there it's proved that Ugandan ladies are innocent , atleast the people whom AAP tugs attacked. Did Sarpanch and others attacked them,asked them to urinate in this case? All they are asking is to remove people without proper Visa.
Crookbond Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Great logic. Post about Nigerians mistreated in Goa and justify that by "But in Delhi ....", "But in Maharashtra ..." arpanch has already decide visas are fake and asked to leave villages. Pure anarchy!
bulbul Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Looks like you are more interested in scoring points because AAP minister & his thugs made mistake
Crookbond Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 Not at all. I, for a matter of fact, want Somnath Bharti to appear in court for naming the Danish rape victim as alleged (something which BJP supporters have given up on). You on the other hand seem to ignore the fact that Nigerians were discriminated in Goa.
Malcolm Merlyn Posted January 19, 2014 Posted January 19, 2014 @DM Nigerians clashed with police threatened locals.What do you want locals to do?In any other country everyone of them would have been deported,like they did in Singapore. The Goa Govt. needs to come down heavy on these Nigerians for drug peddling etc.
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