Israel And The U.S. Attack The Rogue State Of Iran - Page 3

Amlesh · 08-09-2008, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Kulapavana

I'm glad you have all the clues.

Unlike you, I lived and preached KC in a communist country for years. We did very well in those years. In those years we had more full time devotees and more temples then now. Explain that if you can.

It was not guns and bombs that made the chnges in Russia. The change happened without any bloodshed. And there was plenty of preaching going on. I know it from a direct experience.

When devotees display arrogance and ignorance in their preaching, and when they are led by crooks, the local people can see that they are a fake and have no interest in what they preach.

Like I said: What is stopping the KC movement in US??? What would you bomb to change the sorry state our movement is in? Who would you shoot? Ah? Ask yourself that question, soldier.

Learn from Lord Caitanya, not from the Old Testament. Even Jesus of Nazareth rejected violence in his mission. Too bad people who claim to follow him did not.

It reminds me of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi; he said, "I'm in a war, but this time the weapon is different."

The weapon he referred to was "Ahimsa [indirectly Truth]".

Very few these days have that same spirit power as that of Gandhiji, and thinking about waking up US makes me think about another phrase of the Mahatma, "We can wake up someone if he is really sleep"

Amlesh · 08-09-2008, 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kulapavana

I'm glad you have all the clues.

Unlike you, I lived and preached KC in a communist country for years. We did very well in those years. In those years we had more full time devotees and more temples then now. Explain that if you can.

It was not guns and bombs that made the chnges in Russia. The change happened without any bloodshed. And there was plenty of preaching going on. I know it from a direct experience.

When devotees display arrogance and ignorance in their preaching, and when they are led by crooks, the local people can see that they are a fake and have no interest in what they preach.

Like I said: What is stopping the KC movement in US??? What would you bomb to change the sorry state our movement is in? Who would you shoot? Ah? Ask yourself that question, soldier.

Learn from Lord Caitanya, not from the Old Testament. Even Jesus of Nazareth rejected violence in his mission. Too bad people who claim to follow him did not.

It reminds me of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi; he said, "I'm in a war, but this time the weapon is different."

The weapon he referred to was "Ahimsa [indirectly Truth]".

Very few these days have that same spirit power as that of Gandhiji, and thinking about waking up US makes me think about another phrase of the Mahatma, "We can wake up someone if he is really sleeping".

Sarva gattah · 08-10-2008, 04:19 PM

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CNN reported violent, Muslim anti-American protests in Paris, London, Rome, Berlin, and Dublin. Muslims and anti-War protestors attached American fast food franchises throughout Europe and Australia.
Muslim and Anti-War protestors firebombed American corporate Businesses. Citizens of Christian, Jewish and Hindu background retaliated in France and fire bombed Muslim mosques, schools, and homes killing over 150

A violent coup during the Iran attack toppled the pro-American Pakistan president putting nuclear weapons in the hands of Fundamentalist Muslims. India goes on Red alert and prepares for the worst by having their nuclear weapons on standby.

Pressure builds on Pakistan's Musharraf

Aide says Musharraf will not quit as battle looms
Aug. 10, 2008


Pakistani Islamic students burn U.S. and British flags on the end of a demonstration Sunday, Aug. 10, 2008 in Lahore, Pakistan. President Pervez Musharraf should resign to spare Pakistan the trauma of a bitter impeachment process that will include accusations he violated the constitution, Pakistan's law minister has said. (AP Photo/K.M.Chaudary)