"Deeply Regret Jallianwala Bagh": British PM Theresa May In Parliament
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I think we have gone over this horse shit that you've posted before and also tired justifications by that rascist scumbag who died a dog's death where he deliberately diverted millions of tons of grains grown in India to Europe . Bose was fighting for the independence of India. To see to it that parasites like the British would never again be arbiters of this nation's destiny such that man made famines would cause millions of deaths.
Now @BlackOpsIndia
This thread has gone the way hundreds of threads before it has. Off topic and completely derailed because we have an undernourished Irish peabrain here ( perhaps after effects of the potato famine his forefathers suffered) jumping from May's apology on the British role in Jallianwala Bagh massacre to justifying British role in India and millions of deaths due to man made famines to how modern day India is still suffering from hunger related deaths.
What sort of moderation is being exercised here?
Now @BlackOpsIndia
This thread has gone the way hundreds of threads before it has. Off topic and completely derailed because we have an undernourished Irish peabrain here ( perhaps after effects of the potato famine his forefathers suffered) jumping from May's apology on the British role in Jallianwala Bagh massacre to justifying British role in India and millions of deaths due to man made famines to how modern day India is still suffering from hunger related deaths.
What sort of moderation is being exercised here?
So famines under British rule before the green revolution, some during war, some due to El Nino Southern Oscillation (1876), were man made by the British, but every death in peace time since is a case of "nothing to see here?"
And for the record, during the 1876 famine in India due to El Nino, 5.5m died, in neighbouring China 13 million died.
Perhaps they didn't predict the Japanese overrunning Burma, the crop failure and returning Indians when they exported the grain.
Bose was an idiot, if his actions had succeeded India would have been under the jackboot of Imperial Japan. He wasn't much use at flying planes either it seems.
He wasn't flying the plane, Paddy. And the IRA teaming up with Jerries to indulge in sabotage in Britain was pure gold as was De Valera's decision not to back Britain in WW-2. Pretty smart of him. Of course, the millions of Paddy's who went to their reward marching under the British banner were just that - Paddy's or cannon fodder paddy's.
British rule:
There were atleast a dozen MAN MADE mass feminine under British rule in India, each famine killing on average half a million people.
India post Independence:
No mass famine reported post Independence
Private organizations - like gurdwara provide free food daily to how ever chooses, even in foreign countries, Escon & other provide free food to school kids in millions daily.
Govt - Nation wide free lunch scheme for kids at school. Average poor person - Since India is digital today, with biometric linked low income people, get direct food subsidiary.
The more careful consideration of the consequences. Stalin was at the opposite end of Europe, the aim was to keep Hitler bogged down fighting Soviets to make him less effective on the Western front and in Africa. His reduced effectiveness in Africa lost him the oil fields, and drew his air power away from the RAF, which then saw his major industrial cities saturation bombed as a result. The result was victory.
Bose's result was being defeated, captured, crashing a plane and burning to death. Not to well thought out really.
It's British logic I guess. Please report those posts to @nair, I am party to discussion I should not moderate otherwise I will be imposing my own views.
BMD you are grossly unaware of facts, you are quoting 13 years old report and we have came a very long way in these years especially in section of hunger and poverty.
The report I gave you was of 2017, latest one, try reading a bit.
Also that animal with pipe was not so innocent that he didn't just forgot to plan for famine but he induced that famine, that's the whole point. Not only was food of Indians was diverted to Britain taking it away from dying with hunger but even third country supply was stopped and diverted so as no help can reach them. This was the criminal act, not providing them food is not the issue, taking away their food and stopping everyone else from helping them is the issue. Understand the difference between the two if you want to discuss it otherwise there is no end to blabbering.
Also read about the Delhi Durbar and the famine, while Bengal was dying of hunger a large celebration was made for Queen in Delhi all on Indians money again the same case of not just ignoring the plight, but even taking away there money in that situation for own leisure. Churchill was not alone and that was not a standalone event, it was repeated everytime during famine.
You took the power, you governed them, you took taxes but when natural calamity strikes instead of helping them you increased the taxes, you forcefully extracted money even when they were not able to, you took away the food all for own luxury and killed them. How is that not criminal?
No Need to turn this into another thread discussing British manufactured famines and other atrocities. enough threads have gone down that road, any post not related to specifics of jallianwala massacre or British response to jallianwala will be deleted.
Yeah please move those posts to chit chat thread, at least my unrelated posts, I started it unintentionally, I usually stay away from these topics as they are full of flamebaits derailing everything, should not have participated.
1) Regretting is not a full, unconditional apology, but a welcome first step nonetheless - provided this isn't the end
2) They're absolutely desperate right now with Brexit, time to squeeze them for an apology re: the Great Bengal "Famine" and return of the Kohinoor.
2) They're absolutely desperate right now with Brexit, time to squeeze them for an apology re: the Great Bengal "Famine" and return of the Kohinoor.
She did not apologize. She only said 'we regret this happened', not that 'we're sorry for this'