Shaitaan feels that Redux has no right to call him an "insect" fit to be squashed . . . given that he (Shaitaan) was told he is a stand-in for the "Indian nation" by Swamiji last time they smoked crack
All Indians are insects to be squashed by you people. The only Indians who are acceptable are the worker Indian insects to do Guyana's slave work in the cane fields and the rice paddies.
I totally understand. Even the duncest Indian gets it. Makes perfect sense why you guys picked a "I'm not Indian" moron to represent "Indian interests"
Whah "Indian interests" is Moses Nagamootoo gonna represent? Keepin de rum supply at appropriate levels? No rum shap will go unstocked?
I can tell you something here right now the indians I know [you mean katahars) and associate with would never want filth like you representing them and you sure as hell do not represent any indians that I know of (care to admit).
I think it is also important to note that this swami is an idiot (for speaking the truth). If you will notice not a single muslim imam or scholar will come out and utter the words that this swami has written in the papers on behalf of the PPP (that's your issue) I am willing to put money on that.
Hindus continue to make asses of themselves (doubt they care about your shitty thoughts) by allowing idiots like this so called swami pretend to be advocates for them. This swami I am telling you does not represent me (true, he does not represent katahars) or any of my family period.
I will further expand that you will never see anyone from the Cove and John Ashram making these kind of vile statements because they are accountable to a larger organization in india (good for them, the Indians and 10k miles away from Guyana. Now, how about Shiv Sena)). This idiot and his friend Ravi dev (hey hey, word out there is many of your katahar friends were disciples of the man) are largely the hypocritical idiots around the country following this moron jagdeo (one of the greatest heros in Guyana. How can an earth worm (HM) comment on the bana,.
