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Why M.K.Gandhi Was Killed
- Thread starter dhruv227
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Exactly!
Now if the rest of the world would only realise that South Africa's NELSON MANDELA is not the peaceful nobel prize winner that all media show, but before going to prison was a terrorist. He bombed and killed MANY people, but you never hear about these things overseas. And Yet Some one like Norman Borlaug (who is he?) gets hated by the world (for "facts" made up by those who dont even know the truth) when he won the Noble peace prize and was said to have saved (count it) over a BILLION lives from starvation with his genetic produce.
Next the world is going to turn Osama Bin Laden into a saint like they have done with other terrorists and canonize Hitler.
It is about time the world started bring out the truth.
Now if the rest of the world would only realise that South Africa's NELSON MANDELA is not the peaceful nobel prize winner that all media show, but before going to prison was a terrorist. He bombed and killed MANY people, but you never hear about these things overseas. And Yet Some one like Norman Borlaug (who is he?) gets hated by the world (for "facts" made up by those who dont even know the truth) when he won the Noble peace prize and was said to have saved (count it) over a BILLION lives from starvation with his genetic produce.
Next the world is going to turn Osama Bin Laden into a saint like they have done with other terrorists and canonize Hitler.
It is about time the world started bring out the truth.
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It's not funny, but it's still funny at the same time.
If you look in-depth and try to avoid the gradual "favoritism" that time brings on (e.g: generally, even those who were justly villified in their own time period tend to be viewed more favorably as time goes on). Our very own "heroes" often have a less than desirable traits and/or deeds to their name.
But at the same time, those decrying long after the subject's death are no saints themselves.
Pity.
If you look in-depth and try to avoid the gradual "favoritism" that time brings on (e.g: generally, even those who were justly villified in their own time period tend to be viewed more favorably as time goes on). Our very own "heroes" often have a less than desirable traits and/or deeds to their name.
But at the same time, those decrying long after the subject's death are no saints themselves.
Pity.
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