I couldn't let those of you who yearn for Truth down so I answered as I caught a glimpse before heading off. The disciples are here, meeting in my ashram. Perhaps you will join us.
Om mani padme hum.
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I couldn't let those of you who yearn for Truth down so I answered as I caught a glimpse before heading off. The disciples are here, meeting in my ashram. Perhaps you will join us.
Om mani padme hum.
You guys have taken over my thread with Indian banter. I was at PF Changs the other night and an Indian women behind me got mad because I said I did not like chic-peas. Thats my personal preference though. If you have trading methods you disagree with then fine. Who ever is making money can continue to smile.
Cajun
Cajun
And whoever has found inner Peace can smile too.
Om mani padme hum.
p.s. Cajun, are'nt you upset that Alex is taking some TowelHead for plane ride with the "Donald" instead of you???
I mean, PJ Chinks is fine and all, but to be able to do some cool mantra shit and stare at the "Donald's" golden loks as they are brushed back by the wind in Alex' open "cock-pit" is really the prize here isn't it?
Maybe if you work a little harder he'll take you next time.
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A Synopsis by India
All that spirituality isn't going to do you any good if you can't survive in the Pinda Universe ...
- Even more than 50 years after independence from almost two centuries of British rule, large scale poverty remains the most shameful blot on the face of India.
- India still has the worldâs largest number of poor people in a single country. Of its nearly 1 billion inhabitants, an estimated 350-400 million are below the poverty line, 75 per cent of them in the rural areas.
- More than 40 per cent of the population is illiterate, with women, tribal and scheduled castes particularly affected.
- It would be incorrect to say that all poverty reduction programmes have failed. The growth of the middle class (which was virtually non-existent when India became a free nation in August 1947) indicates that economic prosperity has indeed been very impressive in India, but the DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH has been very uneven.
- The main causes of poverty are illiteracy, a population growth rate by far exceeding the economic growth rate for the better part of the past 50 years, protectionist policies pursued since 1947 to 1991 which prevented large amounts of foreign investment in the country.
- Poverty alleviation is expected to make better progress in the next 50 years than in the past, as a trickle-down effect of the growing middle class. Increasing stress on education, reservation of seats in government jobs and the increasing empowerment of women and the economically weaker sections of society, are also expected to contribute to the alleviation of poverty.
- Eradication of poverty can only be a very long-term goal in India.
"Om" right back to you homie.
So I guess you want us to feel sorry ?
Is that why all our jobs and secrets are being outsourced to the wonderful country of India ? How nice, we can help them out while we destroy our own economy.
I have a better idea, since we feel sorry about India why don't we allow them to come and work here cheaper ?? opps, I am late with this idea. Look at financial employers all around NYC. They are full of Indians, and even at lunch, corporate floors smell like Indians.
I love my country but our corporations are such hypocrites. They emphasize on civil rights, and secrecy, but they still sending our jobs over to a third-world countries like India. India still has social slaves (called âuntouchablesâ) and there are not patent rights for any ideas that we send to them. Even support calls are sent to india. How confortable. My personal information in hands of Indians ...
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