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Was he really a Mahatma?
by Rishi Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:13 pm
. Studied in detail by Gujarati academic Rizwan Kadri, the diaries, which begin from April 11, 1943, reveal the psychological impact of Gandhi's experiment with his sexuality on Manuben. They also throw light on the jealousy and anger rife at the heart of Gandhi's entourage, many of them young women. The diaries begin when Manuben, a grandniece of Gandhi, came to Aga Khan Palace in Pune to look after Gandhi's wife Kasturba during the couple's internment starting from 1942 following the Quit India movement. Manuben nursed Kasturba in her final months of illness. The diary entries end 22 days after January 30, 1948, the day Nathuram Godse pushed aside Manuben to fire three shots at Gandhi from a 9mm Beretta.
Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/mahatma-gandhi-experiment-sexuality-manuben-discovered-diaries/1/278990.html
Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/mahatma-gandhi-experiment-sexuality-manuben-discovered-diaries/1/278990.html
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Kris Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:48 pm
Kayalvizhi wrote:he was a hypocrite
>>>because?
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Kayalvizhi Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:09 am
it does not take much to advocate peaceful resistance when you have no gun. Thast was all he dixd.
SWhen his supporters had the necessary gun fire he did not advocate not usi ng it. he sat silently as they used it onn unarmed peaceful protesters. That makes him a hupocrite.
SWhen his supporters had the necessary gun fire he did not advocate not usi ng it. he sat silently as they used it onn unarmed peaceful protesters. That makes him a hupocrite.
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:16 am
Kayalvizhi wrote:it does not take much to advocate peaceful resistance when you have no gun. Thast was all he dixd.
SWhen his supporters had the necessary gun fire he did not advocate not usi ng it. he sat silently as they used it onn unarmed peaceful protesters. That makes him a hupocrite.
Now will you stop making these intentional spelling and grammar mistake and fake writing style? Is this your commander's favorite trait?
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Kris Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:18 am
Kayalvizhi wrote:it does not take much to advocate peaceful resistance when you have no gun. Thast was all he dixd.
SWhen his supporters had the necessary gun fire he did not advocate not usi ng it. he sat silently as they used it onn unarmed peaceful protesters. That makes him a hupocrite.
>>> it is called 'out of the box' thinking to convert your weakness to a strength. I didn't understand the rest of the gibberish you posted.
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Kayalvizhi Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:26 am
in 1939 his party man and disiple was prime miniter of madras presidency and he made hindi compulsary. peaceful protest was put out by gun fire. gandhi could stop it. he did not. not condemn it even. thats hypocrisy.
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Kris Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:44 am
Kayalvizhi wrote:in 1939 his party man and disiple was prime miniter of madras presidency and he made hindi compulsary. peaceful protest was put out by gun fire. gandhi could stop it. he did not. not condemn it even. thats hypocrisy.
>>>>Since you are now a proponent of non-violent protest, do you condemn the Captain's killing of innocents?
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Kris Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:56 am
Rishi wrote:. Studied in detail by Gujarati academic Rizwan Kadri, the diaries, which begin from April 11, 1943, reveal the psychological impact of Gandhi's experiment with his sexuality on Manuben. They also throw light on the jealousy and anger rife at the heart of Gandhi's entourage, many of them young women. The diaries begin when Manuben, a grandniece of Gandhi, came to Aga Khan Palace in Pune to look after Gandhi's wife Kasturba during the couple's internment starting from 1942 following the Quit India movement. Manuben nursed Kasturba in her final months of illness. The diary entries end 22 days after January 30, 1948, the day Nathuram Godse pushed aside Manuben to fire three shots at Gandhi from a 9mm Beretta.
Read more at: [url=http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/mahatma-gandhi-experiment-sexuality-manuben-discovered-diaries/1/278990.html[/quote][/quote]
>>>MKG would have been a fascinating case study for a psychoanalyst. Apparently nothing happened with these girls, but why these seemingly kinky experiments altogether?
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Re: Was he really a Mahatma?
by Hellsangel Tue Jun 11, 2013 6:13 pm
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:Kayalvizhi wrote:it does not take much to advocate peaceful resistance when you have no gun. Thast was all he dixd.
SWhen his supporters had the necessary gun fire he did not advocate not usi ng it. he sat silently as they used it onn unarmed peaceful protesters. That makes him a hupocrite.
Now will you stop making these intentional spelling and grammar mistake and fake writing style? Is this your commander's favorite trait?
Must be quite a feat to keep this up for Trollus Fishyeyeus.
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