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  1. Check these pics. These old Singhs remind me of Pirates of the Carribean lol. What Gs. Smashing it with the big hoopy earings lol. And try telling one of these dudes to tie up their daree for work lol. http://avaxnews.com/pictures/12134 http://avaxnews.com/pictures/12138 http://avaxnews.com/pictures/12129 http://avaxnews.com/pictures/12135 http://lh6.ggpht.com/-pmmf81eLjNM/R7oLNrHlvcI/AAAAAAAAEr4/2LEmeEs_RcQ/FELICE%252520BEATO%252520NATIVE%252520SIKH%252520SOLDIERS%2525201858%252520GROUP%252520PHOTO.jpg http://www.sikh-history.com/sikhhist/images/portraits/1860-hod.jpg http://www.christies.com/lotfinderimages/d25347/d2534735r.jpg
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  2. Right people I am sorry to start another post about Bhai Sahib and I apologise if I am duplicating anything previous posts but I am sure many of you contacted MEPS and MP's regarding the situation Bhai Davinder Singh is facing. i was hoping we could use this thread to start posting any official emails or letters you have recieved to see who is assisting the Sikh cause of Human Rights and who is not giving a damn. Hopefully thought the collation of document we can raise these wtih the sikh secretariate and gurdwara committes so when these voted officials come looking for votes we can choose candidates and parties who have helped our causes. Two of the responses I have recieved are below. i hope others will follow with responses they have also recieved. If there are those of you who have not contacted your officails can i make a request that you do. If you cant take twenty minutes out of your time to help a fellow sikh in need there is no real place for you on this forum let alone this faith. FCO reply re death penalty for Mr Davinder Pal Singh Bhullar August 2011.pdf Professor Davinderpal Singh Bhullar.pdf
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  3. WJKK WJKF I have personally felt that , especially abroad, that when some Mahapurush come to Gurudwara shaib for Diwan or katha , then there are certain number of singhs around them . they can be local or Singhs who come with them who always surround them. Now the local singhs always try to surround them and makes it difficult for normal person to talk to them. They take them to their own houses but normal person did not get any opportunity to meet them or talk to them So i want to know that what should be done , in these sort of scenarios.
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  4. Bro, the first approach shouls always be to approach the committee with pyaar...we should always give them an opportunity first. Hopefully some elders can approach the Gurdwara committee and educate on their wrong doing. Nothings happened yet, so all can still be fixed...but with pyaar first!
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  5. Sat Sri Akal to all who have read or replied to the blog. Thanks you also for the offers of help. The help that is required is to disseminate the news to as many people as possible - so that they are aware that such a Case is being put forward in a EU Country. The issue of Sikh turban checks arose because of an EU Regulation that requires more stringent security checks at airports. Although there is nothing specific about turbans, or even about hats & caps, many of the European Country airport security services started demanding removal of head gear - this fair enough for hats & caps but not fair for Sikh Turbans for reasons that we all know. The actions that we have been pursuing with the support of the Helsinki Foundation, a Human Rights NGO, are intended to bring into the EU Regulations a recognition that the Sikh Turban has to be treated as INTEGRAL Clothing that a person wears - in other words, if one is strip searched then a Sikh Turban will have to be removed for a check on a potential threat. While this may occur in 0.1% of passengers, it cannot be applied to 100% of SIkhs. There is no objection by SIkhs to undergo all the normal routine checks and no one denies this. Countries such as the UK do practice this - Turbans are checked by the use of hand held scanners passing over them - a perfectly acceptable approach. The intention in the Court action in Poland to achieve the same standard as in UK. If you are interested, please email me and I will send you a sample letter that can be emailed / faxed or posted to the Polish Under Secretary of State in the Ministry of the Interior, Mr Piotr Stachanczyk, who should be asked to better regulate the Airport Security Service - as it is under his Ministry that the Border Guard operates. It is also under his Ministry that the Polish Sikh Gurudwara has been established and provides services to the Sikh Community. His Ministry ihus more than familiar with Sikh, their traditions and the symbol of the Sikh Turban. Poland is a tolerant and a progressive Country - unfortunately the Border Guard has many renegade officers - it is them that we might bring to justice - and in the process also gain legal recognition that Sikh Turbans can only be removed in situations where there is clear evidence of a potential security threat. Sat Sri Akal Wahe Guru ka Khalsa Wahe Guru ki Fateh
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  6. Please click the link Mr Singh: http://www.rajkaregakhalsa.net/ardaas1.htm
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  7. WaheGuru simple really.......Just go up to the Mahapursh and say Fateh...The most basic and simple approach. If in doubt then approach the Sewadars they will help you.
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  8. Here are some more responses I have had. The interesting one is for the Conservatives Emma McClarkin, should be of interest to those who voted for them as they have no sympathy for the Sikh cause at all Emma McClarkin.pdf Glynnis Wilmott.pdf Liz Kendall.pdf
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  9. Waheguru Jee Ka Khalsa Waheguru Jee Kee Fateh! keep doing your bani, we should do bani all the time. Dhan Dhan Guru Nanak Dev Jee Maharaj also did gurbani whilst working in the store, everytime they counted to 13 'tera' they would remeber akaal purukh waheguru, so there is nothing wrong with remebering waheguru at work. Waheguru Jee Ka Khalsa Waheguru Jee Kee Fateh!
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