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Could the SYL canal controversy restart the armed khalistan movement?


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The SYL canal issue is huge as punjabs waters are vital for the state's economy and day to day life. If water is diverted to other states like haryana as they have been done for rajaestan for free then only punjab and punjabis will be the loosers.

Punjabi's wont allow this and if the federal government in delhi enforces violence and bloodshed on protesters blocking the digging of a canal then violence will probably be met by violence eventually which in turn could lead to radialisation of Sikhs again and pakistan ready to create mischief by providing arms for north Indians to fight amount each other.

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The Youth of Punjab are in deep slumber or off their faces high on narcotics.  The only people left to protest are the middle aged men who still care for Sikhi.  The youth are far too busy chasing views and likes on social media and unfortunately you don't become popular or a Bhangra star by talking, sharing or protesting for real problems the Punjabis are facing.  

That's not to say that every Punjabi is dead on the inside there is still a small active number that are awake and awaiting the next course of action.  Maybe the SYL issue will be a wake up call to the ranjeh with rose tinted glasses who often accuse the NRI's of stirring trouble in Punjab.

Armed struggle is not even a possibility yet but maybe getting the youth to raise a arm in protest may happen.

Nihung Singhs- sleep, train in use shastars, horse seva, prepare sukha, jhatkaa some goats and stay away of real world problems.  Rinse and Repeat!

Punjab Youth- drugs, alcohol, bhangra, Bhagat Singh and facebook.  Rinse and Repeat!

Do not expect anything too spectacular!

 

 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, TigerForce1 said:

The Youth of Punjab are in deep slumber or off their faces high on narcotics.  The only people left to protest are the middle aged men who still care for Sikhi.  The youth are far too busy chasing views and likes on social media and unfortunately you don't become popular or a Bhangra star by talking, sharing or protesting for real problems the Punjabis are facing.  

That's not to say that everyou forget y Punjabi is dead on the inside there is still a small active number that are awake and awaiting the next course of action.  Maybe the SYL issue will be a wake up call to the ranjeh with rose tinted glasses who often accuse the NRI's of stirring trouble in Punjab.

Armed struggle is not even a possibility yet but maybe getting the youth to raise a arm in protest may happen.

Nihung Singhs- sleep, train in use shastars, horse seva, prepare sukha, jhatkaa some goats and stay away of real world problems.  Rinse and Repeat!

Punjab Youth- drugs, alcohol, bhangra, Bhagat Singh and facebook.  Rinse and Repeat!

Do not expect anything too spectacular!

 

 

 

 

 

you forget the aam loki in the fields and villages they will fight for their lifeblood , tubewells going down 26 metres to pull water is ridiculous and unsustainable . AAP is saying this is the oppportunity that Badal and his mates are looking for to trigger president's rule so try to keep calm and don't get provoked into bloodshed , negiotate , fight it legally, internationally. Fact that Haryana already has access to more water than Punjab makes it clear they cannot steal more , (they already receive free donations of our water too).

Delhi and Haryana need to look at water conservation and not stealing more water. We also need to invest in nontoxic farming which conserves water . solar water stills etc .

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Just a cautionary note: we need to stop with the fetishization of armed struggles, especially since we cannot hope to win without training. Adrenaline and desire will only take you so far, especially amongst a population that is notorious for selling out for personal gain, and in a hypothetical modern Sikh insurrection, we would need the vast majority of the population to be on the side of the fighters. Would any of you trust the current lot in the villages in Punjab not to make a phone call to the police during the night to shop a bunch of fighters for a reward?  

In that respect, one has to wonder how a group like the Afghans have managed to repel occupying forces throughout their history, be it the Soviets and later the Americans and Europeans, considering they're hardly training in barracks on a daily basis.

As TigerForce said, awareness is the first step. Resident Punjabis have a worrying inferiority complex when it comes to hearing advice from the likes of us; it visibly rankles them. Some of that is rooted in being in complete denial about their situation over there, whilst the rest is a sort of demoralisation and fear stemming from previous horrors. Sadly, there is very little big-picture thinking over there. It's incredibly frustrating.

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You guys say that ppl of panjab wont be able to tackle the govt and rise up coz theyre busy with nashe/no training etc. How is this current situation any different to panjab 1979-84 and 85-onwards? Sikhs then were under nashe and lackin in sikhi, communists everwhere, nAKALI dal/congress still fightin it out to see who can kill more sikhs. Hence y, sant jarnail singh completely changed the script and flipped everyfink on its head, with their inspiration pind-to-pind parchar, which turned druggies/communists/atheists/alcohilics into gursikhs.

Sadly thats the only thing missing right now, a 1 in a hundred year inspirational leader. Of course another big difference is tho, the level of drug use is insane right now, but rajoana more than proved they were a great individual to rally up sikhs worldwide....that too frm prison.

Lol, even in them days, just as last week, gadhaar maan released a song bowt panjab turning bad/in manners/drugs etc.

 

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1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

In that respect, one has to wonder how a group like the Afghans have managed to repel occupying forces throughout their history, be it the Soviets and later the Americans and Europeans, considering they're hardly training in barracks on a daily basis.

 

Huge myth! Afghanistan has been invaded n conquered on numerous occasions (khalsa, alexander, nadir shah, genghis, timur etc), but i know wat u mean, in more recent times, afghans have been incredibly resolute.

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2 minutes ago, StarStriker said:

You guys say that ppl of panjab wont be able to tackle the govt and rise up coz theyre busy with nashe/no training etc. How is this current situation any different to panjab 1979-84 and 85-onwards? Sikhs then were under nashe and lackin in sikhi, communists everwhere, nAKALI dal/congress still fightin it out to see who can kill more sikhs. Hence y, sant jarnail singh completely changed the script and flipped everyfink on its head, with their inspiration pind-to-pind parchar, which turned druggies/communists/atheists/alcohilics into gursikhs.

Sadly thats the only thing missing right now, a 1 in a hundred year inspirational leader. Of course another big difference is tho, the level of drug use is insane right now, but rajoana more than proved they were a great individual to rally up sikhs worldwide....that too frm prison.

The Taksal is controlled by Dhuma, Anjnala, and Ram Singh, now tell Daas which of these 3 will be Legendary Pracharks? When the British started coming over, 2 main groups started Sikh prachar

1. Damdami Taksal Jathedar: Sundar Singh Bhinderwale spread Sikhi. How gave Amrit to 10k at one time during the Anti-Sikh Christian Missionsry period

2. Now-Apostate groups. (These include Namdhari, pre-split Nirankaris, pre-Nankana Sahib Massacre Udassis, etc.)

Taksal has usually been the main spreader of Sikhi, what hope do you see from the 3 Jathedars mentioned? (Unless you see it from the 2nd route which is much worse than even not spreading Sikhi in the first place).

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30 minutes ago, StarStriker said:

Huge myth! Afghanistan has been invaded n conquered on numerous occasions (khalsa, alexander, nadir shah, genghis, timur etc), but i know wat u mean, in more recent times, afghans have been incredibly resolute.

They stick together on the major stuff, though, don't they? Sure, there's tribal loyalties, etc, but they club together and get things done against recent foreign invaders. I don't know whether that's an Islam / fear thing that keeps the population in-line or just old fashioned loyalty, but they know how to wear out superior opposition.

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52 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

The Taksal is controlled by Dhuma, Anjnala, and Ram Singh, now tell Daas which of these 3 will be Legendary Pracharks? When the British started coming over, 2 main groups started Sikh prachar

1. Damdami Taksal Jathedar: Sundar Singh Bhinderwale spread Sikhi. How gave Amrit to 10k at one time during the Anti-Sikh Christian Missionsry period

2. Now-Apostate groups. (These include Namdhari, pre-split Nirankaris, pre-Nankana Sahib Massacre Udassis, etc.)

Taksal has usually been the main spreader of Sikhi, what hope do you see from the 3 Jathedars mentioned? (Unless you see it from the 2nd route which is much worse than even not spreading Sikhi in the first place).

read my post again!

i clearly stated " Sadly thats the only thing missing right now, a 1 in a hundred year inspirational leader".

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