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Subject: Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!
PeregrinePike    3/31/2005 9:13:31 PM
Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!

Man, if you think things are bad today you aint seen nothin' -- it was hardly rosy in the old days. I mean how could idiots such as Jinnah have graduated honestly without some money under the table?

The fact that most of the Indian leaders were glorified know-nothings is hardly new... but this systematic corruption is the last straw.

Why the hell should we respect the law conclusions from those cheaters?
 
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PeregrinePike    RE:Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!   4/12/2005 10:16:01 AM
We already know the military acumen of the losers like Iskander Mirza, Yayah Khan, ul Haq, Nehru and the motely of other fools and losers... ... why should we trust the legal acumen of men like Jinnah or Nehru, huh?
 
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PeregrinePike    RE:Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!   4/12/2005 6:50:35 PM
Appreciate the humour guys... and share your comments if you will. But dont go out of you way... I am just trying to get banned for trolling ;-)
 
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PeregrinePike    RE:Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!   4/12/2005 7:03:12 PM
No Paki gets into serious debate on these, do they... what a joke! yet, these serious and ignored posts wont go in waste... ..... I am just trying to get banned for trolling ;-)
 
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musloko-maro    RE:Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!   4/23/2005 9:23:00 AM
[This post really caught my attention and 'my nerves' during the mandatory training & refresher coarse, I am undergoing for the provincial civil service] I hope this narration does not bore you to death! LOL!!! Only for serious students of current Indian history & events For starters: A friend of mine in Delhi who did more than a term paper on "Jinnah" had mentioned, that Jinnah turned unsecular more due to extraneous and flimsy reasons! It was not Congress's rejection of A.I.M.L.'s communal politics or the non implementation of Nehru Report of 1928(Read Moti Lal Nehru) or Gandhi's so called "purposeful agenda of Ram Rajya" There is more to it One of the stigmas in Jinnah's earlier life was that he did not graduate from college, a fact that bedevilled rather haunted him, probably all through out his sorry sickening existence. Believe it or not! Nehru's degree from Cambridge in Science was a sore thumb extended at Jinnah! On the Congress side, V.P. Patel, Gandhi and Moti Lal Nehru were no college graduates, but were all Barristers(Moti Lal N had a LL.B. degree from Allahabad Varsity) For Jinnah's credit, he was called to the bar at age 20 in 1896 [I cannot substantiate this story. A very small number of Nepali elite studying in various Indian universities were members of the Freemasonry] Many leading Hindus(important Hindu personalities) of British India were all members of a fraternity, the Brotherhood of Freemasonry or Free Masons or just Masons, who had their own enigmatic and secret doctrine. It is more than alleged, that Freemason were also in the forefront of the America's dawn for freedom, and that the Indian National Congress founded in Dec. 1885 in Bombay by Alan Octavian Hume, was largely filled with the fraternity of Freemasonry. Among the well known Indian Hindus who were members of the masonic fraternity were, Swami Vivekananada, Moti Lal Nehru, R.N. Tagore, Satya Moorthi, Rajaji, Sir Vishweshwarayya, etc. There were very few muslims in the fraternity, even though the Nizam of Hyderabad had approved and staterted fraternity lodges that were conducting their businesses in Urdu. After 1947, freemasonry has been abolished in Pakistan, and in all most all muslim nations. India continues with this 'lodge membership' a colonial hangover. There used to be a widespread freemasony memberhsip in Canada, U.S., and in the U.K., but these days it is on a steep decline. Now the kicker After returning to India with his Barristership, Janab Jinnah became an apprentice in a Parsi(Zoarastrian) law firm of some blighter named Jamshed Kanga. This Kanga man was supposed to be Jinnah's mentor in the legal profession. Indeed Jinnah became a well known lawyer, wealthy and well to do, because of his Shia/Khoja/Pooonja business conections. He also became a member of India's Central Legislative Council(Assembly) in 1912, and eloquently espoused the cause of women's education! Something that was unheard in those days, was and a far reaching, pioneering attempt in a sleepy backwaters of India. Even in western nations Women had not right to vote before World War I. Again this was not, Jinnah's original brain wave. A young law clerk, named Vishnu Ramachandra Ranade(not sure of the name, but it was a Ranade) who made a fervent plea, to the British Govenor of Bombay Presidency, to make it a legislation in government schools! What really turned Jinnah against Hindus and later Congress? In the days after India's Imperial Capital was shifted New Delhi in 1911, Jinnah petitoned a Freemasonry Lodge in Bombay for a membership. Earlier in the years 1907 or in 1909 he had unsuccessfully petitoned the same fraternity and was not considered. But in 1911, Jinnah's petition was black balled! That meant, effectively he could not, more or less, ever seek a membership of any those fraternities. These fraternity houses in those days were segregated for Europeans. Hindus, Parsis, Muslims, Indian Christians could not sit in the same house with those White bastards Jinnah thought that it was an Indian Hindu member(either B.G. Tilak or Ranade or Sir Chimman Lal Setalvad or Bhulabhai Desai) that had black balled his membership, but it was actually a Parsi gentlemen, a Tata or Kanga. Jinnah went to his grave with this 'grave Hindu insult' It was only when the records (minutes of the meeting) of this fraternity house, was made public, the truth came out. Jinnah's only offspring, now a non muslim and her billionaire son who live in Bombay have this peice of paper from the fraternity house, of which Jinnah's grandson is a member. BTW, Muslims, Catholics are not permitted to become members of this fast vanishing tribe of freemsonry. It's ok for Hindus, Jews and Protestants. Buddhists are also excluded, since they do not recognise a Surpeme Diety of the requisites for the fraternity
 
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PeregrinePike    RE:Corruption in Indian Education System - No way Jinnah could have graduated!   4/27/2005 2:03:02 PM
Wow... too much info to follow through... ... and lose the bold facing of entire paragraphs.
 
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INDIAHISTORYBUFF    FAMILY STORIES   8/26/2007 4:51:25 AM
I have been told by my family , that Jinnah was the junior partner in the law firm Jinnah Kotwal and Mehta in which my grand uncle  Khaikhosruh B. Mehta was the senior partner. 
Also on a more controversial note that Jinnak was the  illegimate son  of Pherozeshah Mehta who according to dates was approx 30 years old when Jinnah was born.
If you look at certain features such as ears etc. you maybe able to  see some resemblance but again it is hearsay. 
Another interesting fact is that we had servants, and still do who have realtives that have worked for the Jinnah family.
It is interesting to me that Jinnah was a Shia Khoja and non observant muslim but founded Pakistan that  has become a fairly conservative Isalmic state.



 
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musloko-maro       9/3/2007 9:46:34 AM
 
INDIAHISTORYBUFF
 
It was a member of the Kanga clan of the Parsi(Zoarastrian) lawyers, that
were mentors of the young Jinnah, who was hardly 20 years of age in 1896.
 
But Jinnah's 'unique distinction' of being the youngest lawyer, was beaten
by a Sindhi Hindu, who later became a fire brand lawyer. Ram Jethmalani
became a lawyer at age 17.
 
Jinnah was black-balled(the term is used in secret societes to exclude any
possible new  member) by his Parsi mentors, who concluded that Jinnah
was extremely promiscuous with his whisky drinking & pork eating habits
and probably many a tete-e-tete with several women of ill repute or
questionable character. 
 
Jinnah was cocksure that he was humiliated by the Brahmins of the
Bombay Presidency, which was totally unfounded.
 
In political life, Nehru outfoxed Jinnah, since Nehru was the most
popular person in the 30s & 40s.
 
The only way Jinnah could get even with Nehru and the Hindu
establishment of the Indian National Congress, was to stand
like the"rock of Gibraltor" in the wee hours of the morning of
fateful month of June 1947, thus driving the last nail in the
coffin of a united India.
 
The late Rafiq Zackaria(father of Fareed Zackaria of USA's
ABC, TV) squarely blames Nehru for not being "Lincoln
enough"( a ref to USA's Abe Lincoln of Civil War times)
to stand up to Jinnah's ransom demands and not facing the
civil war like situation.
 
Once the June Plan of Partition of India, was announced, making
India's partition plan written in stone, people like Haramzada Liaqhat
Ali Khan,  Sir H. S. Suhrawardy, Ch. Md. Zafarullah Khan,  Malik Sir
Feroz Khan Noon, Sir Shah Nawaz Bhutto(Bewarsi Benazir Bhutto's
grand dad) & others could not believe! They were all stunned! They
never thought even in their wildest fantasies that Nehru(or INC)
would ever concede on a platter! The Muslim League was actually
preparing for a  prolonged civil war. It was Jinnah's cast iron will
and political tenancity that made it possible.
 
All the Muslim majority provinces(except Bengal) had voted
against Partition, including the newly created Sindh province
of 1940.
 
Why Nehru was forced to concede Partition?  Mainly for three
reasons. He didn't want a another "Great Action Day" of
killing of Hindus. The Muslim regiments were firing on Hindus
despite orders to protect them, and finally, there was none in the
All India Muslim League to reason with Jinnah, and no body dared
to oppose Jinnah in the League. Jinnah was everything in the AIML
No ifs, buts, nothing!!
 
The Congress Party of those was far more democratic, despite
all the big guns.
 
There was only one truth in Jinnah's address in the Pak's Constituent
Assemby for inauguration of a "muslim India". Jinnah did concede
that: There are more people in Pakistan, among it's muslim population
who have opposed, and are opposed to this bifurcation
 
That was the only axiomatic truth ever uttered by Jinnah, in his sorry,
sickening, sordid, emaciated physical, moral & politcal life of utterly
pointless and meaningless existence, that has left a huge Sub-Continent,
still festering  with incurable wounds.
 
Guess what?
 
The muslims of United India were almost mortally opposed to live
in a Hindu dominated India, be administered bu Hindus. The muslims
of India were the biggest losers. Thanks to Jinnah's thoughtfulness!
The muslims of India are now spread out in three different nations,
YES, rudderless, useless & they are NOT Japanese or Germans in
having the 
acumen and discipline in nation building!
 
What the Muslims of United India wanted to achieve, rather prevent
was a resurgent reformed Hindu India, becoming a dominant force,
and that's exactly what happened. Today a Hindu dominant India is
World's greatest democracy, third largest economy, with the best of
calibre in it' scientists, engineers, doctors, etc. Again thanks to Jinnah
and his muslim league hordes.
 
Rest is history.
 
 
 
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Oink Oink Muhammed       9/5/2007 10:20:22 PM
The biggest failure of the Indian Education System is that it does not have tenured Professors with multiple PhDs in Physics, the Kuoran, or Math like the tenured Professors and Imams of the Islamic Madrassa education systems of Niggeria, Somalia, Kuwait, Pakistan, Bengalidash and the Islamic Republic of Great Britain.

Fact is most NASA scientists who have immigrated from foreign countries are Islamic Muslims whereas no Indian Hindu has been selected at NASA.

India needs to tailor her education system in accord with the Muslim Madrassas and then Indians can have the bragging rights of having educated people just slightly below the education levels of Pakistan, Congo, Niggeria and Somalia. India is a great country and I am sure great leaders like Sonja Gandui and Man Movan Sing will accept Big Brother Pakistan's help in formulating a credible education system.

 
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musloko-maro       9/8/2007 9:53:59 AM
 
Arrey  'suvar'(pig) Muhammed!
 
India is far, far ahead of all Pak-shaittani universities( and educational institutions)
 
Don't take my word. One person by name Pervez Hoodbhoy's articles
should suffice, and be an eye-opener for all Pakis with myopic vision
of India.
 
"Fact is most NASA scientists who have immigrated from foreign countries are Islamic Muslims whereas no Indian Hindu has been selected at NASA."
 
Just check out the number of Indian engineers, scientists in NASA at one of
it's locations, say Houston, Texas. The Hindus will outnumber Pakis(and all sullahs/dullahs) by 20 to 1.
 
There is hardly any university in the U.S., whether state or private, without
Indians in positions of responsibility and decision-making.
 
Arrey, maafker! Just attend a meeting, rather gathering of Pakis in Canada/
U.S. versus the Indians. See how many professionals are there amongst the Indians.
The Pakis assns. are all dominated by gas-station attendents, conv. store clerks,
sales-personnel from grocery stores, etc..
 
In Victoria & Vancouver(B.C.) alone, at the last count the Indian professionals
outnumbered Pakis by 18 to 1. The less said about ON or QC or AB provinces.
Never worry about Saskies!
 
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Quaid    Jinnah the FOOL!?   10/31/2007 5:03:16 PM
Hi All!
 
It's been real fun reading through the posts on this particular link. I've learnt so much, in fact indebited to thank the really fine minds that have added to it. I mean please excuse my excitement, it's just the mind boggling facts!
 
Basically from what I could gather (please excuse my obvious limited intelligence) from this thread, the claims were:
 
1. Jinnah could not have graduated from College because he was stupid to suggest partition
 
2. Jinnah wasn't a good muslim
 
3. Indians are really clever because they hold high positions in industry
 
Hopefully you really genetically intelligent people will give this novice 'Pakistani' an opportunity to counter these claims!?
 
1. If Jinnah was so unintelligent why was he at one point the congress leader for all of India? Why was Jinnah the architect behind the Kucknow pact? Why was Jinnah present at the first ever round table talks? Why was Jinnah actually persuaded to return to India?
But ignore this, please! Which people listened to his rationale about the two state theory? Thats right! The people who mattered! The British, Gandhi, Nehru etc etc! You may claim that wanted to avoid bloodshed, but please, was their confidence and resolve so weak!? And just to clarify, Jinnah suggested partition after the short-sighted Nehru report which wanted everybody to hold hands and sing songs. Jinnah did suggest changes, but congress as per usual were scared after threat of violence from the communist Hindu group! Let me allow you to remeber, Jinnah along with some ther great men fought hard against British oppression of our unique and diverse culture. This determination and sacrifice was for our freedom that we really enjoy today. I believe this freedom is being abused by some.
 
2. Supposedly Jinnah wasn't a good muslim!? Please give me your definition of a good muslim. A muslim is never defined by his name but his actions. Jinnah withered his youth away and life away for many good causes. Freedom from the British, for both Hindu's and Muslims. However although I was initially reluctant, I will now bring forward a few home truths; Nehru although a Hindu, was quite well knowed for eating beef and drinking an excessive amount of wine. As for his liking of women, the less said the better. If rumours are true about his friendship with the last viceroy, you could add that he had a liking for boys too!
 
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Quaid    Jinnah the FOOL!?   10/31/2007 5:18:20 PM
Continued:
 
3. Supposedly Indians are really clever because they hold high positions in industry. Once partition had occured in both dominions; Hindustan and Pakistan the structures of both countries were similar. Both countries had a Govenor-General and a Prime minster. However there was one difference, the Governor-General of India was also the last British Viceroy! Even after independance, you needed British help. But intelligent people always need help!? Indians are so so so patriotic, that they leave their own countries to be run by foreigners, while they are out in other countries, boosting the economy of other countries!?
 
However, I would like end on one final note. The freedom we as sub-continental asians enjoy were established by the like of Jinnah, Gandhi, Nehru, Sardar Patel and Liaqut Ali Khan. How do we spend that freedom? By coming online insulting one another and counter insulting! If anything, non of our leaders was perfect!!! If they were, we would be living in peace standing beside one another. Was partition a mistake? The question has no validity then or now! As Gandhi Ji said, "an eye for eye, will lead to the world going blind" So how about we don't blind one another?
 
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Herald1234    One sad comment.   11/1/2007 7:16:22 AM
Lincoln was mentioned.
 
Lincoln never graduated from, nor could he graduate from an American University. He didn't have the right connections, pull, or religion.
 
Yet we Americans selected him to lead us in the second worst war in our history, to preserve our Union; when maniacs, racists, and "little" men tried to tear us apart for their own selfish ends.
 
I just want to make that point very clear.
 
Don't show the Free Masons movement disrespect either. Those of them who were among our founding fathers seem to have done an exceedingly good job with the United States.
 
Herald
 
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