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Karachi ....has got some explaining to do ....
I knew it was a bad idea to send him to a cattle ranch.
Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."
Originally posted by ذو الفقارdon’t try to be smart.
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Why are like 95% of deformities like this always reported from South Asia?
There is obviously something very toxic about the Indian sucontinent.
Many of the World's deadliest diseases have their origin in the Indus valley region, like leprosy, cholera etc Polio disease was reintroduced to Syria a few years ago by Pakistanis.
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Yeah right, Then why are you fathering half-bovine mutants? Think you're fooling us with your self deceptionOriginally posted by Karachi View PostIndics have girls to mate with..
Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."
Originally posted by ذو الفقارdon’t try to be smart.
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Seven-year-old Indian girls 'marry' frogs
Bitter experience tells women they have to kiss a lot of green amphibians to find a prince, but two seven-year-old girls in India last week cut short the quest and married frogs.
The ceremony has its roots in the story of the Hindu God Shiva who turned himself into a frog following a quarrel with his wife Parvati Photo: GETTY
By Dean Nelson in Delhi
3:53PM GMT 19 Jan 2009
Vigneswari and Masiakanni wore traditional Indian bridal saris and gold jewellery in a lavish double wedding in their remote village home in Tamil Nadu.
The marriages were conducted as part of a centuries-old "Pongal" harvest tradition to "prevent the outbreak of mysterious diseases in the village".
Hundreds of villages in Pallipudpet, 250 kms from Madras, walked to the temple, carrying the two brides aloft on their shoulders, while the frogs were tied to long sticks garlanded with flowers. During the ceremony, a Hindu priest chanted prayers, tied the bride's hands with his on behalf of the grooms and pronounced them frogs and wives before a holy fire.
The ceremony has its roots in the story of the Hindu God Shiva who turned himself into a frog following a quarrel with his wife Parvati. She cried for days causing disease to spread throughout local villages. When the villages asked for help she sent them to find Shiva and plead with him to marry a young girl. She herself posed as the girl, and when Shiva agreed to marry her they returned to their original god forms and the outbreak was cured.
"The criteria to choose the brides is they should be yet to attain puberty. The parents of girls voluntarily provide their children for the ritual. Sometimes the girls are forced by parents, who get a sense of fulfilment to save the village from diseases. The main cause is illiteracy and lack of exposure," said Tamil commentator Dominic Bosco.
The tradition is a source of embarrassment and discomfort to the Indian government which has a real problem with illegal child marriages. It has ordered an inquiry into the practice and sent a team of psychologists, sociologists and religious leaders to persuade the villagers to abandon an "ignorant" tradition.
For the brides Vigneswari and Masiakanni, the marriages came to a swift and happy end: hours after tying the knot, their green grooms were thrown back into a muddy pond.
Seven-year-old Indian girls 'marry' frogs - Telegraph
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Because such news or reports do not appear in the western world. There are many reasons for this. People would normally clinically 'kill' the fetus before it developes a heart or brain. People with a tail get off of it just after birth and such mutations among animals are deadly becaus the mother of the animal won´t accept it. The baby would die. If we talk about mutations among humans we can say such reports appear mostly in India because India has a relatively high population and mostly the society is very paganistic believing in million of Gods. If you have a tail so you are the recarnation of a monkey god if you have three or four arms you are the child of Shiva. The Chinese people, like western people, would deal with such issues very soon. The Indians, backward, specially in the countryside where most women do not know hospital, can´t guess their child will be a cripple. Kasachstan is one of the most atomic poisened countries yet you won´t hear muc about crippled people because they deal for the last two decades with deformed babies before they get born unless the parents want the child.Originally posted by Friends of Baloch View PostWhy are like 95% of deformities like this always reported from South Asia?
There is obviously something very toxic about the Indian sucontinent.
Many of the World's deadliest diseases have their origin in the Indus valley region, like leprosy, cholera etc Polio disease was reintroduced to Syria a few years ago by Pakistanis.
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