IS HISTORY GOING TO REPEAT ITSELF

Bharat J. Gajjar
bgajjar@comcast.net

Dear Editor,

Please print the following message in your publication.

Sincerely,

Bharat J. Gajjar

Is History Going To Repeat – I Hope Not

About a week ago I was watching the historical channel, it was about Christians in Germany. At that time 90% of Germany was Catholic then the Pope sent a message to the people of Germany that they should convert the remaining 10% of the people to Catholism then people went about forcing the 10% to convert and those who did not were killed and they burned their books. After that, 100% were Christian. Then at one point Hitler came and he didn’t like Jews and he wanted to clean out Germany again.

In Islamic countries they like to have 100% Islamic people. When Pakistan was separated, they had 20% of a Hindu population; they kicked them out or killed them, now they have 1% of a Hindu population. In Cashmere Hindus have already been converted to Islam and those remaining were killed or kicked out recently. In North East of India, Christians have taken over as they are 90% of the majority, and they are kicking out Hindus. They want 100% pure Christians. Pope Paul declared in Delhi by putting a cross into the ground with a statement, that in the 21st Century all Indian’s will be converted. At this time 10,000 missionaries are working in India with 1000’s of dollars in their hands. They want India to be a pure Christian nation. The way it is going within 100 or 200 years India could become a pure Christian nation. It looks like history may repeat itself as India is divided.

As one Saint says a garden is beautiful when there are a lot of different kinds of flowers with different colors. If a garden has only one type of flower of the same color it will not be beautiful. Hinduism is the oldest civilization at this time. It has a lot of inner strength with a great philosophy while other Abrahamic philsophies don’t match the Hindu Philosophy. Anyway the time has come for India to wake up and stop this aggression from the Muslims and Christians in India.

Bharat J. Gajjar