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**Inonanialry** · 08-15-2012, 09:03 PM

A weakened India is good for the International banking cartels who want to implement one world dictatorship . using Hegelian Dialectic , they
have divided India into multiple pieces each of which can be easily integrated into the one world government managed by the UN.

More on banking cartels , check this

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" The partition of India in 1947 was the most traumatic event of the 20th century," said Jaswant Singh, an Indian politician and parliament member. "It continues to live in the psyche, the memories and the hearts of the people both of India, Pakistan and indeed also Bangladesh."

At least 13 to 15 million beings lost their lives and many multiple human being lost their homes," said Singh.

In his closing remarks, Singh said in the years ahead politicians will continue to delve deep into the reasons for this tragedy but at the time his relatives were bewildered that their country was being cut up and felt no sense of the divisions now felt between Hindus and Muslims. "

source : http://asiasociety.org/policy/strate...artition-india

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Inonanialry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	The Partition of India in 1947 : To whose benefit ? Bankers or the Indians ? A weakened India is good for the International banking cartels who want to implement one world dictatorship . using Hegelian Dialectic , they have divided India into multiple pieces each of which can be easily integrated into the one world government managed by the UN. More on banking cartels , check this ########### http://www.savethemales.ca/000447.html ########## " The partition of India in 1947 was the most traumatic event of the 20th century," said Jaswant Singh, an Indian politician and parliament member. "It continues to live in the psyche, the memories and the hearts of the people both of India, Pakistan and indeed also Bangladesh." At least 13 to 15 million beings lost their lives and many multiple human being lost their homes," said Singh. In his closing remarks, Singh said in the years ahead politicians will continue to delve deep into the reasons for this tragedy but at the time his relatives were bewildered that their country was being cut up and felt no sense of the divisions now felt between Hindus and Muslims. " source : http://asiasociety.org/policy/strate...artition-india
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