strdanger334

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   by strdanger334 3y ago

   And that was a questionable decision at best. It just seems the company is trying too many things too fast and nothing is sticking.
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   by strdanger334 3y ago

   The question is why do you doubt India newspapers will lie? This isn't a conspiracy like There Is No War in Ba Sing Se. The wiki page you quoted for Operation Bluestar. Read the background portion of the page: https://en.wik
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   by strdanger334 3y ago

   It is pretty much clear how India is perceived from your comments. Someone who is doesn't know Indian laws but trying to make assured judgments about India's justice system and telling people how they should approach situations. A
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   by strdanger334 3y ago

   > It is genuinely impossible to find any information except from biased sources screaming that Sikhs don't want it. >I made an assumption and it might be flawed. I would love to find some concrete data. These two together don&#x2
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   by strdanger334 3y ago

   > India should have plenty of evidence to be able to charge him, try him, and convict him in absentia, then demand Canada extradite him. That they haven't done so is a strong hint that they don't have enough evidence that would
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   by strdanger334 3y ago

   > The quirk here is that India and many Hindu nationals disagree that this is all he was doing, and they instead basically brand him as something closer to a terrorist responsible for murders. It seems you are ignorant of the history b