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March
12, 2002
DALITS BRAHMINS AND THE COW
Like the Twenty-One Gun Salutes
To Visiting Dignitaries these days
Aryans of yore slaughtered Cows!
As big sacrifice Twenty-One Cows
To please and fool the Kings - and
Placate their stupid gods goddesses!
While Indra was very fond of Bulls
Agni relished both Buffaloes Cows
And also the Meat of young Horses!
The brahmins slow stupid are lazy,
Like the Buffaloes and Cows they
Had been stealing from our homes!
The brahmins covet others wealth, women, riches and
properties. That is why they are always
secretive, eat alone unseen by others, keep their money and wealth handy and
small enough in the form of high value items, that are easy to be hidden and
carried off when necessary. Hence their
preference for gold and diamonds. They
had no respect for women, kept their women mostly as prisoners, production
machines and private properties in their homes. They had a great fear of other men, particularly the
hardworking Shudras and the Ati-Shudra Dalits. They carefully kept their women far away
from them. One of the reasons for
specially keeping away the manly bold masculine working class of people through
differential distancing of the castes from the brahmins, was this fear and
their urge to protect their women from any possible sexual contacts with the
local people. Here, the castes and the concepts of purity and pollution came in
very handy. That way, it was rather
un-suspectable easily enforceable and conveniently manageable. But they also used their women, particularly
the artistically young and experienced as special tools to easily influence,
wean, buy and get undue personal benefits and extraordinary advantages from
those in authority, power, Govts, the rulers and kings. That practice and strategy of the brahmins
continues till date.
The brahmins came to India first, in search of food and
fodder for their cattle. Hearing from the traders and travelers, many
tales of prosperity, fertility, riches and wealth of the Indus Valley, they
were initially interested in making their lives, acquire wealth and riches in
the New Land. But seeing the real
fertility, wealth and prosperity of the Indus Valley Civilisation, they became
very jealous and highly greedy. They
cunningly developed many sinister methods of cheating and subverting the Indus
Valley People. They readily joined
hands with subsequent waves of invaders to loot swindle and destroy the Indus
Valley People and Civilisation completely from the face of the earth. In course of time, they emerged to be the
biggest cheats and silent criminals on the earth. They always come as beggars and ultimately swindle to appropriate
everything. They are therefore big
frauds thieves looters and merciless destroyers. They are crude heartless sly operators. Acting as priests, or claiming to be scholars or teachers
is a big ruse to cheat and swindle the people. It came in very handy to fool the kings and
queens and the masses. It helped them
to become advisers and ministers. They
collected as expiratory offerings to pacify the angry gods and goddesses,
overcome the annoyance of the heavenly authorities, or just as penalties to
make amends or atone what all were considered as mistakes and or personal
sins. They collected as offerings
and or as gifts only valuable things from food to fruits, cloth to wealth, gold
to gems, women to wine and land, under the cover of soothing the displeasures
of the forces that be on earth or in the heavens. They ate everything, except – for reasons
not known, the camels. May be because
they still want to be thankful and grateful to those, for having been very
useful to them during their old difficult days in the Central Asian
Deserts. Manu also had a great value
for the Camel, but not the Cow. He and
other brahmins of his time ate all animals, other than the very valuable
Camel. They did not at times spare even
the dog-meat. Even today, brahmins cook
feed and eat the meat of animals including buffaloes forced to be
sacrificed to the goddess Kamakhya
in Assam.
Kings used to specially slaughter cows to feed the
brahmins. King Ratideva butchered
for the brahmins 2000 cows every day.
That is why the brahmins came to be known as the Bhojana Piriyars,
which literally meant ‘Food Lovers’ and the saying – Padhi Rotikaga Artha Rathiriyile Kadha Dhooram Pogubhavan Parpan, which
sticks to them always. That means that
– The brahmin is one who will walk many kilometers even in the middle of the
night for just half a slice of bread.
The brahmins made such free feeding of the brahmins the principle duty
of the kings and big authorities, and slowly turned the kings, other rulers,
officials and other authorities away from Statecraft and the people. The brahmins greed and lust were
limitless. They took from the people
what all they needed, wanted more than their needs, met their eyes, and more to
satisfy their unquenchable thirst and endless greed. Even beyond they desired to take away whatever the people
had. That is both as a result of their
greed and habit, as also their sadistic desires to keep the people deprived and
leave them as much as possible poor helpless without any material possessions. Whatever they took from the poor but could
not consume, they hoarded, or silently and stealthily sold away with the help
of the baniyas. Further surpluses and those they could not
preserve and store, and other perishable items, the evil brahmins wasted by
throwing them in the fire of their yagnas,
as offerings to Agni; or pouring them
on the stone clay and wooden heads of their stupid gods and goddesses, or even
on the Lingas.
Over a period of time the brahmins became a curse on the
State. That is how the Indian States
and their rulers repeatedly failed miserably, and the Country slid down to
become and remain as one of the most backward and poor Nations of the
World. Since the brahmins took
the space of being scholars and priests in the society, and became advisers to
the kings rulers and the powerful, they could only prove to be shallow
scholars, hollow priests and false advisers. That is why there never was any worthwhile, useful or practical
intellectual input in this Country after the destruction of the Indus
Valley Civilisation by the Aryan brahmins. They only busied themselves in forcing the foolish kings,
rulers, officials, authorities and the rich in building small temples
everywhere. They were to prove
to be places of living for the brahmins, sources of plentiful rich nutrient
food easy earnings unlimited wealth.
The temples in course of time became centers of exploitation, influence,
fraud and debauchery. And the People
Society States Govts and the Nation as a whole suffered and made no
progress. So there were no
developments, no achievements. And the
Country had to gulp repeated humiliations, suffer many a defeats, and face a
number of losses.
The brahmins were only interested in food and eating. Being very big voracious eaters, they are
symbolised by their potbellies. Being
the most lazy parasites they are known for their dirty habits and unclean
unshaven appearances. One could hardly
keep their company, because they used to stink horribly, due to improperly
washed clothes, ritualistic bath of taking an hurried dip in cold water in
early morning hours, or pouring a pot of water over their heads
pretending to have taken a bath.
They did those mostly with their clothes on, and never used soap either
to take bath or wash themselves and their clothes. After such bath, they would either leave their clothes as a lump
or heap to dry, or just rinse in the water and leave them in a clump to dry; or
go about their business in the wet clothes till they dry or they choose to
change. As a result, their clothes were
never white, became grey and yellowish, and soon turned in colour to almost
saffron – the colour of their fundamentalists even today.
The brahmins never used to brush their teeth, or used any
paste to clean their teeth, claiming that the brush and paste would spoil their
teeth. They only used to gargle and
spit out the water, or at the most used their fingers and their holy Thulsi Leaves known otherwise for
medicinal and therapeutic values.
Because of not brushing of their teeth, they had all gone yellowish and
black with tartar and rubbish, adding to their stink. Their girls and women also suffer from these drawbacks. They also stink of cow dung and urine. Yet the brahmins were mortally scared and
extremely scared.
Normally as a rule, the brahmins never allowed their
females to go anywhere out of their houses unescorted, except to the palaces
and the residences of the rulers etc, for obvious reasons, generally not
discussed, studied or recorded. Many of
the brahmin girls excelled in the art of being affectedly coy, excessively
talkative, extraordinarily expressive, trained singers, and professionally
exclusive private dancers dancing in palaces of the kings and rulers in privy,
for the exclusive eyes of the ruler or the king. Not used to hard or outdoor
work, they remained slim or attractive when young or out of poverty since their
men generally did never worked to have a regular and reliable income. Yet no one other than the kings and rulers
aspired for them. That is because of
their dirty habits, unwashed clothes, unbrushed teeth, stinking mouth, smelly
personality, and unreliable untrustworthy unfaithful unfidel characters. Perhaps because they don’t brush their
teeth and stink horribly in the mouth, they consider mouth as the dirtiest part
of all animals. Hence the mouth of
their holy cows, whose urine is very sacred and purifying for the stupid
orthodox brahmins even today, are considered to be very polluting.
Many Stories like the epics were conceived by the brahmins
to fool cheat and swindle the people,
and also propagate all the meaningless and stupid vedic beliefs and practices;
and to strengthen the hold of the brahmins on the stupid kings, foolish queens,
helpless States, simple people and nameless masses. They preached violence on all the thinking wise and independent
people. Those who were concerned at
the dubious and destructive nature of the cunning brahmins were very worried. It is because of them, that the
Upanishads were written as anti-thesis’s of the exploitative vedas, and
enunciated non-violence. These
were not only anti-vedic, and also against all beliefs and practices of
vedic-rites, but were against all forms of manipulations and oppressions of the
poor and the helpless, by the brahmins.
Following these noble traditions of the wise and the thinkers,
came many sincere honest and great personalities. Gautama Buddha and Mahavira were natural products of that milieu. These two Great Noble Wise Men preached the
Doctrine of non-Violence to even the Kings the Queens and the common
People. Ashoka the Great Warrior and
King Emperor was the Noblest amongst them all who accepted Buddha, Buddhism and
non-Violence. He made non-Violence and
meaningless killings of the helpless and the animals a crime. Even Ashoka did not include Cow in the list
of animals prohibited from slaughter.
For beef and pork were the poor common man’s food. They were also cheap easy and plentiful
sources of rich nutrient food.
Gautama Buddha also ate beef and pork. Buddha, yes, was against all forms of Animal
Sacrifices by the brahmins to all those endless lists of brahmin’s own and
adopted gods and goddesses. Gautam
Buddha considered all sacrifices, either to the Kings or Queens, or to the Gods
and Goddesses, and on the top of it burning them alive or dead in fire, as
sacrifices to Agni during the yagnas or any other special occasions, as nothing
but wasteful, meaningless and barbaric and cruel. Sita had vowed to sacrifice thousand Cows and hundred jars of
wine to Yamuna. It is such meaningless
sacrifices and show of power and wealth that Gautam Buddha resented. Buddha was also against violences by the
kings and queens against the people of their own States or against the People
of other Nations due to clashes of egos and games of war. But at the same time, Gautam Buddha did
never believe in coming in the way of the food of either the brahmins or the
common people. For, beef and the meat
of other animals were very important part of the food of people, Medicare, and
other offerings to guests etc.
References of cow slaughter could be found as recently as
in the eighteenth century India. Sami
Vivekanand in the eighteenth century not only ate beef while in USA, but had
also vehemently defended his action. In
the first half of this century, brewing of beef-tea was developed to help
patients recuperate from sicknesses.
Even today, hundreds of communities in different parts of the Country,
including Buddhists, Christians, Muslims, SC Dalits and many ST Dalits, as well
as many so-called hindus take Beef as a regular part of their food. And to top them all, many millions of
brahmins, and their kshatriya and baniya partners, in the loot of this
poor Country and the People living here-in take beef while visiting or living
in the middle-east, south-east, Russia, Europe, Africa, USA, Australia,
New-Zealand etc. Often they prefer beef
for its taste, nutrient value, or because it is cheaper than other food items,
or other meat, or their popular chicken.
The brahmins like the urchins on the street, can not give
up cow! From its sacrifice to worship,
and stealthily eating it, they have a very long way – almost a
complete-big-circle. Perhaps, only
perhaps they have madly taken this full circle, to counter the influences of Buddhism,
Jainism and to escape from the criticisms of the people for their cruel
practices of senseless sacrifices and wasteful butchering of useful domestic
animals of the common people. They have
now taken to the base practices like consuming as elixir, the repulsive mixture
of cow-dung and urine along with its milk, curd and butter as Panchagam – their purifactor. Only missing items are the cows’ saliva,
blood and meat.
The real truth of brahmin double-dealing is visible when
we realise that in the while of sub-Continental India, there does not exist one
Temple for their Holy-Cow. Nor is there
any cow god or cow-headed goddess, amongst the thousands and thousands of gods
and goddesses!
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