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Originally posted by Yusuf View PostTaliban was also recognized by the Arab govts and Pakistan.
"Some have learnt many Tricks of sly Evasion, Instead of Truth they use Equivocation, And eke it out with mental Reservation, Which is to good Men an Abomination."
I don't have to attend every argument I'm invited to.
HAKUNA MATATA
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Originally posted by xerxes View PostNadir Shah was a blood-thirsty tyrant and monster
Indeed? However his official status in Iran paints an all together different picture, imo, a hallmark of the traditional deceit and barbarism embedded in the Iranian cullture and psyche. Evidence 1: Nader Shah's (The blood-thirsty tyrant and monster in your words) tomb and museum stands high and mighty in todays modern and progressive regime. Located in a beautiful garden setting at the heart of the city, a major tourist attraction and is located less than a mile north of Imam Reza's Haram at a major intersection.
Evidence 2: Iranian text books and websites quote Nadir Shah, as an champion figure in Iranian history, describing how he restored national independence and effectively protected Iran's territorial integrity at a dark moment of the country's history, how after his assassination in 1747 the Afshar dynasty short-lived. Enshowering praises of how inspite of being a Sunni by upbringing, he was nevertheless a great benefactor of the Shrine of the Imam Reza in Mashhad, which he made his capital. Hypocrites of the top order...Evidence 3: He is praised for being benevolent for the masses, quoting how his reign was marked by great successes and liberality, in a particular campaign against India (Read, 20000 beheaded men, women and children, thousand raped females), from which he returned so wealthy that he was able to suspend all taxes for three years.
By Jove, indeed humanity personified!!! Nader Shah is often hailed as the "Napoleon of Iran"....what a insult to that great French General, or was he too involved in some filthy rape cases????
Another hallmark of Iran's 2500 years of civizational values.
Evidence 4: Reza Qouli, Nadir's son was once blamed for a failed assassination attempt and Nadir had him blinded. Reza said "It is not my eyes you have put out but those of Persia". Nadir seems to have bitterly regretted this action. Fifty noblemen who had witnessed the blinding were executed on the grounds that they should have offered up themselves instead of Reza.
Terrific...Terrific...what great civilizational values.
...and the only people who remember him often are Indians, not Iranians.
20000 beheaded men, women and children, thousand raped females, thousand enslaved people is enough of a gory episode to haunt the memories of a nation for some 300 odd years, and besmirches tall claims of 2500 years of civilizational values.
That being said, the same type of tyrant in another country is loved to no end.
I am eager to know your opinion about some Western loved conquerors such as Alexander the Great or Caesar
How about the British in India. Can you express an opinion about that era, how they spread the civilization there, according to Western scrolls.
I think, it will be better if you go through the numerous threads available in WAB about how India came under the Crown.
Just to soothen you out, the Royal British Army or Navy never attacked India. It was a very long and entwined series of events, surrounding the East India Company and its dealing with the Princely states, that brought in India directly under the Crown after the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny. The British were an occupying imperialistic force, they reaped their dividends in form of cheap raw materials, manpower and resources for their industries. However, they are the unchallanged architects of the modern India that you are eyeing with veiled jealousness. Tss...tsss..
I am eager to see your response, which ofcourse will be well crafted in order not to offend any Westerners cheering for you.Last edited by Deltacamelately; 12 Aug 08,, 11:36.sigpicAnd on the sixth day, God created the Field Artillery...
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Originally posted by Officer of Engineers View PostMajor,
This is the 1st time I see your passion and you've been at WAB too long if you learned the word horsepuckey.
My Apologies if I ventured a bit too far.
The passion had its source in the moron's idiotic quabble, comparing a rapist plundering tribesman with the Greek and Roman civilisation and still trying to ride the moral high horse about 2500 years or civilizational values.
Just got pissed off.
As about the horse puckey thingy....
Sir, just trying to make my bones under veterans. ;)sigpicAnd on the sixth day, God created the Field Artillery...
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Originally posted by Deltacamelately View Post
Indeed? However his official status in Iran paints an all together different picture, imo, a hallmark of the traditional deceit and barbarism embedded in the Iranian cullture and psyche. Evidence 1: Nader Shah's (The blood-thirsty tyrant and monster in your words) tomb and museum stands high and mighty in todays modern and progressive regime. Located in a beautiful garden setting at the heart of the city, a major tourist attraction and is located less than a mile north of Imam Reza's Haram at a major intersection.
Evidence 2: Iranian text books and websites quote Nadir Shah, as an champion figure in Iranian history, describing how he restored national independence and effectively protected Iran's territorial integrity at a dark moment of the country's history, how after his assassination in 1747 the Afshar dynasty short-lived. Enshowering praises of how inspite of being a Sunni by upbringing, he was nevertheless a great benefactor of the Shrine of the Imam Reza in Mashhad, which he made his capital. Hypocrites of the top order...Evidence 3: He is praised for being benevolent for the masses, quoting how his reign was marked by great successes and liberality, in a particular campaign against India (Read, 20000 beheaded men, women and children, thousand raped females), from which he returned so wealthy that he was able to suspend all taxes for three years.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostBy Jove, indeed humanity personified!!! Nader Shah is often hailed as the "Napoleon of Iran"....what a insult to that great French General, or was he too involved in some filthy rape cases????
Another hallmark of Iran's 2500 years of civizational values.
Evidence 4: Reza Qouli, Nadir's son was once blamed for a failed assassination attempt and Nadir had him blinded. Reza said "It is not my eyes you have put out but those of Persia". Nadir seems to have bitterly regretted this action. Fifty noblemen who had witnessed the blinding were executed on the grounds that they should have offered up themselves instead of Reza.
Terrific...Terrific...what great civilizational values.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostThat is because he perpetrated those bloody massacres against Indians.
20000 beheaded men, women and children, thousand raped females, thousand enslaved people is enough of a gory episode to haunt the memories of a nation for some 300 odd years, and besmirches tall claims of 2500 years of civilizational values.
I dont see where we differ in our opinion.
Yet, had Alexander have done the samething - more than 2,000 years - his greateness would have still overshadowed his rapes
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostAdolf Hitler was not a rapist. Still nobody hails Hitler, not even an average German. You don't find beautiful parks with dedicated Hitler statues.
How about Napoleon. Paris is decorated with its memory.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostYou imbecile, don't you have even an iota of prudence and intelligence in your horsepuckey filled dustbin of a head? Oh! how impractical of me to expect that from a moron. Okay! Let me put it like this, Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar are the civilized world's two great military commanders, who fought wars and established huge empires on the might of their armies and superior military practices.
Empires are built at the expense of others nations and on the blood of innocents. Wether, the founders are Roman, Persian, Mongolians. There is nothing glorious about them.
But I give you that, you certainly did not offend any Alexander and Caesar fans around here.
Good job.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostEver heard of the roman legions? Modern day military and command structures owe a lot to them. These characters are being taught in academic circles through out the world. Alexander too happened to attack India's western frontier and fought a war with Porus. But nobody in India has even a word of vice against him. He is rather popularly reffered as Sikandar Mahan. The Mauryan army fought and pushed Seluccius and his Generals out of the frontiers and still no bad blood for the Greeks, bacause those were wars. Its sheer idiocity to be comparing them with some bandit tribesman, notoriously famous for his plunder errands, rape and mayhem stories. Period.
There is no difference between those who invade and/or conquer than those that rape and plunder along as well.
and certainly being a military genuis should not make a tyrant glorious and great
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostThe British were an imperial power.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostThey British though never attacked India, nor are known for any notorious plunder or rape errands. lol.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostI think, it will be better if you go through the numerous threads available in WAB about how India came under the Crown.
Just to soothen you out, the Royal British Army or Navy never attacked India. It was a very long and entwined series of events, surrounding the East India Company and its dealing with the Princely states, that brought in India directly under the Crown after the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny. The British were an occupying imperialistic force, they reaped their dividends in form of cheap raw materials, manpower and resources for their industries.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostHowever, they are the unchallanged architects of the modern India that you are eyeing with veiled jealousness. Tss...tsss..
Out of respect for many Indians on this board, and many of my real life friends that are Indians, and your great nation/culture, I am really gonna try to seperate comments about your filthy self with that of your nation and culture.
Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostWe have already offended them enough by saving your arse in the UN time and again and also by the proposed gas pipeline.
So in conlusion to your ingenious post, it is okay to be a tyrant as long as you are a military genuis like Alexander the Great, Caesar or Napoleon. So I guess that explains why Hitler does not have street, or park made/named after him, becaues he was not military genuis. What a brilliant post.
Man, I *****ing hate it when morons like you bring the worse out of me.Last edited by xerxes; 12 Aug 08,, 19:19.
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"It will be well-crafted because he's an Indian major of artillery. He's his own man and, I'm certain, forms his thoughts without regard to geography."
We will see about that.
"Do you?"
I hope I am being fair as far I can remember to all nations and to all people.
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Originally posted by Deltacamelately View PostThe passion had its source in the moron's idiotic quabble, comparing a rapist plundering tribesman with the Greek and Roman civilisation and still trying to ride the moral high horse about 2500 years or civilizational values.
Just got pissed off.
How the hell you compare that anyways? Comparing a single man to a entire civilization. You said it brother, it is a moron's idiotic quabble. Except that the moron is YOU!
I definitly did NOT claim the moral high horse about 2,500 years or civilizational values. Either quote me saying that, or shut the hell up.
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Delta,
I am sorry but Alexander and Julius Caesar were like Nadir Shah. They invaded and plundered and even allowed their troops to do some rape and looting. How do you explain how Caesar brought large number of Gallic slaves? Alexander burning down Tyre and killing all of the inhabitants once Tyre was taken?
By the way, Nadir Shah's military exploits should be studied on the same level as Alexander and Julius Caesar, but they are not because he is not a westerner.
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Originally posted by xerxes View Postand I am sure that wikipedia article you just copy pasted represent the opinion of 65 million Iranians.
Holy dog ****, dont we have some major Napoleonic fan here.
He did, and he has no business being worshipped.
I dont see where we differ in our opinion.
Yet, had Alexander have done the samething - more than 2,000 years - his greateness would have still overshadowed his rapes
How about Napoleon. Paris is decorated with its memory.
Empires are built at the expense of others nations and on the blood of innocents. Wether, the founders are Roman, Persian, Mongolians. There is nothing glorious about them.
The discussion was about conquerors and/or invaders.
There is no difference between those who invade and/or conquer than those that rape and plunder along as well.
Your really stupid beyound hope, if you really think that I think that.
^^^ Fascinating, so much I did not know, Is East India Company trading on the New York Stock Exchange?
They are indeed, they brought civilization where there was none, now that you descended so low in trashing whole nations ......
Out of respect for many Indians on this board, and many of my real life friends that are Indians, and your great nation/culture, I am really gonna try to seperate comments about your filthy self with that of your nation and culture.
Keep nations and people seperate. Try it, once in a while,
So in conlusion to your ingenious post, it is okay to be a tyrant as long as you are a military genuis like Alexander the Great, Caesar or Napoleon. So I guess that explains why Hitler does not have street, or park made/named after him, becaues he was not military genuis. What a brilliant post.
Man, I *****ing hate it when morons like you bring the worse out of me.sigpicAnd on the sixth day, God created the Field Artillery...
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Originally posted by xerxes View PostI compared one plundering conqueror to another. Not that of rapist plundering tribesman with the Greek and Roman civilisation.
How the hell you compare that anyways? Comparing a single man to a entire civilization. You said it brother, it is a moron's idiotic quabble. Except that the moron is YOU!
Nadir is doing the same for Iran you see. Allot another park if you want.
I definitly did NOT claim the moral high horse about 2,500 years or civilizational values. Either quote me saying that, or shut the hell up.sigpicAnd on the sixth day, God created the Field Artillery...
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