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Im digging danejones romantic sex videos..
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i litterally fell in love with this guy just watching him wow... is all i can say he is so passionate and a very giving lover he embraces her and holds her he is so gentle but gets the job done right most girls dont want that hardcore vulgur bullshit they want someone who will be hypnotized by our bodies and thats exactly what he was.... so amazing!!
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wow, you can see that she likes it. She is fucking him fo get off.....
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I love all video of this guy
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I want more she is wonderful!..
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He seems so good in licking a pussy... make me wish for him to fuck me!
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A good video of loving sex and foreplay She is very good at plesauring a man knows how to ride to give the most pleasure to him and herself and does not make to much sound while making love and while climaxing but she should have finished him off with her hand and fingers and not let him do it it is a sort of bond between them when the man let's the woman do it at the conclusion of love making if no condom is used
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He is soo sexy, seeing him makes me soo wet and horny. So his name is Martin, I see. He just does it for me those juicy lips and big dick really turns me on. It's definitely a turn on for a white boy to have some pouty lips, i guess that's why I can't stop giving in to my ex boyfriend shenanigans.
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Showed off Martin's best, need a younger woman.
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When my sister was married,her hubby and I never did get along very well but after their divorce we met up a few times and seem to hit it off real well.I couldn't get over the size of his big dick the first time I touched it and he knew how to use it as well.He was so gentle with me and caring that I even let him stick his big unit in my bunghole.
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Who is the actor?
:) March 29, 2013
is that Megan FOX! :D
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yeah I agree with ya ladies regular porn is for guys, dj is for women keep that in mind guys. theses are telling you wat we want. and yeah I love to here the guy
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Martin is the HOTT!!! Love how she rubbed her pussy all over his cock before fucking him.
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Ummm January 21, 2012
It appears that her name is Leonelle.
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amazing girl, great romantic sex. it looks like they really love each other.
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Mm, great to be able to hear the dude for once! That's a bulletproof kink of mine.
...Ummhhaa....! January 27, 2012
fucking to good
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I love their sex,nice thick, hard dick, I want him inside me, I wanna suck his big cock.
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the way he fucks is just awesome
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wish i had that cock fucking my pussy
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I really like watching he fucking
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Gorgeous girl. She reminds me of Monica Belluci
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whats her name???
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i want someone fuck me
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wow his cock is so thick, hoot. the guy is perfect
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I love it!! DaneJones is great. The man is fantastic, nice thick cock, body...mmmmm I wish I was her
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DaneJones guys are so amazing! Great faces, hot body. big delicious cocks!! I'll take two please :) Think they deliver?
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Just found these DJ scenes. Usually smoking hot babes, the dude are usually not douches, good production value...winner winner chicken dinner.
18 year old virgin aislinn May 18, 2012
all these other porn videos are just "fuck" videos. not "make passionate love" videos like this. agreed with DCS. this is so passionate it makes all the girls just keep watching and waiting for more. i want Martin sooo bad. he's gentle, tender, caring, soft and the way he treats the girls are amazing. i'm so jealous. i need him. i need him in my bed right now. Martin is too amazing. whenever i think of sex, he's the guy I imagine. unffff.
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18 year old virgin aislinn May 18, 2012
the girl has a C-section scar. good thing to know they don't look for girls with flawless and scar-less bodies. now i'm sure i can audition. LOL
Anaid April 1, 2012
DaneJones is always good but that guy looks like a monkey! Totally spoils the thing for me! Whenever he is in one of their videos I don't even bother watching...
yart April 1, 2012
this is what porn should be
arielle February 29, 2012
I agree with DCS is hard to find good porn as a girl we have different "standards" and DaneJones hit the nail in the head! ALSO agree with MissMercurial, i TOO love to hear a man PLUS we girls ALL love a good eatin' and a big thick cock...this man is amazing to watch. Where do i sign up?
dcs February 28, 2012
as a girl, it's hard to find good porn to watch! This is phenomenal. Whoever that guy is, he regularly makes an appearance in my imagination when my guy is going down on me... I've never seen a mouth on a pussy like the way he does it! Drives me wild...
Syn February 19, 2012
What's his name? Nice video :)
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im always wet ,,,,
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Soooooooooooooooo TOTALLY agree with u arielle!!!! DANEJONES has thee BEST porn for girls!!!
rin March 19, 2012
I don't think she minds. look at his cock
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I eat pussy better than that guy.
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- Leonelle and Martin are overcome with lust. All they want to do is rip each others clothes off and experience that special feeling that only hot, passionate sex can provide. Leonelle has a beautifully devilish look about her. It's clear to see she loves high energy, energetic sex. She's the type of girl that gets exactly what she wants in the bedroom and doesn't settle for anything less.


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The old musky stench usually attributed to an older smellier relative (grandmother), often times smelling of stale cigarettes, cat urine, and senior citizen body odor.
after the bingo hall was closing up, when dorthy sat up an strong stench of old bad had emerged from her chair, it was the most vile thing that my nostrals have ever witnessed...
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The dank musky scent usually attributed to an older worse smelling idividual (usually grandmother). This scent usually is a mixture of old house, stale cigarettes, feline urine and stanky senior citizens.
"dude, that senior home smelled like 8 different kinds of old bad"
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Alcohol withdrawal refers to symptoms that may occur when a person who has been drinking too much alcohol every day suddenly stops drinking alcohol.
Detoxification - alcohol; Detox - alcohol
Alcohol withdrawal occurs most often in adults, but it may occur in teenagers or children.
The more you drink every day, the more likely you are to develop alcohol withdrawal symptoms when you stop drinking.
You may have more severe withdrawal symptoms if you have certain other medical problems.
Alcohol withdrawal symptoms usually occur within 8 hours after the last drink, but can occur days later. Symptoms usually peak by 24 - 72 hours, but may persist for weeks.
Common symptoms include:
Other symptoms may include:
A severe form of alcohol withdrawal called delirium tremens can cause:
Your health care provider will perform a physical exam. This may reveal:
Blood and urine tests, including a toxicology screen, may be done.
The goal of treatment includes:
People with moderate-to-severe symptoms of alcohol withdrawal may need inpatient treatment at a hospital or other facility that treats alcohol withdrawal. You will be watched closely for hallucinations and other signs of delirium tremens.
Treatment may include:
If you have mild-to-moderate alcohol withdrawal symptoms, you can often be treated in an outpatient setting. You will need someone to commit to staying with you during this process and who can keep an eye on you. Daily visits to your health care provider are often needed until you are stable.
Treatment usually includes:
It is important that the patient goes to a living situation that helps support them in staying sober. Some areas have housing options that provide a supportive environment for those trying to stay sober.
Permanent and life-long abstinence from alcohol is the best treatment for those who have gone through withdrawal.
The following organizations are good resources for information on alcoholism:
How well a person does depends on the amount of organ damage and whether the person can stop drinking completely. Alcohol withdrawal may range from a mild and uncomfortable disorder to a serious, life-threatening condition.
Symptoms such as sleep changes, rapid changes in mood, and fatigue may last for months. People who continue to drink a lot may develop health problems such as liver, heart, and neurological disease.
Most people who go through alcohol withdrawal make a full recovery. However, death is possible, especially if delirium tremens occurs.
Alcohol withdrawal is a serious condition that may rapidly become life threatening.
Call your health care provider or go the emergency room if you think you might be in alcohol withdrawal, especially if you were using alcohol often and recently stopped. Call for an appointment with your health care provider if symptoms persist after treatment.
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if seizures, fever, severe confusion, hallucinations, or irregular heartbeats occur.
Reduce or avoid alcohol. If you have alcoholism, you should stop drinking completely.
O'Connor PG. Alcohol abuse and dependence. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 32.
In the clinic. Alcohol use. Ann Intern Med. 2009 Mar 3;150(5).
Schuckit MA. Alcohol-use disorders. Lancet. 2009;373:492-501.


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In India there are 12 Jyotirlingas i.e., the outstanding Shiva Temples. The Tejomahalaya alias The Tajmahal appears to be one of them known as Nagnatheshwar since its parapet is girdled with Naga, i.e., Cobra figures. Ever since Shahjahan's capture of it the sacred temple has lost its Hindudom.
Agra city, in which the Taj Mahal is located, is an ancient centre of Shiva worship. Its orthodox residents have through ages continued the tradition of worshipping at five Shiva shrines before taking the last meal every night especially during the month of Shravan. During the last few centuries the residents of Agra had to be content with worshipping at only four prominent Shiva temples viz., Balkeshwar, Prithvinath, Manakameshwarand Rajarajeshwar. They had lost track of the fifth Shiva deity which their forefathers worshipped. Apparently the fifth was Agreshwar Mahadev Nagnatheshwar i.e., The Lord Great God of Agra, The Deity of the King of Cobras, consecrated in the Tejomahalay alias Tajmahal.
Johan Albert Mandelslo, who describes life in agra in 1638 (only 7 years after mumtaz's death) in detail (in his Voyages and Travels to West-Indies, published by John Starkey and John Basset, London), makes no mention of the Tajmahal being under constuction though it is commonly erringly asserted or assumed that the Taj was being built from 1631 to 1653.
A wooden piece from the riverside doorway of the Taj subjected to the carbon 14 test by an American Laboratory and initiated by Professors at Pratt School of Architecture, New York, has revealed that the door to be 300 years older than Shahjahan,since the doors of the Taj, broken open by Muslim invaders repeatedly from the 11th century onwards, had to b replaced from time to time. The Taj edifice is much more older. It belongs to 1155 A.D, i.e., almost 500 years anterior to Shahjahan.
Architectural Evidence
The cost of the Taj is nowhere recorded in Shahjahan's court papers because Shahjahan never built the Tajmahal. That is why wild estimates of the cost by gullible writers have ranged from 4 million to 91.7 million rupees.
Description of the gardens around the Taj of Shahjahan's time mention Ketaki, Jai, Jui, Champa, Maulashree, Harshringar and Bel. All these are plants whose flowers or leaves are used in the worship of Hindu deities. Bel leaves are exclusively used in Lord Shiva's worship. A graveyard is planted only with shady trees because the idea of using fruit and flower from plants in a cemetary is abhorrent to human conscience. The presence of Bel and other flower plants in the Taj garden is proof of its having been a Shiva temple before seizure by Shahjahan.
Prophet Mohammad has ordained that the burial spot of a muslim should be inconspicous and must not be marked by even a single tombstone. In flagrant violation of this, the Tajamhal has one grave in the basement and another in the first floor chamber both ascribed to Mumtaz. Those two centotaphs were infact erected by Shahjahan to bury the two tier Shivalingas that were consecrated in the Taj. It is customary for Hindus to install two Shivalingas one over the other in two stories as may be seen in the Mahankaleshwar temple in Ujjain and the Somnath temple raised by Ahilyabai in Somnath Pattan.
Immediately bellow the marble plinth on the river flank are 22 rooms in red stone with their ventilators all walled up by Shahjahan. Those rooms, made uninhibitably by Shahjahan, are kept locked by Archealogy Department of India. The lay visitor is kept in the dark about them. Those 22 rooms still bear ancient Hindu paint on their walls and ceilings. On their side is a nearly 33 feet long corridor. There are two door frames one at either end ofthe corridor. But those doors are intriguingly sealed with brick and lime.
Mumtaz died in Burhanpur which is about 600 miles from Agra. Her grave there is intact. Therefore, the centotaphs raised in stories of the Taj in her name seem to be fakes hiding in Hindu Shiva emblems
A pertinent consideration is that a Shahjahan who
did not build any palaces for Mumtaz while she was alive, would not build a fabulous mausoleum for a corpse which was no longer kicking or clicking.
The marble that Shahjahan used for grafting Koranic lettering in the Taj is of a pale white shade while the rest of the Taj is built of a marble with rich yellow tint. This disparity is proof of the Koranic extracts being a superimposition.
The Taj is only a typical illustration of how all historic buildings and townships from Kashmir to Cape Comorin though of Hindu origin have been ascribed to this or that Muslim ruler or courtier.
It is hoped that people the world over who study Indian history will awaken to this new finding and revise their erstwhile beliefs.
Those interested in an indepth study of the above and many other revolutionary rebuttals may read Shri P.N. Oak's other research books.
Proofs with Photo Graphs Visit at Research of Stephen-Knapp
i now think that i should read TE with great care. The EIC 'controlled' india.Most artifacts are 'collected'. 'some how' it landed in a delhi auction.'commissioned or bought by Europeans'
blatant lies, cunning denial and gross euphemisms...
"upon arriving in Delhi in the 18th century, found themselves enraptured by a civilisation in full flower" Who? the likes of Mill?
Pure bullshit, don't you think? The use of the word "collected" for petty thieves
Not long ago I could admire some of the finest Persian and Mogul miniatures at the Louvre in Paris. To me, these miniatures represent a turning point in the long-standing tradition of the arts of the East of hard geometrical design and devilishly imbricated calligraphy.
These rare miniatures, brilliantly carried out by outstanding artists, speak of a refined lifestyle in the princely courts of south east Asia with artists, thinkers, writers and scientists aplenty, in which all the nuances of enlightened humanism are placed above dry dogmas and draconian rule.
This is indeed a remarkable experience made possible by an excellent curator intervention and the zeal by heritage authorities to preserve these outstanding works of art for future generations.
Very strange to hear about the supposed tolerance of the Mughals...
The huge and continuous massacres they committed in India over the centuries are apparently just forgotten.
The Hindu Kush geographical site actually means the Massacre of the Hindous.
The Moghal empire is just an horrific story of mass murders, mass pillages, huge massacres and predation.
According to French author Francois Gautier, who is living in India for the last 30 years and wrote many books and articles on the topic, the greatest genocide in history, forgotten by all, are the 80 to 300 millions Hindous massacred along the four centuries or so of the Moghal rule. Countless temples were destroyed. The famed Taj Mahal was simply built over a Shiva temple, destroyed.
The Hampi ruins are what is left of a town that housed more than 300 000 people in the fourteenth century and that was pillaged and burned for six months. It was in the heart of the Golconde area, famed for diamonds and precious stones, long before they were found anywhere in the world. The ruins of the jewellers alley in Hampi is about one kilometer long.
Even though not Indian, I feel like screaming when I hear about the supposed civilization of the Moghals. So much desinformation!
I agree with the post above. With the possible exception of Akbar, the religious intolerance of the other Mughals and their persecution of the Hindus is well documented.
I am also amused by the description of the 'collecting' that the agents of the EIC did when posted to India. One of the main attractions of working for the EIC was the 'collecting' that you could perform while on duty (apart from being able to escape from justice back home).
The British empire actually "found themselves enraptured by a civilization in full flower" everywhere in the world...that's most probably why the British Museum today is full of various treasures "collected by representatives of the British East India Company" all over the world:)
Are you being ironic?
The Mughal Crown above is certainly no 'symbol of the transfer of power' -- that would imply a willing transfer-- its a symbol of the usurpation of Mughal rule by the East India Company and later, the British Crown. Crass opportunism at its worst.
For the majority hindus it made a huge difference though.
It was a good exhibition that reinforced my beliefs: http://www.uncoveredinterests.com/2012/11/the-story-of-india.html
Aurangzeb killed his brothers and imprisoned his father to take the throne. Imposed a tax for all non Muslims and had many battles with the Sikhs who defied his rule. While Aurangzeb was in power it was not a time of religious tolerance in India!!!
"The Muslim rulers reigned for almost 350 years over a mostly Hindu population, and were renowned for their "religious tolerance" and patronage of science and art"
I find this mention of religious tolerance by Mughals rather disturbing for an Indian Hindu. Except of Akbar, all other mughals were religious Bigots and they have presided over killing & rapes of many Hindus. I wonder how economist look at history when they say that British never looted art from India and all Mughals were religiously tolerant people. Economist just add insult to injury..
"This is hardly surprising for a nation that controlled the subcontinent for almost 200 years. Yet these treasures are not necessarily the result of plunder."
So how about "Great Britain" returning the treasures that it admits to stealing from India?
The Kohinoor, the world's largest diamond would be a good start...
(But I guess that is impossible. After all, if Britain returned all the treasures it looted from the rest of the world, it would be your average Third World country, given that the average Brit has not worked for the past 100+ years and typically relied on government dole)
Shoo, racist troll.
I guess that, apart from labeling me as a 'racist troll', you have no facts to refute my statement.
Let me give you some more fodder... Before India attained independence, famines regularly killing millions of people. After independence, famines DID NOT OCCUR. This was because the British continued collecting food from famine-stricken places and refused to provide any assistance to people dying of hunger (leading to fascinating debates in the British parliament on 'culling' the Indian population that had allegedly grown too large to be sustained by the land)
Please read about the Bengal famines http://strassers.wordpress.com/2010/02/01/british-east-india-company-and...
Laughable. From your own link
'The proximate cause of the famine was a reduction in supply, with some increase in demand. The winter 1942 'aman' rice crop which was already expected to be poor or indifferent[7] was hit by a cyclone and three tidal waves in October.'
India had famines for centuries, before and during the empire. The only reason they stopped was due to improvements in crop yields due to improved technology, critically manufactured fertilizer.
Grow up and stop obsessing over barely understood history. India's appalling state - with half the world's malnourished children (so much for your idiotic 'no famines' comment) - is your fault, and your countrymen's. Now stop trolling.
I see that you suffer from 'selective literacy'
(A couple of paragraphs from my original post)
"Fortunately the records for this period have been meticulously kept by the India Office and can be viewed in the British Library. A five minute sitting there will reveal to those who have the inclination that the average tribute prior to 1764 was 10-15% of the gross agricultural produce. Under the East India Company this was raised to 40-50%....
Thus it was that the peasants lifeline, the stock of surplus staples was drastically reduced and were in fact no longer available to tide them over when the partial failure of crops (itself nothing out of the ordinary) came in 1768. With the sudden cessation of the September rains in 1769 reports began to emerge of a widespread famine gripping the countryside. These were duly ignored until it was too late...
Estimates vary as to the death toll. Some place it as high as 10 million and it appears that at the very least two million lives were claimed. In 1771 the company raised the land tax to 60%. Again this is perfectly logical from a business perspective as this would make good the regrettable shortfall in income occasioned by the deaths of some two million tenants."
Your link to the "British Agricultural Revolution" is WAY PAST IMBECILIC, given that food and raw materials only moved in one direction... from India to Britain. And given that the last major famine was in 1943 and India got independent in 1947, there was no sign of the 'British Agricultural Revolution' working for India
So please stop posting utter nonsense
> Now stop trolling.
Jamesyar, could you stop projecting and start following your own order, most applicable to yourself? Now. This instant.
Shoo, racist and benighted bigoted troll.
Be gone and stay gone.
I don't support the original comment by TS2912 - and it is beyond ridiculous to assert that the "average Brit has not worked for the 100 + years" etc. But just wanted to make a few points.
a. India's malnutrition rate does not mean "people don't have enough money to buy food and therefore go hungry" - though that is how most Indians and foreigners think of it. In fact very few Indians (less than 10% of the population) go hungry in the sense of not being able to afford two square meals a day. India's extremely high malnutrition rate is partly a consequence of certain peculiarities in the Indian diet. (even high income Indians have a relatively high malnutrition rate). It also reflects gender discrimination, poor maternal care and extremely poor public sanitation.
b. India's post-Independence development record, while it falls short in many respects in comparison to its East Asian neighbours, is a very considerable improvement over India's performance in the colonial period. The reason for this is Britain's exploitative policies, along the lines TS2912 suggests.
This jamesguy's the troll. He floats around and has little to add but pointing out and calling others trolls. Ignore him.
@joski65 and TS2912.
Not one comment based on reasoned debate or economics. Not one useful contribution that moved debate forward. Just hatred, sneering, petty bigotry and ignorance.
Of all the examples of Indian nationalism, xenophobia, and jingoism (and lets face it - that is all most Indians seem to contribute on the internet), it is the examples set by you two nasty trolls.
NB TS2912 - you think that ability to replace nutrients in the soil (as part of the Agricultural Revolution) did not have any effect on India? Do you have any education whatsoever?
PS on a personal level, if this is your way of getting kicks, it is a pretty damning indictment on your life.
(go look up indictment)
"...NB TS2912 - you think that ability to replace nutrients in the soil (as part of the Agricultural Revolution) did not have any effect on India? Do you have any education whatsoever?..."
Your statement exemplifies the cretinous logic behind your statements.
You are clumsily trying to change the argument FROM (the universally-accepted fact that)
- Famines caused by crippling British taxes on the Indian farmer, wiping out any family surpluses and lack of humanitarian assistance during failed harvests
TO (your flawed and ignorance-based theory that)
- The only reason India starved was due to inadequate food production, ostensibly alleviated by the so-called "British Agricultural Revolution" which, according to your wiki-link, dramatically increased British food production between the 15th and 19th century. (If so, Indians would have been suffering from obesity under British rule)
I do not want detail the green revolution in India, TWENTY YEARS AFTER THE BRITISH LEFT INDIA, started by (AN AMERICAN) Dr Norman Borlaug (who got a Nobel Price in the process), because, like before, you will revert to exercising 'selective-literacy' (like a monkey looking up at the moon and seeing only a source of light).
'- The only reason India starved was due to inadequate food production.... Famines caused by crippling British taxes on the Indian farmer'
Amazing - you spew this revisionist crap only a few paragraphs below a link that states:
'The proximate cause of the famine was a reduction in supply, with some increase in demand. The winter 1942 'aman' rice crop which was already expected to be poor or indifferent[7] was hit by a cyclone and three tidal waves in October.'
You rave about 'cretinous logic' but cannot seem to even read the comment thread or your own links.
You are using tragedy and revisionist history to justify hatred. This is the same sordid stunt every racist, bigot, mass murderer and warmonger in history has used.
May I recommend that you sort your attitude out, as you are coming across as a distinctly unpleasant person.
Yes, famines typically are caused by a reduction in supply.
And if your 'selective-literacy' was not at work in skipping over the rest of the article (the land tax system in Bengal & lack of timely and adequate aid), you would actually agree with me.
But unfortunately, that's not the case. Keep looking up at that light in the sky my friend (that others call the moon). And I am done replying to your posts.
Jamesyar Troll:
You dismiss others with a "Not one comment based on reasoned debate or economics. Not one useful contribution that moved debate forward. Just hatred, sneering, petty bigotry and ignorance."
As I said earlier, aren't you continuing to just project yourself onto the world and people outside? I don't find a single comment from you that moved the debate forward (and I'm beginning to conclude reasoned debate and economics are far out of your reach). All that's evident from your posting sare hatred, sneering, petty bigotry and ignorance.
Shoo, troll, shoo and be gone...
Quite apart from the fact that you didnt have the imagination to write your own post, simply rehashing mine, your main contribution seems to be as a Nazi apologist.
'I'd rather care about the hundreds of million victims by colonialism than the far fewer victims of Hitler'
And yet you criticise others on ignorance and hate? You aren't a troll - you are far, far worse.
When you and your kind deify and put racist colonial pigs such as Churchill on a pedestal, and dismiss the hitherto-unheard voices of those that suffered under his (colonial) policies and practices, don't you dare to come and seek sympathy or empathy for the pain and suffering you and your kind experienced.
For hundreds of millions, Churchill was no better than Hitler. They both deserve to be wiped out and the world spared of both. And if you can't see and relate to the horrors inflicted on them by Churchill then you are undeserving of any consideration for the horrors inflicted by Hitler.
Show empathy, speak out against Churchill as you do against Hitler, confirm you can look beyond your own suffering to speak out for the others that suffered too...then you have a basis to engage in civil forums and reasoned debate.
Until then...as several others have said here...shoo, bigoted benighted troll, shoo.
Jamesyar Troll,
First, you misquote me (entirely) and make it seem I said what you quote. Liar. Fraud. Troll!
Second, you continue to project by accusing me--of lacking the imagination to write my own post--when you did just that in responding with vitriol to others and now me. Aren't you due for those psychological tests to diagnose/treat disorders such as the ones you exhibit?
Third, you accuse me falsely of being a Nazi apologist. I've called out, clearly and irrefutably, Hitler's atrocities and odious conduct. I've also said Churchill, who you deify and place on a pedestal, was no better for those hundreds of millions whose lives were affected by his colonist mindset, bigotry, and racism. When you continue to deify Churchill, and clamor for the world to empathize with you re: Hitler, it shows you can't think beyond your own nose...the world would rather let you and your hero, Churchill, live with the Hitlers and Hamas (magnified) than reach out to help as we did in WW2.
What next are you going to do? accuse me (and others) of anti-semitism? What a joke you confirm yourself to be!
'you.. put racist colonial pigs such as Churchill on a pedestal'
'When you continue to deify Churchill'
'your hero, Churchill'
I haven't mentioned him once.
Who are you ranting and shrieking at? Who are you arguing about Churchill with? Voices in your own head?
Hamas? Anti-semitism? You are so obsessed with Churchill (who has nothing whatsoever to do with this article) that you casually dismiss Nazi atrocities.
Seriously. Get help. You are not well.
Jamesyar Troll, no, you get help. For all your baseless accusation others are Nazi apologists, perhaps you'd do well to get treatment for your own self. For your comments:
"The British colonialists did Indians a favor by ruling over them as they did. The Indians didn't deserve any better. And still don't."
"That country, India, deserves to be colonized and ruled over. The browns can't take care of themselves and need us whites to keep them in shape."
And so on...
Away, toll, away, you apologist for colonialism. Shoo from this forum and be gone.
You are deep into your fantasy there. Are you aware that you just made those comments up? Do you know that you are fabricating this stuff, or is it real to you?
Your obsession with race seem to have triggered some kind of mental health issue. I suppose it must be much harder in the developing world to get this treated, which is tragic.
Is there anyone there that can help you?
JamesYar Troll, there you go again. Projecting once more. This time you accuse me of making comments up...when all evidence is that you clumsily patched up ("fabricated", in your own vocabulary, so telling of a troll fluent in projecting!) a quote...that you attributed to me...and used it as the basis to accuse me of being a Nazi apologist!!!
I guess you had to accuse another before being held to account for being an apologist for colonialism and white-man-rule, right? You are too pathetic and won't get away with that, troll!
Now that's the pot calling the kettle black.
I would not be too concerned about Jamesyar calling you names, it really is his only forte when he doesn't like your opinion or runs out of rational arguements which he does quite rapidly.
Just read his responses over time if you are bored or want some amusement.
Stalking is creepy - but understandable if you are a lonely, bitter old man. Correct?
Most of Europe today is in the same state as Mughal India.Some other country will probably hold a festival of Greek art and culture later this century.
And they don't now?
You say the Mughals "were renowned for their religious tolerance". Lets not go overboard with this - yes they didn't (generally) forcibly convert Hindus and allowed the Hindus to practice their own religion (The Portugese, who brought the Inquisition to India/Goa in the 16th century weren't so kind!), but they weren't tolerant by the modern definition of the term. Many of them had imposed a tax on Hindus simply for the crime of living while Hindu. You couldn't generally progress in the Mughal court very much, unless you were Muslim. (true even for musicians). And at least one prominent Mughal ruler Aurangzeb had a well deserved reputation for being a fanatic. Now, compared to most medieval monarchies, the Mughals were indeed tolerant - so I broadly agree with you, but you were perhaps a little more categorical than you needed to be.
And yes, Narendra Modi is the modern hindu version of Aurangazeb.
I agree!
I did not know Modi banned music
@Krishna Bhagawan: Nonetheless, he was adept at instigating the massacre in Gujrat. He's the 21st century version of Aurangazeb. Who know, he may well be the next PM of Secular India , Irony?
@Krishna Bhagawan: Nonetheless, he was adept at instigating the massacre in Gujrat. He's the 21st century version of Aurangazeb. Who know, he may well be the next PM of Secular India , Irony?
Are you saying Aurangzeb planted the seeds of the anger which generated Modi ? Thats a candid confession
Khichuri1 made excellent comment but erred on the comparison "compared to most medieval monarchies, the Mughals were indeed tolerant" is incorrect because most Hindu king, including the smallest one, respected all religions. On the other hand, Even the celebrated Akbar had flip-flopped (i.e. enact, abolish, enact and finally abolish) over Jazia tax.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
Again denial, trying to prove that the Indians attacked first..."In Delhi, Indian soldiers mutinied, slaughtering British civilians. In response, Britain brutally crushed the uprising and ended Mughal rule. "
Why did the Indians rise against the British? Why don't you tell East India Company officers forced farmers to abandon rice and wheat and produce indigo and opium instead, something that made their land infertile for decades. When the farmers denied their fingers would be chopped off! Why don't you tell that in order to ensure the mills of Manchester had the Indian market, our weavers' thumbs were cut off? Why don't you tell that the sons of Bahadur Shaah Zafar (the last Mughal Emperor whom you mentioned here) were tied to cannons and blasted to death! What you call a mutiny by soldiers, we refer as the First War of Indian Independence. And all this brutality was achieved by the so-called art collectors!
This is my final post on this topic. A small advice for T.E. Stop denying the history and stop cooking up false stories if you are really sorry about the colonial past. We Indians (at least the sane ones) have forgiven the British and really bear no hatred or ill will towards the present generation as you cannot blame them for actions of their ancestors. Mahatma Gandhi taught us to hate the crime, not the criminals, because they are also human beings. But, when someone wants to deny history or pass misinformation, we feel the undeniable urge to speak up in protest.
Don't waste your time on TE, the ostrich's head is deep in the sand....
Another funny statement where a theft has been disguised as a legal transaction: :...the crown landed on an auction block in Delhi. A British major snapped it up, and sold it on to Queen Victoria. " My question is how did the crown land up on the auction block in the first place? Guess what, IT WAS LOOTED, STOLEN! Wow, queen seemed to have bought stolen goods! haha hah !
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A new, lab-created antibody that mimics the action of a naturally occurring molecule causes weight loss....
The engineered antibody also appears to improve insulin sensitivity, which could fight type 2 diabetes, and it decreases levels of triglycerides.
Yang Li, scientific director at Amgen, Inc., Thousand Oaks, CA, and senior author stated that, "The results we describe in animal models are profound and very encouraging." "While we're excited about these findings, we're still evaluating the results."
The current study began by looking at a molecule called fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21). This molecule has garnered a lot of research interest because it appears to have many positive effects on obesity and type 2 diabetes according to the study.
In the body, FGF21 is induced during fasting or starvation. Scientists are still trying to understand how FGF21 causes beneficial changes, but suspect it may activate the less common but more metabolically active brown fat.
Developing FGF21 into a treatment is challenging, because the molecule isn't stable in the blood. That means any treatment developed from the natural protein might require frequent injections, he said.
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