Dr. Velu Annamalai - Africans In India The Original Inhabitants of India were dark-skinned and closely resembled the Africans in physical features. They founded the Indus Valley Civilization which, according to historians,was one of the worlds first and most glorious. Aryan tribes invaded India,destroyed the Indus Valley Civilization,and employed a cunning,deceptive religious ideology to enslave the Indi-genous people. Those who fled to Indias forests and hills later came to be called tribals. As these native Indians were gradually overcome,captured and enslaved they were kept outside village limits and untouchability was enforced upon them. These people became untouchables. Part 1 Runoko Rashidi presents a short slide presentation detailing The African Presence in Early and Modern India. Part 2,Dr Velu Annamalai discusses the apartheid like class-caste struggle. Then he give a brief history of Sergeant Major M.K. Ghandi, being the # 1 Enemy of the Black Untouchables in India as well as the ZuluS in South Africa during the Zulu and Boar Wars. It would seem that Ghandi was actually a a mouth piece for the British in the same way that MLK, being influenced by the philosophy of Ghandi was a mouth piece of the U.S. Note how Dravidian / tamil people were called untouchables due to the colouring of their skin, probably one of the reasons they left India for Sri Lanka. Also id like to say that, when reading the book Life of Pi, i never once had the impression that Piscine Molitor was an Indian Gujurati boy the way Hollywood tries to portray it. I remember him as a skinny teenage boy of Tamil origin, which means to me: Dark Skinned. And that i am disgusted by the fact that googling/typing South Indian or Sri Lankan gives me light skinned indian woman, and googling/typing in Tamil Children gives me As if tamils everywhere are still in the westerners mind guerrilla terrorist forces. As if THEY are the oppressors As if they are savage and uncivilized. Today so called Indians owe most of their language, their civilisation and their culture to Tamil Dravidians, yet they still remain one of the most oppressed groups in the history of this planet. The rest is hollywood for you https://youtube/watch?v=_6-xip9QCYM Amunet TheGod Neter
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 16:55:22 +0000
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