The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evilAddition to the grimoire "Gay Lust".

The album was compiled by His Majesty Satan's Fag Slut Sodomia ⚣ aka Antichrist SlutSodomia

2025 English version. Collection for 2021-2025.

One of the main themes of Satanism of any direction is the vengeance of Satan, the forces of Hell and the demons-Satanists in Hell on evil. Therefore, I dedicate the collection for immersion in the spiritualization of Satan SatanArt №6 (pictures №501-600) to Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evil.

Many religions deliberately substitute the concept of revenge on evil with the concept of evil itself. These religions mislead people by presenting Satan and the forces of Hell in a negative light. Although, it is Satan and the forces of Hell that help destroy evil in our world and carry out retribution on evil in Hell. But numerous religions constantly denigrate Satan. The source of evil itself, i.e. "god", they set as an example to follow. Religions force you to worship evil, pray to evil, and mislead yourself forever and ever.

The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

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The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

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NATIONAL STUDENTS' UNION OF INDIA .

14.01.2005 .

Friends, .

For the first time in the history of our prestigious university, His Excellencyr the President of India came to .

address the students of the university on 12th January, 2005. The swden1s too responded enthusiastically to the .

visit, and turned up to listen to him in large number. President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, ever since taking over as the .

President has played a proactive rote, especiatty in his interaction and encouragement to the students and youth .

of the country, and it was a privilege and an honour to listen to him. Even before taking over as the Presiden~ he .

held a number of important offices. and has been instrumental tn advancing India's self-defence programmes, .

and of course, he has also been a prime participant in making lndia a nuclear power, a step initiated by the late .

Smllndira Gandhi during the first Pokhran tests of 1974. .

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However, the Left Forces of the country have never had any respect for the territorial integrity of the country. Whether it was in opposing Quit India Movement in 1947, siding with China during the 1962 war -the Left Forces have time and again proved that their loyalties lie not with their Motherland, but with their Fatherland, the communist USSR and China. WhiJe condemning India for carrying out nuclear tests, they have nevertheless kept quiet when both USSR and China carried out nuclear tests. In our campus too, SFI and AISA have repeatedly demonstrated their loyalties -by terming students demonstrating at Tianamen Square in 1989 as "ClA Agents,, declaring (in the JNUSU Council Meeting on 3/12/04) that Arunachal Pradesh was a part of Chinese territory (by defeating the resolution put forward by NSUI's representatives in the Union) and now, by showing utter d;srespect to the highest constitutional authority of the country, the Hon'ble President, by refusing to honour him. It is aU the more shocking to learn the JNUSU Vice-President tell the media that this decision was .

'Unanimous,, when representatives of NSUI in the Union had not even been informed of the proposal, and no discussion of any kind had ever taken place. It would have been a honour and privilege for NSUI to present a bouquet to His Excellency on behalf of the JNU students' community. Such disrespect towards the Nation and the various constitutional symbols of the country will not be tolerated by the NSUI, and we wiH fight tooth and nail against every step of the SFI and AISA to denigrate and destroy the territory and integrity of the Nation and its symbols. We warn the SFI and AfSA to des!st from making such anti-national remarks. which are giving JNU · such a negative image all over. .

NSUI calls upon the students of the campus to unite against and jsoJated the hypocritic anti--national forces of the campus. We call upon the students to join tonighfs protest march from Ganga Dhaba at 9 p.m. in large numbers. .

NSUJ extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri Ashok .

Tanwar, National President NSUI and Student ofJNU on .

becoming the Presitknt, All India Youth Congress. .

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JAI HIND !! Sd/-Sdi-Madhumita Chakraborty Afeemullah President, NSUI JNU Vice President, NSUI JNU .

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Agenda for Higher Education - Scripted by Whom, in Whose Interests?.

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The UPA-II regime and HRD Minister Kapil Sibal have a whole range of neoliberal prescriptions waiting to transform the very.

fabric of higher education in India. Which forces are scripting these changes?.

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The Singh-Obama 21st Century Knowledge Initiative and the Indo-US Business Council's `Higher Education Mission to India'.

are indications of the US eagerness that India deregulate education and allow foreign players to tap the Indian education.

market. This market, according to ASSOCHAM's estimates, stands at $25 billion and is projected to reach $50 billion by 2015..

Echoing the US diktat, Sam Pitroda, adviser to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on innovation and infrastructure has recom-.

mended that we "do to our education what we did to our economy" in the 1990s - i.e deregulate, withdraw state support and.

let the market have a free hand..

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Ironically in the US itself (as in other advanced capitalist countries like the UK, which are preaching that India liberalise ed-.

ucation and economy), teachers and students have been on the war path protesting against the massive fund cuts and fee.

hikes. What the US (and Britain) are seeking to do is to rejuvenate their own education business by opening up shops in India..

And a series of education-related Bills in the UPA's pipeline are all geared to open up our education for their profit. Some of.

these Bills are as below:.

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· The Foreign Educational Institutions (Regulation of Entry and Operation) Bill, 2010: This Bill is being introduced.

on the pretext that "global educational institutions" will be brought to the Indian students' doorstep. Instead, interna-.

tional experience indicates that such legislation can neither attract truly `world-class' institutions, but can only allow.

unreliable educations shops to sell sub-standard wares (relatively free of regulation) to Indian students..

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· The Universities for Innovation Bill 2010: This Bill proposes to set up 14 "Universities for Innovation" in India, which.

will enjoy Government funding but be totally free from any kind of regulation of standards or fees! These Universities,.

in the name of being `free to innovate", will be free to have foreign VCs; `merit-based' admission process free from.

any obligations to reserve seats for SC/STs and OBCs; fix their own free structures; pay differential fees to faculty;.

and admit up to 50% foreign students (in contrast to ordinary universities which have a 15% cap on foreign students)..

These Universities, while enjoying Government funding in the shape of grants of land, fellowships etc, will be free.

from supervision by regulatory authorities like the UGC. There are no norms for curriculum, teaching quality, students'.

assessment etc spelled out for the promoters of these universities, and no penalty for making false claims or failing.

to provide quality education..

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· The Educational Tribunals Bill 2010 - In the name of setting up educational tribunals at national and state level to.

resolve disputes among stakeholders in the education sector and penalise unfair practices, the aim of this Bill seems.

to be to restrict the recourse of teachers, employees and students to courts. This would facilitate foreign and.

private players in the education sector who would like to be free from the prospect of being taken to court..

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· The National Accreditation Regulatory Authority for Higher Educational Institutions Bill 2010: This Bill proposes.

to make accreditation compulsory. It may be that fund cuts can follow in case an institution fails to achieve sufficient.

credits. However, the central government will have the power to offer exemptions. Private or otherwise influential.

players can therefore secure such exemption, which is an open invitation to graft and corruption..

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Higher education is being privatised in the name of ridding it of problems like corruption and capitation fees and ensuring higher.

standards. However, the telecom scam is a reminder that privatisation and greed for profit go hand-in-hand with corruption..

The US-backed agenda for India's higher education will not only further exclude the poor and underprivileged, it will increase.

the scale of chaos and corruption in education manifold..

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An Agenda for Democratising the Campus, Defending and Expanding Our Rights.

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Fighting adverse service conditions and bu- load, refuses to extend them the due rights and benefits..

reaucratisation The services of adhoc teachers must be duly recognised.

towards promotion and maternity leave benefits be extended.

In line with neoliberal agenda to corporatise higher edu- to ad- hoc teachers..

cation, the DU Administration is hell bent on policing and.

denigrating the teaching community by attempting to impose Discrimination against librarians, other academic staff.

a corporate culture with `biometric smart cards' and com- and system programmers must end and the long-stand-.

pulsory attendance registers. ing demand of parity with the teaching community must be.

ensured..

The pretext of 6th pay commission has been used to curtail.

hard-earned promotional opportunities through imposition The Government must be pressurised to allow around 400.

of arbitrary bureaucratic service conditions and illogical teachers left under CPF scheme to opt for GPF scheme as.

point systems that benefits neither teaching nor research. their post retirement benefit stands seriously compromised..

Also the teachers under NPS (after 2004) must be ensured.

These moves must be strongly resisted to defend the au- a steady pension..

tonomy and dignity of the entire academic space..

Strict Implementation of Reservation in.

Rights of new and ad-hoc teachers must be admissions and appointments.

defended - The AGPs at the initial stages must be upgrad-.

ed. It is a shame that DU, which employs adhoc teachers on Roster system for SC/ST, OBC and PH reservations in.

such a large scale to bear a major burden of the teaching teaching posts must be transparently and strictly adhered to..

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YOUTH FOR EQUALITY, JNU CHAPTER.

3.8.2007.

..War is beneficial and necessary for the nation" said Hegel, eminent political scientist. Today at Admin..

Block, JNU, a self proclaimed small nation was on display when the believer ofextreme communist ideology.

AISA pushed its member Rajan Pandey to settle score with Youth For Equality in true Hcgei/Naxal manner..

and made a murderous attack on Sumeet Kishorc, a student ofSchool of Language and a member of Youth For Today at around II am Rajan Pandey, a student of CPS. JNU and an emerging criminal taken law in his hand.

Equality. It happened at the admin block's admission assistance area; where Sumeet was standing along with.

other members of Youth For Equality to welcome fresher to help them out in the admission process. Purely.

unprovoked Criminal Pandey was standing frustratingly at the reception area and was making unacceptableremarks to Sumeet who was receiving the new corners. To avoid him, Sumeet changed his spot as he wasassisting the new entrants. Criminal Pandey got disgusted with his own frustration and started argument withSumeet with the meanest slang one can imagine. When Sumeet decided to leave the place Criminal Pandey.

pushed him and beat him black and blue. Not satisfied with the initial fight, Sadist Pandey hurled a sharpweapon on Sumeet's head. Now unconscious and severely injured Sumeet was receiving help from his friend to .

go to the health centre when murderous Pandey threw a stone from point blank at Sumeet's face. Poor Sumeet's.

reflex saved his face but not his ear! Immediately Sumeet was taken to the JNU health centre and then to the.

Apex Trauma Centre ofAIIMS. His injury diagnosed as Intra Cranial Haematoma, a symptom which may make.

healthy person comatized or dead!! Now he is under the intensive care ofthe AIIMS Medical Doctors. Youth.

For Equality prays for his early recovery and health!! .

communists of this campus are taking strange steps to raise their standing but resulting in degrading their own .

In the recent weeks, frustrated with the presence of a modern, moderate and acceptable YFE, the.

self! Parents of new comers are being harassed as they are making uncourteous invasion to their vehicle tosnatch the fresher to induct them into their redundant ideology. Sending nubile teenagers to get Ph.D. entrant,the AISA and its communist brethren making the first visit ofJNU scholar as horrible!Imbibed in an ideology of bloodshed, loot and treason the AISA testing its new found proximity topower in JNU! Closely embracing the Naxal ideology they are giving scant regard to humanity and humanvalue. In the villages ofBihar, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal only a red flag all tp.ey needed to.

claim a Khet (paddy field) of poor farmers. Grotesque, their ideology, they can go to any extent including.

captivating law abiding persons, snatching others property and denigrating established law of the land only to.

gain sadist pleasure and to pursue an irredentist extreme communist state.The perpetrators ofthis ideology are mostly failed and frustrated individuals placed in different position.JNU must not allow its land to such outdated ideology. The student community has to take a decision: whether.

JNU or Extreme Communism?? The captivation ofJNU Registrar Abais Ahmad has now got another sequence.

-murderous attack on YFE member Sumeet Kishore!!.

But the supporters ofextreme communism have forgotten the fact that they have actually touched fire -.

that is YFE. Each member ofthis organization is as important as the YFE itself. Hundred ofstudents turned up.

immediately at the YFE camp to make the administration and police accountable. YFE supporters staged dharna.

importance ofthe matter suspended Mr. Pandey with immediate effect with the prima facie evidence. .

in front ofthe Vice-Chancellor's office to take immediate and strong action. The Vice-Chancellor sensing theNow absconded and helped by the perpetrators' of the crime Mr. Pandey waiting to be arrested by Delhi.

Police. YFE filed an FIR at the Vasant Yihar Police station under the IPC 308. The Penal Code said: ''Attempt.

to commit homicide", which is "non-bailable as well as non-compoundable". Once proved Criminal Pandey.

will be subjected to 3 years to 7 years ofrigorous imprisonment..

Naxal network of the communists. The question remained unanswered is: Is the ideology of the Naxals and It is now time to look insight the campus from a close. Youth For Equality is detem1ined to expose the.

Communists is healthy and required at all for the academic environment ofJNU???Sd/ Anuj Kumar Sharma Sd/Sanghamitra Mishra .

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Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evilAddition to the grimoire "Gay Lust".

The album was compiled by His Majesty Satan's Fag Slut Sodomia ⚣ aka Antichrist SlutSodomia

2025 English version. Collection for 2021-2025.

One of the main themes of Satanism of any direction is the vengeance of Satan, the forces of Hell and the demons-Satanists in Hell on evil. Therefore, I dedicate the collection for immersion in the spiritualization of Satan SatanArt №6 (pictures №501-600) to Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evil.

Many religions deliberately substitute the concept of revenge on evil with the concept of evil itself. These religions mislead people by presenting Satan and the forces of Hell in a negative light. Although, it is Satan and the forces of Hell that help destroy evil in our world and carry out retribution on evil in Hell. But numerous religions constantly denigrate Satan. The source of evil itself, i.e. "god", they set as an example to follow. Religions force you to worship evil, pray to evil, and mislead yourself forever and ever.

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disrupted by TMC goons. Com. Abdur Rezzak Mollah. a veteran CPI(M) leader has been attacked with petrol bombs. Most deplorably, TMC goons attacked the office of the Ganatantrik Mahila Samity (the Bengal Wing of AIDWA) in south Dlnajpur, oraggetl onto the . ~treotv it;; State Socrotary, the sonior .

communist and former parliamentarian Minati Ghosh and physically assaulted and verbally abused her. She has been hospitalised with serious injuries. .

outrageously, Trinamool goons who have no connection with the Presidency University barged into the campus of this premiere institution of higher learning, roughing up students and vandalising parts of the building. The century-old Baker Laboratory of the Physics Department, one of the most famous departments .

of the college, was vandalised. Celebrated scientist and Nobel laureate C V Raman has worked in this .

laboratory, set up in 1913 by Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose. .

All these are part of a larger series of attacks on the left and democratic forces in West Bengal by the fascistic·TMC under some hollow pretext or the other. Anybody raising any voice of criticism against the .

government has been branded a "Maoisr. Whether it be the case of the Jadavpur University professor who was arrested tor forwarding an e-mail which took a dig at Mamata Banerjee, or that of the student who asked uncomfortable questions to the Chief Minister during a TV programme, or that of the farmer who was detained for voicing his grievances, the ruling dispensation's absolute intolerance of criticism has reared its ugly head again and again. Well over 450 Left supporters have been murdered by the TMC and the CPI-.

Maoist since May 2009. .

While we are aware of the character of the corporate media and whose interests it serves, it is extremely unfortunate that DSF -an outfit which claims itself to be a left student organisation -has taken it upon itself to parrot the lies peddled by Mamata Banerjee. DSF has shamelessly chosen to .

denigrate the protest and the protesters by throwing abuses and calling names. It has made farcical claims of .

CPI(M) leadership trying to "hijack" the protests over Com. Sudipto's custodial death. Only those with a particularly jaundiced vision can hurl such accusations at an organisation for protesting it's own .

r comrade's murder. .

The student community will see through the hoax of the moral preaching of the DSF, which has gone on to .

term the protests as 'infantile rowdy' behaviour by picking on one unfortunate incident while mentioning the .

repression unleashed by the TMC in Bengal only in passing (DSF press statement. 9 April 2013), thereby .

mocking the genuine outrage of the protesters at the terror let loose by the TMC and its government. How .

different is the DSF's argument from the logic given by the ruling classes in order to brand and delegitimise .

every dissent and protest? Furthermore, the DSF has also taken recourse to white lies such as the .

protesters being 'non~students carrying placards of student organisations'. Those who joined the .

protest by SFI, DYFI, AIDWA and CITU obviously included students, youth, workers and women, including .

working class women. What can one say if the 'decent sensibilities' of the DSF are hurt by seeing working .

class women and men protesting alongside students against grave assaults on democracy? To call .

protesting working class women a bunch of rowdies is a shameless surrender by the DSF to a crass bourgeois belief in sanitised protests and protesters within the norms of ruling class 'decency'. .

Without bothering to verify the facts of the matter, this bourgeois outfit has instead joined the bandwagon of .

Left-bashing. By choosing to attack the Left instead of rallying forces with it at a time when Left activists and .

sympathisers are being relentlessly attacked in Bengal, the DSF has shown that in the ultimate analysis, they .

stand with the thugs of Mamata Banerjee; they have shown what a sham their calls for "left unity'' are. · .

The DSF's position that attacks taking place in West Bengal since Wednesday are merely the repercussion of .

the heckling by SFI activists not only highlights their own political bankruptcy, but (whether consciously or .

not) actively assists in concealing the fascistic character of the TMC. We appeal to the student .

community to condemn the terror unleashed by the Trinamool Congress in Bengal and to rally behind the left .

and democratic forces in the fight for democratic rights. .

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The Revenant - 1949

Andrew Wyeth (American, 1917 - 2009)

Andrew Wyeth, the son of the well-known illustrator N. C. Wyeth, was born in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. Wyeth was virtually a child prodigy but was not submitted to the rigorous academic training of his father's studio until age fifteen. He first achieved public recognition in 1937, with a sold-out exhibition of watercolors at Macbeth Galleries, New York. In 1940 he was the youngest member ever elected to the American Watercolor Society, and in 1945 he was elected to the National Academy of Design. About 1940 he began painting in egg tempera, a painstaking process that complemented his quick and facile watercolor technique.

In 1943 Wyeth was included in "American Realists and Magic Realists," an important show at the Museum of Modern Art. In the catalogue-and for the next two decades-Wyeth was grouped with a number of American Realists who painted disquieting, sometimes surrealistic scenes evoking the spiritual malaise and uncertainty that followed World War II. For Wyeth, this brooding and introspective emotion was universal and personal, related in part to the death of his father in a car accident in 1945.

Despite the art climate of the 1950s, which favored abstraction and denigrated Realism, Wyeth's work became famously popular. “Christina's World” (1948; Museum of Modern Art, New York) made Wyeth a household name. Throughout the 1940s and 1950s he was given one-man shows at Macbeth Gallery and M. Knoedler in New York and at Doll and Richards in Boston, and after 1944 his works were featured almost yearly across the United States, first with small groups of Realist painters or with other Wyeth family artists, and later in larger one-man shows.

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The NBMAA collection represents the major artists and movements of American art. Today it numbers about 8,274 paintings, works on paper, sculptures, and photographs, including the Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Collection, which features important works by illustrators such as Norman Rockwell, Howard Pyle, and Maxfield Parrish.

Among collection highlights are colonial and federal portraits, with examples by John Smibert, John Trumbull, John Singleton Copley, Gilbert Stuart, and the Peale family. The Hudson River School features landscapes by Thomas Cole, Asher B. Durand, Martin Johnson Heade, John Kensett, Albert Bierstadt, and Frederic Church. Still life painters range from Raphaelle Peale, Severin Roesen, William Harnett, John Peto, John Haberle, and John La Farge. American genre painting is represented by John Quidor, William Sidney Mount, and Lilly Martin Spencer. Post-Civil War examples include works by Winslow Homer, Thomas Eakins, John Singer Sargent, George de Forest Brush, and William Paxton, and 19 plasters and bronzes by Solon Borglum. American Impressionists include Mary Cassatt, Theodore Robinson, John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, Willard Metcalf, and Childe Hassam, the last represented by eleven oils. Later Impressionist paintings include those by Ernest Lawson, Frederck Frieseke, Louis Ritman, Robert Miller, and Maurice Prendergast.

Other strengths of the twentieth-century collection include: sixty works by members of the Ash Can School; significant representation by early modernists such as Alfred Maurer, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Max Weber; important examples by the Precisionists Charles Demuth, Charles Sheeler, Preston Dickinson, and Ralston Crawford; a broad spectrum of work by the Social Realists Ben Shahn, Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence, and Jack Levine; and ambitious examples of Regionalist painting by Grant Wood, John Steuart Curry, and Thomas Hart Benton, notably the latter’s celebrated five-panel mural, The Arts of Life in America (1932).

Works by the American Abstract Artist group (Stuart Davis, Ilya Bolotowsky, Esphyr Slobodkina, Balcomb Greene, and Milton Avery) give twentieth-century abstraction its place in the collection, as do later examples of Surrealism by artists Kay Sage and George Tooker; Abstract Expressionism (Lee Krasner, Giorgio Cavallon, Morris Graves, Robert Motherwell, Sam Francis, Cleve Gray), Pop and Op art (Andy Warhol, Larry Rivers, Robert Indiana, Tom Wesselman, Jim Dine), Conceptual (Christo, Sol LeWitt), and Photo-Realism (Robert Cottingham). Examples of twentieth-century sculpture include Harriet Frishmuth, Paul Manship, Isamu Noguchi, George Segal, and Stephen DeStaebler. We continue to acquire contemporary works by notable artists, in order to best represent the dynamic and evolving narrative of American art.

McVey's Barn - 1948

Andrew Wyeth (American, 1917 - 2009)

The New Britain painting depicts the interior of an abandoned barn that was owned by farmer John McVey, whose land adjoined Wyeths’Chadds Ford property. Most of the composition is dedicated to the description of wild hay and the beams of sunlight playing upon the weathered rafters and stalls. When first exhibited at New York's Macbeth Gallery the painting was praised for its brilliant handling of light and atmosphere, imaginative presentations of the objective world, and its masterful handling of the tempera medium. (1)

While the painting insists on the tactile qualities of the hay and the smooth boards and the warmth of the sunlight piercing the dusty atmosphere, it also contains a haunting note of melancholy in the old sled, just visible in the rafters, and in the long, covered, almost coffin-shaped wooden box. The enigmatic sled and box hint at a hidden narrative, at an explanation for the painting that goes beyond the palpable realities of texture and sunlight.

Death and decay is a major theme in Wyeth's works, both implicitly and explicitly. (2) Like “McVey's Barn”, many of his pictures evoke the loneliness of vast open spaces or empty interiors. (3) Throughout the years, Wyeth has explained a number of his paintings with brief anecdotes, which sometimes answer, but more often provoke, questions about the unsettling mood evoked. Distorted space and strange elongated angles are a vehicle for emotion. Common or mundane objects, such as a bucket, basket, boat, or sled, come to symbolize people. Versions of “McVey's Barn” resurface in “Hay Ledge” (1957; Gallet Co. Ltd., Japan) and in “Rafters” (1985; United Missouri Banks, Kansas City, Mo.), in which the artist used stored boats to symbolize their owners and the passing of time, persons, and events relegated to memory.

Andrew Wyeth, the son of the well-known illustrator N. C. Wyeth, was born in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. Wyeth was virtually a child prodigy but was not submitted to the rigorous academic training of his father's studio until age fifteen. He first achieved public recognition in 1937, with a sold-out exhibition of watercolors at Macbeth Galleries, New York. In 1940 he was the youngest member ever elected to the American Watercolor Society, and in 1945 he was elected to the National Academy of Design. About 1940 he began painting in egg tempera, a painstaking process that complemented his quick and facile watercolor technique.

In 1943 Wyeth was included in "American Realists and Magic Realists," an important show at the Museum of Modern Art. In the catalogue-and for the next two decades-Wyeth was grouped with a number of American Realists who painted disquieting, sometimes surrealistic scenes evoking the spiritual malaise and uncertainty that followed World War II. For Wyeth, this brooding and introspective emotion was universal and personal, related in part to the death of his father in a car accident in 1945.

Despite the art climate of the 1950s, which favored abstraction and denigrated Realism, Wyeth's work became famously popular. “Christina's World” (1948; Museum of Modern Art, New York) made Wyeth a household name. Throughout the 1940s and 1950s he was given one-man shows at Macbeth Gallery and M. Knoedler in New York and at Doll and Richards in Boston, and after 1944 his works were featured almost yearly across the United States, first with small groups of Realist painters or with other Wyeth family artists, and later in larger one-man shows.

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www.nbmaa.org/permanent-collection

The NBMAA collection represents the major artists and movements of American art. Today it numbers about 8,274 paintings, works on paper, sculptures, and photographs, including the Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Collection, which features important works by illustrators such as Norman Rockwell, Howard Pyle, and Maxfield Parrish.

Among collection highlights are colonial and federal portraits, with examples by John Smibert, John Trumbull, John Singleton Copley, Gilbert Stuart, and the Peale family. The Hudson River School features landscapes by Thomas Cole, Asher B. Durand, Martin Johnson Heade, John Kensett, Albert Bierstadt, and Frederic Church. Still life painters range from Raphaelle Peale, Severin Roesen, William Harnett, John Peto, John Haberle, and John La Farge. American genre painting is represented by John Quidor, William Sidney Mount, and Lilly Martin Spencer. Post-Civil War examples include works by Winslow Homer, Thomas Eakins, John Singer Sargent, George de Forest Brush, and William Paxton, and 19 plasters and bronzes by Solon Borglum. American Impressionists include Mary Cassatt, Theodore Robinson, John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, Willard Metcalf, and Childe Hassam, the last represented by eleven oils. Later Impressionist paintings include those by Ernest Lawson, Frederck Frieseke, Louis Ritman, Robert Miller, and Maurice Prendergast.

Other strengths of the twentieth-century collection include: sixty works by members of the Ash Can School; significant representation by early modernists such as Alfred Maurer, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Max Weber; important examples by the Precisionists Charles Demuth, Charles Sheeler, Preston Dickinson, and Ralston Crawford; a broad spectrum of work by the Social Realists Ben Shahn, Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence, and Jack Levine; and ambitious examples of Regionalist painting by Grant Wood, John Steuart Curry, and Thomas Hart Benton, notably the latter’s celebrated five-panel mural, The Arts of Life in America (1932).

Works by the American Abstract Artist group (Stuart Davis, Ilya Bolotowsky, Esphyr Slobodkina, Balcomb Greene, and Milton Avery) give twentieth-century abstraction its place in the collection, as do later examples of Surrealism by artists Kay Sage and George Tooker; Abstract Expressionism (Lee Krasner, Giorgio Cavallon, Morris Graves, Robert Motherwell, Sam Francis, Cleve Gray), Pop and Op art (Andy Warhol, Larry Rivers, Robert Indiana, Tom Wesselman, Jim Dine), Conceptual (Christo, Sol LeWitt), and Photo-Realism (Robert Cottingham). Examples of twentieth-century sculpture include Harriet Frishmuth, Paul Manship, Isamu Noguchi, George Segal, and Stephen DeStaebler. We continue to acquire contemporary works by notable artists, in order to best represent the dynamic and evolving narrative of American art.

Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evilAddition to the grimoire "Gay Lust".

The album was compiled by His Majesty Satan's Fag Slut Sodomia ⚣ aka Antichrist SlutSodomia

2025 English version. Collection for 2021-2025.

One of the main themes of Satanism of any direction is the vengeance of Satan, the forces of Hell and the demons-Satanists in Hell on evil. Therefore, I dedicate the collection for immersion in the spiritualization of Satan SatanArt №6 (pictures №501-600) to Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evil.

Many religions deliberately substitute the concept of revenge on evil with the concept of evil itself. These religions mislead people by presenting Satan and the forces of Hell in a negative light. Although, it is Satan and the forces of Hell that help destroy evil in our world and carry out retribution on evil in Hell. But numerous religions constantly denigrate Satan. The source of evil itself, i.e. "god", they set as an example to follow. Religions force you to worship evil, pray to evil, and mislead yourself forever and ever.

The Fundacion Portobelo and the Grupo Realce Historico announce that on Saturday, April 27 they will hold the 11th PORTOBELO CONGOS AND DIABLOS FESTIVAL. This is the main event for Panamanian Afro-colonial culture. Without a doubt it’s a major cultural and tourist attraction for locals and foreigners, who fill the streets of the historic town to enjoy the autochthonous manifestations of this area of the province of Colon.

This important folkloric meeting has been confirmed the support of of the Tourism Authority of Panama and the National Institute of Culture, institutions that are once again joining this cultural effort. The festival arose from the concern of local residents to maintain their traditions, and brings indisputable cultural, economic, tourism and image gains for the community of Portobelo, Colon province and the country in general.

This 11th festival is celebrated within the framework of the recent recognition of the Congo culture as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The distinction is not only a matter of national pride: it gives a definitive accolade to a culture previously denigrated and marginalized. Thanks to the persistence of its cultists of all the peoples of the coasts of Colon and beyond, it has remained alive and powerful.

Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evilAddition to the grimoire "Gay Lust".

The album was compiled by His Majesty Satan's Fag Slut Sodomia ⚣ aka Antichrist SlutSodomia

2025 English version. Collection for 2021-2025.

One of the main themes of Satanism of any direction is the vengeance of Satan, the forces of Hell and the demons-Satanists in Hell on evil. Therefore, I dedicate the collection for immersion in the spiritualization of Satan SatanArt №6 (pictures №501-600) to Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evil.

Many religions deliberately substitute the concept of revenge on evil with the concept of evil itself. These religions mislead people by presenting Satan and the forces of Hell in a negative light. Although, it is Satan and the forces of Hell that help destroy evil in our world and carry out retribution on evil in Hell. But numerous religions constantly denigrate Satan. The source of evil itself, i.e. "god", they set as an example to follow. Religions force you to worship evil, pray to evil, and mislead yourself forever and ever.

George Lowe shares a secret with Billy West at a voice actors panel. Billy is now amused by George's (presumed) denigration of whomever he is speaking about.

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AKHit. BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PAR,ISHAD .

AISA-STOP POSING TO BE A NATIONSLIST AND DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION! .

STOP DENIGRATING OUR NATIONAL HEROES!! 03 .04.2005 .

"Two VISions of NATION BUILDING are .

contending with each other-one of a fascist, autocratic, totalitarian India-another of a secular democratic, egalitarian India. AISA stands for the latter, AISA stands for democratic .

India."---a statement claimed by AISA to be made by Chandrasekharji (AISA'S last night pamphlet). .

Friends, .

The claim of the AISA as stated above clearly shows that in contrary to the avowed communist ideology,.

Chandrasekharji posed to have had faith in the ideology of nationalism. The critics may infer that such a statement was .

aimed at garnering votes in the then JNUSU elections by exploiting nationalist sentiments of the studentcommunity, but we are ready to give benefit of doubt and trust him for his words, that the spirit of nationalism was .

alive in hi.s heart of hearts. It appears ludicrous that AISA claims to be pursuing the agenda of .

' democratic and egalitarian India'.Being a student wing of erstwhile IPF and now CPI (ML), it was engaged in underground-armed struggle aimingto dislodge the Indian state and only a decade back, it joined the democratic process. It started participating in .

our democratic system not because it suddenly found faith in democracy but it was forced to do so in the face of its .

depleting cadre base and it realized that it was not possible for it to dislodge Indian state through armed struggle.The shift from terrorist-communist position to democracy is the most recent example of their ideologicaldefeat that these exhausted communists chose to be a part of our democratic system. It has joined our .

democratic system, however, only to subvert it from inside, while its .

nexus with other undergroundcommunist-terrorist organizations is an open secret. .

Even in JNU, it has the temerity to glorify Naxalite-.

terrorist movements and has been defending all kinds of terrorist and separatist activities. It has been trying tomasquerade its dangerous ideologies by sugarcoating it with democracy, though in fact and deed it has nothing todo with it. .

AISA is a novice organization and yet far it has failed to learn the democratic norms .

and traditions. Democratic system believes in respecting opposition and views, which are contrary to one's own. We respect thespirit of activism and struggle. ABVP recognizes all the students who are ready to devote and dedicate their energy.

and time for the redressal of our national and social questions. The activists may be divided into various ideological camps and may be working for the furtherance of different parties and views, but we feel the contending ideas will result in strengthening our democratic base. We don't believe in demonizing the student activists and In using.

abusive and derogatory remarks for great national leaders irrespective of political affiliations. Chandrasekharji for us was an EX-JNUSU president and a student activist and he will receive the respect which he deserves, even in the face of extreme provocation from AISA to abuse him..

In a most ridiculous manner AISA has sought to distance itself from the hitherto communist practice of.

establishing totalitarian states. They should explain to the student community why so far the communistshave failed to establish one single democratic state anywhere in the world. It is fact obvious to all that till datewherever communist have formed governments, they have been totalitarian and extremely autocratic ones. Mao's.

China, Stalin's USSR, Pol Pot's Cambodia, Castro's Cuba, are few examples, which are sufficient to expose their.

faith in democracy and an egalitarian order. The annihilation of numerous cultures in Central Asia, China andEastern Europe points to AISA's version of an egalitarian and plural society. The JNU community still remembers the day when all the AISA leaders fled the campus fearing police.

arrest the day Chandrasekharji was killed. The movement against Lalu Yadav and his oppressive regime waslaunched and led by the then JNUSU led by ABVP. AISA and all its leaders were absent from the movement anddid everything to sabotage the same. The same CPI-ML and AISA have been either supporting Lalu's regime inBihar or facilitating its continuance. TJ:ley failed to take any stand against the gangster Md. Shahabuddin, the .

person behind Chnadrasekhar's murder for the fear of losing Muslim votes. AISA has no moral position toobserve the death anniversary of Chndrasekhar; rather they should engage themselves in prayshchlt andsoul-searching exercise, if even an iota of conscience is left in them. AISA is answerable to the student community why it is trying to divert the crucial issues raised by ABVP inits last pamphlet. Why is the AISA led JNUSU silent on the issue of daily concerns like better food facility, medical.

facility, bus facility, bank facility etc. It has so far spoken not a single word on the issue of Mazhar Hussain. Itis understandable that the same compulsions of vote-bank politics, which stopped CPI-ML from launchingany movement against Md. Shahabuddin, is stopping AISA from speaking anything on the issue of MazharHussain. .

We appeal to the JNU community to donate generously for the treatment of Reshma, daughter of'a construction worker, Raju. .

VANDE MATARAM I BHARAT MATA Kl JAil! Sd/-Sd/-Amit Singh Ohananjay Singh Secretary, ABVP , JNU President, ABVP, JNU .

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The portrait was formerly assumed to have been a present from Castlereagh to his old friend Clancarty but accounts in the Clancarty family records reveal it to have been a purchase, Clancarty paying Lawrence £45 in two equal instalments, the last dated 27 January 1810 (letter from his great-great-grandson, the Hon Greville Le Poer Trench, 15 November 1961 in NPG archive). It was exhibited RA 1810 when Hazlitt denigrated it in 'The Catalogue Raisonné' as being '... in a fashionable coat, with his hair dressed in the fashion, in a genteel posture like one of his footmen, and with the prim smirking aspect of a haberdasher' (Works, IX, p 315). Copies are at Chatham House, Travellers' Club and (by Egan) at Wynyard Park. Lawrence painted three other portraits of Castlereagh, exhibited RA 1794, 1814 and 1821 (Kenneth Garlick, ‘Catalogue of Paintings, Drawings and Pastels of Sir Thomas Lawrence’ in Walpole Society Journal, XXXIX, 1964, p 123-30).

The 1814 version was the subject of a diatribe by Hazlitt in the Morning Chronicle, 3 May 1814, attacking the insipidity of Lawrence's portraits in general and the Castlereagh one in particular: '... it is not a likeness. It has a smug, upstart, haberdasher look, of which there is nothing in Lord Castlereagh. The air of the whole figure is direct and forward; there is nothing, as there ought to be, characteristically circuitous, involved and parenthetical in it …' (Hazlitt, Works, vol.18, p 18).

Commissioned by Richard 2nd Earl of Clancarty; Clancarty sale Christie's 12 March 1892 (48) bought Agnew for the NPG.

National Portrait Gallery, London

By DAVID ESPO, AP Special Correspondent

NEW YORK - Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites) unleashed a stinging attack on Sen. John Kerry (news - web sites) Wednesday night, ridiculing him as a politician who has made a career out of changing his mind. "More wrong, more weak and more wobbly than any other national figure," agreed Sen. Zell Miller (news, bio, voting record), a Democratic keynoter at the Republican National Convention.

The vice president hailed President Bush (news - web sites) as a "superb commander in chief" who has helped restore the economy since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 and will lead the nation to victory in the war on terror. Bush "does not deal in empty threats and halfway measures," Cheney said in a prime-time speech at the convention podium delivered to a nationwide television audience.

Republicans launched their double-barreled attack on Bush's Democratic opponent as the president campaigned his way into the convention city, collecting the endorsement of the union representing New York's 8,600 firefighters, some of whom risked their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

"Four more years," they shouted — echoing the chants that floated up from the convention floor several miles away as delegates acclaimed the Bush-Cheney ticket for another term.

The speeches by Cheney and Miller were the main events of the evening, but the convention seemed to move 20 years back in time at one point as delegates took in a tribute to the late Ronald Reagan (news - web sites). They cheered at video clips of the late president at his most forceful, then again when they saw former President George H.W. Bush eulogizing him in June. Madison Square Garden bloomed with thousands of blue placards that read "Win One for The Gipper."

Cheney performed the traditional vice president's role in his turn at the podium, praising the man at the top of the ticket while denigrating the leader of the political opposition. "Time and again he has made the wrong call on na

In the wake of the Salon scandal, artists from Le Havre, namely Georges Braque, Raoul Dufy and Othon Friesz, sought to be close to the Fauves. The young painters went on excursions - often in pairs - and took advantage of the rapid expansion of the railroad network during the Belle Époque. They were pioneers in the development of tourism in Southern France. The paintings produced during this time bear witness to the close exchange between the artists. For their travels, they sought out destinations that had already been painted by the Impressionists, whether in the Parisian countryside, in Normandy, or in the South of France. Derain, Braque and Friesz repeatedly traveled to L'Estaque, a village near Marseille closely associated with Paul Cézanne (Camoin maintained personal contact with him). In terms of subject matter, the focus was on coastal landscapes and seaside resorts. The artists depicted bourgeois consumer society, drawing on the emerging advertising industry and the culture of tourism and leisure. Because of their rapid painting style and the two-dimensional effect of the pictures, art critics denigrated them as 'affichistes' (poster artists). They dispensed with priming the canvas, used mostly unmixed colors, combined different forms of paint application, or painted directly from the tube.

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by thousands of students and media). in which the BSF's Presidential candidate was heckled and attacked by them. The BSF had filed a complaint against them. The communists who were hand in glove with the Chaddhi brand manuvadis in that incident, kept trying to politically exploit this incident. Yet, for more than 10 months, the JNU Admn. ~at quietly over the Enquiry Report. And finally, when the Enquiry Report was made public, it said (Hold your Breath...!) -"that BSF's Presidential candidate was.

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responsible for this incident" and reprimanded him for his 'irresponsible conduct'. This is the sense of justice of the JNU manuvadis. If in such an open case, witnes'sed by thousands of students and full media .

glare, the manuvadis stoop down to such low levels of "lies & deceit", one can easily imagine what happens in other such cases where SC/ST/OBC/RM students/faculty members are victimized by ld manuvadis, owing to their complete hold on the "System". / .

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GSCASH: THE MANUVADI BRAHMASTRA AGAINST BAHUJANS: .

. This _law .has been ~pecially enacted in JNU to "check and neutralize" inconven~nt :!d .

to .

-· · -:.:..-SC/ST/0BC/RM students and Faculty-members-who can't be tackled with =the routine manuvadi m conspiracies. This rule purportedly enacted to save the women from gender discrimination has bee-ri used re ·ry.

with impunity by manuvadis to target Bahujans. In the past, most of the (alleged) culprits (or victims..?) .

penalized 11nder this rule.are from AajHJjan Samaj and most of the complainants are manuputris. The BSF .

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has already filed a question to JNU Admn. under RTI act to specify as to how many cases have been .

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reported in the past 15 years under GSCASH and what is the caste/religious category of the complainant nt. .

as well as against whom complaint has been filed. Their reply is still awaited....! ith .

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approached Dhannendra giving him a veiled threat that if he doesn't withdraw his case against Sr. .

Warden and Kumar Ashish, he will have to face this GSCASH case against him as well (for which they IS claimed that they have two girls(manuputris) 'ready' from Chandrabhaga Hostel). But, Dharmendra bluntly told them to get lost and do whatever they can do. Yet, the fact remains that these manuvadis can fall to .

any level to harm the Bahujans, whether in JNU or elsewhere in the country. But, now since this manuvadi .

game plan is now in the open, the BSF has decided to take these manuvadis head-on. .

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a "Protest Rally1' on 6th October 2008 from 5.30 PM onwards from j Chandrabhaga Hostel to Ganga .Dhaba. All the Bahujan students ,-of JNU are appealed to join this "Protest Rally" and register their vehe.m·ent protest against iTia:1uvadis' anti-Bahujan conspiracies. The BSF also ~·w·-~--.udemands, immediate --action-against-the -culprits-~n-the-case of.caste abuse"-----and denigration of Babasaheb Dr Ambedkar-Kumar Ashish and Rajnish --· -'.::._-_-;--= Mishra,=failing which 'BSF ·w.ill take this case to higher Authorities, including __ .Parliament. The BSF also_demands .anJn-depth_and impartiaLenquiry into the past cases of GSCASH through an independent and high level body with l representatives of SC/ST/OBC/RM Communities. l You are requested tc;> join in big nos. and make this programme a huge .

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By DAVID ESPO, AP Special Correspondent

NEW YORK - Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites) unleashed a stinging attack on Sen. John Kerry (news - web sites) Wednesday night, ridiculing him as a politician who has made a career out of changing his mind. "More wrong, more weak and more wobbly than any other national figure," agreed Sen. Zell Miller (news, bio, voting record), a Democratic keynoter at the Republican National Convention.

The vice president hailed President Bush (news - web sites) as a "superb commander in chief" who has helped restore the economy since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 and will lead the nation to victory in the war on terror. Bush "does not deal in empty threats and halfway measures," Cheney said in a prime-time speech at the convention podium delivered to a nationwide television audience.

Republicans launched their double-barreled attack on Bush's Democratic opponent as the president campaigned his way into the convention city, collecting the endorsement of the union representing New York's 8,600 firefighters, some of whom risked their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

"Four more years," they shouted — echoing the chants that floated up from the convention floor several miles away as delegates acclaimed the Bush-Cheney ticket for another term.

The speeches by Cheney and Miller were the main events of the evening, but the convention seemed to move 20 years back in time at one point as delegates took in a tribute to the late Ronald Reagan (news - web sites). They cheered at video clips of the late president at his most forceful, then again when they saw former President George H.W. Bush eulogizing him in June. Madison Square Garden bloomed with thousands of blue placards that read "Win One for The Gipper."

Cheney performed the traditional vice president's role in his turn at the podium, praising the man at the top of the ticket while denigrating the leader of the political opposition. "Time and again he has made the wrong call on na

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NSUI .

Down with the shameful attempts of'JNU forum against war on people' to violate 'the national emblem act' !!! .

Right to free expression and speech should be followed by .

responsibility and transparency !!! .

JNU has always been known for its progressive student politics. Student organizations in this campus have .

Dear friends, .

always been at the forefront to struggle and fight for issues which effect our nation and its people. This .

enjoy here. Everybody in this campus enjoys the freedom and democratic right to express their views and .

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progressive and sensitive culture has always been possible because ofthe freedom, which all organizations .

concerns on whatever issue they like. This is precisely why JNU politics·is hailed across the country. .

activities in the guise of the freedom enjoyed without showing any amount of responsibility or However, unfortunately there have been few organizations in the campus that have indulged in unlawful .

These Recently the student community has witnessed such acts for instance the shameful .

celebrations were shamefully organized without the permission of the administration and it largely transparency..

celebrations that took place at Godavari dhaba after the Dantewada Massacre by naxals. People' (JNUFAW) has completely washed its hands from this issue and came up with an irresponsible .

saddened the student community in the campus. NSUI rose in protest against such naked display of anti-national spectacle on the behest of freedom of expression. 'The JNU Forum Against War on .

treated our national symbols with utmost disdain and have missed no point to denigrate it. For years response about this issue. The so-called ultra left organizations including AISA, DSU, PSU have always .

JNUSU, under SFI and AISA, have not celebrated Independence Day and deliberately avoided the .

ceremony of flag hoisting. With this kind of anti-national prejudice internalized by these organizations, .

JNUFAW actions do not come as a surprise. The red imperialists/ the juvenile comrades has time and .

("' again shown that their true allegiance is not towards India but rather towards non-democratic countries .

NSUI strongly condemns JNUFAW for bringing slips depicting our national emblem in a bad ruled by totalitarian tyrants like China, Cuba, Venezuela, etc. .

manner and warns them to use freedom of expression with responsibility. We are also apprehensive .

about the anonymous leaflets/pamphlets circulating in the campus and request administration to take .

staunch action against students indulged in it. NSUI demands strong action against the office bearers of JNUFAW ifthey are proven guilty after the Proctorial Enquiry for violating the National Emblem Act. Neyertheless, we have always stood for the freedom of expression of all the student organizations of this campus. However, we assert that owning such freedom of speech and expression shall be followed by .

This dissent and criticism should be productive and constructive in the developn1ent ofour nation. Iqbal Singh Sandhuresponsibility and transparency. Democracy needs dissent and criticism to coiTect and rectify itself. .

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The JNUSU elections. 2006-07 is taking place in an international and national contextwherein terrorism and the adverse impacts of globalization have become maJor.

challenges for the humanity at large. A large number of innocent people are being kiJled.

daily in tctTorist attacks making the world insecure and dangerous. At the global level tooa cohesi vc and coherent response to the threats ofterrorism is lacking. On the other hand,.

"vhilc North Korea has asserted its nuclear status. Iran too seems to be following the same.

path unrestrained. The nuclear power status attained by Pakistan remains a constant threatto the \Vorld owing to its unstable polity and reported leakages of nuclear technolog) to.

lerrorist outfits and to the nexus ~vhich Pakistan's lSI enjoys with these terror elements.The UPA-Communist government at the centre has not only shovm a weak-Kneedapproach in tackling terrorism, its confused foreign policy has funher harmed theinic:rcsts of India in pat1icular and the international order in general. The fndo-US nuclearGovcrnmcut WCllllS to in·esponsibly act on the issues of foreign relations with a myopic .

dcaL !ra~1 ·~ole to deal with Pakistan in Havana arc examples that th~ UPA-Communist.

vision. E'en in the (ace of increasing terrorist attacks the UPA-Communist Governmentha'l failed to respond strongly to the cha.llenge and in a most w1fortunate manner repealed.

PO fA without providing an altemative. The ongoing appeasement of the terroristelements has touchl.!d a new low wi1h the postponement of the execution of AtzaL a.

convict in the Parliament attack incident. The Vande Mataram episode has lurther.

reveaied that the UPA-Communist are not even ·interested in protecting the sanetit) ofour.

national symbols and songs, the only thing that interest them is to sing paeans for Som~L.

Chavez, fidel Castro and China. The weakness of the UPA-Communists with regard to.

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their Vote-Bank politics is resulting in emboldening the anti-sociaL terrorist elements in.

the country. The suicide by farmers and growing unemployment vvith unprecedentent.

price rise has further exposed the Congress-Communist duo. Another trend. which has.

gamed momentum in the recent years. is to denigrate the Suprc111c Court and 10 initiatL' an.

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“Here’s a plan for Alberta. Continue to use non-renewable resources in the short-term and have our eyes open to the future of that industry. We need to capture the maximum value from non-renewable resources. While we need to invest in the rest of the economy where 95% of Albertans work. Instead of cutting and denigrating public services, we need to celebrate its contribution to a strong economy and society. We need to invest heavily in infrastructure. And we need a proactive plan to deliberately share the wealth.”

“The economy is the sum total of the work we do. We need to get people working on things that matter. We need to carefully manage our resources and industries, and we need to share the wealth.”

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Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evilAddition to the grimoire "Gay Lust".

The album was compiled by His Majesty Satan's Fag Slut Sodomia ⚣ aka Antichrist SlutSodomia

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disrupted by TMC goons. Com. Abdur Rezzak Mollah, a veteran CPI(M) leader has been attacked with petrol bombs. Most deplorably, TMC goons attacked the office of the Ganatantrik Mahila Samity (the Bengal Wing of AIDWA) in South Dinajpur, dragged onto the streets its State Secretary, the senior communist and former parliamentarian Minati Ghosh and physically assaulted and verbally abused her. She has been hospitalised with serious injuries. .

Outrageously, Trinamool goons who have no connection with the Presidency University barged into the campus of this premiere institution of higher learning, roughing up students and vandalising parts of the building. The century-old Baker Laboratory of the Physics Department, one of the most famous departments of the college, was vandalised. Celebrated scientist and Nobel laureate C V Raman has worked in this laboratory, set up in 1913 by Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose. .

All these are part of a larger series of attacks on the left and democratic forces in West Bengal by the fascistic TMC under some hollow pretext or the other. Anybody raising any voice of criticism against the government has been branded a Maoist. Whether it be the case of the Jadavpur University professor who was arrested for forwarding an e-mail which took a dig at Mamata Banerjee, or that of the student who asked uncomfortable questions to the Chief Minister during a TV programme, or that of the farmer who was detained for voicing his grievances, the ruling dispensations absolute intolerance of criticism has reared its ugly head again and again. Well over 450 Left supporters have been murdered by the TMC and the CPI-Maoist since May 2009. .

While we are aware of the character of the corporate media and whose interests it serves, it is extremely unfortunate that DSF an outfit which claims itself to be a left student organisation has taken it upon itself to parrot the lies peddled by Mamata Banerjee. DSF has shamelessly chosen to denigrate the protest and the protesters by throwing abuses and calling names. It has made farcical claims of CPI(M) leadership trying to hijack the protests over Com. Sudiptos custodial death. Only those with a particularly jaundiced vision can hurl such accusations at an organisation for protesting its own comrades murder. .

The student community will see through the hoax of the moral preaching of the DSF, which has gone on to term the protests as infantile rowdy behaviour by picking on one unfortunate incident while mentioning the repression unleashed by the TMC in Bengal only in passing (DSF press statement, 9 April 2013), thereby mocking the genuine outrage of the protesters at the terror let loose by the TMC and its government. How different is the DSFs argument from the logic given by the ruling classes in order to brand and delegitimise every dissent and protest? Furthermore, the DSF has also taken recourse to white lies such as the protesters being non-students carrying placards of student organisations. Those who joined the protest by SFI, DYFI, AIDWA and CITU obviously included students, youth, workers and women, including working class women. What can one say if the decent sensibilities of the DSF are hurt by seeing working class women and men protesting alongside students against grave assaults on democracy? To call protesting working class women a bunch of rowdies is a shameless surrender by the DSF to a crass bourgeois belief in sanitised protests and protesters within the norms of ruling class decency. .

Without bothering to verify the facts of the matter, this bourgeois outfit has instead joined the bandwagon of Left-bashing. By choosing to attack the Left instead of rallying forces with it at a time when Left activists and sympathisers are being relentlessly attacked in Bengal, the DSF has shown that in the ultimate analysis, they stand with the thugs of Mamata Banerjee; they have shown what a sham their calls for left unity are. .

The DSFs position that attacks taking place in West Bengal since Wednesday are merely the repercussion of the heckling by SFI activists not only highlights their own political bankruptcy, but (whether consciously or not) actively assists in concealing the fascistic character of the TMC. We appeal to the student community to condemn the terror unleashed by the Trinamool Congress in Bengal and to rally behind the left .

and democratic forces in the fight for democratic rights. .

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of Left Front in the Assembly, also a part of the "anti-left bandwagon led by the TMC"?! One.

wonders if SFI will ever learn to recognise genuine criticism, and stop insulting and labelling such.

criticism as some "anti-left" conspiracy..

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Com Chandrasekharan's Murder: Unending Saga of CPI(M)-.

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On the issue of Comrade Chandrasekharan's murder in Kerala, SFI sanctimoniously claims that.

it "condemns" the murder and demands punishment for the killers. This statement is yet another.

breathtaking instance of hypocrisy and double-speak. We have seen how SFI claims to "oppose".

AFSPA on JNU's walls, while CPI(M) implements AFSPA on the ground in Tripura. We have.

seen how SFI and CPI(M) claim to "fight" for socialism, while former chief minister of West Bengal,.

Buddhadeb Bhattacharya stated (honestly!) that CPI(M) was actually practicing capitalism!!.

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So SFI's "condemnation" of Comrade Chandrasekharan's murder too is a similar exercise in.

double-speak - a hypocritical `democratic' pretension they are forced to maintain on the walls.

of JNU because of JNU's democratic ethos and the presence of a strong left radical force..

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Ø Two CPI(M) members and activists have already been implicated in the murder of Comrade.

Chandrasekharan. One is CPI(M) Kunnummal local committee member, KC Ramachandran,.

who reportedly paid the "quotation gang" which killed Comrade Chandrasekharan. Also, Ravindran.

Panayankandy, local committee member, Orkkatteri, is supposed to have helped the gang to.

confirm the identity of Comrade TPC..

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Ø While CPI(M) members are being implicated in the murder, CPI(M) has issued an official press.

release stating that the Comrade TP Chandrasekharan and others left the CPI(M) because of.

"greed for power", and not due to any fundamental disagreement with the CPI(M)'s politics and.

programme. The CPI(M) Kerala state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan even refuses to acknowledge.

that Comrade Chandrasekharan was a communist, going to the extent of calling him a renegade.

and a traitor!.

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Ø Hardly a few hours past the Comrade Chandrasekharan's murder, Kairali and People's.

Channel, two channels owned by the CPI(M), shamefully tried to bring in a "Muslim terror".

angle. They reported that the incident took place "near a mosque" and named only one person.

as a suspect (Rafeek, a Muslim name). They also mentioned that the car in which the assassins.

travelled had a sticker "Masha Allah" printed in Arabic and pasted on the glass! Again these.

channels after some time began reporting that "extremists" might be behind the incident. (.

www.doolnews.com/cpim-used-the-possibilities-of-muslim-te....

malayalam-article-546.html). Such absurd reporting is completely dangerous, opportunist and.

aimed at deflecting the investigation by giving it a communal hue..

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Will SFI condemn the CPI(M) Kerala state committee for continuously denigrating Comrade.

Chandrasekharan and his legacy?.

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Will SFI answer why CPI(M) did not join the state-wide bandh called by several parties immediately.

after this heinous murder? Today, Kerala is witnessing unprecedented shock, anger and resistance.

to Comrade Chandrasekharan's murder. It is widely believed in Kerala that the CPI(M) had a hand in.

his murder. V S Achuthanandan and state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan are engaged in a verbal duel,.

while the official state leadership of the Kerala continues to denigrate Comrade Chandrasekharan..

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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION .

September 13, 2001 .

Friends, .

We express our utter shock and. condemnation at the pamphlet Issued in the name of the President and Joint .

Secretary of the JNUSU yesterday, which was full of misinformation ranging from personal slander to sheer lies. T .

extent to which the JNUSU President and his group has stooped within the union council is amply demonstrated .

by the fact that the other signatory of the pamphlet I.e., the Joint Secretary of JNUSU was not at all present in .

the informal council meeting held on 11"' September. The way his name has kept on appearing In successive .

pamphlets of the JNUSU despite his total disappearance from the scene exposes the totally unaccountable and dubious .

nature of functioning of his group. .

It is also extremely unfortunate that the JNUSU President resorted t(") canards against the Vice President and .

the SSS Convenor in a most undignified manner, denigrating his office and bringing shame for the entire union. We .

categorically reject the entirely baseless charges leveled against them, which are nothing but figments of his .

Imagination. We also condemn the effort by the JNUSU President to give a casteist colour to the entire debate Just .

because we organized a public meeting on the Issue of caste In India. While our stated position has always been against .

Brahmlnical Ideology and casteism and never against Individual members belonging to any caste, the blatant lies .

published by the President surely expose his own desperation in raking up casteist and communal sentiments. .

This has become necessary for the JNUSU President both because of his political bankruptcy as well as his .

growing isolation within the student community following his total failure to provide leadership to the JNUSU. For instance .

he is trying to conceal his own silence on the SIT Issue so far, by blaming it upon soma former JNUSU President Apart .

from opposing the violation of reservation policy while seeking applications for admissions Into the SIT, he has totally .

glossed over the fact the fee for the three-month diploma course Is an astronomical Rs.15,000. .

The JNUSU President also falls to note that this School is being started without any transparent discussion .

regarding its course content, faculty recruitment, infrastructure, source of funding etc. We believe that this School of .

Information Technology is just a commercial shop being opened In JNU for the sole purpose of making money. It is not .

only devoid of any academic vision but would actually have a devastating impact upon the SC & SS, both in terms of .

drawing from its existent faculty strength as well as worsening the job prospects of the students in the longer run. Going .

by the position of the JNUSU President, It seems he would endorse these courses if the reservation policy is .

implemented and SIT is integrated ('?) with SC & SS without having any opposition to the astronomical fee of 15,000 .

rupees. We are totally oppond to thla Up eervice agalnat commerclalw.tion of education and demand a Teview .

of the entire proposal to start the SIT, Including Its present anti-deprived section admission policy and .

astronomical fee structure. .

The faithful swayamsevak within the JNUSU President has made a comeback with his spirited defence of the .

introduction of Human Consciousness and Yogic Science in JNU. These two courses are nothing but more sophisticated .

(hence undefined) versions of the set of obscurantist courses, which the UGC is imposing upon universities across the .

country. The shady justification for the introduction of some elusive 'consciousness studies' in universities by the .

President has raised serious doubts over his own level of consciousness. We would request him and his saffron brethren .

to rigorously learn and teach human consciousness along with yogic science, karamkand, Vedic astrology, witchcraft, .

black magic, voodoo worship, flying saucers, flat earth theory and human sacrifice In their ASS shakhas (which they are .

doing understandably) and leave the impeccable academic credentials of JNU alone. The progressive, secular and .

scientific minded students of JNU would never accept the proposal to introduce these undefined, mysteries and irrelevant .

courses which are being introduced through the backdoor without any discussion in the Academic Council or the Board of Studies in any school. The JNUSU President has been honest to an extent In admitting that the council meeting could not be held because of the absence of councilors from SES and SLS. We were expecting a bit more honesty from his part in .

also clarifying that these absent councilors belong to hfs own organisation and that they have been consistently absent In all the council meetings called eo far resulting In the fact that no formal council meeting has been held so far due to lack of quorum, since the teat JNUSU electlonal Therefore we find the call by the President for another council meeting to be quite farcical. We demand the Immediate convening of an UGBM to discuss the Issues of SIT and Human Consciousness I Yogic Sciences on which we have sharp differences with the JNUSU President. Under the .

JNUSU constitution, the general body of the students is t~e highest decision making body, which should be taken into confidence on such important issues having great bearing on the future of JNU. We believe that the student community would appreciate our position and respond positively to the demand for an UGBM since the dysfunctional JNUSU council under the inept JNUSU President and his group of irresponsible councilors has become totally incapable of raising any issue concerning the students. .

LONG LIVE PROGRESSIVE STUDENTS UNITY! .

Sd/-Sd/-Aibeena Shakll Mathi Anand Vice President Gen. Secretary .

Sd/-Rohit, Abdusalam, Dharamrajan, Shamshad, Shallnl, Muqbll, Dhananjay~ Tina, Councillors, JNUSU .

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if you are at all into architecture please watch the megastructure programme from channel 5 about the stadium. the poor wretched architect is denigrated to this twitching figure whose job it is to make the stadium 'look nice'. I won't go in to details, but it is like an episode of the satirical comedy '2012'. the upshot - £7 million pounds worth of twisted fabric...

Profossor Goto denigrates the intelligence of the audience and the marketing team that left her stuck babysitting game players instead of letting her do her precious work.

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YOUTH FOR EQUALITY, JNU CHAPTER .

3.8.2007 .

~'\Var is beneficial and necessary for the nation'· said Hegel, eminent political scientist. Today at Admin. .

AISA pushed its member Rajan Pandey to settle score with Youth For Equality in true Hegel!Naxal manner..

Block, JNU, a self proclain1ed small nation was on display when the believer of extreme communist ideology .

Today at around 11 am Rajan Pandey. a student of CPS. JNU and an emerging criminal taken law in his hand .

and made a murderous attack on Sumeet Kishorc, a student of School of Language and a member of Youth For .

Equality. It happened at the admin block·s admission assistance area; where Sumeet was standing along with other members of Youth For Equality to welcome fresher to help them out in the admission process. Purely unprovoked Criminal Pandey was standing frustratingly at the reception area and was making unacceptable .

ren1arks to Sumeet who was receiving the new comers. To avoid him, Sumeet changed his spot as he was .

assisting the new entrants. Criminal Pandey got disgusted with his own frustration and started argun1ent with Sumeet with the meanest slang one can imagine. When Sumeet decided to leave the place Criminal Pandey pushed him and beat him black and blue. Not satisL~d with the initial fight, Sadist Pandey hurled a sharp weapon on Sumeet's head. Now unconscious and severely injured Sumeet was receiving help from his friend to go to the health centre when murderous Pandey threw a stone from point blank at Sumeet's face. Poor Sumeet's .

reflex saved his face but not his ear! Immediately Sumeet was taken to the JNU health centre and then to the .

Apex Trauma Centre of AIIMS. His injury diagnosed as Intra Cranial Haematoma, a symptom which may make .

healthy person comatized or dead!! Now he is under the intensive care of the AIIMS Medical Doctors. youth In the recent weeks, frustrated with the presence of a modem, moderate and acceptable YFE, the.

For Equality prays for his early recovery and health!! .

communists ofthis campus are taking strange steps to raise their standing but resulting in degrading their own self! Parents of new comers are being harassed as they are making uncourteous invasion to their vehicle to snatch the fresher to induct them into their redundant ideology. Sending nubile teenagers to get Ph.D. entrant, the AISA and its communist brethren making the first visit ofJNU scholar as horrible! .

Imbibed in an ideology of bloodshed, loot and treason the AISA testing its new found proxjmity to .

power in JNU! Closely embra·:ing th~ Nax.al ideology they are giving scant regard to humanity and human .

value. In the villages of Bihar, Jharkhand, Andhra P:·\desh rui.d \Vest Bengal only a red flag all they needed to .

claim a Khet (paddy field) of poor farmers. Grotesque, their ideology, they can go to any extent inc~uding captivatiEg law abiding persons, snatching others property and denigrating established law of the land only to gain sadist pleasure and to pursue an irredentist extremt' communist state. The perpetrators ofthis ideology are mo~tly failed and frustrated individuals placed in different position. .

JNU must not allow its land to such outdated ideology. The student community has to take a decision: whether .

JNU or Extreme Communism?? The captivation ofJNU Registrar Abais Ahmad has now got another sequence .

-murderous attack on YFE member Sumeet Kishore!! But the supporters of extreme communism have forgotten the fact that they have actually touched fire -.

that is YFE. Each member ofthis organization is as important as the YFE itself. Hundred ofstudents turned up immediately at the YFE camp to make the administration and police accountable. YFE supporters staged dhama .

in front of the Vice-Chancellor's office to take immediate and strong action. The Vice-Chancellor sensing the Now absconded and helped by the perpetrators of the crime Mr. Pandey waiting to be arrested by Delhi.

importance ofthe matter suspended Mr. ·Pandey with immediate effect with the prin1a facie evidence. .

Police. YFE filed an fiR at the Vasant Vihc:: Police station under the IPC 308. The Penal Code said: "Attempt to commit homicide", which is ''non-bailable as well as non-compoundable". Once proved Criminal Pandey .

It is now time to look insight the campus from a close. Youth For Equality is determined to expose the.

will be subjected to 3 years to 7 years of rigorous imprisonment. Naxal network of the communists. The question remained unanswered is: Is the ideology of the Naxals and .

Communists is healthy and required at all for the academic environment of JNU??? .

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"I continue to be amazed when I see Christian women defending a Bible that denigrates women." - Seth Andrews

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Strengthen The Struggle To Ensure Punishment For ABVP's Habitual Offenders! Resist The Administration's Indulgence And Inaction Towards the ABVP Lumpen Brigade!! .

The lumpens of ABVP, true to its cult of violence in the rest of the country is creating new records of vandalism in the campus almost every month. If it was an assault on a minority student in Lohit hostel in October 2007, it was large-scale public violence on the occasion of the Presidential Debate in November 2007. And now, on the occasion of Chandrabhaga Night, they chose to thrash and beat a BA first year student and even assault and injure a group 4 security staff. JNU administration, on all these occasions, displayed utter indulgence towards habitual offenders and did everything at their command to delay punishment as much as possible. However, the democracy loving students of this campus has always rallied with JNUSU against such repeated vandalism. In the Chandrabhaga case too, following the massive JNUSU-led demonstration, the visibly reluctant and indulgent administration was compelled to withdraw hostel facilities of Saurabh Dubey, one of the ring leaders of this lumpen brigade. But, given the nature of the administration, it remains to be seen whether they implement this punishment in practice or allow it to be sweetly flouted by its favoured lumpens. .

Given the completely politically motivated nature of the administration and its covert patronage to the history sheeters of ABVP, it is incumbent upon all the democracy and peace loving students on this campus to prepare for a protracted struggle under the united leadership of JNUSU to ensure stern punishment for all the grave offences that have so far gone unpunished. .

Few weeks back, the lumpen brigade of ABVP indulged in vandalism and physical assault on the faculty and students of the history department in Delhi University. DU's administration at least had the spine to send the criminals behind bars. Contrast this with the blind folded attitude of the JNU administration who refused to see any crime of its pampered kids. We have seen the very same administration acting with lightning speed if the accused happen to belong to other political formations. The question that is on everybody's lips is why does this administration overlook crimes every time ABVP is involved. .

Be it ABVP's vandalism in MS University, or in DU, or in JNU, AISA-led JNUSU had always been in the forefront of the resistance, demanding summary punishment. Isolated from the student community, ABVP has always tried to find protection under the administration's umbrella. So, our struggle for ABVP's punishment is inexpiably linked with exposing their unholy alliance with the powers-that-be. It is high time therefore that we wage a protracted battle against the twin enemies who are hell-bent on jeopardising campus security and JNU's democratic culture. .

SFI, which has a shoddy history of signing a Compromise Deed (1 November 2002) with ABVP to .

settle the case of violence committed by ABVP during Ashok Singhal's visit on campus on 10 August .

2002, is now instead of targeting the administration, is more interested in pasting baseless posters .

against JNUSU. However, one need not be surprised at SFI's role. It has been the live experience of the .

students of the campus that ever since SFI has been routed in JNUSU elections -be it the UGC .

fellowship movement, or the movement for better library facilities -their sole agenda has been to .

spread confusion, denigrate JNUSU, slander AISA and thus scuttle movements. The students of this .

campus are already seeing through the game of gimmicks and politicking. We appeal to the student .

community to reject slanders and forge a rock-solid unity with JNUSU in all the struggles ahead to .

punish the serial offenders of the saffron brigade enjoying immunity under administrative patronage. .

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To Defend Campus Culture Against ABVP's Repeated Violence And Vandalism! To Expose .

Administration's Soft-peddling And Indulgence To These Serial Offenders!! .

To Ensure Punishment To These Violence Mongers!!! .

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Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evilAddition to the grimoire "Gay Lust".

The album was compiled by His Majesty Satan's Fag Slut Sodomia ⚣ aka Antichrist SlutSodomia

2025 English version. Collection for 2021-2025.

One of the main themes of Satanism of any direction is the vengeance of Satan, the forces of Hell and the demons-Satanists in Hell on evil. Therefore, I dedicate the collection for immersion in the spiritualization of Satan SatanArt №6 (pictures №501-600) to Satan as the Crusher, Tamer and Destroyer of evil.

Many religions deliberately substitute the concept of revenge on evil with the concept of evil itself. These religions mislead people by presenting Satan and the forces of Hell in a negative light. Although, it is Satan and the forces of Hell that help destroy evil in our world and carry out retribution on evil in Hell. But numerous religions constantly denigrate Satan. The source of evil itself, i.e. "god", they set as an example to follow. Religions force you to worship evil, pray to evil, and mislead yourself forever and ever.

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by thousands of students and media). in which the BSF's Presidential candidate was heckled and attacked by them. The BSF had filed a complaint against them. The communists who were hand in glove with the Chaddhi brand manuvadis in that incident, kept trying to politically exploit this incident. Yet. for more than 10 months, the JNU Admn. sat quietly over the Enquiry Report. And finally, when the Enquiry Report was made public. it said (Hold your Breath...!) -"that BSF's Presidential candidate was responsible for this incident" and reprimanded him for his 'irresponsible conduct'. This is the sense of justice of the JNU manuvadis. If in such an open case, witnes'sed by thousands of students and full media glare, the manuvadis stoop down to such low levels of ''lies & deceit", one can easily imagine what happens in other such cases where SC/ST/OBC/RM students/faculty members are victlr!lized by manuvadis, owing to their complete hold on the "System". .

GSCASH: THE MANUVADI BRAHMASTRA AGAINST BAHUJANS: .

This_ law has been especially enacted in JNU to "check and o..e..utralize" inconvenienL SC/ST/OBC/RM students and Faculty members who can't be tackJed with the routine manuvadi conspiracies. This rule purportedly enacted to save the women from gender discrimination has been used with impunity by manuvadis to target Bahujans. In the past, most of the (alleged) culprits (or victims..?) penalized unrlP.r this rule are from Bahujan Samal and most of the complainants are manuputris. The BSF has already filed a question to JNU Admn. under RTI act to specify as to how mar.y cases have been reported in the past 15 years under GSCASH and what is the caste/religious category of the complainant as well as against whom complaint has been filed. Their reply is still awaited....! .

Not just that, ·in the last two days, many communists manuputras and their chamchas have approached Dharmendra giving him a veiled threat that if he doesn't withdraw his case against Sr. Warden and Kumar Ashish, he will have to face this GSCASH case against him as well (for which they claimed that they have two girls(manuputris) 'ready' from Chandrabhaga Hostel). But, Dharmendra bluntly told them to get lost and do whatever they can do. Yet, the fact remains that these manuvadis can fall to any level to ham1 the Bahujans. whether in JNU or elsewhere in the country. But, now since this manuvadi game plan is now in the open, the aSF has decided to take theseumanuvadis head-on. .

TIME TO ACT NOW-BAHUJANSoo.l .

-. Keeping all these manuvadi conspiracies in mind, .the Bahujan Students' Front has decided to mobilize the Bahujan Students community to "oppose & expose'sthis manuvadi gandhigardi and-To protect the hcnour of The Father of Bahujan fndia-Babasaheb Dr Ambedkar. The BSF is organizing a "Protest Raliy" on sttt October 2008 from 5.30 PM onwards from Chandrabhaga t1ostel to Ganga Dhaba.. All the Bahujan students .

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of JNU are appealed to join this "Protest Rally" and register their vehement .

prota3t against manuvadis' anti-Bahujan conspiracies. The BSF also .

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---demands-immed-iate action-against-the culprits in-the-case of:.-Gaste abuse--___, and denigration of Babasaheb Dr Ambedkar-Kumar Ashish and Rajnish Mishra~ failing which BSF 'Nill take this case to higher Authorities, including Parliament. The _BSF also demands an in-depth and impartial enquiry into the. past cases of GSCASH through an Independent and high level body with representatives of SC/ST/OBC/Rf/1 Communities. You are requested to join in big nos. and make this programme a huge success. .

RALLY PROGRAMME .

DATE: 6TH OCTOBER,2008 TIME: 5.30 PM ONWARDS .

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The Revenant - 1949

Andrew Wyeth (American, 1917 - 2009)

Andrew Wyeth, the son of the well-known illustrator N. C. Wyeth, was born in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. Wyeth was virtually a child prodigy but was not submitted to the rigorous academic training of his father's studio until age fifteen. He first achieved public recognition in 1937, with a sold-out exhibition of watercolors at Macbeth Galleries, New York. In 1940 he was the youngest member ever elected to the American Watercolor Society, and in 1945 he was elected to the National Academy of Design. About 1940 he began painting in egg tempera, a painstaking process that complemented his quick and facile watercolor technique.

In 1943 Wyeth was included in "American Realists and Magic Realists," an important show at the Museum of Modern Art. In the catalogue-and for the next two decades-Wyeth was grouped with a number of American Realists who painted disquieting, sometimes surrealistic scenes evoking the spiritual malaise and uncertainty that followed World War II. For Wyeth, this brooding and introspective emotion was universal and personal, related in part to the death of his father in a car accident in 1945.

Despite the art climate of the 1950s, which favored abstraction and denigrated Realism, Wyeth's work became famously popular. “Christina's World” (1948; Museum of Modern Art, New York) made Wyeth a household name. Throughout the 1940s and 1950s he was given one-man shows at Macbeth Gallery and M. Knoedler in New York and at Doll and Richards in Boston, and after 1944 his works were featured almost yearly across the United States, first with small groups of Realist painters or with other Wyeth family artists, and later in larger one-man shows.

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In the wake of the Salon scandal, artists from Le Havre, namely Georges Braque, Raoul Dufy and Othon Friesz, sought to be close to the Fauves. The young painters went on excursions - often in pairs - and took advantage of the rapid expansion of the railroad network during the Belle Époque. They were pioneers in the development of tourism in Southern France. The paintings produced during this time bear witness to the close exchange between the artists. For their travels, they sought out destinations that had already been painted by the Impressionists, whether in the Parisian countryside, in Normandy, or in the South of France. Derain, Braque and Friesz repeatedly traveled to L'Estaque, a village near Marseille closely associated with Paul Cézanne (Camoin maintained personal contact with him). In terms of subject matter, the focus was on coastal landscapes and seaside resorts. The artists depicted bourgeois consumer society, drawing on the emerging advertising industry and the culture of tourism and leisure. Because of their rapid painting style and the two-dimensional effect of the pictures, art critics denigrated them as 'affichistes' (poster artists). They dispensed with priming the canvas, used mostly unmixed colors, combined different forms of paint application, or painted directly from the tube.