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As you all are aware that the liT-Delhi has, under a deep rooted conspiracy, terminated theenrollment of 20 SC/ST$ students recently. These students were deliberately failed in their exams by the~ manuvadi faculty of liT, aided by -manuvadi administration.from behind the curtain. This is not for the firsttime that this has happened. Such instances have always been galore in the history of IJTs. However, in the.
past few years this has taken epidemic proportions. It's important to understand this matter in order to.
understand the manuvadi brigade's anti-Bahujan conspiracies. especially in the portals of Institutions of.
higher learning like IITs, II Ms. JNU, AllMS.etc. .
Ills-Sacred Cow of manuvad: Just like on roads of Delhi and other cities across India, they ~re.
found littering. Nobody is allowed to touch them. They can go on hitting the pedestrians, obstructing the.
motorists. and shitting on the road. No authority is ever allowed to touch them. Ju::;i iike these: sacred cow5;.
} HTs have become such centres of manuvadi incompetence that have produced just 3 rd rate "intellectualdung" in the past 50 years-sort of factory for producing "-high tech-labourers" for Western countries. One.
can rightfully ask-What is the contribution of IITs in R&D in science and High grade technology? What .original scientific research has bee.n carried out in the holy precincts of IITs? What path breaking scientific.
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·. . concepts have emanated from liT campuses of India? How many ~0b~t prizes these self-styled 'Sultans ofScience' has produced? The fact is that it's the mulnivasi Bahujans who have contributed mostly for the.
scientific development in this country in the past 5000 years. When half-naked Arya·ns (ancestors of presentday manuvadi brigade) were grazing their (sacred) cows in the pasture lands of Central Asia 3000 yearsback, the Bahujans (ancestors of present day SC/ST/OBC/Religious Minorities in India) were building megacities, towering buildings etc and attaining tremendous progress in the fields of Town Planning. Arts &·.
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Architecture, Physical Sciences, Medicines etc. Whatever India has achieved in the past has solely been.
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the contribution of either Buddhist and Islamic Rulers or the British Empire. Is there any example of anyJ.
, world class Research or invention that has been contributed.
manuputras'? by these self-styled 'meritorious .
In fact, history tells us that these manuvadis are the most unscientific (rather anti-science) 'minds' in .
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the whole world. Till the last 150 years back, the manuvadis were even wary of traveling out of India for thefear of breaking their religious taboos. There interest in acquiring knowledge never went beyond roting(their) bogus Sanskrit scriptures. Scientific thinking calls for a rational mind for its progression, whilst thefact is that the manuvadi mind is atrociously irrational. dogmatic and regressive. It lives in its -imaginary.
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golden past' (which never existed!) and refuses to come out of its delusional thinking. The irony of the.
. whole situation is that these 'intellectual crackpots' are today claiming to be the sole custodians ofscientific thinking, owing to their hold on political power. The whole talk of 'merit' is nothing but a crooked.
ploy to stop the real scientific talent of this country from entering the "sanctum sanctorum'' ·Of Indian.
science-the IITs. The manuvadis very well understand that the day SC/ST/OBCs and Religious Minority.
students start entering the IITs, IIMs, and other such 'rSrestigious' institutions in big numbers, their crookedhold ,on this system will collapse in no time. .
It is a well known fact that majority of SC/ST/OBC/RM students who join these. high profile.
Institutions like HTs, IIMs, .
JI~U. AIIMS de generally como fru,·~~ .;ery poor and rural tJackground. They enter.
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such high profile institutions on the basis of their hard work and fighting against insurmountable c;>bstacles.
put up by the (manuvadi) society and adverse circumstances created by it. Despite poverty and other socio-.
economic handicaps, it's their hard work and desire to excel that makes them aspire and reach IITs and.
other such institutions. On the other hand, the spoon-fed manuputras/manuputris, .who join here usually.
come from a privileged and urban background; not to mention, the lakhs and lakhs of rupees spent Or:l.
getting pre-exam "coaching" from 'reputed' coaching centres (nodal agencies on ~"Paper-Leak" exercise.
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which benefits manuvadis the most). Such 'merit' boosting 'Viagra" .method generally adopted bymanuvadis to boost their 'merjt' level is the prime reason for their much hyped 'rperit'. Upon joining theseinstitutions, the manuvadi students are, on one.hand, extended all help and support by the manuvadi.
faculty whereas the Bahujans students are always··at the target of the manuvadi faculty towards spoiling.
their academic records. On a level paying field,· the manuputras are not even a shade of the creative.
' intelligence and intellectual capacity of Bahujans. rhe glorious history of Bahujan Rule in this country and.
the dark ages of manuvadi rule (as it is today) are a live testimony to that. .
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ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
This is 2 ounces of a merino/bamboo blend. The roving was purchased from www.missbabs.com via ebay.
This photo has a little mood lighting, so I'll take proper photos on a white background later, but doesn't it look nice? This is the same roving as before, but now it's dry and braided!
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
The very first photo ever taken with my new Nikon D50. With my lenses in San Francisco, I resort to aluminum foil. Ten second exposure was clearly a bit optimistic.
Leader Brenda Huerta from Doctors Medical Center in Modesto preps for her first political precinct walk at the North Valley Labor Federation. "As a new steward I didn't understand the importance of being strong in politics until I found out that proposition 32 could wipe out the strength of all California unions. As long as I am a leader, I will never let my voice be silent. That's why I came out today.
Camera: DCS520C Serial #: K520C-03975 Width: 1152 Height: 1728 Date: 05-05-2002 Time: 18:33:25 DCS5XX Image FW Ver: 3.2.3 TIFF Image Look: Product Sharpening Requested: No Counter: [48451] ISO Speed: 400 Aperture: f5.6 Shutter: 1/250 Max Aperture: f2.8 Min Aperture: f32 Exposure Mode: Manual (M) Compensation: +0.0 Flash Compensation: +0.0 Meter Mode: Evaluative Flash Mode: E-TTL (1st curtain sync) Drive Mode: Continuous Focus Mode: AI Servo Focus Point: --o-- Focal Length (mm): 70 White balance: Preset (Flash) Time: 18:33:25.655
Pizza Fries, and a strawberry Eegee from Eegee's. #firsttime at Eegee's.
7 Likes on Instagram
4 Comments on Instagram:
alex_blaksley: Dude I havent had eegee's since they used to bring it to us during marching band. So jelly right now.
nmosesgo: Are you sitting in a mazda 3? Lol
tylermarcy: @nmosesgo Yup, Morgan's car.
nmosesgo: #lavish
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.
Also known as the documentation of the first time I tasted kiwi...
Haha I was talking on the phone to my boyfriend (who lives a thousand miles away so that's the only way we communicate) and he was flabbergasted when I told him I had never eaten a kiwi. He suggested that I go to the grocery store immediately, and document it as my [365] shot of the day. So Richard, this one's for you :)
xoxo
ZAHS advanced band performs at Grandberry Mall
Zama American High School’s advanced band played for the first time in a local foreign national concert venue May 22 at Grandberry Mall.
Kevin Hanson, Zama American School band teacher, said he has been here nine years and they have been unable to find a venue off-base.
“For this performance opportunity, we had to send a video of the band to be asked/accepted to play,” said Hanson.
The symphonic band of 41 students played a variety of music to include some Disney movie themed music, Batman’s theme song and the Mission Impossible movie theme song.
Hanson said the mall manager was watching the crowd and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
“We were invited to come back anytime,” said Hanson.
(U.S. Army photo by Alia Naffouj)
To see more photos and videos from the Camp Zama community go to USAG-Japan Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/garrisonjapan/.