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Originally posted by Nanhesru Ningyake:
your pro-US stance in some of the US vs. India discussions caused genuine Indians to label you a traitor? Or was there more to it
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Originally posted by Paul McKenna:
Well, lets define a traitor. I could be called one if I betrayed India. To betray I must have the confidence of that nation and then let it down. I dont think India ever relied on me nor have I ever let India down. I have simply acted based on some very strong beliefs that I hold. Is it possible that you just chose the wrong word to use.
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Originally posted by Nanhesru Ningyake:
So my original question, just out of curiosity, was, did you change to a Western sounding name merely to avoid being heckled by Indians in future discussions?
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Jim and Map are my two favorites. Especially Map because she is so much like me! How's that for an insult, Map?Originally posted by HS Thomas:
Oh yeah ! Jim and Map, too
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"I try my best to make *all* my posts nice, even when I feel upset" -- Philippe Maquet
Originally posted by Rufus BugleWeed:
Johnson Chong had some posts I found to be captivating.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
Jim and Map are my two favorites. Especially Map because she is so much like me! How's that for an insult, Map?
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