Thank you putting this up, looking forward to watching shortly ;-0) 1984 for Sikhs was such an awful time it is tough to truly assign it to the history books until the best truthful narratives can place it into context, the most important of which is the lives lost, the families broken, the societal trauma it caused to so many of us, and the permanent fracture with India for so many too.
OMG, I can’t see. It is very emotional even to talk about 1984 attacks on Sikhs. They were tortured, killed, burned alive, women were raped in front of their children, gurudwaras were attacked, Akal Takhat was destroyed by military personnel etc etc Horrible. But it never stopped after that till today, Punjab is destroyed by gangsters, drug addicts, and Many many deras like Ram Rahim deras evolved on and on -- there is no end. But significant number of Sikhs are giving their support and let it happened. What’s the solution?
Thank you putting this up, looking forward to watching shortly ;-0) 1984 for Sikhs was such an awful time it is tough to truly assign it to the history books until the best truthful narratives can place it into context, the most important of which is the lives lost, the families broken, the societal trauma it caused to so many of us, and the permanent fracture with India for so many too.
Thank you for sharing this talk.
It’s very good debate, but too long. Is it possible you can split split in short durations😊
OMG, I can’t see. It is very emotional even to talk about 1984 attacks on Sikhs. They were tortured, killed, burned alive, women were raped in front of their children, gurudwaras were attacked, Akal Takhat was destroyed by military personnel etc etc Horrible. But it never stopped after that till today, Punjab is destroyed by gangsters, drug addicts, and Many many deras like Ram Rahim deras evolved on and on -- there is no end. But significant number of Sikhs are giving their support and let it happened. What’s the solution?