Immigration Forum / Canada / November 2005

[Ed. Even the penny has dropped in India, the western world should take
notes...]

Call For More Hindu Babies
http://today.reuters.com/news
November 28th, 2005

A leading Hindu hard-liner has angered women and Muslims by pressing Hindus
to have as many children as they can to avoid being swamped by Muslims.

K.S. Sudarshan, who heads the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS), the
ideological parent of the Bharatiya Janata Party which led India until last
year, said a higher Hindu birth rate was vital to check a "population
imbalance".

"Whenever new people come to me for blessings, I tell them: 'Not less than
three (children)'. The more you can, the better," he said at a function
broadcast on television recently.

Women's groups in Asia's third-largest economy, with a billion-plus people,
said they were insulted and one group labeled the Sudarshan's stand an
"agenda of hatred".

"It is implied in his statement that a woman's reproductive faculties are to
be employed solely to fulfil the agenda of a Hindu nationalist state -- like
a reproductive machine," said Malini Bhattacharya, a leading activist.

[Ed. Ah, you want the career and children at 45 - then you will wonder why
you are out-numbered 24-1 by Muslims...this is the sort of attitude that has
been allowed to exist in society, for too long...]

"As if the question of a woman's right does not even arise -- her right over
her own body and health."

[Ed. What makes you think the dominant Islams will give you a choice when
they assume control?]

The RSS holds considerable sway among the large, conservative Hindu
population, especially in impoverished northern India.

It has often expressed concern about what it calls a higher growth rate
among Muslims, especially in areas bordering Nepal and Bangladesh where
India says illegal immigrants, mainly Muslims, infiltrate into the country.

More than 80 percent of secular India's people are Hindus, more than 13
percent Muslims and the rest Christians, Sikhs and other minorities. The
Muslim community grew almost 30 percent between 1991 and 2001 according to
census data, while the number of Hindus rose 20 percent. Both growth rates
are lower than a decade earlier.

But the RSS is worried at the higher growth rate among Muslims and has
called for a strict implementation of population control -- such as the
government's declared policy of a two-child family -- for Muslims.

[Ed. How about a zero child family? Put something in their tea...]

After Sudarshan's comment, the big central state of Madhya Pradesh, ruled by
the BJP, said it would consider dropping a policy barring people with more
than two children from contesting local council elections. It is not clear
if the move was prompted by the RSS stand.

"There is a difference between the growth rate of Hindus and the Muslims,"
RSS spokesman Ram Madhav told Reuters. "While all religions should flourish,
we want this demographic imbalance to be checked.

"What the RSS chief was trying to say is there should be a uniform
population control policy. You cannot have population control for a certain
section while there are imbalances in other sections. If Hindus want to have
three children, why not?

"India's Hindu character should be maintained. If there are over 80 percent
Hindus, it should remain so."

[Ed. Fancy that, protecting the host culture isn't just a white idea after
all!...]

Population is one of the biggest challenges for India's rapidly growing
economy, where planners push for a "two-child" norm. But the policy is
rarely implemented strictly.

Pointing to recent riots in France, Madhav said the RSS felt population
imbalances were a real threat.

"Imbalances in India's demography are worrying us," he said. "What is
happening in France today? What is the reason for it? Is it not an outcome
of demographic imbalance?

"India is not realising the threat."

[Ed. Like the west, they are encouraging their own destruction...]

Leading Muslims said there was no threat.

"Demographic imbalance is one of the emotive issues the RSS uses to polarise
Hindus and nurture (a) fear psychosis in the majority community,"
Zafarul-Islam Khan, editor of The Milli Gazette, a leading Muslim newspaper,
told Reuters.

"Serious research ... has shown the claim that Muslims are reproducing more
than other communities is false."

[Ed. "Nooo we aren't a threat, we simply have four wives each with six
children per wife...nooo, we are your friends...."]

--
Jim
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Western_Nationalist
Union Against Multiculty

"Abolish Multiculty and String Up The Traitors!"