10-21-2007, 07:32 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->In November 2005, Russia, Canada, Australia, Israel and the US moved a resolution in the UN General Assembly calling for January 27 to be observed each year as a memorial day for the six million Jews and other victims of the Nazi Holocaust. India voted against it.
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So if 6 millions are killed, Manmohan's against designating it as holocaust! If 900+ die it's holocaust!!
Anyone know as to why Manmohan vote against recognizing holocaust in Germany? Possible reasons:
Pandering to the anti-Jewish lobby?
Ashamed of Sonia's father part in the Mussolini's thugh-o-cracy of late 30s and early 40s?
Wanted to reserve the 'holocaust' for one particular Indian state?
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So if 6 millions are killed, Manmohan's against designating it as holocaust! If 900+ die it's holocaust!!
Anyone know as to why Manmohan vote against recognizing holocaust in Germany? Possible reasons:
Pandering to the anti-Jewish lobby?
Ashamed of Sonia's father part in the Mussolini's thugh-o-cracy of late 30s and early 40s?
Wanted to reserve the 'holocaust' for one particular Indian state?