Parallel Female Commando Force For Kejriwal?

Why is the Aam Aadmi Party creating an additional, parallel militarized female police force, not subject to Delhi government? If the AAP has been heavily funded by foreign governments (Western), isn’t this force also likely to become subject to outside influence?

First,  we had Wayne May, a US federal agent, telling the Delhi police to stand down from investigating a case of theft and extortion filed by a senior Indian diploma.

Then, we had Wayne May (who was violating tax law and import laws to conduct commercial operations in the embassy, a fact that you won’t hear in any Western paper) obstructing the judiciary of a sovereign country to spirit out the maid Sangeeta Richard.

Then, you had Wayne May instructing his colleagues to get US Marshals to arrest and strip-search a diplomat over her protests of immunity.

Now, using the pretext of an exaggerated rape crisis, drummed up by the UN, you have a commando force created by the foreign foundation funded Aam Aadmi Party taking over in Delhi, not responsible to Delhi government, but as a parallel force.

Ostensibly the female force has been created to check rape, but in reality, whatever the pretext, it constitutes an extra-governmental private police force only responsible to Arvind Kejriwal, the CIA/ Rothschild stooge?

Ms Birla, who was appointed after her anti-corruption Aam Aadmi Party beat the ruling Congress into third place in the Delhi state government elections last month, believes an all-female commando force will make the capital’s streets safer.

“The Delhi Police won’t care about the commando force because they will still be under the home ministry. What authority will the force have,” Ms Kumari said.

“There are lots of flaws in our system. Many corrective measures need to be taken to make public transportation at night safe for women. We are starting with an all-women commando force. Several ex-army men and martial art instructors have been roped in to train women. Interestingly, more than men, women are coming forward to get trained, which is a positive sign.

They will be trained in Tae Kwan Do and then deployed on several stretches at night,” she told the Times of India.

She also plans to recruit 5,000 women autorickshaw drivers to help make women feel less threatened at night.

Her plan has been questioned by women’s rights campaigners however who said while it was well-intentioned, it would create a parallel force without the support of Delhi’s police.

“We need to bring more women into Delhi Police, not a parallel force. It would better to strengthen the existing police force and demand that it comes under the control of the Delhi government,” said Ranjana Kumari of the Centre for Social Research.

Following the outcry after the Delhi gang-rape and murder, the capital’s then chief minister Sheila Dikshit complained that her state government had no control over the police which comes under the central government’s home ministry.

What Was Snowden Doing In India?

Update: India is now investigating whether Snowden visited India in an official capacity or privately, as a tourist.

Foreign Policy via EPJ:

“Snowden didn’t disclose his India trip to investigators when renewing his top-secret security clearance the following year. It was that clearance, NSA officials say, that gave Snowden access to the 1.7 million classified files he later stole from the agency’s computer networks and databases. U.S. intelligence officials have faulted the company that conducted Snowden’s background check for not more thoroughly questioning him about overseas travel and what foreign nationals he may have met with, which is standard procedure for detecting whether someone is spying for a foreign power. They have characterized the background check as flawed and incomplete.

But Foreign Policy has learned that Snowden’s trip to India should not have been a mystery to the U.S. government or intelligence agencies. Snowden was in the country in his capacity as an NSA contractor “to assist as a technical expert” at the U.S. embassy in New Delhi, according to an individual with knowledge of the situation who asked not to be identified. Snowden also told his computer instructor that he worked for the NSA and that he was in the city “on business,” said Rohit Aggarwal, the CEO and founder of the school, Koenig Solutions. Government employees and contractors are not required to disclose foreign trips of an official nature, and may even be instructed not to, in order to avoid compromising intelligence operations and programs, according to two former U.S. intelligence officials.

Snowden’s time in India has been covered in the Indian press but has received little attention in the United States.

The travels offer a rare glimpse into his activities in the years before he became arguably the most famous leaker of classified secrets in American history.””

My Comment at EPJ Below:

5 comments:

  1. “… The most famous Leaker… “? No, Snowden is a whistleblower.

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  2. A further NSA document obtained by the Hindu suggests the agency selected the office of India’s mission at the UN in New York and the country’s Washington embassy as “location targets” where records of Internet traffic, emails, telephone and office conversations – and even official documents stored digitally – could potentially be accessed after programs had been clandestinely inserted into computers.

    In March 2013, the NSA collected 6.3bn pieces of information from internet networks in India and 6.2bn pieces of information from the country’s telephone networks during the same period, the Hindu said.

    After the Guardian reported in June that Pm program allowed the NSA “to obtain targeted communications without having to request them from the service providers and without having to obtain individual court orders”, both US and Indian officials claimed no content was being taken from the country’s networks and that the programs were intended to aid “counter-terrorism”.

    Syed Akbaruddin, an external affairs ministry spokesperson, said on Wednesday there was no further comment following the latest revelations.

    Siddharth Varadajaran, editor of the Hindu, said the Indian government’s “remarkably tepid and even apologetic response to the initial set of disclosures” made the story a “priority for Indians”.

    A home ministry official told the newspaper the government had been “rattled” to discover the extent of the the programme’s interest in India. “It’s not just violation of our sovereignty, it’s a complete intrusion into our decision-making process,” the official said.

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  3. I wonder why Foreign Policy, an establishment mouthpiece, is putting this out now? It’s been covered widely before. Red herring much?

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  4. Parallel, militarized female police force introduced into Delhi, under the pretext of the increase in rapes (drummed up sensationally, of course), ostensibly to thwart rapists.

    Actually, this police force is not under Delhi govt. but parallel to it and seemingly responsible to the AAP Party – which is heavily funded by FOUNDATIONS.
    (Ford etc.)

    Delhi is thus effectively under Foundation rule and they now have their own private police force..

    Following on the fact that the US embassy security and anti-terror chief (who was buying and selling duty free goods, and violating tax law) was able to obstruct the Indian judiciary, evacuate the maid, and instigate the arrest and strip search of a senior diplomat over her protests of immunity, this suggests where real power in Delhi lies.

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Crude Posts Suggest Nanny Rescue Not Philanthropic

The Times of India has got on the case and draws the obvious conclusions. While the US embassy has been putting out the story that the intervention of Wayne May and his wife into the Sangeeta Richard case was humanitarian, intended to save her from the malice of a thuggish Indian diplomat, the Mays’ social media chatter gives an entirely different picture of the two, one much more in keeping with the theory, proposed on this blog, that the “trafficking” case was initiated for political reasons, not humanitarian.

“The Indian ”holy cow” is a recurring theme in their entries, starting from the time Wayne May was posted in New Delhi in 2010. The first of the pictures appears in June 2010 with a comment from Wayne saying, ”No eating the sacred cows.” A little later, he adds, ”one week in country and I already miss steak.”

His wife Alicia captions another photo ”Stupid Cow.” A friend comments, ”You just insulted their cow,” to which May responds, ”Not the first time, not the last time.”

[Lila: In the post, it’s actually “you just insulted their god,” which is far more inflammatory, so I guess Times of India, trying to be a good international citizen, changed the word.]

But a short time later, she shows the kind of frustration that many Indians might also share: ”Just wait till you have to dodge these beasts in your car because they are laying in the middle of the road blocking traffic – they lose their “holiness” real fast. And, as holy as they are supposed to be, most of them are bodyline starved. It’s awful to see. Everything is a contradiction here…”

There is other banter in which enraged nationalists see signs of Indian laws being broken by the meat-loving diplomats. ”Had real American Hamburbers for dinner last night. A friend smuggled them in his suitcase last night,” Alicia Muller May writes in September 2010, soon after their arrival in India, adding, ”water buffalo burgers just aren’t cutting it. Oh, the simple pleasures of life….” Another time, she alerts her friends in Delhi to ”a good friend in Beijing who is coming to the CLO office with beautiful pearls for sale…” – which some see as evidence that embassy premises were being used for commercial activities.

In one bizarre exchange in November 2012 in response to a Huffington Post article on claims that are meat eaters being more prone to violence and sex crimes, Alicia May says ”I’d like them to do a follow up article on how many vegetarians rape women here every day.” It is the vegetarians that are doing the raping, not the meat eaters, she says, later adding, ”applies only to Indians, not westerners.”

The domestic Indian staff for whom they professedly had concern don’t come out very well either in their corrosive social media exchanges. In one photograph, it is pointed out that their pet dog Paco looks bigger and in better health than their Indian gardener. Paco, says May, gets more protein in his diet. Another times, May goes to a mosque in Delhi with two visitors where they get a VIP tour because they are from the US embassy.

“I hate the taste but I have to be polite,” she says about having to drink tea at the mosque. Her friend: ”Tea? I thought it was coffee.” ”If it tastes like rancid mushroom, don’t drink it.” Friend (who is evidently serving in Afghanistan): ”Everything is rancid in Afghanistan. That’s how you know it is farm fresh.”

To be sure, most of the exchanges are frivolous and typical of social media tattle. But given the sensitive positions they occupied in the US embassy, they are, particularly in hindsight, astonishingly offensive, robbing the couple of their “bleeding heart” credentials that is said to have led them to spirit out Sangeeta Richard’s family from New Delhi.

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/Waynes-world-Was-expelled-US-official-a-bleeding-heart-or-an-ugly-American/articleshow/28719329.cms

At BharatRakshak forum, one astute poster also suggests that May was likely CIA and used his power to prevent the Delhi police from doing anything about the criminal case filed against the maid:

“It is possible that “May” is CIA. I don’t think any diplomat will give a sh*t about a simple domestic servant dispute. He decided that he is powerful enough to teach Devyani a lesson by getting her raped. This seems to be a operation planned between May Couple along with somebody like Urza Shamim Zeya to show “who is daddy” to IFS. “May” controls a staff almost of 500 security staff and liason’s with Delhi Police.

Look at the actions of Delhi Police, they first refused to register FIR. Then after Court directed FIR, they refused to investigate or make arrests. Third they even refused to issue “look out” notices or seize passports of SK Family members. Delhi Police has 4 levels of failures in spite of Court orders and calls of Devynai father. My guess is that “May” used favors to fix some very high IPS level officers of Delhi Police. Not to forget inspite of withdrawal of immunity to US Counsels cars, Delhi Traffic Police did not take action and a specific letter had to written to them by GoI to take action, then they have taken action only for one day.”

Devolution For India; Fascism For US

Bharat-Rakshak.com

“Unfortunately in India, the media is so biased towards particular political parties that establishing an “independent media” is very difficult. The media guys are biased towards political parties on domestic issues. So if a government establishes an “independent media”, it will be pro-government, a la DD. Will the govt suffer its own media criticizing it because it is “independent” ?

On this issue, compare the US media. They are totally biased on domestic issues. But on international issues, they usually toe the US government line, especially if it involves any dispute of US with other countries. Rarely do you see editorials and media taking an anti-US position.

In India, the media has been so subverted by US and other lobby groups that rarely do you see any united pro-India position across all media.”

Zio-Christian India-Hating Federal Agent Behind Nanny-Gate?

UPDATE: There were a few other comments that deserved highlighting. One was a reference to the cows as India’s god. Ms. May said it would not be the first or last time she would insult India’s gods.

There was also a reference to their mali (gardener) as being less well-fed than a dog. This comment was made casually, as a joke. It seems to me that if the couple had such humanitarian instincts, they could have begun at home by feeding their mali better. It also suggests to me that whatever the motive for the “rescue” of Sangeeta Richard, humanitarianism had little to do with it.

Please compare the appearance of  the mali in India (albeit at a posh Western embassy) with the appearance of the nanny in New York (Sangeeta).

The mali employed by the American is emaciated. Sangeeta is not. Moreover, the mali has a good job compared to millions of  working people in India.

Conclusion? NGO psyop to demonize a country targeted for a color revolution.

UPDATE

I changed the post title so that it’s not CIA agent, but Federal agent, because on second thoughts, Mr. May’s daughter’s remarks, referring to her father as an agent, probably meant “federal agent.”

However, the utter synchronicity with which the US Marshals, State Department, and the NY DA Bharara acted shows that this whole operation was set-up as a government action, likely coordinated with the “modern slavery meme” which was pushed heavily in the mainstream media in September-October 2013 and has been taken up by Bill Gates and many other billionaire corporate heads. That was exactly the time when Khobragade’s efforts to locate the maid and charge her with theft and extortion were frustrated by the Delhi police (now we know why  – the influential US embassy anti-terrorism chief who was in charge of liaison with the local police had turned the screws on him).

ORIGINAL POST

Now it turns out that the the Bureau of Diplomatic Security coordinator of the anti-terrorism program at the US embassy in Delhi, Wayne May (and his diplomat wife Alice Muller May), don’t much like India or Indians.

May is the guy who subverted the Indian judiciary, refused to let the police in Delhi act on Khobragade’s charge of extortion, got a T visa for the nanny, and “evacuated” her out of the country a couple of days before the diplomat was arrested, likely at his instigation.

The May’s Facebook page was taken down as soon as bloggers pounced on it, but someone saved it and uploaded it elsewhere.

See Racist American Diplomats at tumblr.com which has posted some of the FB comments, along with their own notes.

The FB comments show the Mays buying and selling duty-free goods at their place (illegally), boasting about having diplomatic immunity (for doing what they’re doing); enjoying rounds of parties, while complaining about India; referring to India as bizarre and to Indians as “vegans who rape.”

Apparently Wayne May is an “agent,” according to his daughter’s comments.

She could have meant CIA agent, or just meant the term (agent) generally.  But in the circumstances, it’s likely that May is a CIA agent.

On further thoughts, although the whole business smacks of an intelligence psyop, I think she probably meant federal agent.

Readers of my blog will know that I’m not big on calling ordinary people racists, unless they advocate legal sanctions or murder.

But I do have a problem with DIPLOMATS in charge of security, who head anti-terrorism units and claim to run “community outreach” subverting the judiciary in a  friendly country, creating huge ill-feeling with their high-handed actions, and posting puerile comments about their host country publicly on the internet.

Alicia Muller May and Wayne May

Blabbing exactly what you think makes for a great blogger, but a pretty bad diplomat. Or head of “community outreach” in the case of Mrs. May.

[Ms May is not alone. Here’s what Maureen Chao, the Vice-Consul of the US Consulate in Chennai said while trying to sell high-priced foreign universities to Indian students:

“I was on a 24-hour train trip from Delhi to Orissa,” the eastern Indian state, Chao continued, according to Agence-France Press. “But, after 72 hours, the train still did not reach the destination … and my skin became dirty and dark like the Tamilians.”

[Of course, she got sent to “re-education camp” after that, which was also pointless….but you get the picture of the deep-seated prejudices and preferences of the overlords of morality that supervise the imperial plantation.]

One wonders what kind of outreach Ms. May can do when she doesn’t seem to like being in the country and doesn’t have the self-restraint not to vent her feelings about it on the internet. It’s also very telling that Ms May has no Indians in her circle on the net.

What’s more fascinating than any specific comment is the overall tone. Nothing of substance or insight. Endless chatter with an all-American cast (no Indian friends) about wine, food, trips, and various dinners.  Plenty of posts about negative news reports. Frequent references to America as “the real world.”

Mind you, these folks, as diplomats, live in the better part of Delhi, are exposed to little in the way of the real travails of Indian life.  But even their own air-conditioned, sheltered enclave, with its duty-free imports, liquor and special privileges, is too demanding.

Had these comments been made privately, there would be nothing to say about them. Hundreds of blogs say far worse.

But they are dangerously inflammatory statements for diplomats charged with “anti-terrorism” coordination, responsible for thousands of lives – American and Indian- and for good relations between both groups.

Wayne May: https://app.box.com/s/e8ghs9b4kpbqicvsro4w

Alicia May: https://app.box.com/s/4sh98h97flxukl2n7dit

Here are some excerpts from Alicia Muller May’s Facebook page:

Nov 18, 2012 7:12 AM

“I’d like them to do a follow up article on how many vegetarians rape women here every day.”

Nov 18, 2012 *:18 AM

” It’s the vegetarians that are doing the raping – not the meat-eaters. This place is just so bizarre.”

December 1, 2012

“It applies only to Indians, not Westerners”  (Lila: “it” refers to the notion that vegetarians rape)

December 22, 2011

“the head religious guy at the mosque” (Lila: the woman doesn’t know the word “imam”?)

Dec 22, 2011

“I hate the taste of tea but I have to be polite”

August 1, 2011

A friend:

“Oh Wayne, is this what you’ve become after living in Corinth, New Yorkstarting off to end up a third-world country photographer needing to whore himself out to the highest bidder.”

Real US Diplomats Take Over From US State Dept

The New Indian Express:

“The Keystone State Boychoir from Philadelphia, that gave a two-hour concert to a packed auditorium at the India International Centre Saturday evening, and got a standing ovation at the end, said they had heard about the diplomatic fiasco and were “deeply sorry” for whatever had happened.

“We cherish the friendship of the people of India and we are deeply sorry for what has happened,” said Steven M. Fisher, the assistant director of the Boychoir that regaled the audience with a repertoire of Christmas carols, American folk and Indian hymns that were the favourite of Mahatma Gandhi. The visit of the all-boys’s choir to India was facilitated by Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and his greatgrandson Tushar Gandhi.

The choir group was advised that this was not the right time to visit India because of heightened anti-American sentiments inflamed by the diplomat row that was caused by the mistreatment and humiliation of Devyani Khobragade, a young Indian diplomat who worked at the Indian consulate in New York, over alleged visa fraud and violation of workers’ rights following alleged exploitation of her Indian housemaid.

“But we found our reception in India incredibly warm,” said Fisher.

He said the group was even advised by American embassy officials not to sing American songs, but found no hostility among Indian audiences during their performances in New Delhi and Gurgaon and also with the children of the Salaam Balak Trust that works for the welfare and development of street children.

The choir also visited and sang at the Gandhi Centre at Delhi University, at the footsteps of the Jama Masjid and visited Gandhi Smriti, the site where Gandhi was assassinated Jan 30, 1948, where they sang Zikr, an Islamic chant, and Ramkali, based on a Hindu raga.

The Boychoir has performed in all seven continents, including in the Antarctica.”

10 US Embassy Cars Booked By India For Traffic Violations

Northeastwest.com

NEW DELHI: After removing barricades around the US embassy, curtailing privileges of US diplomats and expelling one diplomat in retaliation over the Devyani Khobragade case, the authorities have now asked Delhi cops to keep a close eye on the cars of the American embassy with the registration number 77 CD.

Since Thursday, the city traffic police has booked as many as 10 cars of the US embassy for various traffic violations.

Violations include wrong parking, tinted glasses and ignoring  traffic orders.

In fact, five cars have been booked for wrong parking and four for tinted glasses.

The traffic police have reportedly been told to show no leniency to any traffic violations by the US embassy vehicles. In case of drunken driving, there will be stiffer penalties and fines.

– See more at: http://newseastwest.com/10-us-embassy-cars-booked-for-traffic-violations/#sthash.PYTbLT13.dpuf

Intelligence Manipulation On Disqus

A sharp poster notes what I’ve observed about the Devyani row and others like it. Comments favorable to Khobragade or the Government of India are thumbed down massively. Comments favorable to the US are thumbed up immediately.

The comments favoring the US never go to the facts in the case or address the points raised. They persist in talking about SC/ST/Dalit reservations and the Adarsh flat. It seems as though those are purposely being raised to inflame and that non-Dalits and Brahmin opinion is especially being inflamed. The commenters often have Indian names but their idioms seem un-Indian.

All this is even more evidence of an intelligence psyop intended to raise consciousness of “modern slavery,” add further injury to India, possibly disrupt her partnership with the US…

Fascinating to watch the day to day massaging of public opinion and the “fake” posts…

    It’s interesting how votes on specific comments can be manipulated on Disqus. When I first saw above comment, it had 12 votes. In matter of few seconds, the up votes moved from 12 to 59. You will see this specifically in case of articles published on Devyani. Interesting enough, you see up votes in huge numbers only for certain comments which are against Devyani.

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More Evidence That Devyani Was Set Up

New Indian Express finds more evidence of links between the US embassy and its diplomats, the Richard family and the arrest of Devyani Khobragade:

“A direct link seems to be emerging between the domestic assistant at the centre of the storm in diplomat Devyani Khobragade case and the US envoy who has been asked to be withdrawn by India, even as External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said there was no question of restoring privileges for the US embassy here.

It is suspected that in-laws of maid Sangeeta Richard may have been employed with Wayne May, regional security officer at the US embassy, whose presence is no longer wanted by India.

Neither the Ministry of External Affairs nor the US State Department has officially identified the US diplomat who will be withdrawn, though they have said the official has a similar director-level rank as Devyani Khobragade.

Official sources had said the diplomat was “involved in processes related to the Khobragade case and subsequent unilateral action by the US”. The US diplomat has been given “little more than 48 hours”.

Incidentally, the original complaint against Khobragade, accusing her of visa fraud and making false statement, was investigated and filed by DSS special agent Mark Smith and her arrest was also managed by the diplomatic security service.

(Lila: It was Mark Smith who made the original error or false statement that the figure $4500 represented the amount to be made to Devyani. He too belongs to the Diplomatic Security Service in the US, the same body, to which Wayne May belongs.

It was May who told the Delhi police to ignore Devyani’s requests to proceed against the extortion and who helped spirit the Richards out of India, buying tax-exempt tickets, which was a violation of Indian law. If May hadn’t been expelled, he would have been charged with obstruction of justice and tax fraud).

“There also seemed to be another reason for the special attention given to Richard’s case — the elderly Richard couple had been inherited as driver and cook by various US diplomats who resided at the diplomatic residence in Aurangzeb Lane. One of the previous occupants of that address was Uzra Zaya, who is currently acting assistant secretary in the State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor.

(Another direct connection the US Government)

Further, the air tickets for the family members — husband Philip Richard and children, Jennifer and Jatin Richard — were paid for by the US embassy’s travel agency, availing of the exemption from duty for diplomats.”

No Stix But Stones: US Propaganda On The Diplomat Story

UPDATE: More links to follow, bear with me.

UPDATE:Mr. Stix tells me that I wrongly used his name and not the name of the actual author, who is Federale.

I stand corrected and apologize for having used his name incorrectly.  My apologies. I have made the correction in the piece. But my criticism still stands and since Mr. Stix thoroughly endorses Federale’s views, no great harm.

These are the dangers of trying to counter propaganda as soon as it launches. What happened is very simple, I saw the piece on Mr. Stix’s site and then rushed to rebut the original off my computer copy and paste. In the copy, I’d cut out the original author and only preserved the original link.  I forgot to check. No nefarious motives at all.

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Unbelievable what you can read on so-called major alternative blogs. The level of ignorance exhibited is frightening.

Read on for a supposedly daring expose of the diplomat story. It gets hardly one thing about the story correct.

At Vdare, one blogger, Federale, writes:

“There has been a major dispute in the news recently involving India and the United States. It is ostensibly about the treatment of diplomatic staff in both countries, but the truth is far more interesting.”

Lila: Actually, there was no dispute, as such. There was a flagrant breach of diplomatic protocol by the US Government which acted unlawfully, as it turned out, since the diplomat did in fact have immunity.

STIX

The true motive behind Indian outrage and the subsequent endangerment of the American diplomatic outpost in New Delhi is about anti-white racism, anti-Christian bigotry, and Hindu supremacism on the part of Indians,  officials and outraged public alike

Lila: Hindu supremacism? Where? Indians tend to fawn on whites and India is one of the few foreign countries where the US consistently enjoys high approval….why, I can’t think, given the fact that the US has descended into a form of political madness in recent years and has been acting in an unfriendly way for a long time.

STIX

The second part of the back story is the issue of diplomatic immunity. As a consular officer, and not a diplomatic officer, Khobragade holds immunity only for official acts, of which visa fraud is not one. Espionage is, but not visa fraud.

Lila

Actually, although it wasn’t known at the time, she had been granted full immunity because of accreditation to the UN, for which she’d applied and which she then forgot about.

Stix

Here is where the case gets interesting and Americans learn another lesson on the perils of aliens…..

“…stripping and cavity searches…” Any experienced Federal agent would laugh hysterically at that one. First, the U.S. Marshals Service does not perform strip searches on its customer base. The first part of the procedure in the holding area in a Federal courthouse, is a search of the person arrested, even if the person was searched, and the arrestee should have been, by the arresting agents.

Standard procedure is a close search of the person, the placing of the searching Deputy U.S Marshal or Detention Enforcement Officer’s hands on the arrestees clothed body and the crushing and twisting of the layer of clothing in a top to bottom pattern, but not a strip search. And note here, the arrestee comes in physical contact with the searching official.

Lila: Since 2012 , strip-searches with visual inspection of the cavities have indeed become standard. The fact that  this blogger doesn’t know about it is the problem. It’s also a problem that someone vents so pompously without having even tried to ascertain the facts. It’s finally a problem that he’s such a racist that he thinks the accused MUST be lying, because she’s an alien.

Here’s The Indian Express:

“While New Delhi is learnt to be particularly upset that Khobragade was allegedly forced to undergo a cavity search, sources said that a body cavity search in the US includes a visual or manual search of cavities such as nostrils, ears, mouth, navel, penis or vagina, and rectum.”

Since these are only “rapist vegetarians,” I don’t think that good Christians need to take them seriously. So let’s ask the good Christians at the State Dept and the US Marshals whether indeed they checked Dr. Devyani’s rectum for “lying to the government” on unproven allegations from a maid with a criminal complaint against her.

Here’s a report from other non-rapist non-vegetarians:

Asked whether Khobragade was strip-searched, the US Marshals Service(USMS) replied “yes,” adding that she “was subject to the same search procedures as other USMS arrestees held within the general prisoner population in the Southern District of New York.”

It confirmed that Khobragade was also held in a cell with other female detainees, amid claims she had been detained with drug addicts.

Here’s the 2012 decision on strip-searches on allegations:

Court records show Florence was subjected to an invasive strip and visual body-cavity search. He was then held for six days in the county lockup before being transferred to a Newark correctional facility, where, he claims, he was subjected to another more intrusive search before being placed in the general prison population.

STIX

Then the next lie from Khobragade, “repeated cavity searches.” Another laugh, as no cavity searches are performed on arrestees except in extraordinary circumstances, commonly with hardened criminals known to commit violence in custody or terrorism suspects.

Lila: Cavity inspections are  indeed performed.  I believe that Wayne May, the anti-terrorism unit chief who was behind the set-up of Khobragade, might also  be behind the Marshals’ insistence on stripping Khobragade.  Her father has already indicated that there was a simmering dispute between the Ministry of External Affairs and the US Embassy in New Delhi. What must now happen is journalists must find out if the Marshals photographed the procedure (which they surely did)  and with whom they have shared it. I suspect the recorded images have been kept for blackmail purposes, as that is also standard operating procedure with the intelligence services these days.

STIX

Of course, high caste Hindus are outraged apparently most of all by the arrest itself.

Lila: She is from the lowest caste – the Dalit and her position and her father’s position are seen by many as a triumph of the reservation (affirmative action) system in India, whatever you think about it. Thomas Sowell has written about it critically.

STIX

Khobragade was not the first Indian consular officer to be arrested for visa fraud relating to domestic servants.

Lila:  Yes, there is a history of visa fraud because the laws against trafficking which grant easy visas to people making such accusations have enabled the fraud. Of the previous two cases, one was amended with half the charges retracted. Both cases were suspect and the diplomats felt they were the victims of fraud and extortion.

Stix:

And there is the rub: the mere touching of a high caste Hindu by an untouchable. For the uninitiated, Hinduism is a very primitive religion, untouched, shall we say, by modern considerations of ethics or reason.

Lila: Stix must be a propagandist asked to put out such rubbish. She wasn’t merely touched, as Professor Juan Cole among many others has admitted. “Baring of the labia” is not touching clothes. She was a Dalit, not a Brahmin. And Hinduism is one of the oldest, most sophisticated and intellectual religions in the world, the mother of all religions, in the opinion of many great scholars.

STIX

It is a religion based on ritual purity and the avoidance of pollution. At the center of ritual purity and pollution is caste. Ritual purity is maintained primarily by avoiding physical proximity or touching of lower castes who are polluting to a higher caste, and in the case of the Untouchables, avoiding even their shadow. In the caste system, all persons not Hindus are Untouchables, especially foreigners.

Lila: Yes, there are social aberrations among Hindus, but many of these have been and continue to be corrected.  The blogger is embarrassing here in his ignorance. Foreigners are not untouchables in Hindu culture. The maid herself is a lower-caste convert but may well have been originally a higher caste than Devyani, for all we know. Syrian Christians are usually quite well off and not discriminated against.

STIX

The U.S. Marshals official who had the temerity to touch a high-caste Hindu  committed a grave offense in Hinduism and was insulting to all high caste Hindus, especially the Brahmins who dominate India’s politics and government. (By the way, in violation of the caste system, as political power is supposed to be exercised by the Kshatriya caste.)

Lila: Brahmins do not dominate India’s politics. India’s government is chock-full of minorities at the highest level, far more than the US’s.  She has a Sikh Prime Minister,  has had a Muslim President, and  has an Italian Catholic national leader. There are Dalit state ministers and women hold powerful positions. Many of India’s Brahmins have long emigrated to escape the universal affirmative action program.  Caste has been critiqued, ameliorated, fought, and debated for more than a century with great success, and some failures. It would be like saying that America had made no progress on slavery, even if you were to equate caste and race, which would be incorrect.

STIX

To those with a religious or philosophical system, such an incident would be viewed rationally, as Christians do. A rational person would clearly understand the close association of arrest and search. It is no controversy at all.

Lila: The utterly contemptible blogger thinks that there’s nothing barbaric about having your privates examined because of an arrest.

STIX

For Christians, truth and love are the primary philosophical aspects of their belief systems.

Lila: Yes, Christian truth and love are in full display in this abominable piece of propaganda against a religion and a country. Christian truth and love are behind the global spy state that loots and murders with a rapacity Genghis Khan would have envied. Yes, it’s all Christian.

STIX

The other is personal responsibility for one’s actions in life. No Christian can be affected by the mere presence or touch of another person. There is no ritual purity or pollution in Christ, there is only eventual judgement by God for one’s behavior. A shadow has no effect on one’s moral being, unlike the Brahim who becomes polluted by the proximity of an Untouchable.

Lila: There are no educated Indians who believe that someone’s shadow “pollutes.” You might find uneducated people in the villages who believe it. On the other hand, come to New York City, to the liberal elites, and you will find some thinking on those lines.

STIX

And the Hindus know the truth about the failure of their belief system, which is why Hindus reacted so strongly to the mere touch of an Untouchable on a high caste Hindu.

Lila: Hinduism is the most intellectually compelling of the great religions, despite the much greater organizational power of Christianity. It is Christianity which is slowly becoming Hinduized. The New Age with its “Laws of Attraction” and “You become what you think,” its energy medicine, its yoga, and its meditation, is popular Hinduism, adopted by Westerners without attribution, even while they disparage and undermine the culture from which it arises. Hinduism is the only major religion, beside Christianity, which accepts the divinity of Christ, as an avatar. Islam and Judaism do not, as, for them, it would be blasphemy to call a man a god.

STIX

Hindus became enraged to hide what they knew to be true, the farcical nature of Hinduism: its ritual obsessions and its moral vacuum devoid of any introspection, intellectual reflection, and its obviously ridiculous pantheon.

Lila: One might equally ridicule communion as a cannibal ritual, Mary as a pregnant teen, the Catholic church as a refuge of pedophiles, or bring up stories of angels dancing on pins and weeping statues.

STIX

No one considers the gods of the Greeks, Romans, or barbarians of Europe to be anything other than an inadequate attempt to deal with the vicissitudes of life and explain the natural world around them. One does not accept that Zeus, Hera and Athena existed. They were creations of unenlightened minds.

Lila: I see. Concepts like moira and hamartia and hubris were unenlightened. I suppose Stix is unaware of how much of Greek paganism and eastern thought/symbology actually ended  up being adopted by Christianity.

STIX

However, Hindu India is the only major society that retains such a primitive religion of hundreds of gods that need appeasing.

Lila: This is an embarrassment. He hasn’t even turned to Wiki to understand that Hinduism has never been simple polytheism.

STIX

And in its irrationality, Hindu India has gravely threatened U.S. diplomatic personnel by withdrawing security around the American Embassy in New Delhi.

Lila: Hinduism has the most highly developed and varied philosophical systems, next to which Western philosophies are actually very limited and unsatisfactory.  And security was never withdrawn from the embassy. Some additional traffic barriers were removed. Security was in fact stepped up.

STIX

Clearly such an over-reaction is based on an inferiority complex, and rightly so, as India is close to a failed state, where slavery is widely practiced and plagued by caste violence.

Lila: The reiteration of the term “slavery” is so striking that it must be connected to the NGO -instigated , Bill Gates-backed “modern slavery” meme, which is the basis of the new color revolution aimed at India.

Stix prattles on about “caste violence” while the state he lives in rampages around the globe, destroying economies, mass murdering whole populations, spying, surveilling and brutalizing its own population.

STIX

But these actions by the Indian government were, of course, an actual violation of diplomatic protocol and legal obligations that India has under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which requires the host government to protect diplomats from attack. Such is their religious hatred of Untouchables, India will violate solemn agreements it has signed.

Lila: Madness. India has done no such thing, but nice try at spinning public opinion. It will work with the reading public of VDare,which must be semi-literate to stomach such fare.

STIX

This is hardly a nation the United States should allow immigrants to this country from. Is there no reason in India? Apparently not. They do not even understand the notion of and limitations of consular immunity.

Lila: The good thing about the incident would be if the US corporate presence picked up and left. And could American universities stop begging Indians to sign up, because you can’t open a paper in India without their ads begging for Indian students. …who, unlike many others (hint), pay their way.

STIX

Of course, Sangeeta Richard may be a Christian, given her last name, or at least a descendant of mixed-race stock, which in India makes one an Untouchable as well.

So, I don’t see why Indians are so upset. Apparently a cheap domestic servant was more important that ritual pollution. But ritual pollution is more important that truth and justice, as well as not as fun as burning American untouchables in effigy. Not to mention that high-caste Hindus are outraged that a lower caste got to America before them.

Lila: I’ve already addressed these idiotic errors. Mind you, this is not a high-school student. He’s a widely read blogger, because he “dares” to tell the truth about the ongoing victimization of  whites. I kid you not.

That is insularity, folks. I won’t call it racism, because I think racism needs some level of awareness behind it. People like this are so ignorant and wrong, it’s almost funny.

An entire article on the popular VDare site, which is read by millions of conservative, white nationalists. But no such piece in the mainstream. You have to ask if people like hm are intentionally feeding propaganda, not just error, to inflame the most flammable part of the population.

STIX

The real question though remains, do we as Americans want immigrants like this, obsessed with ritual purity and pollution, bringing such behavior to the United States?

Is this misogyny, violence, and anti-Americanism something the United States needs?

Lila:

Apparently, if you don’t like your women being stripped and having their private parts inspected as  standard procedure, that makes you an anti-American and a misogynist.

Actually, America is consistently highly regarded in India, which, given all this, might not be a good thing. A bit of anti-Americanism might be just the thing for India to regain real independence in its policies.

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