From: gupta@mailhost.aa.cad.slb.com (Sanjay K. Gupta)
Subject: Theory 0f Relativity - Albert Einstein
Organization: Schlumberger CAD/CAM; Billerica, Mass. (USA)
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:56:25 GMT


		Theory of Relativity - Albert Einstein

	How much time does it take a wrong to become right? Five hours ? 
Five years? Five hundred years ? My answer is all of these. To each his own. 
For 'kar sevaks' just five hours, for BJP five years, for 'secularists' five 
hundred years which if possible tends to infinity. I'm afraid I've left five 
dayers, who are the most common commodity today. Oh! just five days back I used
to support these guys now I don't. Becoming 'five dayers' is a fashion here.
But in India five dayers (test matches too) are old fashioned. 
All this we can say, thanks theory of relativity,  because we know that every 
thing (except God?) is relative. But this has no use for our 'secularists' for 
they are just another name for 'know-alls'.Don't you know the great secularist 
Nehru was the first man to condemn the 'terrorist activities'of Savarkar in 1906
after the bomb blast in London. Aren't we told today that all this happened in 
Ayodhya bec ause they are uneducated and illiterate. To my mind the biggest pro-
blem of India is this 'holier than thou' attitude. The thugs of Hitler knew what
was good for German, the comrades of Stalin knew was good for Russians and secu-
larists of Nehru know what is good for India.And these phonies brought untold 
misery to thier people.Time we stop arrogating ourselves to decide what is good
for Indian people. For one thousand years people of India have allowed others to
decide thier destiny.First time in a thousand years the initiative has come from
people, they have asserted positively and decisively, who have set Advanis and
Raos aside, to decide what is good for India and Hindus.If you still don't agree
then tell me the name of the person who removed first brick from the structure. 
He was neither a BJP/RSS/VHP nor a Congress man, all of them are disclaiming. 
He was a common man with no political affiliation.
Hold on! Guess who has spoken these words:"Not until we dare to regard ourselves
as a NATION, not until we respect ourselves, can we gain the esteem of
others, or rather only then will it come of its own accord". Yes, it was Albert
Einstein, the father of relativity and a fervent Zionist, talking about his own 
jewish religion.Those who talk of scientific temper should take a lesson from 
Einstein. After all he would be a better choice than Nehru.
Loss of innocent human lives, Hindu or Moslem, is indeed tragic. Those who are 
looking at it as Hindu-Muslim conflict are only complicating the issue further. 
It's a downright political issue and a conflict between a temple and a non-mosque. It's fight for identity as a nation and Ayodhya is the fountainhead of resur-
gent nationhood. For Einstein the search of this identity started when jews got 
massacred by Hitler. For the Hindus this started with the loss of two arms of 
motherland and millions of brothers they lost to an alien culture. I condemn the
destruction of temples all over the world. Yes, temples and only temples,because
I am yet to come across an instance where a mosque has been razed. 

Sanjay K. Gupta 
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