Milwaukee Sikh Temple Tragedy: White Supremacism, Nazism & Islam are Same Murderous Ideologies
On Sunday August 5, 2012, a Neo Nazi
skinhead attacked and murdered 6 Sikhs in a Sikh Temple, called
Gurdwara, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. There will be an immediate
association between this racist maniac with those, who have taken up
pens for saving the civilized world from being devoured by Islam.
Already Muslim organizations are claiming a common cause with Sikhs in
trying to turn this tragedy to their advantage, because Sikhs of this
temple had been mistakenly threatened for being Muslims. Also, after the
9/11 attacks in 2001, the first victim of revenge was mistakenly a
Sikh.
 Muslim Holocaust of Sikhs in 1746 |
Yet, when Muslims invaded India and
murdered 80 million Indian natives, they had a special hatred and fear
of the Sikhs (who were great warriors), and murdered them by the tens of
thousands, culminating in Sikh holocaust of 1746, known as The Chhōṭā Ghallūghārā.
The Chhōṭā Ghallūghārā was a massacre of a significant proportion of the Sikh population by Muslims during the waning years of the Mughal Empire. Chhotaa Ghallooghaaraa is Punjabi for the "lesser massacre". As such, it is distinguished from the Wadda Ghallooghaaraa ("the great massacre") of 1762. An estimated 7,000 Sikhs died in these attacks.
The Ghallooghaaraa were not pogroms in the sense of the killing of masses of defenseless people. Since the martyrdom of the fifth Sikh Master, Guru Arjun in 1606, Sikhs have known the use of arms and the need of self-defence. They are called Ghallooghaaraa, because of the wholesale slaughter of the innocent, with the intention of genocide. The first Chhotaa Ghallooghaaraa was a dramatic and bloody massacre during the campaign of Afghanistan's (Durrani Empire) provincial government based in Lahore to wipe out the Sikhs, an offensive that was started by the Mughals and lasted several decades.
This murderous enmity of Muslim against
Sikhs has continued to this day with Muslim attacks against Sikhs in
Europe, Pakistan, and India.
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