[muawiyah]

Maybe, but we've seen that the Director of the IPCC, also a Hindu who is part of a cult that worships the goddess mother of the Sun, was quite willing to suppress information regarding the variation in the energy output of the Sun ~ so here we have another worshipper of some sort of goddess or god, or variations of the same, and possibly in great numbers, and he suggests just eating foods ~ that may or may not be available to people of the affected economic class ~ instead of using manufactured vitamin A capsules.

You see the problem educated Indians have ~ some are quite willing to ignore their educations where that conflicts with their devotions ~ while others will push the science.

The way we can figure out the actors in the continuing intellectual conflict in India is to see who's killing the kids.

We've got a case here.

You can just imagine how brutal it's going to get in the future when they are technologically well enough advanced to worry about sanitary milk and milk byproducts.

[Pecos]

I am currious as to who the “we” is in the statement “We’ve got a case here.”

All that is provided in the article is a statement by a person who advocates natural foods and is distrustful of the UN. Without further information, I hesitate to judge him on this particular issue, regardless of his religion. Maybe he is a worshiper of Kali and eats out of moneky skulls, like in the Indiana Jones movie. Or maybe he is a guy that you wouldn’t mind as a neighbor. Too little data.