i think i've listened to enough crap, the guy doing the documentary is tring to find similarities with the same sort of thing as al quaeda

and when he starts to translate things differently to the way the guy is on about then it's fairly easy to disregard his comments

basic shit stiring and the like, but just because he finds someone who can't articulate his feelings properly in the english language, but seeing as most of my family in india is supportive of the group that is "banned" over here, but some are also against the formation of a seperate sikh state it's a but difficult to explain without going on into a long winded rambling post

the fact that you can't get a visa to go from india to pakistan and the fact that parts of punjab is in pakistan and part of it is in india means that you are obviously going to have sikhs going to visit their families in pakistan and in india, and that's what his whole story is based upon

and the guy who thinks that there is a fair amount of corruption going on in the finances, the temples only income is by volentary donation and he recons that there was £500-600k going missing in the books year upon year for 9 years, what he failed to tell them was that most of this money goes into the running of the temple

twat just out to make a sensionalist name for himself