“My grandfather was an armor officer in the Indian army, so I grew up hearing about tanks and his recollection of fighting in the mountains of northern India," Narang told Task & Purpose. “Everything he told me grew my interest in the military … he embedded that culture of service and giving back to your country.”That is the kind of thing I wish more Americans of all stripes felt.
Congratulations to West Point
They have graduated their first Sikh female cadet. Normally these “first!” stories don’t interest me, but I am glad to see the military availing itself of the opportunity represented by Sikh culture.
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I'd much rather have a Sikh on my side than have a Sikh opposing me.
Indian culture and religions. Reminds me of Yuri Bezmenov and Satguru. Remember Bezmenov, Grim?
I talked about him enough in the old years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlPspR8Qx8I&t=614s
The little time he warned us we had left was before I woke up.
And now the time is over, isn't it.
Endless warnings, America was given. What came out of it in the end?
So be it.
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