The Other SikhProtection Blog

05Jun10

We have received many e-mails asking us to remove the http://sikhprotection2.blogspot.com which has carried out similar operations to ours exposing three Sikh youths.

We have no link to the other blog and have not published the other blog. However, we support what our young brother(s) / sister(s) are doing to expose and warn people of such people who continue to abuse their Sikhi saroop. So we hope they will continue their project as well.

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It Had To Be Done

28May10

Thank you to all who have sent in your support to us. Since this post was created, we had an emotional plea from one of the family members who begged to have the post removed. They also promised to sort out the issue and help the individual change his ways. Despite our past efforts to resolve this issue, we had to resort to this blog on the internet. We know it wasnt the best way, but if past such blogs have proved to us, it helps and is a massive wake up calls to those involved. The message to the individual is to fix yourself up, and stay of Facebook, MSN, and all the other tools you use to groom girls. We have removed your name and photos and there is no mention of you on now on this blog. This is a chance for you to move on and gain a better, cleaner jeevan. Go pesh infront of the Panj Pyaare and BEG for forgiveness – but only when you realise what damage you have done. Ps. We had over 1,000 views in one day alone. Thanks

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Who are you?

19May10

We are a small organisation formed in the new decade to tackle something we feel strongly about. You may or may not agree with the techniques we use, but our campaign and mission will continue regardless.

Our aim is to expose individuals and organisations who are corrupting the minds of young people and abusing their positions. We are concentrating primarily on those who’s vices are polluting our young generation – particularly sexual offences and adultery.

Over the past few months, we have carefully and fairly gone undercover to catch out those who are under suspicion of such offences. We aren’t perfect and don’t expect anyone to be perfect. Our investigations aren’t to catch out those who harmlessly flirt with other youths, but to expose and warn others of those who commit adultery and/or pose a risk to others as sexual predators.

Our project will be ongoing and those that use the internet to network with ill intentions must be exposed.

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