The confidence and inspiration to 
challenge power and corrupt leaders.
Dear Freinds
I am increasingly feeling that we are at the cusp of major historical change.
'Ordinary' people throughout the world from all backgrounds are beginning to 
find the confidence and inspiration to challenge power and corrupt leaders. On this
Christmas day, which was supposed to commemorate an earlier revolutionary, a 
poor man from Nazareth, has become one neoliberal orgy of consumption and 
gluttony. The religious people of the world have abandoned the universal and 
humanitarian ideals of their founders. 40 days ago another humble farmer from 
Haryana, Northern India decided to take a stance against a system that habitually 
violated human rights. 
His name is Gurbax Singh Khalsa, who decided to go on hunger strike demanding the 
release of six 'ordinary' Sikh revolutionaries who sought to challenge the brutality of the 
system.  At the beginning the leaders were denouncing his actions. Now, when the 
masses have risen these corrupt cowards, politicians and 'holy men' are queuing up to 
have their picture taken with Gurbax Singh Khalsa. Asked what he would do when/if the 
6 are released, he replied "he will travel the length and breadth of India demanding the 
freedom of all political prisoners in India, whatever their background. 30 Years after the 
1984 genocide of Sikh in June and November, 
once again the Sikhs have awoken and rediscovered their true mission, as 
revolutionaries and freedom fighters. Long live Che Gurbax Singh Khalsa. Long live the 
people's revolution.
Dr Gurnam Singh
UK
"Recognise the Human Race as one"
Guru Gobind Singh (1666  1708)