Stop emailing me and justifying A Sikh being Gay!

I am sick and tired of replying to emails that I am getting justifying Sikhs being Gay. In my previous article I tired being nice and using a cool approach, but the amount of Sikhs that are Gay and writing to me to back their cause has forced me to go abit raggo!

Ask your self this question, can you imagine the brave and pure warrior Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji saying to his Singhs. That Singhgo it is ok for you to be Gay, Amerjit Singh can have Anand Karaj with Jaswant singh next week!

If you can then you are twisted and a stain to Sikhi!

Some misled by doubts, go on wandering in ten (all) directions, while others are adorned (reformed) through attachment with the name (nam).Verse 7 Anand Sahib.

People argue that Gays are born gays by birth, well if you believe this then we might as well say that rapists and paedophiles are born criminals at birth too. In reality a rapist commits rape due to the corruption of his/her mind; not due to being born as one. In the same way gays turn to their filthy desires due to the corruption of the mind. A true Sikh has a pure mind and lives a life free of corruption.

Gayness equals corruptness

Remain straight and stay bless

2 little boys found stabbed to death!

'My boys did not deserve to die'

The mother of Paul and Jay Ross described them as 'irreplaceable'

The mother of two young boys found dead in a car park has said they "did not deserve to die".

A man, thought to be their father, remains in a critical condition in hospital with severe burns.

Giselle Ross issued a statement about her sons through Strathclyde Police on Monday afternoon.

The bodies of six-year-old Paul and Jay, aged two, were found in a car in the Campsie hills, north of Glasgow, on Saturday afternoon.

BBC Scotland understands they were both stabbed, although police have still to confirm how the children died.

A murder inquiry is under way into the death of the pair, who lived in Royston, north of Glasgow.

Paul and Jay were beautiful boys who were well loved by all the family and everyone who knew them Giselle Ross Mother

Police have not yet confirmed whether the injured man, who is under police guard, was related to the children.

However local people named him as Ashok Kalyanjee, the father of the boys, who used to work in the local post office.

Officers said that they were following a "positive" line of inquiry and were not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.

The boys were found in the vehicle near Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire, at 1630 BST on Saturday.

Mrs Ross said: "Paul and Jay were beautiful boys who were well loved by all the family and everyone who knew them. They did not deserve to die.

"Paul wasn't even allowed to play outside in case he came to any harm. Both boys loved their mum - they were real mummy's boys.

"They are irreplaceable and are greatly missed by all the family."

'Sad time'

Paul Ross was a pupil at Royston Primary School in Glasgow.

Head teacher Elizabeth Davidson said: "Paul was a lovely, well-behaved, quiet young boy. I'm certain that children who knew Paul and his brother will be devastated when they learn of this tragic news.

"The school has been made aware of the incident and shall be supporting the mother in any way it can. Our thoughts and prayers are with her at this sad time."

Locals spoke of the shock at the deaths of the two boys.

One neighbour said: "It's just so sad, it's a terrible thing to have happened. I live next door and my heart goes out to them."

The B822 Crow Road was closed off after the bodies were found

Another woman, who did not want to be named, said: "It's just such a shame that this has happened, it's a tragedy. Words can't describe it.

"I used to see the mother passing by with the two wee boys, one of them in the pram. I think she must be in a terrible place.

"We were at mass on Sunday and everyone was talking about it. As soon as they mentioned the post office I knew who it was.

"I didn't know the family well but I did know the grandmother quite well. They were very close and the boys' mum was devastated when she died, heartbroken.

"To bury your mum not long ago and then bury your two babies is just awful."

The car park where the boys were found is about 10 miles from Glasgow and close to the Campsie Fells, a popular spot with families and hill walkers.

It is said to be popular because of the views it offers across Glasgow