incredibly rich, and some of them have sex scandals on their back. The BBC programme followed up those who were supposed to havebeen "cured" on stage and found that in no case any cure hadtaken place. In most cases those poor people were worse off aftertheir meeting with the Evangelist. It also described the masshypnotism techniques; like how the soothing speech from thepastor first lowers the people's resistance to his ideas. then hestarts suggesting more and more. On the top of it, you are in acrowd of 20,000 people all shouting the joys of Jesus and what not. The effect of the crowd chanting has an effect on you , which loweryour rational faculties. Then when the evangelist suddenly raiseshis hand shouting 'Jesus', you see the whole crowd of 20000 fallingdown like 9 pins in unison. This impresses any skeptics around andthey also join in the crowd behavior. Paradoxically, it is much easierto induce in crowds than in individuals. The more the crowd, theeasier it is. This has been understood by these Evangelists. Thosepeople, who have been suffering for a long time looking for miraclecures are especially vulnerable to them. The poor no IQ Tamilians are converting to Christianity for the sakeof getting food from the christian missionaries like Dinakaran whoare funded by the Americans and other Western nations. TamilNadu is the only state in India, where the local population stillbelieves that they are the original Dravidian Inhabitants of thecontinent, and all fair skin people are Aryans who invaded Indiathousands of years back, a theory cooked up by the British with thehelp of the Paraya christian converts from Kerala known as Syrianchristians, to divide and rule as well as to convert Hindus. Similarthings were preached by the West in Africa, and this has resulted inthe genocide and war between the two African Tribes, Hutus and Tutsies. There were no Aryan invasion at all, but the christiancontrolled media of India still maintain such a story for the benefitof the conversion. Tamilians with no IQ, had denounced the uppercaste Hindus, and driven them away from Tamil Nadu to otherstates. Lacking an intelligentsia, the state of Tamil Nadu hadbecome a basket case of christian missionary activity. Tamil Naduin India is the only state in India where the public begs for foodeven in 2007. Out of some 57 political parties, more than 20 arecalled Dravidian parties to show that they are the original