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Your post on my Talk Page. edit

Greetings! I could not reply earlier as I had not logged in in the over 1.5 months since you posted on my page. Your post was removed the very next day by an Admin and I shall obviously not be restoring the same. But nevertheless, having read your reply, I couldn't resist replying to your message.

While I have neither the time nor the energy to be replying to your post point by point as you did mine, I will try my level-best to put things in perspective, at least as far as the standout outrageous ones amongst the claims that you have made go.

1) Not even with a gun to my head could I believe that any member of the KK family could have a drop of blood from Chirakkal/Thiruvithamkur level of Royalties flowing in their veins. I too am quite aware of our recorded history - as an Indian, a Southie, a Keralite, and viz my immediate family. Also the "Maniyani" thing was something that many felt did not even warrant an article on WIKI and was subsequently removed. Of course, over the last two generations, they might have "become" royalties, Maniyanis, Yadavas etc. But that does not change the fact an infinitesimal bit - the fact that they for numberless generations were trash and worse. The families with any kinship with the Chirakkals are ones like Vengayil Nayanar, Kalliatt, VC, OC, EK, Pokkannasery, Kalliasery, Nelliyattu etc.

2) There is ZERO documentation of your claim of the family owning 27,000 acres of land, both online, and otherwise. As you yourself have mentioned, there are articles on the case that Koman fought against the then State Govt (AND the ONLY instance of himself and those families appearing anywhere for that matter), and those very articles state that this Koman guy with some other individuals owned some 1000-odd acres of land. Undoubtedly, you heard wrong, something that is true from your mouth, but a total lie that was proliferated to reach the ears of some, including yourself. According to http://www.kasargod.gov.in, that has the list of landowners in the district today, the various members of the family together own some 250 acres. It gladdens my heart to see a Malayalee Christian there (no doubt a dollar-millionaire and a Rajya Sabha MP) alone own some twenty times the combined land of the KK vermin.

3) The hospital you mention is in some place called Maloth I believe. The WIKI article on that place again states that the hospital is "owned" and "run" by the K.K family (again the handiwork of some other piece of trash from that "illustrious" lot). In ANY case, nowhere have I heard, or read of the Govt instituting a hospital in any KK's memory.

4) Finally, the story of Koman swindling a few people (who I understand were co-owners of the 1000-odd acres then), was conveyed to a very close family member of mine by one of that lot itself.

As regards the various charges you have leveled at me, it would have been more considerate on your part to see that these kinds of people deserve these kinds of compliments. Of course, I would love to, if I could, or at least see somebody else do so, undo all the follies of this lot and put them where they belong once and for all. I would die to see that day, as wrongdoers should never go unpunished, no

I do not believe in many of the basics that "Conventional History" teaches us. So I am not being racist while commenting on the color of the people concerned here; nor am I being caste-ist by stating the fact that they were the lowest caste vermin two generations earlier. The Catmouse you mention (he was indulging in sock puppetry using various dynamic ips from Cochin and at least another user account - BhagaBhaga) and the rest of the KK ilk deserve fully this kind of treatment in words as well as in action. I was merely exploiting the fact that this lot are of the lowest origins and have the ugliest faces conceivable. That (or those) guy(s) was/were making claims of being of genteel stock which I had to rebuff in the strongest terms possible.

Regarding myself, I would just like to say briefly, that it is through my Maternal Grandmother, that I have a connection with Mushaka/Kolathiri/Chirakkal, from both her sides. Her immediate roots are spread all across places like Cherukunnu, Taliparamba, Kuthuparamba, Kuttiattoor, etc. By blood, as well as by marriage, she is related to the Vengayil Nayanar, Kalliatt, Kalliassery and Pokkanessery families. Their main Tharavadu in Cherukunnu was a centuries-old 16-kettu with their own Family Temple with Gopurams and bathing tank. You would surely now be knowing which families I am alluding to. They also had a 8-kettu home in Cherukunnu. Another side of my Ammamma's family has a special position (first Ghee offering) in Kottiyur. Her father was the DEO of the entire Malabar area (pre-independence and late forties and early fifties).

P.S. It was interesting and utterly intriguing that your knowledge and in-depth research on the gr8 KK families got you into the IAS. I shall share this with my mates.

Regards, SumerianPrince (talk) 06:38, 3 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

P.P.S. Taking a leaf out of your IAS success by researching on the KK families, a couple of my acquaintances who are IAS aspirants have, (like yours truly albeit for different reasons), decided to do similar background studies of our respective 'jammadaars' - who come to our doorstep to take out our waste every morning. — Preceding unsigned comment added by SumerianPrince (talkcontribs) 10:10, 3 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

P.P.P.S. As regards their looks, maybe it helps that we (and I mean the families I mentioned above along with the likes of the Chirakkal/Thiruvithamkur Royalties), are just inestimably better-looking. When I was in the US till recently for advanced studies, I was often asked by Iranians and Arabs whether I was one of them, as they found me that fair-complexioned and olive-skinned, and on a couple of occasions was mistaken to be even Italian/Spanish. Many have complimented me for my eyes since I was a child and especially from my teens. Of course being hit upon umpteen times by American and European girls 16 and above was the best part. Most of my features run in my Ammamma's family. And I am actually darker than both my Mother and Father. Many in my Ammamma's famly have married UPites, Punjabis, Kashmiris, and Rajasthanis, and a few even Americans and Europeans. Sound pretty hollow and immature don't I? You did too while making some of those claims the ones I have refuted above. And I am merely taking advantage of the situation just as those Karimbil and Karindalam blackie low-castes did. Regards, SumerianPrince (talk) 11:54, 3 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

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