If you had been in Thailand long enough, you owuld have heard the question that has been going around:

"If you see a (poisonous) snake and an Indian, which one do you kill first?"

I would not need to give you the answer, someone else will, I am sure.

Then we recall that "racial joke about the four passenger on the Tran-siberian Railway.  After the British grab the Indian and threw him out of the window of the running train, he just calmly told the socking fellow passengers:

"In England, there are too many Indians."

I heard that the social list uprising in Mynmar was actually caused by the desires of the local to find some ways to get rid of those selfish and self-profiteering Indians from Burma.

I had a few classmates from India.  Just maintained some kind of  polite, yet guarded, relationships with them.

Each time I had to go to Pahurat, very honestly, I don't feel comfortable.  I have tried not to be prejudiced.  But just don't know why.

Heard that a number of African countries have also been rather uncomfortable about the Indian merchants in their countries.

Your comment please.