The ancient undertaker of hatred, draped in the tattered kameez, keffiyah and balaclava of time and armed with the scythe and AK47 of modern terror, has once again risen – this week in the lush green cradle of Pahalgam (Jammu-Kashmir, India), where at least 28 Hindu lives, tourists, were plucked like wildflowers by the hand of intergenerational genocide, a horror centuries old and still unfolding, still unpunished, continues.