Thread by @cbkwgl

How to break a society? It's the same template everywhere.
1. Create the first generation of ideologically indoctrinated crop. This is generally a subversive activity against the government - a voluntary or an induced rebellion

2. Infiltrate the first generation into positions of influence in the society, especially education and mass media. Use them to create the next culturally indoctrinated generation. By the end of second generation, you will have a dedicated corps of ideologically enslaved people.

3. Raise questions on legitimacy of the government - first against the government and then against the justice dispensation system. The cacophony created will slowly make people believe that the justice dispensation system is biased and partial.

4. Once you have questioned the legitimacy of the government, the reject it. Can be street protests, armed insurrection, whatever the way. If you have a foreign backer powerful enough to make you rebel against your government, the country is in a serious mess.

What is needed to facilitate a faster transition into chaos? An oppressive government, a homogeneous population base and a small and easily reachable population. It worked all history and there is no reason why it won't work in the future.

Now, come to India. Look at these JNU lumpens, the media and others taking an active stand trying to delegitimize the government. They are on a war path and we are foolish not to recognise this. What proofs India against this? The government is not oppressive,

there is too much population and too much diversity to achieve a critical mass. The maximum they can do is to act as minor irritants - harming economy temporarily and creating local riots, that too, temporarily.

But remember, it's a cancer which corrupts the inner core of the country and will only strengthen with time unless you enforce a hard reset. So, what is going to be the solution for us to fix this, even before we hit the actual mess?

Let me put the questions what we need to find an answer to. May be, we can start from there?
1. Who are the internal enemies and what do they want?
2. Who are the external enemies and what do they want?

3. What are the domestic foretrsses they have established?
4. What is the aim - subjugation or anarchy?
5. How far have they percolated into the society? Can we build an anarchy scale to rank every college and media entity?

6. How well placed are they to create an insurrection? How much time do they need to reach there?
7. Is it going to be a country wide eruption or will it start from a geography? Point 6 for that geography.

8. How many such competing entities exist in India? Are they fighting with each other or are they paradoxically joining hands against the common enemy, which is India?

Probably, we can build a heat map of the whole country based on such parameters and snuff out the anarchists before they can make some serious damage.