Anyone in Austria want to go check out the Lambach Abbey? Apparently this is where Hitler was exposed to the "Hooked Cross" which he later turned into the Nazi symbol.

This was translated as "Swastika" by the English translator of Mein Kampf. Image
They have a lot to hide and feel ashamed for.

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4 Nov
Romila Thapar's ancestor Kunj Behari Thapar was awarded the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 1920 for his loyalty. The slavery runs deep.
Yes, this is very true. Pretty much the entire "elite class" in India, those who were wealthy and in power at the time of Independence were collaborators of the British.
Those who truly rebelled were impoverished, their lands taken, livelihoods destroyed.

Then those who'd been collaborators branded themselves as "freedom fighters" and wrote their own hagiography and faked the history of the real freedom struggle.

Read book "Netaji" which documents, from British archives, what caused the British to leave.

garudabooks.com/netaji-indias-…
Read 4 tweets
3 Nov
Many more animals are killed every day due to the existence of roads and highways.

Not to mention that some religions literally have an animal-slaughter festival.

But these people get very worried about Diwali. 🙄
Are you a moron? Diwali animal deaths are "intentional" not "accidental"?

How about slaughter-festival deaths?

And how many animals "die" due to Diwali vs roads or the slaughter-festival. Figures please, else you just show up like a silly propagandist.

Read 7 tweets
1 Nov
Do they serve dog meat? The Chinese do. Why not?

Think for a change, deracinated wannabe @saliltripathi. 😏 @MrsGandhi
Countries have cultural norms. The culture-less can't understand this.

When massah says "jump" they ask, "how high." In their limited vision, cultural norms are set by the West. They just jump.

So they'd never ask why horse-meat isn't sold at Costco.

cbsnews.com/news/why-dont-…
It shouldn't take a lot of comprehension.

The relationship to cows in India have been akin to family members, not unlike the relationship in the West to dogs and horses as "pets." People generally don't eat those considered family. Every culture has their own taboos.
Read 12 tweets
28 Oct
So hard to find good editors for English. Interviewed a candidate today who is working as an editor elsewhere. Studied 12 years in English-medium, CBSE, MSc, B.Ed. Her resume itself had errors in every line.

(And you want to convert 1.3 billion people to English-medium? 😏).
India's English obsession is creating linguistic cripples. I asked her if she could edit or write in Hindi, but she said her Hindi is worse.

Foisting an alien language has meant we are not good in any language. The natural ability of mother-tongue proficiency is destroyed.
Another candidate I interviewed, also from English-medium, spoke eloquently about this problem (I recorded her with permission to share).

Read 6 tweets
27 Oct
Did empty virtue-signalling by the Indian team—@imVkohli contribute to its wipeout in match against Pakistan?

India had stopped Pakistan due to the Islamic State's terrorism against India. The Indian team "took the knee" before the math. For what? 1/

economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/sports/pa…
The match took place in the backdrop of Islamic terror against Hindus, both in Kashmir and Bangladesh.

Yet Kohli's team was oblivious to terror in their backyard, the cause of not playing Pakistan, but "concerned" for "black lives matter" in the US.

hindustantimes.com/india-news/sch…
At the highest level, the mental state of athletes matters more. While the Pakistan team did not do this fake copycat "taking the knee" the Indian team was busy virtue signalling for an issue that had zero meaning for anyone in the team living in India.

indiatoday.in/sports/t20-wor…
Read 9 tweets
21 Oct
When the very first paragraph is propaganda, you know what the rest of @BDUTT's story will be like.

"a Muslim man, Akhlaq, had been lynched to death in his home on the charge that he had stored beef."

Fake spin—the charge was cattle theft and slaughter of a calf. (still wrong)
I had debunked the spin @BDUTT and gang had put on that story a long time ago.

rediff.com/news/column/wa…
Also in her desperation to find an Islamic angle, why does @BDUTT ignore the Hindus arrested along with #ShahRukhKhan's son? For her Hindus don't matter, but at the very least, it should give pause—this has nothing to with religion.

Media fuels spin. @BDUTT is a champion.
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