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May 21

Kapil Sibal recently declared in court, “Once a Waqf, always a Waqf.” That one line says everything about the Emergency India is under—not declared by a state, but imposed silently by Islamists, enforced by mobs, and legitimized by ‘secular’ elites.

Decades ago, Sitaram Goel saw this coming. In his collection of articles 'Freedom of Expression', he warned us: Islam has imposed an Emergency on India.

From CAA to NRC, from Triple Talaq to Waqf, from Sar Tan Se Juda threats to blasphemy laws—every issue must pass an Islamic test, or else.

The Hindu voice is muzzled, critique is criminalized, and facts are labelled “hate speech.”

What Goel wrote decades ago stands truer today than ever before.

Here’s a long thread from that prescient essay—unedited, unfiltered, unflinching.

No newspaper or periodical worth its name in India will publish what I write in the lines that follow.

Not because the subject matter is seditious or sacrilegious or obscene, or even controversial, but simply because it defies the Emergency imposed on this country by Muslim theologians and politicians backed by ‘secularist’ intellectuals and politicians and riotous Muslim mobs and plain terrorists.

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The Indian intelligentsia, by and large, is very well aware of what Emergency means. It had a firsthand experience during 1975-77 when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi extended to everyone the fullest “freedom” to extol her, but put in jail all those who asked inconvenient questions about her doings.

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May 20

On May 19th, one of the most controversial figures of Modern India, Nathuram Godse, was born.

Some rally that he was right. Others say he was fatally wrong.

But this is his final statement—unedited, unapologetic. A window into his mind and why he did what he did.

It is upto you to decide!

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On January 13, 1948, I learnt that Gandhiji had decided to go on fast unto death. The reason given was that he wanted an assurance of Hindu-Muslim Unity… But I and many others could easily see that the real motive… [was] to compel the Dominion Government to pay the sum of Rs 55 crores to Pakistan, the payment of which was emphatically refused by the Government….

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But this decision of the people’s Government was reversed to suit the tune of Gandhiji’s fast. It was evident to my mind that the force of public opinion was nothing but a trifle when compared with the leanings of Gandhiji favourable to Pakistan.

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May 19

26 people died in Pahalgam. Killed not in war—but in yet another jihadi ambush.

Their only fault was that they belonged to Sanatan Dharma. They belonged to Bharat

India responded with fire:
Operation Sindoor—a clean, precise military strike.
But let’s step back.
Because this cycle… isn't new.

And there was only one man who predicted this years ago. A man who was laughed at in his time—and is being proven right in ours.

Sitaram Goel.

Long thread

Goel was no firebrand.
He wasn’t trying to go viral in the 90s.
He just read deeply, thought clearly, and wrote with brutal honesty.

What he wrote disturbed people. Not because it was false.
But because it sliced through polite lies we were taught to believe.

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Let’s be honest. We grew up hearing things like:
“Islam and Hinduism coexisted peacefully.”
“India is secular because we respect all religions.”
“Partition solved the Hindu-Muslim problem.”

Goel called this a dangerous fantasy.
And showed us the bones beneath the fabric.

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Apr 12

Who is Hanuman?
A monkey-faced deity?
A superhero of ancient India?
Or the embodiment of cosmic energy and the power of the Self?

Hanuman is much more than myth—he is a living symbol of inner strength, devotion, and transformation.

Long thread based on @davidfrawleyved Ji's article

Hanuman endows us with Atma-Shakti—the power of the inner Self—through which we unlock our higher potential and achieve the impossible. 🐒⚡

He gives us courage, confidence, and the boldness to succeed

Hanuman is the great hero of the Ramayana, a monkey in form, yet the highest of sages, yogis, and devotees.
What is the deeper meaning of this magical being?

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Feb 22

1/ Maulana Abul Kalam Azad – The Unqualified "Education Architect":
India's first Education Minister had zero formal education—only traditional Islamic studies. Yet, he shaped India's education system. On his Death Anniversary let’s break down his real agenda.

2/ Maulana Azad was homeschooled by his father Maulana Khairuddin in Islamic theology, Arabic literature with particular focus on Urdu, Farsi, and Arbi.
No exposure to modern science, mathematics, or rational inquiry. Only hearsay about his self-learning in all these subjects.
Yet, he dictated what the millions of newly independent Indian students would learn.

3/ Maulana Azad ensured India’s education system continued Macauley’s British model - producing clerks, not innovators.
Critical thinking, Vedic sciences, & Bharatiya knowledge systems were sidelined. Was this incompetence or design?

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Feb 20

Now that we have a BJP govt in both Delhi and the Centre, it's time to replace Mughal names with those of our real heroes—the ones who made Mughals tremble in their tents.

And what better way to start than with the man who raided Delhi itself? ⚔️

Thread on Bajirao👇

Bajirao Peshwa's Delhi raid in 1737 was a strategic masterclass that shook the Mughal Empire. On Nov 12, 1736, he set out from Pune with 50,000 cavalry, aiming to expose Mughal weakness.

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Instead of the main Agra route, Bajirao navigated through Jat territories, appearing unexpectedly near Delhi. This speed (almost 200km in 4 days) was key to catching the Mughals off-guard.

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