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dikgaj
@dikgaj
Explorer of ideas, always on the quest, sarcastic. Currently compassionate libertarian, uncompassionate anti totalitarian. Retweet not necessarily endorsement.
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Dec 17 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
1) All borders are temporary compromises in space and time. Retreats and expansions are part of the process. Identities should not be linked to physical borders, even though never give up on territorial claims, even while retreating. 2) Country and nationhood are not identical, and they don’t have to be. However, their deviation from each other over long periods can only be resolved by the dissolution of one or the other, eventually leading to dissolution of both.
Dec 9 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
1) Some observations. Hindus, (and all those in other identities who find themselves aligned closer to Hindus than their community leaders) should not rely only on the country’s army to stand fast against jihadi aggression. They might. They may fail. But a bigger issue remains. 2) the army is conditioned to obey superior command. Their first reaction will be to obey the order. If the order is to hold back, or retreat, bulk of them will follow. The greatest weakness in national armies before jihadis is the vacillation or betrayal of their commanders.
Sep 30 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
1) The E.Pak army could easily paralyse jihadis. Two reasons it won’t: such a move can provoke jihadis inside the army to revolt, 2nd, the longer jihadis rampage, better army’s case for not handing over power to elected parties. Current arrangement works for three key players. 2) the intention of international backers of E.Pakistan is to create a weak political regime (Ghazi Yunus is excellent for this with no real networks of power in a jihadist social base) dependent entirely on the army. As long as he can be the facade, army rule can’t be blamed.
Aug 19 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
1) Nice try. But USA, China, Pakistan form a threesome where India is concerned. Given all three’s record in attempting or managing to destabilise other countries, and all three’s links into Bangladesh, it’s a reasonable projection that they were involved. 2) Interim gov won’t go and can’t go against mullah networks in control of society. The interim gov wont displease an essentially Islamist society that has been consistently and increasingly Islamised under every Bangladeshi regime, via foreign agents, aid, and organisations.
Aug 11 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
1) Seemingly rational. But one has to be careful in giving rationale publicly to policies that help exactly what the enemy want. Here’s a long list of things here that range from wishful thinking to the dangerous. First is the line of appealing to reason in Islamic countries. 2) the two primary arguments of appeal to reason to jihadis here is that (a) absence of Hindus among them will lead to intra-Muslim conflict destroying Muslims as a whole. (b) modern technological progress doesn’t come from Quran, and Hindus among them can provide that.
Jun 14 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
1) Such clarity does emerge in India too, but can only be expressed from outside India. There is an internal problem in Indian society and state because of its colonial derivative nature that deliberately sides with the jihadi simply out of fear and hatred of the majority. 2) the colonial intervention created a fundamental disruption between the majority common Hindu and the political, military, admin Hindu elite who inherited and adopted the world view of colonial masters that saw the common Hindu as the primary threat to their hold on state.
Nov 14, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
1) Was reading up on the British Tasmania civilising mission after a long time. The quintessential British character of hyper-hypocrisy on values, as shown in the scum governor Arthur or his scum solicitor general, was acting out in the same time as lead up to Indian war of 1857. 2) the British civilisers went out hunting native adults, capturing women for rape or sex-slaves, children as slave labour. natives fought back. So great Brit civiliser Arthur sent his men in chains of deniability to civilise natives by doing what they wr doing before on natives.
Nov 8, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
1) Israeli intel likely lost out because of their interfaces with those they deem or r forced deem as friends. The Hamastinian raid was planned for long, and too many western and US intel are embedded in Hamastine to not know. They made sure that Israelis were kept in the dark. 2) US, Euro, Egyptian or US linked Arab Intel wd hv collaborated pretending this wd help topple Bibi, and place an Israeli gov more aligned to US pseudo-left. Their handlers wd work with Hamas, and I am pretty sure that western media was embedded within Hamastine raiders.
Oct 26, 2023 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
1) Total bull. It was you who sought to disqualify a reality of Brit civilising claims because of the presumed location of the person protesting it. Location is irrelevant for the question. If an Australian kangaroo was able to say it, it too wdnt be disqualified. 2) there is no country with sizeable popn that is able to stamp out trafficking, including current Britain whose image u sought to whitewash and falsely made equivalence between an arm of the British gov doing/covering for it/lying abt it with Indian army/gov that doesn’t do it.
Oct 26, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
RNIs get enraged if their beloved Brits actual history on ground in India is mentioned. Existing prostitution does not erase what the British did. Tweet was in context of rascal claim that Hindus were “civilised” by British. RNI Joshi got enraged because that was called out. Joshi is not a champion of any trafficked women. Her pretension of outrage seeks to deny that British army in India organised its sex slavery as part of its regular operations and wd use health concerns to both force innocents into it and abandon ostracise them after infecting.
Oct 19, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
1) Two things that still bug me in video of Israeli pregnant woman being cut open by jihadis without anaesthesia, gagged, held down -she is cut like an animal being flayed, the skin taken off all along the front. The one doing it is a real life butcher who practised on animals. 2) second, I dont get why she is being slapped. She is already gagged with tape, four jihadis hold her down by her limbs. She wd be half senseless with pain, and at best moan a little. They don’t want her to even moan. They are treating her like an animal in the slaughterhouse.
Oct 10, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
1) 75 years of India-Pak proves the insidious British two-state doctrine never worked when one is an Islamist majority. Israel will have exact same situation as India with two Islamist bases on two flanks. Yair is making a Nehruvian disservice to his ppl, pushing for two-state. 2) The sovereign base that jihadis gain from two-state, is just a start of a long war maintained by the Imullahs who patiently nurture jihad ag the non-Muslim neighbour, erase any remnant "moderates" in order to eventually gain more territory and hopefully annex the neighbour.
Oct 3, 2023 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
1) This bull is propagated by both Islamists (of every pretension) and Anglophiles: armed overthrow of an obnoxiously exploitative regime was never funded or backed by the primary patronage circle that brought Gandhi over from SA. These had interests dependent on colonial regime. 2) in sharp contrast, in Ireland, it was armed insurrection that forced the British ultimately to concede at the height of their global dance post WW1 - because Irish “parliamentary line” made common cause with insurrectionists, and American support was available.
Sep 10, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
1) British commander of naval grp sent to relieve Pakis in ‘71, Adm Gordon, whined to 7th Fleet commander: “Sir, we r too late…Russian atomic submarines here, and a big collection of battleships.” British ships fled west, US stalled before Bay of Bengal. Rahman ran to that UK. 2) Wikipedia editor activists , likely of British-Bangladesh-Islamist axis, hv wiped off any memory of what British state actually wanted to do to the resistance in E.Pak. None of actual British complicity in Nixons intentions are mentioned. This was why Indira was wrong.
Jun 14, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
If it’s 1806 census, then Dwarkanath was a 12 year old boy. As far as is known he wasn’t entrusted with managing/buying real estate or any business at that age. His “family” had many ripe stalwarts and branches in 1806 on whom he wdnt hv any say either. This is intriguing 🤔 I was looking for the source of this, came across wild blogs that converted 43 rooms into 43 brothels, claimed Devendranath confirmed his daddy’s brothel ownership in his autobiography (none of the 4 editions available, do), a typical EPW piece missing bibliography by Moni Nag,
May 16, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
neo Gandhians detest Bose but co-opt him if they think they can get away with it. Bose had a more nuanced interaction with “Hindu” than nehruvian hatred of Hindus.Anti-Brahmin jihad is old church and jihadi anti Hindu trope. This one dubs me RSS not knowing what they say abt me🤣 Bose is hated and each hatred tells more about the hater than him. Congis hate him for winning party election against Gandhi and his trusteeship reduced to dynasty (dictator) model, anticipating ‘42 call which Gandhi imitated and as a Bong staking ldrship in national politics.
May 16, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Two crucial acknowledgments: judges do show the propensity to stretch law&logic to reach prejudged conclusions, which, turn out to be in favour of the “wrong” side; “executive” by definition is “wrong”. But Shah is the only such bad judge as his rulings favoured those we hate. In fact this piece itself illustrates the method: select stories that seem to support that the judge favoured the executive, omit those that might not. Insinuate that any ruling going in favour of executive is wrongdoing as executive has been prejudged to be wrong. But then….
May 16, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
1) My take on Californication: The enemy of the Hindu targets the Hindu in an obvious but piecemeal manner. It takes pieces of flesh out assuring the rest of the body that it is not targeting the body only its festering parts. I am both sad and glad at the pain its causing. Why.. 2) The segment targeted have been targeted by Europeans since the first Navarrese saint of the church to decide to cleanse the Indian heathen by whatever means that works landed in India, and his kind congregation found this Hindu segment the most unrelenting.
May 16, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Massa Nicky went instantly personal pretending to know that Narinder's "ancestors" burned widows. She cd similarly declare Nicky's ancestors burned women alive just 80 years before the grandstanding of 1807 act & not only traded, but captured, tortured, raped slaves. She won't. The howling by British neoimperialist rascals about how good and the only good "abolitionist" the Brits were - comes from an acute awareness of how much Britain promoted and expanded the scope of slavery globally, and how much of its power and wealth came from practicing it.
May 15, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Its a common tactic. Yazidis wr allegedly disarmed by Kurdi militia leaving ISIS jihadis to have fun. Brits tried to do this to Jewish militants in the lead up to creation of Israel while leaving arms in Arab hands. Jews hid arms successfully. Meiteis shd hv done the same. However Jews in 1948 were in a better position for arms compared to Bengali Hindus in '47 or Yazidis in 2014, and Meiteis 2023. They had planned and had independent secret manufacturing as well as sympathetic srcs from Brit/US side. The other three had no foreign suppliers.
Mar 30, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
“bamamargino” wd be understood by Vedics but they never saw “bammargino”. Anyway, there is a new human species around, homo sapien puritanicus whose ancestors continued the diet of vegetarian apes through evolution while coexisting ancestors of modern humans turned omnivorous. Even Agnideva had digestion issues from only consuming vegetarian (not vegan) ghee in yagnas: had to consume an entire forests worth of animal flesh to get cured - the same Agni without which Vedic yagna cannot be performed. Is Agnideva kencilled too!