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Points @AdelleNaz makes are worth noting @State_SCA @SecRubio
The Rise of Jamaat-e -Islami: A Growing Concern? What happens when religion becomes intertwined with state ideology? This discussion examines political Islam, the rule of law, and the challenges faced by countries that place religious identity at the centre of their national framework. It also explores why ordinary Muslims should not be conflated with political or extremist actors. Also watch for a deeper look at the geopolitics of South Asia and the future of US-India relations. @DEKAMEGHNA #politicalislam #religionandpolitics #ruleoflaw #pakistan #iran #geopolitics #axisdecodes #timesaxis #toi
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Once we realize this, the Hindu cosmological concepts of Kalpa (4.4 billion years), Yuga, Pralaya and ManVantara start making sense. The more we learn the more we value what our ancestors achieved (and we lost) in the past 7 millennia. It is so important that we work to ensure the revival of this knowledge for humanity’s sake.
We were taught that Earth orbits the Sun in a closed circle. In reality, Earth has never returned to the same point in space once in 4.5 billion years. ​Right now, the Sun is carrying Earth and every planet around the center of the Milky Way at 230 km/s (828,000 km/h), more than 18,000 kilometers every 80 seconds. ​Because the Solar System is tilted 60.2° to the galactic plane and bobs up and down through the galactic disc roughly every 30 million years, the planets trace open 3D corkscrew helices across deep space rather than flat loops. ​The last time the Sun stood where it stands today, one Galactic Year (230 million years) ago, the very first dinosaurs were only beginning to appear on Earth. Since forming 4.6 billion years ago, our Sun has completed only 20 laps.
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Democracy and Islamism are fundamentally incompatible. Hopefully, the Groyper Christians who spend their days demonizing Hindus and Indian Americans will eventually recognize where the real ideological threat to America lies—and start smelling the coffee quickly before it’s too late.
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Over the past 15 years, the rise in hatred against American Hindus and Indian Americans have been driven by the following 3 major groups (1 being the most vicious and pervasive) 1. South Asian Islamists (often with direct backing of Pakistan, Turkey and Qatar) 2. Christian Right (ideologically home-grown, with backing from white supremacists). 3. The globalist Left (in alliance with South Asian Islamists, noted in 1 above). Additionally, an auxiliary force-multiplier of both categories 1 and 2 are the Pakistan back Khalistan cult groups. Anyone, not observing this reality is either disingenuous or is politically posturing to suit a political bias.
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South Asianism is a direct derivative of Jamaat-e-Islami founder Moududi’s idea of pan-Islamism in the Indian subcontinent.
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I have finally cracked the mystery of Indian hate. For decades, conversations about race in America have gone like this. Liberals accuse conservatives of being racists, conservatives respond that they have non-racist reasons for their opinions. "No, I don't hate Mexicans, it's about the rule of law." "No, having more police isn't racist, in fact it helps black people the most." You can make an arguable case in each instance that conservatives had a point. This was our dialectic. Then the Indian came along. He's everything that conservatives have ever said they wanted in an immigrant: law-abiding, high-earning, family-oriented, legal, English-speaking, no terrorism or illiberal attitude. Here was an ultimate test that would show whether conservative opinions were ever based in reason. Conservatives not only failed to embrace Indians. They reacted with a fury to their existence that made all their previous prejudices look mundane. Imagine a woman who is attracted to toxic men but says she wants a nice guy. When she gets a nice guy who checks all the boxes, she hates him more than anyone else because he exposes her as engaging in self-delusion. His existence attacks her very identity. That's conservatives and Indians. The right wanted to believe that they had a political ideology that could appeal to smart, decent people. The conservative intellectual was always reverse engineering justifications to flatter the prejudices of chuds. Again, on most issues there was a plausibility to the arguments being made. Indians have exposed how fake the entire thing was. Conservative politics on a mass scale was rooted in stupidity and racism the whole time. Political scientists knew this already, but it's now become too glaringly obvious to deny, even for uninformed rightists themselves. There is nothing left for conservatives to do but give up on reason and embrace racial hate as their organizing principle. We should thank Indian immigrants, among all the other things they do, for providing this clarity. richardhanania.com/p/conserv…
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Quite creative of @ORFAmerica to mark the Hindu festival of #Deepavali—with a conversation on India’s remarkable clean-energy revolution over the past 12 years, and how this leap forward has helped bring 24/7 electricity to billions across Asia. A fitting celebration of light, progress, and human advancement. We in the United States and folks in Europe can certainly make notes as we wrestle with billowing energy costs, and aging energy infrastructure.
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It will be interesting to see @nikitabier how many of these are based out of Pakistan and China.
Replying to @DevanaUkraine
The magatards dragged me for this comment for weeks, but sadly: it’s true. I love this country—and the best thing an executive at a social network can do is communicate when attempts are made to manipulate public discourse.
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For every Nick Fuentes and James Fishback on the Christian Right, there are a dozen of @LeslieMarshall s on the Left. The mindset of the entire Islamo-Left ecosystem can be summed up in 1 post. If you are “brown” or “black”, you are expected to support a Jamaat-e-Islami backed Hamas sympathizer, because if you don’t, you are supporting White racists. Vivek is too smart for this.
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The scars on Captain Smit Machchaar, the Hindu DubaiAir pilot are representative of a larger civilizational metaphor. - They represent the valiant victory of the Hindu rulers Bappa Rawal and Nagabhatta in Sindh against the Umayyad Caliphates as Charles Martel was defeating the same Umayyads in France. - They represent the heroic resistance of Prithviraj Chauhan against the Ghorid Islamists as Spain was fighting its Reconquista against the Muslim Al-mohad forces. - They represent the endless wounds of the Hindu Marathas in the East as the Habsburgs and Poles were breaking the Siege of Vienna in the West. For over 1500 years, Hindu polities in Asia and Christian polities in Europe faced successive waves of Islamic expansion and answered with protracted military and cultural resistance- simultaneously. The worlds of the Hindus and of Europe have been linked by this shared historical experience far longer, and more deeply, than many Euro-centrists or their derivates here, the "heritage Americans" acknowledge. Captain Machchhar’s scars make that older interconnection visible again in the present.
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For someone who is such a senior journalist at @nytimes, its a pity that @NickKristof doesn't know that ZERO comes from the Hindus of India. Pingala’s Chandaḥśāstra (also called Chandah Sutra), traditionally dated to roughly the 3rd–2nd century BCE first mentions the concept of ZERO. Even the Arabs acknowledged that when they first started using it. But then again, given NY Times' historical and continuous bias against Hindus and India, Kristof's ignorance is understandable.
I'll give RFK Jr. a 0 for this, using Arabic numerals, or perhaps a "zero," noting that the English word "zero" comes from the Arabic "sifr."
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A reminder for Hindus of Ohio.
Folks in Ohio. Go out and VOTE!! You have a historical opportunity.
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A legal immigrant who dots his Is and crosses his Ts is not acceptable because he is Hindu. His children born in America are not acceptable because they are Hindu. An illegal is fine as long as he is a Christian. And we are not supposed to call it anti-Hindu hate @megbasham
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