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BC...yeh sale churiyan pehente hai kya.. if this fat fuck say to me I would have punch his fat punch or worse give him a nice kantaap like how we do in UP, I once had racist 6'4 old white man said "Go back to India" and I push him , he fell down like a bitch called cops on me...I get arrested but then I put cross charges on that asshole for his flowery language on me.. Court dismisses the case and I walk back home like a free man also got a new job which required background check and I explained what happened and they were ok.."you are hired, welcome to the team".. Fate Favors the Brave (Veer Bhogya Vasundhra)
No saar.... America great saarr .....India third world country saarrr. Fake news saarrr..... One of the Indian American more American than others in this site.
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we will support democratic nations over autocratic ones as a rule of thumb when murrica and europe stops supporting the autocratic oil rich nations and support the fledgeling democracies of africa against them or when they support India over autocratic China and Pakistan.This article appeared in the Hondu
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An alliance of democracies, with India at its core
Europe and India should focus on a far more practical relationship built on tangible connectionswww.thehindu.com
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Summary - saaaaaar, you are demoncracy, join us & ditch Russia.
May we remind the ex NATO chief that agencies & think thanks aligned, funded, propagated, narrated & boosted by EU/NATO/US agencies have called India a flawed democracy & one that is being fastly "authoritarion-ed". They have launched an all out media/narrative war on India's alleged democratic back-sliding.
As such it would not make sense for such a country to join the holy glorious free peach alliance.
Till then, no bueno.
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is there special significance to the number 13, given that so many grooming paki child rapists go after girls that age ??
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The Deep State in the USA: Its Successes and Failures
(An essay on short comings of U.S. Foreign Policy)
Google defines the “Deep State” as a clandestine network comprising members of the federal government—particularly within agencies like the FBI and CIA—working in conjunction with influential financial and industrial leaders. This network operates to exercise power either alongside or within the framework of the elected U.S. government. Essentially, it refers to unelected insiders with vested interests who influence government policy.
Deep State actors are embedded within the U.S. government, often difficult to identify due to their long-standing presence and their ability to appear aligned with government objectives. A notable example is the network of actors rooted in the U.S. State Department during the era of John Foster Dulles in the 1950s. These individuals aimed to oppose any American peace initiatives with the Soviet Union and to counter allies perceived as sympathetic to the Soviets. Although Dulles passed away in 1959, his influence shaped the trajectory of U.S. foreign policy. These so-called “Dullesians” remained influential and became architects of contemporary U.S. policies on a global scale.
The Deep State has had its share of both successes and failures. One key success came during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, when newly elected President John F. Kennedy confronted the Soviet Union. Although he successfully defused the crisis without triggering World War III, the outcome was more about strategic caution than outright victory.
On the other hand, there have been less stellar moments. For example, President Richard Nixon’s decision to send Henry Kissinger to open relations with China, following decades of enmity stemming from the Korean War (in which 28,000 Americans died) and the ongoing Vietnam War (claiming 54,000 American lives), is difficult to categorize as a success. While the diplomatic breakthrough was historic, China’s current confrontation with the U.S. raises questions about the long-term wisdom of that policy. Nixon was advised by an unelected theory professor Kissinger whose main aim was to hurt Soviet Union using China to back stab Russia.
Another significant failure can be seen during President Joe Biden’s administration. In the 2020s, influenced by Deep State operatives, Biden was advised to withdraw from Afghanistan and escalate involvement in Ukraine, ostensibly to demolish Russia. However, this strategy backfired. The hasty Afghan withdrawal and the prolonged war in Ukraine, which resulted in the deaths of approximately 200,000 Ukrainians, cost Biden his political standing and drew widespread criticism. While Russia remains a formidable power, the consequences of these policies continue to unfold.
The Deep State’s role in shaping U.S. policies is undeniable, but its legacy is one of mixed outcomes—successes tempered by costly missteps and unforeseen consequences.
In conclusion, the Deep State nearly jeopardized the otherwise strong relationship between the U.S. and India over India’s decision to purchase discounted oil from Russia. They attempted to exert pressure by fabricating one or two court cases. However, recognizing the significance of the situation, India chose not to engage in confrontation.
This serves as a reminder to remain vigilant about the Deep State—a group of politically driven bureaucrats and even politicians advancing their own agendas, often at the expense of broader national and international interests.
(An essay on short comings of U.S. Foreign Policy)
Google defines the “Deep State” as a clandestine network comprising members of the federal government—particularly within agencies like the FBI and CIA—working in conjunction with influential financial and industrial leaders. This network operates to exercise power either alongside or within the framework of the elected U.S. government. Essentially, it refers to unelected insiders with vested interests who influence government policy.
Deep State actors are embedded within the U.S. government, often difficult to identify due to their long-standing presence and their ability to appear aligned with government objectives. A notable example is the network of actors rooted in the U.S. State Department during the era of John Foster Dulles in the 1950s. These individuals aimed to oppose any American peace initiatives with the Soviet Union and to counter allies perceived as sympathetic to the Soviets. Although Dulles passed away in 1959, his influence shaped the trajectory of U.S. foreign policy. These so-called “Dullesians” remained influential and became architects of contemporary U.S. policies on a global scale.
The Deep State has had its share of both successes and failures. One key success came during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, when newly elected President John F. Kennedy confronted the Soviet Union. Although he successfully defused the crisis without triggering World War III, the outcome was more about strategic caution than outright victory.
On the other hand, there have been less stellar moments. For example, President Richard Nixon’s decision to send Henry Kissinger to open relations with China, following decades of enmity stemming from the Korean War (in which 28,000 Americans died) and the ongoing Vietnam War (claiming 54,000 American lives), is difficult to categorize as a success. While the diplomatic breakthrough was historic, China’s current confrontation with the U.S. raises questions about the long-term wisdom of that policy. Nixon was advised by an unelected theory professor Kissinger whose main aim was to hurt Soviet Union using China to back stab Russia.
Another significant failure can be seen during President Joe Biden’s administration. In the 2020s, influenced by Deep State operatives, Biden was advised to withdraw from Afghanistan and escalate involvement in Ukraine, ostensibly to demolish Russia. However, this strategy backfired. The hasty Afghan withdrawal and the prolonged war in Ukraine, which resulted in the deaths of approximately 200,000 Ukrainians, cost Biden his political standing and drew widespread criticism. While Russia remains a formidable power, the consequences of these policies continue to unfold.
The Deep State’s role in shaping U.S. policies is undeniable, but its legacy is one of mixed outcomes—successes tempered by costly missteps and unforeseen consequences.
In conclusion, the Deep State nearly jeopardized the otherwise strong relationship between the U.S. and India over India’s decision to purchase discounted oil from Russia. They attempted to exert pressure by fabricating one or two court cases. However, recognizing the significance of the situation, India chose not to engage in confrontation.
This serves as a reminder to remain vigilant about the Deep State—a group of politically driven bureaucrats and even politicians advancing their own agendas, often at the expense of broader national and international interests.
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Just to recap, groups that murican twitter went after in past 6 months :
- white men
- white women
- libtards
- rednecks
- jews
- hindus
- muslims
- legal Indian immigrants
- asians with H1B skills
- illegal immigrants
and these are the ones that got showed up on my feed, i am assuming it is the same with others here too. basically no one is getting spared, it's just one SM campaign after another without a break.
- white men
- white women
- libtards
- rednecks
- jews
- hindus
- muslims
- legal Indian immigrants
- asians with H1B skills
- illegal immigrants
and these are the ones that got showed up on my feed, i am assuming it is the same with others here too. basically no one is getting spared, it's just one SM campaign after another without a break.
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Father of all Musings
He is not wasting any time to fulfill his agenda.
He is not wasting any time to fulfill his agenda.
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Muh protocols
Muh checks anf balances
Muh backsliding
Muh checks anf balances
Muh backsliding
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Bro is coming out all guns blazing.
When UPA came into power after NDA in 2005. They did similar purge. More than 10 years have passed - but BJP has yet to act on some of most claimed talking points on illigeal immigration when they were in opposition. They wanted to plug gaps in Aadhaar verification - but nada has been done.
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