A Muslim immigrant like you Mehdi, annoyed on behalf of other Muslim immigrants, can’t stand that someone with Elon Musk’s caliber is calling out the Islamic scam you’re peddling to the West.
Not because he’s African born, not because he votes, but because he’s the one immigrant whose success exposes every failure of your supremacist game.
Difference is: he built civilization-level tech, your crowd mostly burns it down.
You don’t actually care about immigrants; you care about importing supremacy.
And don’t act like calling non-Muslims apes and pigs was a gaffe; you spat that at Westerners, right from the book, and still haven’t washed it off your tongue.
Then you took every freedom: speech, women’s freedoms, merit, democracy, that your culture never birthed and turned them into weapons against the West. Against Jews. Against billionaires. Against anyone winning.
Meanwhile? No outrage for honor killings in Iran, no tears for raped Saudi girls, no spotlight on the women locked in Doha’s basement apartments, bought and sold by the same tyrants who sign your check.
How many segments on slavery right under their stadium lights? How many questions about Qatar’s terror wallet or Al Jazeera’s Brotherhood marching orders?
You spit at democracy yet cash their blood money.
All you do is shame the only functioning system you’ve ever succeeded in.
You’re not a journalist. You’re a funded agitator.
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One Tejas crash.
One pilot gone.
And suddenly…
X is On Fire..
LinkedIn on Fire.
I saw the videos.
I saw the fake outrage.
I saw people milking tragedy for Trending.
Circulating crash clips like gossip.
Dropping “RIP” posts like Instagram filters.
Where was this energy for 50 years?
Where was the concern when 400+ MiGs fell?
Where was the outrage when 170+ pilots died?
Where were the hashtags when families shattered?
Silence.
Complete silence.
Because those jets were imported.
Those crashes were “normal.”
But the moment one Made-in-India jet goes down?
Suddenly everyone wakes up.
Suddenly everyone has an opinion.
Suddenly Tejas becomes a punching bag.
Suddenly Indian scientists become a joke.
Suddenly Indian engineers become memes.
Suddenly everyone becomes an expert on G-forces.
The hypocrisy is not subtle.
It screams.
I didn’t react for 24 hours.
I didn’t post condolences.
I didn’t amplify the crash videos.
Because the pilot deserves dignity.
But then… I saw the pattern.
Influencers pushing negativity.
Politicians jumping in for mileage.
Foreign lobby bots pushing,
“India can’t build jets.”
“Tejas is unreliable.”
So I dug into the data.
And it was hiding in plain sight.
Here is the total loss count for each fighter jet.
Ranked from highest to lowest.
F-16: 674 losses
MiG-21: 600 losses
MiG-29: 300 losses
F-35: 29 losses
Su-35S: 10 losses
Gripen: 9 losses
Rafale: 8 losses
Eurofighter: 8 losses
F-22: 6 losses
Su-57: 3 losses
Tejas: 2 losses
Now the average losses per year since service began.
This is where the truth hits hard.
F-16: 14.3 per year
MiG-21: 9.1 per year
MiG-29: 7.1 per year
F-35: 2.9 per year
Su-35S: 0.9 per year
Su-57: 0.6 per year
Typhoon: 0.36 per year
Rafale: 0.33 per year
Gripen: 0.31 per year
F-22: 0.3 per year
Tejas: 0.22 per year
Tejas is statistically one of the safest jets ever built.
Not just in India.
Globally.
And yet, this is the jet people mock.
So what they really want?
They want outrage against Bharat.
They want to shout “India can’t build.”
They want to feed their colonial inferiority.
They want to attack anything proudly Indian.
A jet crash is tragic.
Always.
But it is normal in aviation.
Every nation loses jets.
Every air force accepts risk.
Every aircraft has failures.
An inquiry committee will investigate.
They will give the facts.
Until then, we should stop humiliating our own country.
Tejas is a miracle.
A generational leap.
A symbol of India standing on its own feet.
A machine built by Indian brilliance.
Very soon we will have our own engine too.
And if the empire loyal crowd can’t digest that?
We don’t care.
Stop mocking our engineers.
Stop sharing crash porn.
Stop pretending to care.
Stop cheering for failures of Indian innovation.
Because here is the truth.
Tejas didn’t crash Bharat.
Bharat crashed the colonial mindset.
And some people just can’t handle it.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
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