Sagar Pandey

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@JW1 Get Lekr0 also

[Mike Cobraman @MKupperman]

Finally finished Sentimental Value. We noticed something about it that none of the critical reviews seem to mention: it's bad

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@satoverma What is the best Roger Scruton book to start with?

[Aravind @aravind]

I can predict once the Russia-Ukraine peace deal is done, Trump will go after Venezuela hard with sanctions and try take out Maduro. If everything fails, a false flag and direct bombing-invasion will happen. Why will the US do it? The answer is below for you. Gn.

[Satish Verma @satoverma]

@FakeUpperCaste In political economy, things aren't straightforward. There are many interests that have to be balanced if one has to survive in politics. What matters is the direction that they wish to travel even if it's slow.

[Adarsh @Adarshrjha]

So nuanced that it whitewashed killings of at least 35,000 innocent Hindus.

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@TheCineprism Iranian arthouse films are often overhyped. What could be told in 30 mins is dragged for 2 hours and passed off as profound.
Long takes and minimal dialogue ≠ meaning.
Kore-eda does quiet cinema too, but with real emotional weight, layered characters and depth.

[Satish Verma @satoverma]

"Modern times require modern language to narrate our sacred texts for dissemination into masses" is a completely bogus assumption. Goswami Tulasidas ji wrote Manas in Awadhi without subverting the sacredness of the text and its popularity is unparalleled.

[Ashish Dhar @infinitchy]

Every other turn of events since the Pahalgam terror attack has administered an unhealthy dose of unfiltered reality to the deluded Hindu masses. This despite the relentless propaganda generated by news media outlets and social media influencers. The reality checks have been so brutal that for the reasonably vigilant, the sequence of events could well be paradigm-shifting in how they think about politics.

At the root of the mass delusion is the inability of the Indian republic to deal with the paradox of Kashmir. How do you come to terms with the fact that the majority of citizens in a state have weaponised their democratic right to wholly discard democracy and push for secession from the republic? To admit that is nothing short of an existential crisis for the Indian State. Thus, from the times of Chacha Nehru, it has pretended to love Kashmiri Muslims and vainly tried to buy them over through tourism, investment, tax breaks and all kinds of shady perks.

While the abrogation of 370 tightened India's legal grip over Kashmir, it had no effect on the deep-seated paradox mentioned above. This could be seen in the way we reacted to the Pahalgam incident. Losing no time after the attack, India was quick to blame Pakistan. This was true but only half-true and the other half of the truth is what makes Kashmir so hard to comprehend for the Indian psyche and makes them gulp all sorts of misleading info thrown at them.

Over the decades, India has witnessed a widespread feminization of discourse (accurately captured in the choice of defense spokespersons), reflected in the average Hindu's prioritisation of comfort over truth. Think 'Captain Vishwaguru'. Both brutal truth-telling (masculine) and empathetic moderation (feminine) are essential components of a healthy narrative, but in India the pendulum stopped swinging way way back and has been stuck at one extreme for far too long. The problem is exacerbated by the overall decline in the status of men in the modern era and a corresponding loss of testosterone-driven social codes of honour, dignity, clarity of thought and seriousness.

Hindus need their men to get their act together. Stop simping for the politically powerful and realise that individuals have just one single interface with the mammoth organism called the State. That interface is called election and its impact can be likened to blowing hot air to stop an incoming bullet train. The only way to have a meaningful relationship with the State is through the archetype of brotherhood - guilds, associations, societies, trusts, companies and so on. Arrange to concentrate power in the hands of a few and let power deal with power. All else is a cope.

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@iRohanSachdeva China has now publicly backed Pakistan, clearly signaling their stance. If India retaliates, what do you think the geopolitical fallout could be? Or how do you see this playing out?

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@Times4India It is not yet confirmed.

[ALERT HINDU 🚩 @alerthindu1]

We celebrate a war

In india, in hindu culture, every major festival is a celebration of war.

Dussehra is a celebration of war.

Diwali is a celebration of war.

Holi is a celebration of war.

Like this,many festivals are celebration of war.

Festival literally means in hindu culture is a victory over evil.

Thats why we celebrate a war with a pride in our hearts.

We’re the people of dharma.

We’re the land of dharma.

Vc instagram :- Thesanathanman

#WakeUpHindu
#AlertHindu

[Beerus Sama @BsamaU7]

Absolutely true. Bhai 4 lady officers milke utha nai pa Rahi. It was total disrespect for a martyr to have him object of this equality bakchodi.

[Adarsh @Adarshrjha]

Four of them couldn't lift a coffin. How would they carry a wounded comrade and run for miles?

[Carl Jung Archive @QuoteJung]

We should not pretend to understand the world only by the intellect; we apprehend it just as much by feeling. Therefore, the judgment of the intellect is, at best, only the half of truth, and must, if it be honest, also come to an understanding of its inadequacy.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

That’s what American tax dollars were funding

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@TheCinesthetic

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

An NGO is not non-government; it is just hiding which government it works for.

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

Now I am even more excited for Chappelle’s next special

[Sagar Pandey @Sagar_Pandey]

@Adarshrjha