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@fgautier26 Wish you both a lovely happy life together!

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@TheSanjivKapoor Oh STFU.

[Sidharth @Cloudwatch199]

It is genuinely insane that some of the brightest scholars on Earth , people coming out of institutions like IIT Bombay, with acceptance rates lower than MIT and Harvard choose to build their careers in America, only to be mocked by diaper groypers sitting in their basements with room-temperature IQs.

And the funniest part?

U.S. leadership increasingly seems more interested in listening to these losers than protecting the talent that keeps America scientifically dominant.

You cannot scream “America First” while driving away the scientists, engineers and researchers who help keep America first.

That is national self sabotage.

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@PrimeVanguardX @ArmandDoma Without a doubt this is true.

At the end of the day, the responsibility lies with us, and no one else.

However, do not in the same breath tell me India should be grateful to the English for it's institutions.

In the same way one should be grateful for their scars? Sure.

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@Josh_Merfeld @ryancbriggs Precisely.
They see the propaganda, and assume all these swaths of 80 IQ Indian immigrants coming in taking their jobs.

If they had *any clue* what kind of talent was choosing to live in their towns and prop up their industries, they would be humbled beyond belief.

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@PrimeVanguardX @ArmandDoma Another FYI (since the amount of stupid coming from you is hard to swallow, @PrimeVanguardX ):

The reason Indian institutions suffer today is in large part *because* they copied over the underlying British systems that were designed to control, not to let the population flourish

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@PrimeVanguardX @ArmandDoma Incase that wasn't obvious:

150M > 100 IQ means there exists a US sized population of 300M with an average IQ of 100.

Since you seem to care about the IQ/Genetics argument.
Further, if genes matter, historical achievements become prominent. And you don't want to go there.

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@PrimeVanguardX @ArmandDoma Right. You'll keep hammering the now, very dated, IQ figures.

The updated ones, as nutrition improves, will likely show spikes in the IQ of the poor in India, which FYI, is what brings the mean down.

Regardless, with 1.4B, that's 5M > 120 IQ & 150M > 100 IQ.

[Oc updates @ocupdate]

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[Akash Sampurnanand Pandey @late_bloomer_7]

In 2002, an IIT Kanpur civil engineer working as an IES officer wrote to Prime Minister Vajpayee, exposing corruption in the $10 billion Golden Quadrilateral Corridor - India's biggest highway project.

Designed to construct 14,000 km of 4-lane expressways connecting Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, it stands as the modern bedrock of Indian infrastructure.

He left his letter to the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) unsigned. Knowing the deadly stakes, Dubey attached his credentials on a separate sheet with an explicit instruction:

"Before moving the file, please remove the attachment containing my particulars to ensure secrecy."

But the PMO did not redact that information. It forwarded his complaint down the ministry chain with his identity attached. His name reached the very people he had exposed.

One year later, on his 31st birthday, Satyendra Dubey was shot dead outside Gaya railway station by the mafia.

They called it armed robbery. His family never believed it. The men who ran the murder racket were never touched, even after a CBI probe.

His death led to the Whistleblowers Protection Act in 2014. It was never brought into force, and it still doesn't protect a whistleblower's identity to this day.

His father, a poor sugar mill clerk with 7 kids, spent his entire life’s savings to raise an honest son who went to
@IITKanpur and then joined the IES to serve the nation.

On November 27, 2003, instead of celebrating Satyendra’s 31st birthday, that old man received his son’s bullet-riddled body in a wooden box, forced to weep over the casket of a hero he spent a lifetime raising for a country that wasn't brave enough to keep him alive.

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@PrimeVanguardX @ArmandDoma No Jack @PrimeVanguardX ,
The reason the US is superior is because of its Constitution. It's an achievement of mankind.
Indeed, the culture of the founding people allowed for it. Immense credit to them.

But it's culture. And not genes. You confound the two to your own peril.

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@mikopowers @permanentindian @DavidMKeyes No. He literally cannot.
Read up before you speak.

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@anushka18001 @DavidMKeyes Can't. India doesn't allow dual citizenship.
And please, have some dignity. He's a citizen, he doesn't need another.

[Carl Wheless @carlwheless]

It's been over two weeks since anyone donated to my fundraiser, and I want to explain why it exists because many of my newer followers may not know the story.

I'm a 100% disabled Iraq combat veteran.

In 2014, with less than ninety days left to qualify for a full twenty-year retirement, I was forced into medical retirement without due process. After more than a decade of fighting, Chief Judge Matthew Solomonson of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled in my favor in March 2026 and ordered the Army to correct my records by June 30. The Army ignored the order and missed the deadline.

Correcting my records means paying the back pay they owe me and starting my future retirement pay. I'm owed a large sum.

I'm grateful for everyone who's given: the five hundred dollar donations, the three hundred, the two hundred. We've raised over $15,000 so far. But the Army's refusal to follow the court order has put us in territory we never expected when this fundraiser started.

Winter is coming. I need to cover winter expenses and build a reserve. TRICARE is my family's health insurance, and that reset hits hard.

If you can give, the fundraiser link is in this post below and in the pinned post on my timeline. Any amount is appreciated: $500, $50, $5. Every dollar will be used responsibly.

If you can't give, sharing this post matters just as much. Thank you to everyone who has stood with me.

https://t.co/xfHnUMxqlu

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This was exposed by an Indian whistleblower, trafficked into Laos, forced to run scams by his Chinese Mob bosses.

[S S @SimplePlansNow]

Turns out:
Indians scammers were in reality Chinese Mafia forcing trafficked slave laborers to disguise themselves as Indians, and run scams in the US/UK.

These scams target regular Americans & NRI Indians for $ Millions.

Wired Investigation: https://t.co/rO2sffUDEM

[S S @SimplePlansNow]

Turns out:
Indians scammers were in reality Chinese Mafia forcing trafficked slave laborers to disguise themselves as Indians, and run scams in the US/UK.

These scams target regular Americans & NRI Indians for $ Millions.

Wired Investigation: https://t.co/rO2sffUDEM

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@carlwheless @earned_given @Indian_Bronson

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Investigation (Wired): Chinese Mafia trafficks people in the Golden Triangle into slave labor.

To run scams in the US/UK,
*disguised as Indians*,
targeting regular Americans & NRI Indians.
https://t.co/rO2sffUDEM

@earned_given @carlwheless @Indian_Bronson

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@earned_given @carlwheless @Indian_Bronson An Indian trafficked to Laos, exposes this to Wired journalists.

[S S @SimplePlansNow]

Investigation (Wired): Chinese Mafia trafficks people in the Golden Triangle into slave labor.

To run scams in the US/UK,
*disguised as Indians*,
targeting regular Americans & NRI Indians.
https://t.co/rO2sffUDEM

@earned_given @carlwheless @Indian_Bronson