This is how Lebanon went from being a prosperous Christian country to being destroyed by Islam. Pay close attention!
“As Christians, we opened our doors to Muslims, and welcomed them into our country. We wanted to be inclusive and even made them part of the government.
But due to having several wives and many children, Muslims became the majority.
Once they were the majority, they thought they could do whatever they wanted, and began massacring the Christians who welcomed them.”
I have never seen them show this level of loyalty to the nation… to India itself.
The contrast speaks louder than any debate ever could.
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For decades, a specific brand of "slave-minded" propaganda has been fed to us, a narrative designed to make us hang our heads in shame while glorifying those who sought to erase our identity.
The textbooks called him a "Tiger," a progressive reformer. But ask the Mandyam Iyengars of Melkote why they still refuse to celebrate Diwali. They remember the blood-soaked streets of Naraka Chaturdashi, where hundreds of their ancestors were slaughtered by Tipu’s forces.
And then, there is the ultimate weapon of the perverted mind: the myth of the "Breast Tax." A story meticulously crafted to paint Hindu society as uniquely depraved. They took the historical terms Thalakkaram and Mulakkaram, simple per-capita taxes for men and women and twisted them into a lurid tale of modesty bought with gold.
They ignored the reality that in the humid climate of Kerala, the "right to cover" wasn't a social restriction for the poor, it was a custom shared by many, regardless of caste. They turned a tax on labor into a tax on dignity, all to ensure that the modern Indian student feels a deep-seated resentment toward their own roots.
Why? Because people who are ashamed of their past are easier to manipulate in the present. It’s time to decolonize the mind. It’s time to stop apologizing for a history that never happened, and start reclaiming the one that did.
Leave aside the low quality production, this video unintentionally shows you the colonial mindset of Pakistanis. It refers to Afghans as “tandoori chalane waale” - people only fit for baking in a tandoor - not fighting a war.