Ephemeral Truth

[Bhagat singh doabi @BS_Doabi]

हिन्दू त्योहारों पर ही गुरबाणी क्यों ?
#bhagatsinghdoabi #viralreels #punjab #hindu #sikh

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Can you believe this ?

This Sikh restaurant owner does not serve hallal meat, which is produced by a process of torturing live animals

These 'protesters' are so intent of making him serve meat produced by torturing live animals, that they gather to threaten his wife and his livelihood

But he's not there because the police have just arrested him. For making a joke...

I am being quite serious.

But now, having arrested the joker, the police can't be bothered to send anyone to protect the restaurant from a growing and threatening crowd

Luckily, a private citizen has paid for security, which helps to deter the protesters from doing actual damage. They have to be satisfied with merely
frightening people

Eventually the police do manage to turn up in small numbers. They stand next to the security team for safety

Because, by then, the security team has quietened things down

In other words, they've done the police's job

This is Britain in 2026, under a Labour government

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

Gadia Lohars say that when Mewar fell to Mughals after siege of Chittorgarh in 1568, they followed Maharana Pratap to the forests and took a vow never to return to their homes until the fort was reclaimed

They say they were blacksmiths and weapon-makers in Maharana Pratap’s army, and that they also vowed never to settle in a permanent place or home or light a lamp in night. They started making bullock carts their homes, earning the title 'gadia'

Since that time, much of the community has lived nomadic lives that continues to this day. The jaati is almost entirely Hindu

Two weeks ago, from a Gadia Lohar basti of about 50 houses in Delhi's Azadpur, one Mohd Gulzar lured a young woman into a relationship, took her away, arranged for conversion-nikah and renamed her Ayesha, without anyone knowing

It triggered enormous anger in the basti

As I learnt, for a community whose collective memory is shaped by battle with Mughals, the possibility of one of its daughters being converted to Islam was very distressing

So we got involved, and managed to bring the woman home. I personally visited the basti and counselled her. The entire community expressed gratitude

Love Jihad is not some isolated pattern detached from history. It is and is seen as a legacy of invaders.

[Khushi Harman Kapoor @kapoorkhushi31]

In London, submit to Islam or be prosecuted. Met Police arrested my husband @kingkapoor72 but I’m not bowing down to Islam.
Check history of true GurSikhs 🙏

[Yuri Bezmenov's Ghost @Ne_pas_couvrir]

The Boomers inherited a civilization built on centuries of collective sacrifice, with strong families, churches, traditions, and communities. But they came of age during a cultural revolution that increasingly taught them two things: personal gratification should take precedence over inherited obligations, and dismantling those obligations was progress toward a better world.

In one direction, Edward Bernays helped lay the foundations of modern consumer culture by exploiting psychological desires, selling products as symbols of status, independence, and self-expression. We all know his famous 1929 campaign marketed cigarettes to women as "torches of freedom," that associated consumption with emancipation. The product itself was almost incidental to the point. What was important was convincing people that satisfying a manufactured desire meant a liberation from traditional norms. So, by the time the Boomers reached adulthood, advertising, television, and mass consumption had made personal gratification and self-expression central to American life, and it was everywhere.

From another direction came whats loosely called Western Marxism, the Frankfurt School, the New Left, and later critical theories that, ensemble, interpreted Western institutions through the framework of oppression and domination. So all those family structures, and religion, and traditional morality, and education, and established hierarchies etc., all became coded as oppressive and in the way of real progress. The whole frame demoralized people to consider that overcoming these institutions was the way toward emancipation and a higher level of a complete way of life for everyone.

Let’s run through the greatest hits. Antonio Gramsci explained how churches, schools, and other institutions maintained cultural hegemony. Theodor Adorno and his colleagues developed the F-scale in The Authoritarian Personality (1950), identifying rigid conventionalism, submission to authority, and sexual moralism as markers of authoritarian tendencies. Herbert Marcuse combined Freud and Marx in Eros and Civilization (1955), arguing that civilization could free itself from unnecessary repression and organize life around greater pleasure and erotic freedom. Apparently, we were going to get high and screw our way into utopia. Wilhelm Reich had pushed the sexual angle even further, linking sexual repression to authoritarian obedience and treating sexual liberation as a revolutionary force.

Second-wave feminism brought these critiques of the West into marriage, and motherhood, and the family itself. Friedan critiqued the ideal of domestic fulfillment in The Feminine Mystique (1963). Kate Millett's Sexual Politics (1970) reframed relations between men and women through, you guessed it, political domination. Shulamith Firestone's The Dialectic of Sex (1970) did the same recipe here, identifying the biological family as a foundation of sexual inequality and calling for its revolutionary transformation.

All of that reframing of the West as oppression didn't stop there. Nope. It of course extended to education, history, and Western cultural authority. Paulo Freire's Pedagogy of the Oppressed (1970 in English) promoted critical consciousness as a means of identifying and transforming oppressive social structures. And Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth (1961), endorsed by Jean-Paul Sartre, called for revolutionary liberation from colonial domination. Post colonialism is a thing too, and we'll have to cover Edward Said's Orientalism (1978) which, oh you guessed it, challenged Western representations of other societies as instruments of imperial power.

So yeah, some of these thinkers had different goals, and many opposed consumer capitalism. But they're all linked in how their ideas contributed to a broader cultural shift that reframed inherited Western institutions as bad and presented liberation from traditional authority as progress.

So, consumer culture encouraged people to put their desires first, while radical critical consciousness and social criticism offered all the moral justifications anyone needed to be demoralized and reject any inherited obligations they had to future generations. One made tradition inconvenient. The result was that the Boomers had all the reasons they needed to pursue their own comfort while believing that abandoning traditional obligations was progress for society.

Consider the disappearing family reunions, estranged siblings, and grandparents detached from their grandchildren. Nobody has to deliberately destroy the extended family. Enough people simply stop feeling responsible for maintaining it.

[Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ @sankrant]

You will find that, even in the natural world, no male mammal would have intercourse with a pre-pubescent female cub.

This depravity falls lower than animals.

[Preet Sirohi @BhaiPreetSingh]

अवैध मस्जिद मज़ार मदरसे भारत माता के माथे पर कलंक

मुझे बहुत ख़ुशी होती है गिरते देखकर और आपको ?

भारत माता की जय

[Sanjeev Newar | सञ्जीव नेवर @SanjeevSanskrit]

Rescue Missing Girls is our @sewanyaya Yajna to bring back our daughters. This is Hanuman Bhakti in action.

Naman to @DeepakMalik_1 and @swati_gs who are leading this. No less than divinity - sattva, tapa and vijaya.

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

"Why did India grow at the lowest pace every time when your family was ruling India?"

One question by a knowledgeable person & Rahul Ghandy starts "Abba, Dabba, Jabba". And then he wants to debate with Modi Ji😂

Matt kar Lale, Kulhadi pe pair mat mar😂

[Khushi Harman Kapoor @kapoorkhushi31]

Without @JohnCleese’s help, my family might have been killed by Pakistani supporters last night.
He sent 8 security guards to defend Singhs Dining

My husband @kingkapoor72 was arrested yesterday by met police
Aggressive protesters chanted “Pakistan Zindabad”, outside my restaurant
Londonistan is done

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

.@RealAzadVinod and his team of Gaurakshaks run an ambulance service in Delhi rescuing abandoned, sick and injured Gaumata from the streets and taking them to gaushalas for shelter and treatment

@sewanyaya is proud to support this noble initiative

Gausewaks are among the most committed, courageous and satvik people you will ever meet. Putting a distressed Gaumata into an ambulance is a herculean task, not possible without immense patience, strength, team work and compassion

Naman to these selfless warriors. We will continue to stand by them and support this sewa

[Amar Jit Singh IFS(Retd)🇮🇳 @AmarJit_IFS]

Regardless of opinion of a particular group of people surrounding the Singh couple, the undeniable reality is that they have single-handedly confronted Khalistani radicals and religious extremists from the ‘peaceful community’ who refuse to tolerate another individual's right to freedom of expression and food preferences. Those in the crowd who accuse the couple of incitement must recognise a simple truth: if promoting their brand and expressing a preference for non-halal food offends a particular group, that is not the Singhs' burden to bear. After all, isn't "Halal Certified" openly printed on countless products without controversy?
I deeply commend the courage and conviction the Singh couple has shown by standing firm against these radicals, especially in the face of uncooperative and biased local authorities. Also, certain Sikh groups and organisations must understand that intimidating people by brandishing swords in a mob is not an act of bravery. True courage would mean standing beside this couple @kingkapoor72
in solidarity as fellow Sikhs, rather than pushing a divisive and separatist agenda.

[Benonwine @benonwine]

This is AWFUL. 😡

Everyone, please spare a thought for Harman and his family tonight. Their restaurant is under siege from a pro-Palestine hate mob. 🙏

Imagine if this was YOU and your family.
Harman has been begging the Met Police for protection, and they've turned a blind eye.

Something has gone badly wrong in this country when a businessman can't choose what he serves in his own restaurant. That's just democracy.

He's been targeted. He's been discriminated against. And now a hate mob is outside his business, threatening and intimidating his family.

@kingkapoor72 we are all praying for you and your family’s safety from this Hate Mob.

Would the Met do nothing if it was the other way round?

[Preet Sirohi @BhaiPreetSingh]

अवैध दरगाह जहांगीर पुरी इंड्रस्टियल एरिया

सड़क पर क़ब्ज़ा है, अकेला लड़ रहा हूँ गिरेगी जरूर

आपका 1 रीट्वीट @LtGovDelhi तक शिकायत पहुँचा सकता ह���।

[Ephemeral Truth @EphemeralTruth]

@EricLDaugh Spray pork urine on them

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 HOLY CRAP! A crowd of Islamists is reportedly SURROUNDING a Sikh-owned restaurant in London because it refuses to serve halal meat — and threatening to VIOLENTLY r*pe and m*rder the owner's family

THIS IS MADNESS.

Singh's Dining openly advertises itself as non-halal, right on the sign out front.

A group reportedly recently tried to smash through the shutters, and his daughter got them down just in time

Islamists do not leave anybody alone!

We can't let them keep coming to our countries.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

A woke chemist tries to school Matt Walsh on puberty blockers, insisting the effects are “objectively” reversible.

He expects an easy win. Instead, Walsh exposes the fatal flaw in that claim, and the entire room CHEERS.

ACTIVIST: “I happen to be a chemist, so I’m a little bit familiar with this. Do you know what chemical castration is?”

MATT WALSH: “Yeah, chemical castration is using a drug that ultimately has the effect of sterilizing children.”

ACTIVIST: “What’s the drug, and what does it do?”

WALSH: “Lupron is one of the drugs.”

ACTIVIST: “Perfect. [...] basically it desensitizes your body to the production of sex hormones.

“Within a couple of weeks of going off of it, that process is reversible. Now you can argue there are a variety of other things that may or may not be irreversible—”

WALSH: “Why do that to children though?”

ACTIVIST: “No, no, no, but, but what I’m, but I’m, what I’m curious about, because you use the term chemical castration. Castration is a permanent thing. If you give someone an orchiectomy, as far as I’m aware, you can’t undo it.

“You can’t put the balls back on. [...] You give someone Lupron, an adult, a child, whomever, you take them off of it, it goes away. So I’m just—”

WALSH: “That’s not true.”

ACTIVIST: “That’s objectively factual.”

WALSH: “That’s not true. That is NOT true. Okay, that is absolutely not true.

“You cannot sit here and say, for a fact, that it’s totally fine to give Lupron to young kids, and that when they’re adults it will have no effect on them—”

ACTIVIST: “I’m not saying that.”

WALSH: “And that their fertility will come back. You cannot say that. That is not true.”

“The only way to confirm something like that would be to do that to a whole bunch of kids, and then just sit back and wait for like a decade or two to see how it works out.

“And my point is that, to begin with, performing those kinds of Frankenstein butchery medical experiments on children is wrong. PERIOD.”

[crowd cheers]

You don’t need a chemistry degree to understand that.

[Sanjeev Newar | सञ्जीव नेवर @SanjeevSanskrit]

Why I am not a Muslim. And why Zakir Naiks should instead become Hindu.
My analysis:
https://t.co/ZEIlzlDPyI

[Khushi Harman Kapoor @kapoorkhushi31]

URGENT PUBLIC STATEMENT – HARMAN SINGH KAPOOR

For days, I have been desperately asking the Metropolitan Police for help, protection and assurances regarding the safety of my family and our business.

Despite repeatedly contacting the Met Police and raising serious concerns, I was arrested at my own home this morning and am now in police custody.

What makes this situation even more frightening is that I am in handcuffs while my family is left outside, facing serious safety concerns on the day of the planned protest.

This protest is not simply about our business selling non-halal food. It is also about the harassment, intimidation and threats of violence that my family and I say we have been experiencing.

We have been asking for protection because we fear for our family’s safety. We want to live peacefully, run our business and exercise our rights without fear of being targeted, harassed or harmed.

I find it deeply distressing that, after days of asking the Metropolitan Police for protection, I have been arrested while my family remains worried about their safety.

Who is protecting my family while I am in police custody?

I am calling for:

Immediate protection for my family.
A proper response to our reports of harassment and intimidation.
Protection for our business and staff.
Transparency and accountability from the Metropolitan Police.

No family should have to live in fear. No one should face intimidation or threats because of the food their business chooses to sell.

We are asking for safety, justice, equality and the right to live and work peacefully. Our family’s safety must come first.

Let’s stand together for justice, freedom, equality and a safer Britain. LET’S MAKE BRITAIN GREAT AGAIN! 🇬🇧

— Harman Singh Kapoor

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

Dhanaywad @RajuValmikiN

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