Jam Buttle

Reposts are not my personal opinions.

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@MisterJiki @nypost U must be a chinese bot as this propoganda comes from there. Frow up and learn

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@r3vss Can you share the price of the green saree with black blouse please!

[Radharamn Das राधारमण दास @RadharamnDas]

35 years ago, TV epics Ramayana & Mahabharat showed divine weapons like Brahmastra intercepting enemy missiles—drawn from ancient scriptures, not fantasy.

The Mulla-Marxist-Missionary cabal mocked it all as superstition.

Today? The world marvels at guided missiles, interceptors & nukes—tech our ancients already knew.

Brahmastras weren't myths. They were memories—scientific, strategic, and sacred.

It wasn’t our rishis who lacked science. It was the elite who lacked vision.

Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayana and B.R. Chopra’s Mahabharat brought to Indian television vivid portrayals of celestial warfare—divine weapons such as the Brahmastra, Narayanastra, and Agneyastra, capable of targeting, intercepting, and annihilating enemy projectiles with unerring precision. These depictions were not mere dramatizations, but carefully drawn from the Valmiki Ramayana, the Mahabharata, and the Puranas—texts that have preserved India’s deep scientific and metaphysical insights across ages.

Yet, during that time, the Mulla-Marxist-Missionary alliance—the unholy trinity that has long sought to undermine India’s civilizational confidence—ridiculed these episodes as fantasy. To them, anything rooted in dharmic tradition was automatically labeled irrational or unscientific.

However, the wheel of time has turned. Today, the world bears witness to advanced military technologies—interceptor missiles, precision-guided munitions, and strategic warheads—eerily similar to what our ancestors described as divyastras. Modern science is only now arriving at the thresholds our rishis had mapped through consciousness-driven knowledge systems.

Take, for instance, the description of the Brahmastra in the Mahabharata—a weapon of such power that it could annihilate entire regions, leaving the land barren and lifeless, its aftereffects persisting for years. Many scholars, including those outside India, have drawn parallels between such descriptions and the effects of nuclear or radiological warfare. The Agneyastra, too, is often compared to flamethrowers or thermal weapons. The principle of targeted activation through mantra can be viewed through the lens of quantum entanglement, information-based control systems, or consciousness-linked weaponry—fields that cutting-edge science is only beginning to explore.

It is not that the ancients lacked scientific understanding. It is that the ideological elite lacked the humility to accept that true knowledge can also emerge from non-Western, spiritual, and experiential traditions.

The time has come to reclaim and reassert the intellectual and scientific genius of our civilization. What was once mocked is now being modeled. The epics were never mythology—they were memory, misread by minds enslaved to alien paradigms.
#SanatanSanskriti #AncientScience #VedicWisdom

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

Cows and buffalos are sacrificed not for the ritual but for ego to win over hindus.

Arabs never had cows. Humanity is a joke here.

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@RetweetMarathi @ncbn Hindi doesnt give jobs idiot, knowing Hindi helps qualified candidates to venture across the country with out langiage barriers. Low IQ will not get jobs no matter what. So just shut up

[Sonam Mahajan @AsYouNotWish]

Bilawal Bhutto landed in the West with an accent, a grudge, zero homework, and a burning need to scream ‘Modi’ every three minutes.

The Western polity and press came armed with facts and follow-up questions.

Note to Pakistan’s Foreign Office: Next time, prep your delegation on policy, not punchlines.

[Monidipa Bose - Dey (মণিদীপা) @monidipadey]

It now seems the Harappan culture was not the start of Indian civilisation, but just another dot in our long story of human civilisation.

New studies have revealed that humans lived in Gujarat's Kutch area over 12,000 years ago, predating the Harappan culture by 5000 years. These people ate molluscs found in the region’s mangrove forests, and used a variety of stone tools to hunt.

This new discovery suggests that instead of any sudden external influence, there has been a gradual, locally rooted process of adaptation and cultural development in human civilisation in the Indian subcontinent.

‘The accumulated knowledge of local geology, water resources, and navigation of these pre-historic humans may have later helped the Harappans plan their settlements more effectively and engage in long-distance trade.’

So now we push back our civilisational timeline to 12000 years from BP, leaving behind the SSVC.

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

The new NCERT textbooks for class VII are out. Below are images of the integrated social science textbook (history, economics, geography etc). Note that the images are clear and in colour, the economics section teach ideas using modern examples, and history tries to focus on storytelling rather than dates. I am sure these too will be improved with iterations but we have broken away from old poverty and gratefully colonised narrative

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@kamlesh_mishra @MumbaichaDon Nehru ki ghand me hain. Jaake leke aayo.

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@TrevorSutcliffe @VivekGRamaswamy @grok Oh , shit filles tour home is a better background for your pic first. What a filth your mom gave birth too

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@saccidanand @VivekGRamaswamy Skin color!!

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@Shazamzingzong @Nigel__DSouza First you go backnto where u came from ape

[Jam Buttle @jabut76]

@destinykid_18 @Nigel__DSouza Really fucktard!!

[BALA @erbmjha]

BIG: 🚨“Go to Sirsa. Record videos and gather information about the Air Force.” This is what Zafar from the Pakistani embassy said to Tarif, son of Hanif, from Nuh, Haryana.

From Visas to Espionage

A Moslim was lured into a network under the pretext of visa assistance.

Initially asked to split visa money, Directed by Pakistani embassy to a new handler: Zafar

Zafar pushed him to “earn more” by sending people

After 3rd Pak visit, the real mission began:
➤ “Visa work won’t be enough now”
➤ Offered lakhs
➤ Tasked to spy on Sirsa Air Force base

This is how espionage starts — quietly, strategically, dangerously.

[Shashank Shekhar Jha @shashank_ssj]

Ashoka University’s Prof. Ali Khan was arrested over posts on #OperationSindoor.

Kapil Sibal rushed to the Supreme Court, and the CJI listed it within 1–2 days.

Why wasn’t he told to approach the High Court first - as is standard for others?

Won’t it be undermining High Court as highlighted by Supreme Court in #MurshidabadViolence case?

One law for all, or just privilege for some?

[Kashmiri Hindu @BattaKashmiri]

The Best Reply to Bhilawal Bhutto and every Jihadi.

Mahakal ke Bhakt 🔥

[Maj Manik M Jolly,SM @Manik_M_Jolly]

And I will ask again :

1. Why have you never made the details of your Chinese MoU public ?
2. Why did you not inform the security forces about presence of terrorists in your Bharat Jodo yatra and why did they come and talk to you ?
3. Why are you defaming India and spreading lies whenever you travel abroad ?

I can go on …

[Prabhat Ranjan @prabhatranjansr]

@SpencerGuard @diplomacy4user An eye opener video for every Non Muslim.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

SRK has always said he is a Proud Pathan. An ethnic Pakistani. He is proud of his Pakistani roots. He still has half his family in Peshawar and visits Peshawar. He has glorified Pathans in many films.

Despite his Pakistani origin, Indian Hindus gave him loads of love and respect. They turned him from a nobody to the biggest star of India.

Today, SRK is mum. He has not spoken a word about Pakistan which organized Pahalgam terror attack and is bombing India with drones.

Time has come for him to speak up. Whom will he back? The terrorist country of his origin or the country which gave him everything. Keeping mum is plain treachery and thanklessness at this point.

[MehtaJi @Mehtakyakehta29]

@Hardisohi Something to learn from the Americans maybe.
Whenever they interact or meet with a war Vetran, they always say “Thank you for your service sir” and treat them with so much respect!