Jinto Thomas

🇮🇳 Indo-Canadian- Christian, Conservative

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@CPEC_UPDATE Mullah munir gave Trump $500 mil for access during Op Sindhoor...I wish they kick him out and invests this borrowed money into taking care of its ppl.

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@HamiltonPolice @HaltonPolice I wish they do that all 4 wheelers..majority of the car/ suv drivers on our roads do not know how to drive..

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@carlwheless No thanks.

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@MichelleLA1981 That's exactly what natives might have thought about your grand parents when they immigrated..!!

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@Cloudwatch199 As an Indian , I believe that just like Israel is the nation of refuge for Jews let Bharath be a land of refuge for all Hindus..lets welcome any Hindus that suffer under the barbaric Islamic fundamentalists..!!

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@Indian_Analyzer Ask Abdul Bhiksha guy to do bhiksha to Indian govt. and then we will see..

[Maxime Bernier @MaximeBernier]

This will probably not please the hardcore partisans on either side, but here is my take on the US regime change operation in Venezuela.

I have zero sympathy for the communist dictator Maduro, who—along with his predecessor Chavez—destroyed his country’s economy and forced millions into exile. I won’t shed a tear if this regime is finally collapsing.

However, that change of regime was the responsibility of Venezuelans themselves. I cannot support the Americans for once again militarily intervening in a country that posed no threat to them, and for having illegally kidnapped its president and his wife. They act, as they have for decades, like imperialist bullies who believe they have the right to do whatever they want, anywhere in the world.

The dozens of US foreign interventions since WWII—invasions, coups, wars, bombings, assassinations—have nearly all had devastating long-term consequences and been responsible for the deaths of millions of innocents. Despite overwhelming US military superiority, they’ve also often led to defeats and humiliations, from Vietnam to Afghanistan. Who knows where the Americans “running Venezuela,” a huge country of 30 million, will lead to?

We can credit President Trump for showing far more restraint than his predecessors, not having started any major war so far and at least trying to limit civilian casualties when attacking other countries like Iran and Venezuela now.

But let’s not be naive. This intervention has nothing to do with ending drug trafficking or restoring democracy. It is about controlling Venezuela’s oil reserves, the largest in the world, as Trump himself admits, and countering Chinese and Russian influence in Latin America. It’s also about propping up the petrodollar and slowing down the dedollarization trend initiated by the BRICS, at a time when Washington has lost control of its spending and the dollar is being debased at an accelerated rate.

Trump understands better than his predecessors that the world is becoming multipolar and that American military and financial hegemony is waning. He accepts that the US can no longer intervene everywhere with impunity, but is reasserting the Monroe Doctrine to maintain control over the Americas. This explains his aggressive policy toward Venezuela, the financial bailout of Argentina, and his outrageous stance on taking over Canada and Greenland.

This is not good for Canada. We are overly dependent on the US economically and militarily, and we obviously cannot afford to threaten their key interests. We must therefore be prudent. They could just as easily find a reason to intervene here one day—as they did 250 years ago this week, when they tried to capture Quebec City after occupying Montreal in an attempt to force Canada to join their revolution and snatch more territory from the British.

But being prudent does not mean we have to support all their pointless wars and immoral geopolitical stances. We certainly should not congratulate them when they act like arrogant bullies, as Pierre Poilievre foolishly did yesterday.

Just as we should have done regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, we must remain neutral and stay out of foreign conflicts that do not directly concern us—and, as always, put Canada’s interests first.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

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[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

Truly heartbreaking 😥😥

[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

HEARTBREAKING: Author Frank Turek, who was in the SUV when Charlie Kirk was rushed to the hospital, tells his story.

"He was with Jesus already."

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@McFaul US installed Zelensky...and then invited Ukraine to join Nato which in turn caused Russia to invade Ukraine..

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@NiohBerg The Pakis will always shove their conspiracy theories to wherever it can stick..!!

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@ITGGlobal @IndiaToday @Geeta_Mohan I don't think India then understood the murderous hatred the Palestinian cause had..now there is no doubt that majority of Indians understand it quite well .That's why it chooses to stand with Israel, the only country that has suffered like India due to a vile ideology.

[👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈 @TheEXECUTlONER_]

That was beautiful young man 🙏❤️🙏.

Charlie Kirk would have loved your prayer.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

How Charlie Kirk wanted to be remembered.

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@charliekirk11 He is with the Lord..!! His work was precious in the eyes of our Lord..!! Heaven just added a saint..!! 💔

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

Donald Trump on Truth Social.
50% tariff.
Plastered on India.

We didn’t blink.

EU protested.
Japan negotiated.
China retaliated.

India?
Calm.
No panic.
No midnight flights to Washington.
No “urgent bilaterals.”

Why?

Modi’s ego?
Blind nationalism?

Or… something darker?
A game running 11 years deep.

May 2014.
South Block.
First briefing.
NSA Ajit Doval leans in.

“Sir… if India wants great-power status…
expect U.S. heat.
Trade. Tech. Oil.
Our enemy isn’t China.
It’s dependency.
Tariffs.
Sanctions.
Dollar chokeholds.
Defence strings.”

The room went still.

“Solution?” Modi asked.

Doval: “Decouple risk.
Build leverage.
Not anti-U.S… pro-India.
Bring Gulf and Africa closer.
Build buffers.
Own our seas.
Weaponize our market.”

The plan lit.
And it burned for a decade.
18+ Hours Works

2014
Make in India Launched.
First hooks in the wall.

2015
Qatar LNG renegotiation.
Long-term energy locks.

2016–17
UPI goes live.
GST knits the market.
Payment diplomacy is born.

2018
Iran sanctions teach fuel-finance fortification.
Whiteboards fill with sanction-resilience drills.

2019
National Electronics Policy.
Stop just assembling.
Start owning components.

2020
PLI tsunami: ₹1.97 lakh crore.
Across 13+ sectors.
Rafales touch tarmac.

2021
Strategic Petroleum Reserves expansion.
Quiet, boring, vital.

2022
INS Vikrant sails.
UAE CEPA.
Australia ECTA.

2023
UPI - PayNow link.
Rupee trade corridors multiply.
Dollar choke-points lose bite.

2024
MIRV Agni-V test.
20-year Qatar LNG.
Chabahar Port deal.

2025
Services exports $387.5B.
U.S. slaps +25% tariff over Russian oil.

Impact?
Not existential.
RBI loosens SRVA rules.
Oil mix rebalanced.
Market weapon ready.

This wasn’t ego.
It was armour.

In 2013
GDP: $1.86 trillion.

2025: $4.19 trillion
We’re 4th-largest economy.

$17.65 trillion PPP.

GDP per capita rose,
~$1.45K to ≈$2.9K.

PPP $11,938 by 2025.
Growth stands at 6–8%,

Making us the fastest major economy.

FDI?
We went from shaky reformer to global darling
$300 billion inflows since 2014,
$81 billion in FY25 alone.

Poverty halved;
Macro stabilized;
Market confidence sky high.

I know it was Painful Journey.
We ended up Paying High Taxes.
But it was for this moments.

And yes,
It makes America uncomfortable.

Because here…
the Viceroy’s chair is empty.

Because here…
puppets have no strings.

Tariffs?
They clang against armour, not chains.

We sip our chai.
We count our tankers.
We guard our seas.
We fly our own skies.

And our finance?
Not your Colonial charity,
Thank you very much.

No, the garlands won’t go to Modi.
He’ll be mocked.
Branded.
Hated.
I’ve got my own laundry list of criticisms.

But this phase…
This pain…
This was the Agni in the furnace.

And now,
What will the West do when they can't bend Bharat?
When the memos and sanctions don’t bite?
Will the next captain keep the altitude steady?

Or…
Will we trade sovereignty for a seat at their tea party?

Your move, Sahib.

- Brilliant piece by Narayan Kumar.

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@BoLoudon He doesn't know Islam well..🤣

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@TimesAlgebraIND Pappu is still on his old ways of trying to divide India on his caste politics..!!

[Jinto Thomas @jinsmatt]

@Jim_Jordan And grocery prices are going up..thanks to Tariffs..Heil Trump