Trying to understand the phenomenon of the psyche of feral youth, which now seems to extend teenage immaturity well beyond the expected age. The phenomenon also seems to transcend national borders, supporters of plausible cynical fraudsters visible everywhere from New York and London to Kathmandu and Delhi.
Ultimately, it highlights the consequences of the destruction of the inter generational bonds of family life and the meaning and stability they transmit to successive generations. In its place the young, never quite growing up, are not only victims of outright and simplistic fraudulent political brainwashing but a sinister higher educational system as well. Most humanities and mediocre arts higher education is now conveyed by intelligent malcontents whom society has been failing to offer adequate material reward and extend status towards. The situation has become especially problematic since the 1990s with the massive expansion of higher education access without regard for quality and content. The resulting deep personal discontent of this academic proletariat instills a rejectionist mindset in them. They then proceed to impart to their impressionable students in the guise of profound meaningful insight. Students regard such interpretive frivolity as an explanation for their own disappointments and setbacks. They also feel justified in rejecting personal responsibility for their own predicament, which is often nothing more than the normal ups and downs of daily life.
In recent years, this deadly cocktail has combined with the ruthless commercial rationale of social media, which is both a transmission mechanism for the irrationality of so much of youth and responsible for amplifying it. The new status quo of resentment and rage is a readymade market from which to profit and therefore nurture and incite further by amplifying it. Mallika Bajaj has brilliantly analysed the interpersonal dynamics of their transmission mechanisms that explain how the disease of alienation and estrangement disseminate. @PMOIndia@AmitShah@MEAIndia@SuvenduWB@paulagnimitra1@ARanganathan72@vivekagnihotri@SaluteTigress@Sanjay_Dixit@sanjoychakra@ajaykraina@Sonalkapa@RavinaM75131@SweetBandit108@UnSubtleDesi@ShefVaidya@Sai_swaroopa@mbajaj20@TVMohandasPai@swati_gs@BellamSwathi@MumukshuSavitri@mauna_adiga@dr_yograj@ProfVemsani@VarmaAshi@VamseeJuluri@BobBlackman@BarryGardiner@johnredwood@ReesMogg@ByRakeshSimha@RShivshankar@elonmusk@total_woke_
Don’t forget Britain began weaponising Islam in the 1860s, facilitating the Islamofascist Deoband that spawned the Taliban. It intensified the process by sponsoring the Muslim League in 1906 to corner India’s Hindus. It then proceeded to create the Arab Muslim monarchies that all fund Islamic terrorism. It also helped establish the Muslim Brotherhood active today across Britain and Europe and plotting their takeover. Finally, British geopolitics led to the founding of Pakistan which is haunting Britain today and people originating from it raping their way across the country. I know Manchester and recognise exactly what you’ve just described. And it’s happening in so many parts of London too. Ye reaps as ye sows. @GoodwinMJ@recusant_raja@TRobinsonNewEra@BobBlackman@BarryGardiner@andyburnham@ShabanaMahmood@johnredwood@ReesMogg@JenKteach@SweetBandit108@SaluteTigress@Sonalkapa@elonmusk@UnSubtleDesi@ProfKapilKumar@PadmajaJoshi
@TheNavroopSingh Tragic and true, owing to the failures of government and parents themselves also failed, in turn, by their alleged education that did not teach them reflection and the dignity of self restraint, even under provocation.
There’s no such thing as Islamic terrorism. It’s entirely integrated with the international military structures of the Anglo American state authorities. Islamic terror is merely an instrument of Anglo American geopolitics. One shouldn’t be confused about the Anglo American patronage of terrorism because they occasionally lose control over terrorist factions created for their own purposes in the first place.