Strange to see that the hot conversation of media is still India vs Pakistan, this is just ridiculous and clearly indicated the deplorable state of the India Media whether its CNN, NDTV or any other - everything is on a loop - pathetic
6. The War on Faith: Replacing Morality with Materialism
Organized religion in the West has been demonized, with secularism and atheism elevated as the only 'enlightened' worldviews. This attack on faith has left society without a moral compass, allowing materialism and hedonism to take root as guiding principles.
As traditional values crumble, people turn to empty pursuits for fulfillment, leaving them spiritually adrift and easier to manipulate. This erosion of faith has paved the way for an increasingly soulless and controlled society, where the pursuit of power and pleasure eclipses deeper meaning and purpose.
4. Divided by Design: The Identity Trap
Identity politics have replaced unity and common goals with divisiveness and victimhood, encouraging people to view themselves as oppressed based on race, gender, or sexuality. This narrative creates endless divisions, making it impossible to address real societal problems.
Instead of finding solutions, identity politics have led to constant infighting and polarization, ensuring that people remain distracted while the true power structures go unchallenged.
"When a society loses its moral compass, it collapses from within." – G.K. Chesterton
A Thread Exposing the Decline of the West🧵
1. The Celebration of Obesity
This is the show to watch for post cricket analysis. Our media is only singing laurels of players and BCCI. Watch and learn. Absolutely u filtered reviews.
@hariprakash@SaketGokhale Rizwan does it in all grounds - whichever player and not to disrespect Hindus. Our idiotic friends did it to disrespect Muslim religion and Rizwan. They won’t do it to other player.
Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it.
Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. —@brucelee
Amidst criticism - @airindia - I really like it though. Modern, Sleek, Readable, No Nonsense, Minimal, Young and also Loud in an understated way - SUPER AIR INDIA !!
@airindia@vivek_gharpure Why do you keep relying with the same cut and copy answer. It’s more irritating. It’s better to be quiet and not reply rather than give the same answer to everyone. You cannot do it in today’s day and age. Replying for the heck of it
Bluetooth technology was named after Harald Bluetooth, a Viking king who died over 1,000 years ago. He unified factions of Denmark with those in Norway, similar to how today's technology unifies different electronic devices. The Bluetooth logo combines Nordic runes for his initials - H.B. The origin of his nickname is debated; some sources suggest he loved blueberries, staining his teeth, while others speculate a dead tooth caused a dark blue/grey hue.
@bobbyrenu@IndiGo6E So proud of you. At least someone respects the army. It’s beyond any businessman to recognise what the army is - you’ve done the nation proud. Indigo needs to be told what the army is - don’t think they are aware