Core Theses: Civilizational and Geopolitical Analysis

Appreciating the performances in "The Bengal Files". I believe it is important to support films that present our history with candor, especially for audiences who may not engage with academic texts.

My recommendation for "The Bengal Files". I emphasize the sincerity of the effort and the importance of such movies in presenting historical truths to a wider, non-reading audience.

Part of my analysis on the state of the Hindu diaspora. I draw hope from the conviction of second and third-generation British Hindus who are courageously fighting anti-Sanatana forces on UK campuses.

Continuing my analysis of the Indian American community. I contrast the misplaced confidence of the elites with the concerns of those on the ground, highlighting a lack of cohesion within the community.

Comparing the situation of Hindus in Bharat with those in the US and UK. While we have a home advantage, the demographic changes in several parts of Bharat are a serious cause for concern.

In this thread, I argue that the Hindu community cannot afford to wait for its elites to awaken. The responsibility falls upon the middle layer and ground workers to unite for self-preservation.

My attempt to explain to the Bay Area elites that personal success offers no protection against mob dynamics. The burden of taking up community issues consistently falls on a small group of dedicated individuals.

A sardonic comment on the concept of "syncretic culture" or "Ganga Jamuni tehzeeb". I use Hinglish to point out the hypocrisy when outrage is selective and one-sided.

My response to a comment, clarifying that Pakistan is not merely a state but a "rogue State of mind" without geographical limits. The external, visible threat is only one part of the problem.