As an African, I've been told it's unlikely for me to speak up against racism toward India. But this man is why I do. He was my tutor. Years ago, he completely changed my life. Maybe some of you recognize him, if you do, please share this post so it reaches him by surprise! Now I’m being heavily trolled just for defending his country from racist stereotypes. India does not deserve online hate mobs and shallow poverty-porn memes simply for asserting its sovereignty or daring to dream of hosting an Olympic Games. This is a hill I am willing to die on To anyone seeing this across Africa, the Middle East, America, and Asia: don't let Western manufactured propaganda dictate your reality. Before you reduce 1.4 billion people to internet stereotypes, step out of your mom’s basement and travel the world. You’d be amazed by the brilliant minds you find.

I’m gonna share what is deeply underneath the French chaos, because I’m fucking sick and tired of everyone quoting this video and labelling it as: “This is what happens when you import the third world.” For decades, French power benefited immensely from economic stability and political influence sustained through its exploitation of Africa, systems built around resource extraction, political leverage, and monetary submission. However, between 2021 and 2023, following successive military coups, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger began severing ties with France and pushed to reclaim control over their own resources and sovereignty. Gold, uranium and other valuable resources are no longer guaranteed to flow through the French old arrangements. So no more cheap energy and raw materials subsidized by African poverty. And that matters to France. Any analyst who understands the history of French-African relations could have predicted that this loss of influence would contribute to the political chaos and unrest now unfolding in France. French Student protesting over underfunded schools and trade union protests over lost purchasing power aren't caused by immigrants—these are the symptoms of an imperial colonialiser running out of free lunch from Africa. France is broke and lacks adequate financing to address these problems now.

Dear internet, I’m the first in my bloodline to find @PekicDaniel a self proclaimed millionaire scumbag who is more brain rotted than American online trolls🤯. France is rioting over learning conditions and cost of living.. but this brain rotted guy spin it to ‘black IQ is lower than white.’ This is the same morally bankrupt guy lecturing Indians about morals and ethics Bro literally used fake “Business owner” persona to make disgusting, blanket claims calling Indians, "shameless," "immoral, terrible people". even stooping to fabricated accusations about sexual assault. He makes being an American brain rot seems like an upgrade 🤣

Let’s shift the conversation from personal laziness to policy failure for a moment, Nikita. The protests exploding across Europe are fueled by real structural failures: Young people are protesting an economy that doesn’t guarantee them the future they were promised. France’s student protests began with demands for better learning conditions. They have since converged with wider anger over living costs, wages and cuts to public services. But instead of engaging with any of these problems, we’re supposed to believe the explanation is that young people are unmarried, have too many degrees, and attend communist dinners? If the economy is transforming, the real question is: who is benefiting from that transformation, and who is being left behind?

But honestly, is this really a win for us? This is the biggest question: What responsibility does Western media bear in normalizing anti-Indian stereotypes? When the same outdated poverty meme and Ai generated narratives are repeatedly amplified, they can shape how millions of people perceive an entire country and its people. Why is so little attention given to filtering out these mockery stereotypes, why is it that content that mocks Indians can spread so easily?

Dear Indian brothers and sisters I may not have the biggest reach, but seeing someone admit that my post offered them a different perspective on anti-Indian jokes and stereotypes means more to me than you can imagine. 😭💔 If these words have reached you, help share them to reach someone else. You never know whose mind you might change when you stand against anti-Indian racism and help these messages find them.

My brother’s words keep making me ask myself a question: If a million people laugh at a racist joke and meme, does that make the joke right? If an influencer earns millions of views by humiliating an entire nationality, does that make the humiliation acceptable? Or have we reached a point where people confuse popularity with integrity? 💔

My brother once told me something about 3 Idiots from India that I didn’t understand until I saw what the internet was becoming. Every October 18th is a heavy date for me. It's the day I lost my brother. As I reflected on his life today, I remembered us sitting together, deeply discussing 3 Idiots. He kept laughing, but he was completely serious when he looked at me and said: "Don't ever be a Chatur." Chatur was a character who chases titles, grades and approval over integrity. And Laughing along with cruelty for likes is exactly that. Fast forward to 2026, I see that same mindset all over the internet: unhinged influencers like @PekicDaniel @Cernovich @Savsays using cheap stereotypes, AI-generated mockery, and manufactured anti-Indian hate as clickbait to feed gullible internet trolls. My brother didn't live to see the state of the internet today, but it turns out he understood a core message before most of us did. To honor his memory, I’m passing his message on to you please spread it across: Don't be a Chatur. Don't laugh along when people are mocked with cheap racial stereotypes.

Dear @elonmusk, connecting rural clinics is great, Starlink helping rural communities is truly a great story. But after this week's reports of Ukraine's Starlink access being throttled amid political tension, many of us, myself included, are losing faith that it's purely meant to connect rural areas. History shows a brilliant idea can still be pushed back. Facebook's Free Basics promised internet for the next billion users, but India banned it in 2016 over fears that one company would control what people could access, and Egypt suspended it in 2015. Digital rights groups across dozens of countries also pushed back. Similarly, look at U.S. GPS. What started as a revolutionary global tool eventually proved that critical tech infrastructure can easily be throttled or weaponized based on geopolitical interests. Now, look at circumstances like this young creator, who crossed into his second country only to find his Starlink restricted and unusable, leaving him stranded and unable to stream. When young people face these sudden local disruptions, it reinforces the fear that Starlink can be shut off at will. Moving forward, what concrete measures will SpaceX take to assure governments and young people that granting Starlink access won't become a political leverage—and what will you do for young creators in situations like his?

Bro uses "nothing to sell" as his entire personal brand hook, and then turns around to charge $1,250 a month just to chat on WhatsApp. It’s the oldest trick in the book: build fake moral high ground by pretending you aren't selling anything, generate outrage through racism. Wow He didn't sell a course. He sells private access instead. Different packaging, same pitch

Self proclaimed crypto millionaire, attacks India. His Instagram bio says: "nothing to sell to you." However his website sells monthly WhatsApp access for $1,250 and extra time at $1,500 an hour. And this is the guy lecturing Indians about morals and ethics? Bro uses pretend “Business owner” persona to make disgusting, blanket claims calling Indians, "shameless," "immoral, terrible people". even stooping to fabricated accusations about sexual assault. However, according to FBI arrest data, white Americans consistently account for roughly 58% to 69% of violent crimes, including aggravated and simple assaults. Yet bro manufactures assault claims about Indians out of thin air.  As an African, I reject every lie in your video. Throwing around a bunch of generalizations isn't proof that you've done business with Indians at scale. @PekicDaniel I dare you to name one verifiable case where doing business with an Indian cost you anything. Just one. Your hatred for India is completely forced and pathetic. bro literally slandering Jewish, Indians, Moroccans and basically anyone just to go viral, what an absolute fraud