"We are post-religious, anti-socialism, pro-India, anti-woke, modernist and unapologetically anti-Dehat."
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This Girl beautifully exposed "The Deshbhakt" aka habitual liar.
She not only exposed but explained whole Dam controversy in simple language
Must watch 🙏🏻😊
Man KIDS should be OFF X, these retarded kids are so dumb i can't even fathom... ofc speaking is not intent but these vile shit makes me scared of these GenZ... they are so impulsive, its sick
This kinda rabid people we're dealing with, ofc the kid did wrong but this is pure vile shit i've ever seen.
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Another incident in Bengaluru where some random uncle is recording a woman without consent🥲
What a sad state EU so called freedom of speech and free press didn't even said shit about POLAND coup attempt... i mean ofc EU is led by frauds and corrupt peple, poland is better off EU just saying...
Hitler in his manifesto Mein Kampf exclusively used Hakenkreuz.
James Vincent Murphy, an Irish translator and former Catholic priest who published the first complete English translation of Mein Kampf in 1939.
Murphy deliberately chose to substitute "Swastika" for Hakenkreuz to protect the Christian church.
Adolf Hitler specifically called his symbol the Hakenkreuz (literally "hooked cross"), never using the Sanskrit term "swastika". He encountered this geometric motif prominently during his childhood. In 1897 and 1898, Hitler attended the Benedictine monastery choir school at Lambach Abbey in Austria.
The abbot of that monastery, Theoderich Hagn, had integrated the Hakenkreuz into his personal coat of arms. As a result, the hooked cross was prominently carved into the monastery’s stone walls, woodwork, and portals where a young Hitler saw it daily.






















