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u/myssr · 2 pointsr/indianews

Not estimate or guess, scientifically researched & corroborated.

> Sounds like total bullshit.

Flat Earthers also called the theory of the Earth being a sphere as "Sounds like total bullshit".

Many many such episodes in history where super hasty people like you had to eat their words, royally!!


Anyways: https://www.amazon.in/Books-Nilesh-Nilkanth-Oak/s?rh=n%3A976389031%2Cp_27%3ANilesh+Nilkanth+Oak


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u/fanabba · 3 pointsr/indianews

You are right. Jihad through migration-- Al-Hijra.

Modern Day Trojan Horse: Al-Hijra, the Islamic Doctrine of Immigration, Accepting Freedom or Imposing Islam? Paperback – January 29, 2009

by Sam Solomon (Author), E. Al Maqdisi (Author)

https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Day-Trojan-Horse-Immigration/dp/0979492955/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Modern+Day+trojan+horse&qid=1571300210&s=books&sr=1-1

u/Profit_kejru · 19 pointsr/indianews

Don't play dumb. Katua is a honorary term used for Muslims.

> Can you suggest any good book so that I can learn about them?

https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Infidels-Guide-Koran/dp/1596981040

https://www.amazon.com/11-Versus-Terrorist-Teachings-Koran/dp/0982027303

u/fraands · 2 pointsr/indianews

Don't know about bollywood. Hollywood control by jews is not actually a conspiracy theory. Jews who migrated to USA started investing in movies and developed hollywood. http://www.amazon.in/An-Empire-Their-Own-Hollywood/dp/0385265573

There is this transcript between sallu and aish where he mentions about his links with the underworld and much more.

http://www.echarcha.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-20637.html

u/brien23 · 1 pointr/indianews

Read other comments on this thread. Please. Search my comment history. And then if that is not enough, read 'economics in one lesson' by Henry Hazlitt.

Given that you might not have that book available to you I am copy-pasting certain section to help you understand the vacuity of the argument you're putting forward:

>A bridge is built. If it is built to meet an insistent public demand, if it solves a traffic problem or a transportation problem otherwise insoluble, if, in short, it is even more necessary than the things for which the taxpayers would have spent their money if it had not been taxed away from them, there can be no objection. But a bridge built primarily "to provide employment" is a different kind of bridge. When providing employment becomes the end, need becomes a subordinate consideration. “Projects” have to be invented. [..] Those who doubt the necessity are dismissed as
obstructionists and reactionaries. [..]

>If the bridge costs $1,000,000 the taxpayers will lose $1,000,000. They will have that much taken away from them which they would otherwise have spent on the things they needed most. Therefore for every public job created by the bridge project a private job has been destroyed somewhere else.

>[..] They are the jobs destroyed by the $1,000,000 taken from the taxpayers. All that has happened, at best, is that there has been a diversion of jobs because of the project. More bridge builders; fewer automobile workers, radio technicians, clothing workers, farmers.

>[Suppose,] The bridge exists. It is, let us suppose, a beautiful and not an ugly bridge. [..] They can see the bridge. But if they have taught themselves to look for indirect as well as direct consequences they can once more see in the eye of imagination the possibilities that have never been allowed to come into existence. [..] The same reasoning applies, of course, to every other form of public work.

u/redhatGizmo · 2 pointsr/indianews

Yeah there's strange silence about the shenanigans of one of the most shadiest financial organization the Vatican Bank but nonetheless couple times financial scandals of Vatican leaked to public, read this excellent book for more info.

u/gravemac · 5 pointsr/indianews

> Outlining his ideas in a blog posting on his website Mr Atwill writes: "Christianity may be considered a religion, but it was actually developed and used as a system of mind control to produce slaves that believed God decreed their slavery."

> Mr Atwill says that acts of insurrection by Jewish sects, who were awaiting the arrival of a so-called 'warrior Messiah' in Palestine, were a perpetual problem for the Roman Empire and that after the Empire had exhausted all traditional means of dealing with the problem they resorted to psychological warfare.

> "They surmised that the way to stop the spread of zealous Jewish missionary activity was to create a competing belief system," Atwill told PRWeb.com

> "That's when the 'peaceful' Messiah story was invented.

While Atwill does not get recognized or responded to by the Christian movements, he does put forth some strong points

https://www.amazon.com/Caesars-Messiah-Conspiracy-Flavian-Signature/dp/1461096405

u/popat2000 · 1 pointr/indianews

Which Arthashastra? There are many. Penguin one is good http://www.amazon.in/Arthashastra-Kautilya/dp/0140446036

Have read it in parts though. Found it better than other one I had in Hindi years back at my grandpa's place which was highly rated but I didnt like it much. Also it was not printed anymore so...Anyways you will need someone knowledgeable to ask Qs to otherwise book is useless.

Its not easy to transpose his teachings to modern era. But once you start dissecting problem to its root cause, human nature & how vedanta breaks it down, then the correlation of his principles to situations becomes slightly easier.

And even then you do feel confused sometimes. As its common say in our culture, a guru is a must. Only realized it after trying to understand Kautilya and Ayurved.

u/ingless · 0 pointsr/indianews

[Try reading this book if you can,Gives you an insight of how scandalous approach by christian missionaries destroyed indigenous culture] (http://www.amazon.com/The-Missionaries-God-against-Indians/dp/1906011524),it's not about India though,it's about latin America,but we can learn from mistakes of others.

Image of these Christians and missionaries in India is positive ones,like how they elevate people from castes ism,poverty.

But your general heuristic will tell you they basically want you to be ashamed of yourself for what you are to propagate themselves.