Quick notes: Putin was right, Slaughter repeat...

• Democratic revolutions, the manufactured kind: “After the end of the Cold War, a single center of domination emerged in the world, and then those who found themselves at the top of the pyramid were tempted to think they were strong and exceptional, they knew better.  Then, adopting policies based on self-conceit and belief in one’s exceptionality and impunity this single center of domination, the United States, began to export so-called democratic revolutions".
  
  How did it all turn out? Says Putin: “An aggressive foreign interference has resulted in a brazen destruction of national institutions. … Instead of the triumph of democracy and progress, we got violence, poverty and social disaster. Nobody cares a bit about human rights, including the right to life.”



• Now imagine 700 Mandyam Iyengars slaughtered on Diwali eve by Tipu:

We are horrified by the sight of 160 dead & their grieving families; Now imagine 700 Mandyam Iyengars slaughtered on Diwali eve by Tipu;

— Marvin (@VogonPoem) November 14, 2015




• An Open Letter to Moderate Muslims:
  
  (1) A moderate Muslim states that ISIS is wrong, they aren't "true" Muslims, and Islam is a religion of peace.
  
  (2) A questioner asks: what about verses in the Quran like 4:89, saying to "seize and kill" disbelievers? Or 8:12-13, saying God sent angels to "smite the necks and fingertips" of disbelievers, foreboding a "grievous penalty" for whoever opposes Allah and his Messenger? Or 5:33, which says those who "spread corruption" (a vague phrase widely believed to include blasphemy and apostasy) should be "killed or crucified"? Or 47:4, which also prescribes beheading for disbelievers encountered in jihad?
  
  (3) The Muslim responds by defending these verses as Allah's word -- he insists that they have been quoted "out of context," have been misinterpreted, are meant as metaphor, or that they may even have been mistranslated.
  
  (4) Despite being shown multiple translations, or told that some of these passages (like similar passages in other holy books) are questionable in any context, the Muslim insists on his/her defense of the Scripture.

Quick notes: Tight oil, supercapacitors, imitation Vespas...

• Saudi America, but not for long: "We see two chapters in the oil markets. Up to 2020, we expect the tight oil to increase and the need for Middle East oil will be less. But due to the limited resource base, U.S. tight oil is going to plateau and decline. After 2020 there will be a major dominance of Middle East oil."



• Santhakumar Kannappan at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology in Korea and a few pals have built high-performance supercapacitors out of graphene that store almost as much energy as a lithium-ion battery, can charge and discharge in seconds and maintain all this over many tens of thousands of charging cycles.



• Preah Vihear: Cambodia gets sovereignty over the 900 year old Hindu temple on the border with Thailand. 



• These Atlanticists: British spooks used spoof sites of Slashdot and LinkedIn to distribute spying malware.



• This is how you deal with the Hans: A handful of Chinese scooter exhibitors at the International Motorcycle Exhibition had their goods seized by the Italian police because they had brought imitation Vespa scooters to the show.

More idiocy from Yankee South Asia "expert"

America is increasingly challenged at home, on various fronts - fiscally, educationally, intellectually etc.

But, this Atlanticist expert did not go to school in the abomination ObamaNation.

The more perceptive American scholars, such as the historian Will Durant, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams et al were quite knowledgeable about India, its civilization and the threats to it from outside.

Yet, this is the pied piper who will be followed by the US administration - hence lionized and faithfully obeyed by brown sepoys in New Delhi afflicted by the "Gunga Din syndrome".


"That's the future -- that's the future that's good for Indians, it is good for Pakistanis, it is good for everyone.
South Asia could be as it was back in the era of the glory days of the Mughal empire -- the wealthiest, most progressive place in the entire universe."



http://m.rediff.com/news/slide-show/slide-show-1-do-india-and-pakistan-want-to-keep-risking-disaster-bruce-riedel/20130306.htm

Euro trash object to Afzal Guru execution

Just get lost Eurabians. This is why India needs ICBM's capable
of delivering their payload to all European countries that ever colonized any part of India.


http://m.rediff.com/news/report/eu-expresses-regret-over-afzal-gurus-hanging/20130213.htm#

End of sovereignty for third world countries

I think there is a lesson in this for all third world countries, especially India.

The amount of demonization that *India* is being subjected to, in the western media - post
the infamous rape incident - is
unprecedented. Atrocious incidents like this are being deliberately mis-attributed to Hindu religion and culture - fueling neo-colonial urges among the prejudiced Atlanticists.

First, it was the Soviet Union that was balkanized, then it was
Yugoslavia's turn - followed by the secession of East Timor from Indonesia.

Now, the spotlight is being turned on India. Horrific incidents will be used to legitimize the end of Indian "sovereignty", such as it exists - through foreign intervention. We're already seeing this in the form of western funded "NGO" activism, militant proselytisation
and brainwashing of the semi-literate masses by the media collaborators.

It is not a coincidence that all founding members of the "Non aligned Movement" (sic) - Yugoslavia, Indonesia, Egypt, India - have either disintegrated or are on the verge of becoming failed states. It is futile to exult over Pakistan's status as a "failed state." We may soon give them company, in the spirit of
Indo-Pak brotherhood!

The following lines from the interview struck me as particularly significant:

French intervention will cost Mali its sovereignty

http://m.guardiannews.com/world/2013/feb/08/mali




"The question that these images really raise for us is how is it that the French troops who occupied Mali for centuries as barbaric colonisers have come back 50 years later to be greeted as liberators? Does this not leave us seriously perplexed? What is Malian independence really worth? "

NYT Announces Indian English-language Site

NYT has announced that they are creating a subscription-free english-language site focusing on news for India. No other country is getting this type of special attention, only India. Gee - lucky us.

Personally, I think that this move by NYT may have been partly spurred along by the recent upsurge in mass-activism in India, as shown by the recent anti-corruption protests. They know that India is a lot more important than Egypt or Ukraine in the larger scheme of things, and want to keep a closer eye on us.

I was looking at Lydia Polgreen's latest piece, and it's interesting to note that even after NYT rubbished Hazare and the anti-corruption protests, they still want to draw attention to hunger strikers in separatist regions. How predictable.

Serb Nationalist General Radko Mladic Captured

An article in the Atlantic asks why Serbia captured nationalist general Radko Mladic and handed him over to Europe, while Pakistan continued harboring Bin Laden rather than handing him in.

The answer is simple: Atlanticism.

The Americans will bend over backward in service of European interests, while even letting their own national interests take a back seat. That's how the lobbying power in Washington is set up.

Lieven Keeps Pitching Pak & China

Anatole Lieven, yet another anxious Atlanticist, is relentlessly churning out sales pitches for Pakistan and China. In his latest editorial, he craftily argues that China is key to obtaining a good outcome in Afghanistan for the US.

European instigation of Christist terror in India

It is highly paradoxical to see European colonialists sermonising about the "neo-colonialism" of the State government of Chattisgarh, in its
dubious attempt to lionize and exonerate Binayak Sen, the chief ideologue and exponent of
Christian "liberation theology" in a "Maoist" Burka.

The Supreme Court's granting of bail to this seditious "human rights activist" was quite expected, given GOI's cognizance of the non-existent locus standi of European busy bodies in India's sovereign judicial process. The Indian judiciary, itself has been subverted - tempted to play to the gallery, namely foreign/ christist "observers".

This was evident in the Graham Stain case as well, where Dara Singh was unjustifiably awarded a harsh life imprisonment, coupled with gratuitous "civil society activism" that successfully amended portions of the judgement that were deemed critical to Christist aggression.

So, two prominent cases in recent times involving European/Christian "observers" and "civil society activism" that serve as a litmus test of the Indian state and judiciary's neutrality. The result in both cases - bail for Christist terror ideologue Binayak Sen & jail for
Hindu nationalist Dara Singh.
Draw your own conclusion.

This Limey journal "Lancet" is playing a prominent role in the disinformation campaign to subvert the Hindu nation. Earlier, it was the preposterous and unscientific claim about a mythological "SUPERBUG" originating in India and infecting the civilised Western world.

Now, there is this imagery of the corrupt Indian state, a Hindu nationalist state government to boot - framing and persecuting a
"human rights activist" and a "champion of the oppressed lower castes" - because he had dared to expose Hindu corruption.

This hate propaganda is setting the stage for a violent foreign, i.e. Christist colonial intervention in India, possibly in "civil society" camouflage to redeem the wretched, incorrigibly corrupt, uncivilized heathen Hindoos.

http://www.hindu.com/2011/04/17/stories/2011041756281300.htm

"
NEW DELHI: The latest edition of The Lancet has said civil liberties activist Binayak Sen's documentation of the brutality of a counter-insurgent militia supported by the State and strong links to mining corporations put him in direct opposition to the neo-colonial State, laying the ground for his persecution.

In a letter, written by Jonathan Kennedy and Lawrence King, it was pointed out that since 1981, Mr. Sen worked to improve public health in tribal areas and his activities encompassed social and political-economic issues. “In 2005, Mr. Sen documented the brutality of a counter-insurgent militia that was supported by the State and had strong links to mining corporations. This put him in direct opposition to the neo-colonial state, laying the ground for his persecution.''

War on Libya More in Europe's Interest than USA's

Obama's former national security advisor General Jim Jones says that the current war on Libya is really more in Europe's interest than in America's interest. Heh, deja vu - anyone remember Kosovo? Again, the Atlanticist lobby have managed to quickly pull off a war when they found it to be in their own interest, but meanwhile they have been shrieking against the war on Taliban and AlQaeda. Where are left-wing mobs to protest for peace over war, when it comes to Atlanticist war-mongering? They are nowhere to be found. The Left are triumphant at the ouster of the 'war-monger' Bush, but when the Euro-centrists want war, then suddenly the Left-wing anti-war movement evaporates. Qaddafi may not be a nice guy, but neither was Saddam, and yet the Leftists screamed their heads off when Bush declared war against him.

Brzezinski Fronting for China Again

Brzezinski is once again going to bat for his precious buddy China, whose interests he desperately wants to protect. The Chinese Far Emperor certainly gets a lot of mileage out of him. With Atlanticist policies making a mess out of NorthEast Asia by completely kowtowing to China, the Atlanticist spin-doctors are then hard-pressed to argue on China's behalf.

Juan Williams Fires Back

After being abruptly fired from NPR for confessing his feelings about seeing people wearing Muslim garb on airplanes, Juan Williams is firing back:



NPR is now taking a withering barrage of criticism over its actions, which clearly showed their overzealous left-wing bias. Others with a more leftist-Atlanticist persuasion are however continuing to pump money into NPR and affiliated NGOs.

Turks Remove Last Barriers to Islamization

The latest polls show that the referendum held by the ruling Turkish pro-Islamist govt has passed by 58% to 42%. This effectively removes the last barriers to Islamization of the country. I'm actually quite glad this has happened, as this will now revive an Islamic buildup on the borders of Europe. The Europeans and Atlanticists have been steady supporters of Islamist aggression as a way to undermine their arch-enemy Russia. Indians have suffered tremendous collateral damage from this strategy, at the hands of Western-created Islamist militancy.

But Turkey's Islamization offers a chance for the chickens to come home to roost. It will soon be Europe's turn to feel Islamic expansionism breathing down its neck once again.

Malicious limeys defaming India

Unhealthy, unhygienic, ignorant limeys arrogantly defaming India
for a disease of Brutish origin.

First, they insinuated that "Mad cow disease" originated in India.
Now, it is this "Superbug".

Soon, they'll be attacking India for "genocide" against Muslims in Kashmir & Gujarat.

In response, Manmoron Singh will summarily declare insomnia, issue an apology and fast track the "composite dialogue" for the
surrender of Kashmir to the limeys Paki masters.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-10954890


India rejects UK scientists' 'superbug' claim
By Geeta Pandey
BBC News, Delhi

NDM-1 has been found in E.coli bacteria
India has rejected a claim by British scientists that a new superbug, resistant to even the most powerful antibiotics, has entered UK from India.

The health ministry said it was unfair to link the bug to India and officials described it as "malicious propaganda".

Brzezinski Spreads Blame to India

Dr Zbigniew Brzezinski smears India by spreading blame to it for the current mess in Afghanistan, insisting that Pakistan is not solely to blame, and that it should not be condemned for its actions.

Notice Brzezinski cunningly and repeatedly playing up the Indo-Iranian angle, which he knows will resonate with the US public.

It's ironic to hear him talking about the cost to innocent civilians, given the recent limp convictions against the Khmer Rouge war crimes, whom he himself abetted in their genocide.

Quotas and Women in India

Notice how the NYT will disparage left-wing socialist-backed quotas in Latin America, but will support the use of quotas in India? It once again shows the double standards of the Atlanticist mouthpieces.

Yanuckovich Wins in Ukraine

Victor Yanuckovich has won the Ukrainian elections, returning that country to a pro-Russian stance, and the Atlanticists are outraged. The Moscow Times, a Chindu-like anti-Russian newspaper, openly wails that this is all the fault of allowing the poor to vote. Taste the bile.

Brzezinski Says Obama "Running Out of Steam"

Well, well, professional catspaw Zbigniew Brzezinski has lost no time in opportunistically distancing himself from an Obama he once lionized, now damning him with faint praise. Given that Obama hasn't been religiously following Brzezinski's fanatical obsession in treating Russia like Enemy #1, it was quite predictable that Zbigniew would wait for another political opportunity to pounce, and re-assert his single-minded agenda once again. Obama's latest political woes now present that opportunity. Notice his attempt to exonerate the Chinese govt from guilt over the latest cyber-attacks, as he wonders aloud if mere private business interests might not be responsible - as if they would be capable of such sophistication.

GM Reversal on Opel: Pyrrhic Victory?

Thwarting the GM sale of Opel to a German-Russian consortium was a key goal of the Atlanticist lobby, to block Russo-German industrial consolidation. They have now won a victory in accomplishing this, through the use of Whitehouse intervention in appointing boardmembers to GM. The Germans are of course quite angry, while the Russians aren't too pleased either.

It remains to be seen how long their celebration will last though, as the hard realities of the business world catch up to them. Like the Muslims, the Atlanticists aren't very savvy at business.

NYT Hates on Bloomberg

The poison pen artists at the NYT are sharpening their knives against rival news mogul Michael Bloomberg, accusing him of hardball tactics in the New York mayoral race. Lashing out at him, they accuse him among other things of hiring a Bollywood star to get out the Asian vote. I wonder who?