The India Menace - Street shitting, unsanitary practices, scams, Hindu extremism & other things

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northstar747 said:
If I had a time machine, I would go back in time and send in waves of none indian women to colonize their gene pool and see if that changes things
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I imagine something like that Cyanide and Happiness cartoon where the environment instantly goes into the dark ages when the scientist throws the Bible into his time machine.
 
I curse Vishnu saars

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GluttonousManSlob said:
I'm further convinced that anti-white women rhetoric and other shit like calling women eugenicists is just impotent brownoid rage.

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saar bloody bitch bastard white women owe me happiness saar, you must let me redeem the bob vagine with the sexi sex if you want me to care about your country saar
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Then fuck off back to where you're not a minority instead of going to someone else's country and acting like you're entitled to anything. Why stay somewhere you're clearly not welcome or wanted?
 
I hope you all had a merry Christmas. I’ve been in a bit of a rabbit hole for the past few weeks, and I’ve discovered a few uncomfortable things are happening in India right now. This part one out of a three part expose, and hopefully I will have covered everything by that time because there is just too much.

You know Vivek Ramaswamy, the biotech millionaire, the Harvard-Yale guy, the guy who’s been doing everything he can to be the next republican presidential nominate. Slick, nice suit, decent at debate. He takes meetings barefoot and says it is “grounding him in Hindu principles”. He “detoxes” with cow dung baths and says it is an “ancient science”. He speaks in rapid, dense monologues that mix libertarian capitalism, right-wing talking points, and, most importantly, Hindu civilizational pride.

To a western mind, this seems like a contradictory mishmash of techbro, mystic, and politician. Is he any of these? Is he a contradiction? The answer is no. He is the modified export version of a political and cultural phenomenon currently reshaping India. He is not a foreign oddity and is instead the carrier of an ideology that swaps a dhoti for a suit. He wears western consumerism but keeps the same core wiring: civilizational grievance, conspiratorial mindsets, and a blend of ancient symbolism with modern ambition: a non-resident Saffron Glowie.

A Saffron Glowie, for lack of a better term, is essentially a member of a vast, informal network of ideological enforcers orbiting around India’s Hindu nationalist movement. They operate across bureaucracy, media, law, and digital space, motivated by a belief that they are defending a 5,000 year old Hindu civilization from existential threat.

They are not a formal agency, more of a shared mindset in government offices, police stations, TV channels, and Whatsapp groups. They get their power from merging state tools with religious zeal; filing lawsuits, withholding permits, maintaining twitter hashtags, all in the name of “cultural defense”. They can range from absurdly incompetent to frighteningly effective, and sometimes both at once.

Want to know who we’re dealing with? How about a secret project to build a device in a garage that broadcasts Vedic chants over FM to “calm anti-nationalist sentiments” in university campuses? How about government ministries having meetings discussing “astrological defense” and using yantras (mystical diagrams) in official buildings for “positive energy”? They genuinely believe Vedic frequencies can reprogram political dissent. Don’t believe me? Look up Project Shanti Beej, look up the 2019 Yediyurappa incident, the 2021 G. Kishan Reddy (Minister of State for Home) proclamation that the government uses “astrological observations” for policy planning.

Remember that one video posted earlier in the thread of a vigilante using a wooden plank with nails as a tool to puncture the tires of a cattle-transporting truck? What if I told you that not only is the cattle truck is controlled by a secret cow mafia, the vigilante is also a Saffron Glowie agent? Those guys are conducting an entire business model between several different Saffron Glowie branches.

Saffron Glowies are nearly omnipresent in India, because they are usually symbiotic with whatever organization is unfortunate enough to be infested by them. What they do to common people is it’s own long thing that deserves a long writeup, but as a teaser: shredding entire university syllabi out of nowhere, organizing lynch mobs (while being on the SIDE of lynch mobs), reporting common people for thoughtcrimes, and propagandizing so hard that common Indians play bingo about what’s next. These are all very real incidents, look at the 2021 University of Hyderabad ABVP vs Mahasweta Devi incident, the 2015 lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq for ‘beef possession’, the 2017 arrest of D. Shalini, and the entire phenomenon of the Sanghi Bingo (playing bingo on which common propaganda is going to get screamed today).

You’re dealing with an upper crust that has Mossad on their rolodexes, they’re sitting as strategists in think-tanks like the RSS-funded Bharatiya Vichar Kendra institute, hosting seminars like “Vedic AI for National Security”.

You’re also dealing with a grassroots militia of digital informants with names like “Hindu Ecosystem” that use whatsapp groups and cracked phone screens to coordinate sending rape threats to students and reporters, all in the name of preserving Hindutva. You cannot apply rational actor theory to a political landscape where the most rational act is to send rape threats and invoke a cosmic war.

Don’t believe me? You can check the Bharatiya Vichar Kendra, an RSS funded think tank funding studies into vedic supertech, you can check the Rashtriya Raksha University’s project to include Vedic texts into national security and policing, you can check the Rana Ayyub rape campaign incidents, but I want to close off with the guy who led me down this rabbit hole to begin with: our old friend Vivek.

Vivek Ramaswamy goes on a complete meltdown every single Christmas. “Ramaswamy says Christianity is under assault in America” (2023), “We need a ‘revival of Christian faith’ (2022), etc etc. And then he whines about being Hindu. This is not mental illness. This is a classic technique straight from India where he picks the most cosmologically significant time for an attempt at bizarre corrective glow-ops to merge civilizational grievances. It’s an attempt to infiltrate and sublimate. Check the work of scholars like Christophe Jaffrelot and Mohan Rao on ‘strategic syncretism’ and ‘majoritan appropriation’ in Hindu politics, and you’ll see that Ramaswamy is mirroring an actual domestic Hindu strategy.

This all brings us to the pipeline. Ramaswamy is salesman, and salesmen need operators, individuals that can translate Saffron Glowie governance code into the language of Washington. Kash Patel and the work he’s been doing to help figures like Ramaswamy is a whirlpool of dung so deep and consequential that it demands its own excavation. For now, just note the connection and wait for my next writeup. The translators are at work.

I hope you all have a Happy New Year, and I’ll see you in 2026. Ask any questions you have for now, and I’ll answer.
 
IndigoDownSuperEgoUp said:
the government uses “astrological observations” for policy planning.
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Which is hilarious because they use Lahiri's calculations

For those who aren't aware, there is an insane amount of superstition and faith in regards to the Hindu approach to astrology, and it can be considered one of the sole factors in why a person (or project) is succeeding or failing in any aspect of their lives. It can not and should not, by any means, ever be underestimated. It's not just something that dictates an individual's entire life, but how India collectively operates

For example, India as a country has its own birth chart. Because India is not Bharat (according to Hindutvas), Bharat also has its own birth chart. So does every other country that exists or has existed

On top of that, there is a HUGE thriving business in India solely for astrological "remedies", as well as sold services like rituals that are meant to "placate" one's planets. It's a giant rabbit hole, but if you want to understand the enemy from a single underlying aspect, this is the one. Please don't ask me how I fell into this rabbit hole

EDIT: thank you for the thoughtful write up! And happy new year :)
 
DootSkeleton said:
I know metals, like aluminum cans, can be recycled and reused almost indefinitely due how easy it is to melt and reform metal. Plastic is much less recyclable but, depending on the plastic, has multiple lives. I'm not positive on exactly how much more life cardboards and papers get when recycled.
I can accept that some things are better incinerated. Maybe there's no cost-effective way to recycle something. Maybe the only cost-effective way to do it does more harm than good (because it's done in China or India). I don't like it, but I get it.
But I find it hard to believe that there isn't a cheap and effective way to recycle something as easily recyclable as metals. Like... just melt it down, clear off the slag and impurities that float to the top, and pour it into a mold? Am I crazy in thinking this?
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For plastic it depends whether it is a thermoplastic or thermosetting plastic. Thermoplastic are plastics that can melt and reform. If it is pure, you can just melt it down and push it in another form over and over. Thermosetting plastics form irreversible bonds during the curing process. If you heat them, they will stay hard, if you heat them even further, they will decompose. The advantage is that they can take way higher temperatures. They use for it for things like a car dashboard (since it needs to be tough, and resist the heat of a desert sun). Nothing to do about it than to shred it and mix it in with thermoplast plastic to turn it into traffic poles. Or burn it.
(apparently america doesn't have recycled plastic street poles? They look like this. They have a rough outside texture since half-melted leftovers of thermoset plastic is mixed through them)
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That said, using oil to make plastic, then burning the plastic for energy is not a bad pathway. Plenty of countries just pour the oil straight into the furnace of a power plant, which is more wasteful. You can also make plastics from natural products, rather than oil. Those don't have as favorable properties as oil plastics (although for something as benign as a pen cap, it is perfectly fine) but are biodegradable and made from maize or something.
The biggest problem for recycling is that plastics are mixed. Take a coke bottle. You have the clear plastic bottle, which is one type of plastic (PET IIRC), then the cap and seal ring are another type of plastic. The crinkly label wrapper is a third kind of plastic. It's not worth taking those pieces apart and all treating them separately. Either you shred the bottle, melt it down, and accept the melt plastic is lower quality than before because of the other plastics mixed in, or burn it. I believe coca-cola has 30% recycled PET bottles. What they mean is that they mix in 30% melted down recycled bottles, and use 70% pure PET plastic. The 30% recycled plastic is not enough to degrade the bottle's quality. (looking it up, they're now working with 100% bio-based plastics. Maize on the outside, maize on the inside, how poetic. (I also wonder if they play a wordgame and say "100% bioplastic bottle" and only mean the clear plastic bottle, not the cap and wrapper))

Metals can be recycled easily, although those are also often mixed with other metals, paints and coatings. You generally lose some metal every cycle. There are also plenty of trace metals in electronics. Your touch screen is Indium-Titanium-Oxide. How do you plan to separate and reuse micrograms of titanium and indium? Aluminium is not super expensive (the most expensive step is heating it to turn it from oxidized aluminium to pure aluminium, which is the same thing you're doing when you recycle cans). Don't forget the people that want to be super hippy recyclists, are also the people shitting themselves when Mom & Pop metalworks consumes a gorrillion niggawatts of power. Wales cut its CO2 production by 25%.....by closing their steel mill. Luckily metalworks in China don't emit any CO2. But they don't care for recycling.

I think they could do better if they shifted tax from income or sales tax to a tax on using virgin resources. People earn a bit more, but have to pay more for products. Hopefully a net zero. It would reward companies for recycling. But fat chance they implement it well.
 
Indian names are always retarded, but name of the new pajeeta cashier I saw yesterday was too much. Walked up to the register and she had a big make-shift nametag that said "ASHDEEP".
 
It's been a few years since I've worked with plastic, but I think polyethylene is made out of organic material. The low density variety is used for holding tanks, the high density variety is common in medical plastic. We make it with corn in the states, but anything that can be refined into a high fructose syrup will do.
 
IndigoDownSuperEgoUp said:
A Saffron Glowie, for lack of a better term, is essentially a member of a vast, informal network of ideological enforcers orbiting around India’s Hindu nationalist movement. They operate across bureaucracy, media, law, and digital space, motivated by a belief that they are defending a 5,000 year old Hindu civilization from existential threat.
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I am assuming you are referring to Sang Parivar or the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
Shiki Ouji said:
For example, India as a country has its own birth chart. Because India is not Bharat (according to Hindutvas), Bharat also has its own birth chart. So does every other country that exists or has existed
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There are 2 terminology on the word Bharat but both commonly used by hindu nationalist

The most recognized and older is the geographical terminology, that India is Bharat, and hindu nationalist believe that Bharat is or in the future will be the global guru (Vishwaguru) and insulting Bharat is basically insulting a guru which is blasphemy.

The other is more demographical, Bharat is seen as the rural farms and villages while India is seen as the Urban areas. This demographical comparison is mostly used in political discussions rather than cultural as the rural villagers don't give a fuck about politics, elections and live off of government handouts.
 
Urgunt said:
I dunno, other than that White Wolf was pretty fucking based back in the day.
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Genuinely nobody but the most coddled shitlibs actually defends or likes gyppos. They might defend them rhetorically when it's chuds mouthing off but corner them in private and they'll absolutely agree that gypsies are complete subhumans. So even a woke-as-fuck TTPRG like Vampire wasn't going to portray them in a positive light and thats when the WoD as a whole sucks off every other minority group or whacky philosophy.
 
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Ashkenazi Porn Actress said:
Genuinely nobody but the most coddled shitlibs actually defends or likes gyppos. They might defend them rhetorically when it's chuds mouthing off but corner them in private and they'll absolutely agree that gypsies are complete subhumans. So even a even a woke-as-fuck TTPRG like Vampire wasn't going to portray them in a positive light and thats when the WoD as a whole sucks off every other minority group or whacky philosophy.
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It's funny how their genetic cousins, the jeets, are literally the same. A libshit white woman will fight to the ends of the Earth to defend a vantablack serial-rapist/murderer from the deepest jungles of the Congo but a jeet merely saying "good morning ma'am" and doing the jeet headbobble is enough to send them on a genocidal rage.
 
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