The Colonialism in Our Blood
India won political freedom but never broke free from colonial control of the mind and system. British institutions, laws, education, and bureaucracy still ...
Tag: Colonialism
Goa Inquisition: Church’s War on Hinduism
The Church’s history is soaked in blood—from the monstrous Goa Inquisition, blessed by the Pope, to the global assault on indigenous peoples. Temples ...
The Invisible Currency Colonialism
Global economics is a rigged colonial game. Overvalued Western currencies, debt traps, and CPI distortions enable the North to loot labor, resources, and ...
The Theory of Resource Thievery
The Theory of Resource Thievery directly challenges the mainstream economic theory of “Resource Curse” narrative. It reveals that powerful nations and elites do ...
The ‘Just’ Rule of British? Those Living With A Slave Mentality Should Now Remove The Colonial Blindfold From Their Own eyes
In known history, among those who came to India as invaders, the Shakas, Huns, Kushans, Muslims, Dutch, Portuguese, French, English, etc. are prominent. ...
Crusade, Conversion, Colonialism have shaped Christianity’s spread
The Christmas of 2024 came at an interesting juncture in history. America, arguably Christians’ strongest country in the world, is on the verge ...
Tracing India’s Complexion Journey: From revering dark skin deities to battling Colorism
India, one of the world’s oldest and most diverse civilizations, historically embraced a vast spectrum of skin tones. Spread across various climates, India ...
Gora Elitism and Colonialism: The hidden aspects of Mankading
Colonialism is a very broad term. Other than consisting of the mayhem spread by the European powers, it is also used to refer ...
Sri Lanka becoming Chinese colony is lesson for others; stay with India, or watch yourself crumble
Sri Lanka is in the middle of a huge economic crisis. It has simply run out of foreign exchange and is now staring ...
Surprisingly we are still a colony, and the colonisers are not just the British
The world of the twenty first century that we today inhabit, is widely thought to have left behind it the ills of colonialism. ...
