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“Para mis amigos, todo; para mis enemigos, la ley”
For my friends, everything. For my enemies, the law
This is the essence of National Champion Policy.
And India currently is 12 years into this fiasco.
Replying to @ravihanda
They pull this shit all the time. Leak the worst-case scenario, let people lose their minds on X, deny it at first, then roll out a watered down version as a “compromise.” The so called middle ground was their plan all along. They’ve pulled this stunt so many times.
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Replying to @JohnCassidy
People have a deep urge to remove all volatility from their lives, Sleeping pill to sleep, stimulant to wake up, gym at 4 PM or 4 AM, everything like clockwork. A lot of people would really prefer to be machines, it’s tempting, but it’s also some kind of death wish
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My first piece for the Guardian on why the Serbian student movement should be studied accross the globe:
"The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange once told an interviewer in Belgrade that Serbia was “a country where the future happens first”."
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Indian media - take note.
Your reckoning too is nigh.
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Replying to @StartusharMr
This is an absolute win for libertarians. This was just online. Imagine if we start coming to ground🔥
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Among the many delights of Slow Horses, my favorite Apple TV show by far (and its best, IMO), is that every season ends with a preview of next season.
In an era where many high-profile shows take years between seasons, Slow Horses' steady cadence is refreshing
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Replying to @hecubian_devil
to study alignment one must first study misalignment
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Modi is the clowniest prime minister of any country. He got there because Indians—even the educated ones—have no independent thinking or discernment. The chief clown is conversing with a dead man’s hologram just to impress Indians.
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Dictators will always insist that you follow the proper channels to remove them from power because they know they have captured those very channels. They are confident the system will protect them, not the people.
Indian history and society is shaped by money lenders.
Quite eye opening when you think about it.
The reasons why Brits took over: They paid their debts.
The Indian rulers tried to shortchange their lenders.
Lenders just want their interest.
Indian Politicians remain as much shackled by the lack of freedom of speech as much as common citizen is.
And when the same politicians come down on streets for street politics - we start clutching our pearls!
This is an abomination.
I shared a documentary by Sabir Bhatia on my social media detailing the long-standing friendship between Gautam Adani and Narendra Modi, and how the Indian industrial landscape is consequently being handed over to Adani. It garnered over 4.8 million views on Twitter alone and received an overwhelming response on Facebook as well, not to mention the additional, uncounted views from shares by others.
My intention was for this serious issue to reach the public, and that objective has been achieved. While Sabir Bhatia produced this documentary recently, I had already delivered a major presentation back in January 2026 at Shivtirth in Mumbai, illustrating how the Adani Group is effectively setting out to swallow the entire nation.
That presentation received an exceptional response, and those videos remain available on my social media to this day. In fact, some clips from our presentation were even incorporated into this documentary. Anyways.
I have clarified my stance on this matter time and again: my opposition is not directed at any specific individual, but rather against the rise of a monopoly. I have often stated in my speeches that the Prime Minister should foster the growth of many industrialists across the country, creating vast employment opportunities and generating immense wealth for the nation, and empower them to conquer global markets.
However, if the government chooses to favor only one person to the point where it poses a threat to the nation, we oppose it and will continue to do so. My opposition is, therefore, directed against any form of monopoly, whether it involves Adani or anyone else.
Even now, the central government has directed the state government to hand over several hundred hectares of forest land in Bhimashankar to the Gujarat-based Torrent Group. This government has handed over vast tracts of forest and wilderness land in Maharashtra to a select group of industrialist friends, and it plans to hand over even more! I care little about which political party anyone belongs to; however, as citizens of Maharashtra, how can you remain so indifferent while our state is being sold off right before your very eyes? Does it not even spark a sense of outrage among our Marathi Members of Parliament, MLAs, and ministers to see this happening? Such total submission to power is entirely inconsistent with the history, traditions, and culture of Maharashtra. Why, then, do you bother raising slogans in the name of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj or putting on a farce by singing the state anthem? Anyway..
Sabeer Bhatia’s documentary received such an overwhelming response that it was only natural for those in power to grow anxious, fearing that their secrets might be exposed. The intensity of this fear must have been significant, as I received a request, conveyed through the Mumbai Police Commissioner, to take it down.
My primary objective, both during the meeting in January 2026 and through the subsequent posting of this documentary, was and remains, to enlighten the nation. However, the request I received came from the Mumbai Police Commissioner. The Mumbai and Maharashtra Police forces are among the most efficient in the country, and I have always held them in high regard. Out of respect for the head of the Mumbai Police, I am choosing to honor this request.
Therefore, I am deleting the post containing the documentary. The fire has already been ignited. In January 2026, from Shivteerth, I ignited a spark against the authoritarianism in this country, that has now grown into a raging wildfire. Our struggle continues. Our post from January 2026 remains exactly where it was, and it will stay there. The documentary we shared was produced by others; our sole objective was to ensure it reached the public, a goal that has been achieved. On this occasion, I am bringing our well-researched analysis of this subject back into the spotlight. I am re-sharing a portion of our January 2026 presentation here; please take another look.
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Periodic reminder that this only happens in India cuz they won't spend on upgrading the scanning machines.
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Ideally the Government, specifically CERT-IN or Controller of Certifying Authorities under MeITY should be telling you this impact of eMudhra. But hey nothing is wrong to begin with. Govt has no work at all 🍿
156 Indian government websites are currently inaccessible because of a cert revocation by @eMudhra, including 4 that come under @GoI_MeitY. One of them is @ccaindiapki - which regulates eMudhra.
cc @internetfreedom
I made a list: captnemo.in/blog/2026/10/23/…
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Every time you go outside India, you realise how the govt is scamming you into believing what is "normal".
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Replying to @DanielJHannan
Most Indians found this extremely cringe and were happy to see this go

























