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Most of you have heard of the Two Bucket Theory by Dr Ankit Shah Dr. Shah. But not everyone knows the complete theory — when it was implemented, how it was implemented, and what the end results were. So, it all started after the Second World War. Britain was losing its political hegemony but wanted its financial colonization to continue. The pound was replaced by the dollar as the reserve currency. For political & financial hegemony, international organisations were formed, like: United Nations (UN) – Founded on 24 October 1945 International Monetary Fund (IMF) – Established on 27 December 1945 World Bank – Also established on 27 December 1945 To maintain control, Britain and the US decided to create two buckets of countries that would continuously clash with each other. India - Pakistan Israel - Palestine Europe - Russia (border issue) China - India (border dispute) Pakistan - Afghanistan North Korea - South Korea China - Taiwan The same pattern has been seen in Africa as well. One country gets sanctioned — and within a few months, there's a defence deal with its neighbouring rival. Check the recent Russia-Ukraine war: Russia got sanctioned, and Ukraine received defence systems and mineral deals. Same thing with Palestine and Israel: Palestine got aid in April, and Israel got weapons in May. Some might dismiss this as just another conspiracy theory. But if we look closely — the patterns are too obvious to ignore. This was a well-crafted endless cycle of conflict, control, and profit. Video from Tarun Bindlish podcast.

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We all know that Russia has always been a trustworthy partner of India. But most people don’t know the actual reason behind it — or how it all started. So let’s decode this with Dr. Ankit Shah (Dr. Shah). Dr. Shah explained that after World War II, U.S. President Roosevelt was pressuring his ally, U.K. Prime Minister Churchill, to leave India as soon as possible and grant independence. In 1943, there was a meeting between: Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Joseph Stalin, Premier of the Soviet Union (Dictator) Stalin expected the “two capitalist imperialists” — Roosevelt and Churchill — to try to dominate him. But before the summit even began, Roosevelt shocked Stalin by saying: “Let’s not involve Churchill when we discuss India.” He proposed that the U.S. and USSR should jointly reform British India — “from the bottom up… somewhat on the Soviet line.” Stalin was shocked and went silent. He couldn’t believe he was being handed the crown jewel of the British Empire on a silver platter. Roosevelt also backed Stalin’s stance on Indo-China, saying: “The French have milked it for 100 years. It deserves better.” Churchill was furious when he found out Roosevelt wanted to give India to Stalin. In fact, at this meeting, Roosevelt (FDR) backstabbed Churchill. This gap between the U.S. and U.K. only widened with time. India got independence in 1947. From the book Stalin’s War by Sean McMeekin.

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