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Beyond the CIA playbook, is Germany scripting the anti-India narrative war? Germany didn’t disappear after its Nazi past; it changed its strategy. No tanks, no armies. just institutions, ideas, and influence. From DW News to Dhruv Rathee, and now Rahul Gandhi’s speech at Germany’s Hertie School, these developments raise... show more

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Oh Jesus !! What is this I am hearing !! India is facing its worst power cut of the century !!💥💥💥🔥 45,000 homes without power after politically motivated attack by 'left-wing extremists'. But wait a minute !!🛑🛑🛑 This has happened in Berlin, Germany. Berlin is in our Dhruv Rathee's Germany !! Hey Dhruv Rathee, where are you ?? Your left wing extremists have plunged Germany in total darkness, in severe freezing winter, for the past three days. If this had happened in India for just 6 hours in Delhi, you would have made 600 videos on the Modi government highlighting the inefficiency of the Modi government to restore power and mobile connectivity. Tag kar na apne desh ke Chancellor ko. Hai himmat ??

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India is one of the only major powers in the world that has never allowed a U.S. military base on its soil and that’s no accident. While the United States operates over 750 military bases in more than 80 countries, India has stood firm, prioritizing sovereignty, strategic autonomy, and national dignity. This video dives deep into why India said no to America’s global military footprint, even as neighbors like Qatar paid the price. From Cold War non-alignment to modern-day power projection in the Indian Ocean, India’s refusal to host U.S. troops is a powerful statement of independence. Discover how India protects its interests without becoming a pawn in America’s wars. No base. No boots. Not here. India's resistance stems from both colonial memory and contemporary strategic calculation. Having witnessed America's pattern of intervention from the 1953 CIA coup in Iran to regime changes in Guatemala, Chile, and Iraq, India recognises that military bases often serve as springboards for broader geopolitical manipulation rather than mere defensive installations. The recent Iranian missile strikes on Qatar's Al Udeid Base in June 2025 starkly illustrated the risks of hosting foreign military assets. Qatar, though uninvolved in the US-Iran conflict, became a target simply by virtue of what it hosted. India has no intention of inheriting America's enemies through such arrangements.

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229,375 views • 1 year ago

This video is just 15 days old, India was buying oil from both Russia and Venezuela as well as Middle East. India was ready for any situation, and the war in Middle East has proved how right India was. By diversifying our purchase, we weren’t dependent on any one country and are able to continue oil import without worries. Some people mocked our oil purchase policy then. They mock it now. But India is doing what really matters, not letting global conflicts affect India and its needs.

This video is just 15 days old, India was buying oil from both Russia and Venezuela as well as Middle East. India was ready for any situation, and the war in Middle East has proved how right India was. By diversifying our purchase, we weren’t dependent on any one country and are able to continue oil import without worries. Some people mocked our oil purchase policy then. They mock it now. But India is doing what really matters, not letting global conflicts affect India and its needs.

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24,858 views • 5 months ago

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