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Our ideology did not emerge yesterday. Our ideology, like the RSS' ideology, is thousands of years old. It has been fighting the RSS ideology for thousands of years. We have our symbols. We have Shiva; we have Buddha; we have Guru Nanak; we have Kabir; and we have Mahatma Gandhi. These are all the symbols that have shown the correct path to this country. Please name one symbol of the RSS ideology that is revered in India today. Was Guru Nanak from the RSS ideology? Was Buddha from the RSS ideology? Was Krishna Bhagwan from the RSS ideology? Not a single one. Because every single one of these people fought for equality and brotherhood. The last thing I would like to say is that this building has emerged from the blood of our workers, from every single one of our leaders. That includes all of you, who are today defending the idea of the Congress party. Everybody in this room is under severe assault defending the ideas of the Congress party. Sometimes we forget it. But these people in this room are facing systematic attack and assault on their lives because they are in the Congress party, and they are not surrendering to the BJP and the RSS. In the same way, thousands of workers are there. But there are also millions of people who believe in the Congress ideology. That is why, in the same way, this building has emerged from the soil of our country, from the blood of our leaders and our workers. The idea behind this building must also reach every corner of our country. That is the duty of this building. That the ideas that are inside this building reach the corners of our country—to Tamil Nadu, Kashmir, Northeast, Gujarat, Andaman, and Lakshadweep. To every corner of our country, this idea must be propagated from this building. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍 New Delhi
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The odds that the Sun and Moon are radically different sizes but only APPEAR to be the exact same size, and have remained visually identical for all the millennia of recorded history (let alone the fact that the Moon has not rotated A SINGLE FOOT from our perspective during its thousands of years of spinning orbit—we have only seen the one, exact same face of it forever)...is effectively 0%, and an utterly preposterous notion when you really stop and think about it with an independent, skeptical mind.
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