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Tulsi Gabbard ran American intelligence for a year and a half. Before that, she was a nobody running for Congress out of Hawaii — and the money that built her career came from more than a hundred officers and members of the American wings of the RSS, India's Hindu-nationalist...

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A foreign ethno-nationalist movement from India is moving aggressively into U.S. politics. American discourse fixates on Chinese Communist Party interference and Russian disinformation. Hindutva — the supremacist Hindu nationalist movement that powers India's ruling government — barely registers in the conversation. Three of its collaborators sit in U.S. Congress. Capitol Hill's Hindutva Squad — Suhas Subramanyam, Shri Thanedar, and Raja Krishnamoorthi — have spent years making common cause with the American arms of this movement. VHP America and CoHNA pushed H.Res. 69, the so-called "Hinduphobia" resolution. Thanedar authored it. Subramanyam and Krishnamoorthi cosponsored. The same network has funded all three of their campaigns and worked to kill state-level legislation built to protect Americans from transnational repression. Krishnamoorthi shared a stage with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat at the 2018 World Hindu Congress in Chicago, then keynoted the RSS's birthday celebration in 2019 before a photograph of M.S. Golwalkar — the second RSS chief, whose 1939 book held up Nazi Germany's treatment of Jews as "a good lesson" for India. Later that year, Krishnamoorthi was the only Indian American member of Congress to attend Howdy Modi in Houston — a rally for a man then banned from the U.S. for over a decade for orchestrating the 2002 anti-Muslim Gujarat pogrom. Thanedar escorted Modi to his June 2023 joint address to Congress. Then in February 2026, the middleman in India's plot to kill an American citizen on American soil pled guilty in a New York court. One month later, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom recommended Washington sanction India's RSS — the paramilitary force at the heart of that government — for egregious violations of religious freedom. These three keep cozying up anyway. The full record is in the video. Suhas Subramanyam, Shri Thanedar, Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi #HindutvaSquad #Hindutva #HRes69 #VHPA #CoHNA #RSS #TransnationalRepression #USCIRF #ForeignInfluence #CapitolHill

Pieter Friedrich

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RSS’s Ram Madhav Runs from Questions About Rape, Immolation, and Massacre Outside Hudson Institute Ram Madhav, president of the India Foundation and member of the RSS National Executive, walked out of Hudson Institute today after speaking on an American policy panel with a sitting US State Department official. I asked him on camera — about the RSS’s record, and about his presence in the United States. About the RSS’s record: — What do you have to say about the RSS burning Christians alive? — What do you have to say about the RSS gang-raping Muslim women? — What do you have to say about the RSS massacring Christians and Muslims in India? — What do you have to say about the RSS lynching people for eating beef? — What do you have to say about the RSS raping Christian nuns? And about his activity on American soil: — Why are you in America, Mr. Madhav? — What is your agenda in this country? — What are you attempting to influence in American politics? — Who are you meeting with? — Are you reporting it? He said nothing. He got in the car. He drove off. With him: Vijay Chauthaiwale, BJP Head of Foreign Affairs. And Adapa Prasad, the BJP’s FARA-registered foreign agent in the United States. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is a Hindu nationalist paramilitary founded in 1925. It has been banned three times by the Indian government — after Gandhi’s assassination, during the Emergency, and after the Babri Masjid demolition. On March 4, 2026, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom recommended the RSS be sanctioned by the US government. Fifty days later, Hudson Institute put the RSS’s General Secretary on a Washington stage. Ram Madhav was there as the co-panelist with a sitting US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Bethany Poulos Morrison. Hudson Institute is a US tax-exempt 501(c)(3), subsidized by the American public. Its Washington offices sit four blocks from the White House. It has been in a formal thirty-month partnership with the India Foundation — led by the son of India’s National Security Adviser, its board including sitting Indian government ministers, its president a member of the RSS National Executive. The Department of Justice, the Internal Revenue Service, and the congressional committees with jurisdiction over foreign influence and tax-exempt organizations have a responsibility to examine this partnership. USCIRF did its job on March 4. The question today is whether the rest of the American government will do theirs. Filmed outside 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington DC at Hudson Institute headquarters.

Pieter Friedrich

87,274 views • 4 months ago

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Maurora🫦

10,530 views • 5 months ago

At Wednesday’s Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, Senator Mark Warner pressed Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard on the fact that her 2026 Annual Threat Assessment contains no mention of foreign election interference for the first time since 2017. Warner treated this as a scandal, evidence that the intelligence community has been muzzled by the Trump administration. Gabbard deflected, saying the assessment “matches the prioritization of threats.” Warner shot back, sarcastically, “I would draw the conclusion there must be no foreign threat to our elections in 2026.” It’s probably the right conclusion. The evidence for foreign interference in U.S. elections was always thin, the response to it was wildly disproportionate, and the infrastructure built to “counter” it did far more damage to American democracy than the interference itself ever did. As I testified before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government in March 2023, and again in November 2023, the “foreign interference” narrative became the predicate for a domestic censorship operation of extraordinary scope, one that Alex Gutentag and I have spent three years documenting at Public, and which we named the Censorship Industrial Complex. Removing the topic from the threat assessment is a long-overdue correction. Gabbard should have said so plainly and directly.... Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning investigative journalism, read the rest of the story, and watch the full video!

Michael Shellenberger

29,852 views • 5 months ago