Director Sergio Leone, famous for several classic movies including spaghetti westerns like, For A few Dollars More, A Fistful Of Dollars, or The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, and others.
Even though being apolitical, his movies often revolved around powerful 'evil capitalists' villains oppressing poor workers with hired mercenaries and bandits. [...]
Vamsee Juluri, a professor of media studies at the University of San Francisco, provides a thought-provoking review of the significance and influence of the Indian diaspora in US politics. This analysis takes place against the backdrop of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s highly-anticipated visit to the USA from June 21-24, which garnered an immense response. Prof. [...]
Niraj Antani, the first Hindu Indian American State Senator in Ohio history & the youngest Hindu Indian American elected official in the country, introduced a Senate Concurrent Resolution 6 to condemn Hinduphobia and anti-Hindu bigotry.. [...]
Remember the killings in Texas by a brown man killing other brown people proved that you don’t have to be ‘white’ to be a white supremacist just like these Hinduphobic Indians who promote colonial racist narratives against indigenous Hindus. California Civil Rights Department gets exposed in a well-researched report by CasteGate for its Hinduphobic racial [...]
Ironically in a country that has the worst caste/class system in the world where the poor can’t even get free health care and are discriminated against daily are now preaching to Hindus with the help of Aunty Tomdass Kshama Sawant, the typical brown-faced doormat but a total coward to speak up against real discrimination of [...]
In the 2001 film, The Believer, a former Jewish student in a New York yeshiva becomes a Nazi skinhead who wants to exterminate his own community. The movie is based loosely on the life of Dan Burros. Born to Jewish parents, he attended a Hebrew school and had his Bar Mitzvah. Later he joined Lincoln [...]
At the time of writing the contest between the leader of the Conservative Party, and indeed prime minister of the UK, stands between Liz truss and Rishi Sunak. Normally the candidate’s experience, ideas, policies and calibre would be looked at. But this is no normal contest. Britain may have its third female prime minister and [...]
With the resignation of Boris Johnson the race has been on to find a new prime minister. This is July 2022 and it looks as if the front runner is Rishi Sunak, the former chancellor. Indeed the race for leading the Conservative Party, and indeed the country was noticeable by the presence of so many [...]
The caste system was once productive of good, and as a fact has been a necessary phase of human progress through which all the civilisations of the world have had to pass. The autocratic form of Government has similarly had its use in the development of the world's polity, for there was certainly a time [...]
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Former screen idol turned animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot was fined 20,000 euros by a court on France’s Indian Ocean island of La Reunion over a 2019 diatribe where she described its inhabitants as “savages”. “The natives have kept their savage genes,” the animal rights campaigner wrote in an open letter attacking the islanders for [...]