The blog is a prediction and documentation of the future Rabbinical-Brahmical, Talmudic-Vedic, Kabbalistic-Vedantic and altogether Noahide-Freemason order that may soon be erected if nothing is done to stop its spread in the West. Hindus and India are in an unholy alliance with the Jews and Israel to subvert this earth into a Hindu-Noahide dystopia where humans will be arranged into a Noahide caste system where usefulness and subservience to the Jews determines how high you rank, with Hindus being at the top above even Freemasons, then Muslims, then Christians and finally European pagans (polytheists) right at the very bottom. Here will be documented the profane union between Indian Hinduism and the powers of Judeo-Freemasonry to subvert the earth entire, and especially the White race.
The growing-in-power Hindu American Political Action Committee has been endorsed by the Jewish co-founder of Christian United for Israel, David Brog. Brog sees his work in uniting Christians and Jews can be used as a test run on how Jews and Hindus can cooperate to subvert our nation into doing what the Indo-Israeli lobby wants.
David Brog is committed to supporting a strong US-India relationship, which is central to his foreign policy vision for Asia. He's also committed to fighting anti-Hindu discrimination in the United States. As Executive Director of Maccabee Task Force, which has been fighting anti-Semitism on college campuses, he understands how Hinduphobia manifests in academic settings, the media, and in this country’s foreign policy. And he understands how we can defeat such hate. As a leader of Christians United for Israel, he united the Christian and Jewish communities in defense of Israel and as a bulwark against anti-Semitism from the radical left and right. He sees this Jewish-Christian alliance as a model for how Jews and Hindus can work together to promote their shared values. David Brog spoke in the Jewish Journal about the importance of the Hindu community: Towards a Jewish-Hindu Alliance Politics can be divisive. But when done the right way, politics can also bring us together. He previously ran for the US Congress (NV-1), coming in a close 2nd in a crowded primary field.
Hindu-Zionist organizations are sprouting in America like weeds. One is called Americans4Hindus. Think about that, not Hindus 4 America, but Americans here to do Hindu bidding, which includes working for Israel. Americans4Hindus recently helped organize the first US Hindu Summit in Washington, they are looking to gain traction in the government. Keep your eye on them.
Bay Area Hindu Americans express solidarity with Israel after Hamas terror attacks
FOG Members and others with Israel flag
FREMONT, CALIFORNIA: On Sunday afternoon, 15th October, a group of Hindu Americans gathered with Israeli and other Jewish Americans to express solidarity with them against the horrific attacks by Hamas last weekend.
Gathering of Hindu/Indian Americans and Jewish people in Fremont
Fremont Mayor Ms. Lily Mei, Dr. Romesh Japra – Americans4Hindus leader, founder of Festival of Globe (FOG) and India Post, Israeli Americans and other local Jewish people, and members of the Hindu and Indian communities, joined the peaceful demonstration which was held next to the Unity Sculpture in Fremont.
Sai Nagarajan said forcefully, “If you got a human heart, you got a soul, you will stand up today and say enough is enough!”
Dr. Romesh Japra addressed the gathering, “All the groups you mentioned earlier whether Hamas, Hezbollah, or ISIS, or Al Qaida, or Lashkar-e-Taiba, all these terrorist groups don’t belong on this earth. “We want to live peacefully. Everybody has to be happy, healthy, and celebrating. Life is all about celebration. But these terrorists come on the way. Like you said, in Mahabharata, Krishna said the same thing – they need to be eliminated, they need to be taken care of.”
He cautioned against giving in to the sympathy card for terrorists, “We are so happy the whole world is turned against them except a few countries, and we want to make sure that they continue doing that. Unfortunately, there is a lot of pressure for them to back off.”
More Hindu/Indian Americans and Jewish people
Islamic terrorism hits far too close to home for Kashmiri Pandits and Bengalis whose ancestors fled Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) during the bloody Partition of India.
Pandits were forced to flee in the recent past (1989-90). One of the representatives of Kashmir Hindu Foundation (KHF) narrated, “What in one night, January 19th, 1990, we were thrown out of our own house in Kashmir, I have not gone back since.”His father, who was also present, had not been home for the last 33 years.“I just want to be here in solidarity with our Jewish friends here.” He concluded by saying that we need to stand up to terrorism.
FOG Bengal group members echoed similar sentiments. Simadri Moitra said, “When the world is marred by a specter of terrorism, it’s imperative for us as a community to stand steadfast against this terrorism meted out to innocent children and women. They don’t deserve it. No one deserves it. Let us all be a beacon of hope and show to the world that we stand against terrorism, we stand against any inhuman, brutal killings.”
Fremont Mayor Lily Mei (second from left) with Dr. Romesh Japra (second from right)
Deb Biswas, whose parents and grandparents were kicked out of what is now Bangladesh, told the tragic story of members of his sister’s family. Jihadis marked them with the color ‘H’ (for ‘Hindu’) in yellow color, later segregating and slaughtering them. Fortunately, his parents got out while his mother was pregnant with Mr. Biswas’s eldest sister. “That’s the reason you could see me here”, he said.
There are a lot of moral debates on Israel’s counteroffensive.
FOG Board member Chandru Bhambhra pointed out, “Retaliation and terrorism are two different things. Retaliating is needed because we have to stand up.” He called for everyone to unite with Israel, cautioning that the next target could be India.
Members of the Jewish community, many of whom were emotional, expressed their gratitude to the Hindu American and Indian community for their support. They were also quick to distinguish between Hamas and the people of Palestine.
A man holds up a poster with pictures of some of the Hamas kidnapping victims
Ross Yasikov clarified, “Israel is never fighting against the people of Palestine. Israel is fighting the terrorist organization, Hamas that is committing unimaginable crimes against humanity. It’s not about the people of Palestine versus the people of Israel. Everybody wants to live in peace except for those terrorists.”
Natasha Gottlieb said, “It’s really helpful in these horrible times to have a friend because we have families there and Israel is grieving. And our kids, and our brothers, and sisters, they are fighting not only for our existence and the Israeli existence but against this sheer evil organization that committed crimes against humanity.”
She was extremely thankful that the Hindu community was standing with them despite the chance that they may get hate from the other side. “Thank you for taking a stand and staying strong with us.”
Talila Golan grew up in the very part of Israel that has been hit. Even though her immediate family has moved to other areas and is safe, she still has classmates, childhood friends, and their families there. Everyone would be evacuated as there were still bombs and missiles falling in the area, and they were still collecting bodies.
Hindu (Indian) Americans and Jewish people with posters and flags
“Some of the bodies are hard to identify because they have been dismembered, burned. It’s not just the people that are mourning, the loss of people; it’s also my childhood, my youth country. It will be rebuilt, never will be the same.”She keeps having flashback memories of what was a beautiful, green place. “It was one of the major agricultural areas of Israel. Now gone! All the fruits, all the dairy cows, all that gone!”
She pointed out the indiscriminate killings of Hamas including Muslims and foreigners such as Thai and Filipino workers, German and American citizens. “It’s not in the news but Hamas killed everybody. They didn’t stop and ask who you are.“To be honest, what they did to us, they do to their own people all the time and it’s not in the news.”She said that they did not really care about Palestine; all they cared about was blaming Israel.
Dari said that what was happening in Israel has not happened since the Holocaust. “It’s(Hamas) not a liberation army; it’s a death army!”She said ominously that this was darkness not just for Israel, but for the whole world. “Because first they will come for Jewish people, or for Israelis, then they will come for Jewish people, then they will come for the whole human civilization.”
Simadri Moitra speaking. Other FOG Bengal members by her side
“We all need to be the ambassadors of life, of love, and of light. We need to unite, all the sane people of this world, and to fight this horror”, she concluded.
Talia Cogan said, “Every one of my fellow Jewish, Israeli friends start with ‘Thank you’ but it’s not something we say just for the sake of saying it because for the past week, we have not just been devastated by what happened in Israel and every one of us have family or friends there.”
She said they most hurt when they went on social media and saw people that just had pure hate in their hearts.
“It was so important for us to come here today, see that we still have friends and to hear from the Hindu community all the words of support. We just want this to end, we want no terrorism, we want everyone to live in peace, with our Hindu brothers, our Muslim brothers, our Christian brothers, it doesn’t matter.”
(Quotes and interviews have been edited by the author for clarity and brevity.)
US to host first-ever Hindu American summit on June 14
PTI |
Jun 11, 2023 07:35 AM IST
About 130 Indian American leaders from all over the country representing 20 Hindu and Indian organisations are coming to the US Capital for the event.
A group of eminent Indian-Americans from across the country have come together to host the first ever Hindu-American Summit for Political Engagement at the US Capitol, which organisers said along with others would be addressed by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
Indian Americans listen to the 100th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship radio programme, "Mann Ki Baat", in Washington on Sunday. (ANI)
Being organised by the recently formed Americans4Hindus political Action committee in association with over 20 other diaspora bodies, the Hindu-American Summit is to be held at the US Capitol on June 14 to raise the concerns of the Hindu community before the lawmakers.
About 130 Indian American leaders from all over the country -- Florida, New York, Boston, Texas, Chicago and California – representing 20 Hindu and Indian organisations are coming to the US Capital for the event.
Hindu Americans, he said, are doing good across the country, but politically they are way behind.
“Politically, we think, we've never been discriminated against, we are doing well. But unfortunately, tides are changing. I'm from California, where unfortunately, on the caste basis now, they want to add this to the discriminating factors,” cardiologist Dr Romesh Japra said on Saturday.
