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Hollywood Games In China

Just like Shashi Tharoor was well-grounded in the West, son @ishaantharoor is learning how to push Western interests.. Po, the Panda confronts Shen the despotic ruler of Gongmen city. efore we get to… more →

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Hollywood Games In China — 13 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 month ago: Just like Shashi Tharoor was well-grounded in the West, son @ishaantharoor is learning how to push W … more →

Tags: Indian Economy, Europe, Social Trends, corruption, India-Pakistan Relations, Western Propaganda, Steven Spielberg

Will Britain Exit From EU Before Greece? — 1 comment

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 6 months ago: It is unclear what benefit EU derives from British membership. But British expulsion from EU will su … more →

Tags: Politics, World Economy, Europe, USA, Britain, Pax Americana, Greece, Great Recession, European Union - EU

Pakistan: Two Observations

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 11 months ago: Pakistan threatens Yumm-rika-Mend your ways! Otherwise, we, Pakistan, will mend relations with India … more →

Tags: Politics, USA, India, Pax Americana, India-Pakistan Relations, Afghanistan, Abbottabad

Italian Collapse ... — 3 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: English language media, controlled by the Anglo-Saxon Bloc, routinely predicts the collapse of natio … more →

Tags: History, Politics, World Economy, Europe, BRICs, Pax Americana, English language, Italy, european union

Adiga's Vacuum Theorem — 3 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: Arvind Adiga (hereafter Adiga-bhau), ‘winner of the £50,000 Man Booker prize’ makes a co … more →

Tags: History, Indian Economy, Politics, USA, media, dollar hegemony, british raj, Aravind Adiga

The British Salt Tax. How Damaging? — 3 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: British taxes on salt made common table salt into a high-expensive commodity; created shortages whic … more →

Tags: History, Indian Economy, Politics, India, corruption, Colonialism, indian independence, british raj, salt satyagraha

Guns & Crime — 1 comment

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: Crime Stats - Top 18 countries (Source - http://www.nationmaster.com). Click for source interactive … more →

Tags: Politics, World Economy, Europe, USA, India, Social Trends, corruption, america, anglo-saxon

'Opium financed British rule in India'

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: Elephants in the room. (from the Non Sequitur series of cartoons by Wiley Miller). Click for larger … more →

Tags: History, Indian Economy, Politics, Religion, Europe, India, Social Trends, BRICs, media

How governments drive tobacco trade

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: Tobacco – a colonial addiction Six companies and sundry State monopolies drive global cigarett … more →

Tags: History, Indian Economy, Politics, Europe, USA, India, Environment, BRICs, media

Pakistan - Shifting sands? — 1 comment

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: Are things all that good in Yummrika? How bad are things in Pakistan? Some data. Mebbe the Pakistani … more →

Tags: Politics, Religion, India, Social Trends, Pax Americana, India-Pakistan Relations, Yumm-Rika, desert bloc, Big Oil

Gold grand prix - The Chinese challenge

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: Total Gold demand - Top world markets (Image courtesy - ft.com). Click for a larger copy. Golden amb … more →

Tags: History, Global Finance, Indian Economy, Politics, World Economy, Europe, USA, India, BRICs

Of Mice and Men - 2015 Gold Outlook

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: USA, EU trade relationships with oil producers. The European hands-on, micro-management issue of tra … more →

Tags: History, Global Finance, Politics, World Economy, Europe, USA, India, BRICs, america

The shadow of oil

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: Middle East Politics (from Coming apart, coming together By Edward R. Kantowicz; Page 165; courtesy … more →

Tags: History, Global Finance, Indian Economy, Politics, World Economy, Europe, USA, BRICs, corruption

Abbottabad does not quite add up — 2 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: The difference between 'civilized' West and 'barbaric' Islamic world. (Cartoon b … more →

Tags: Politics, Religion, USA, India, media, Afghanistan, america, American Imperialism, Colonialism

Carnegie, I can see you — 3 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: Time magazine used the Population Explosion idea on its cover. (Picture courtesy - shipbright.wordpr … more →

Tags: History, Politics, Europe, India, Environment, Indian Media, Churchill, Colonialism, Desert Religions

Champions at Genocide - Taimur Leng and Churchill — 7 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: Cartoonist Leslie Illingworth's faithfully reproduces Churchill's views on India. (Cartoon … more →

Tags: Europe, History, India, media, Politics, Religion, Social Trends, World Economy, Adolph Hitler

India Non-Violent Struggle? The Myth — 7 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: Blaming political opponents is easier. Naxalism is one such trick. For 250 years, the Indian State h … more →

Tags: History, Indian Economy, Politics, World Economy, Europe, media, corruption, adivasi, Anglo-Indian

Collusion or collaboration? The Think Tank Initiative — 10 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: Is the West capturing Indian think-tanks via Think Tank Initiative-an effort to increase policy deve … more →

Tags: Politics, USA, India, media, China, Pax Americana, English language, Indian government, Indian Foreign Service

How was Churchill different from Hitler ... — 2 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 years ago: How was Churchill different from Hitler? A mercenary mass-media and a ‘captive’ academia … more →

Tags: History, India, WW2, desert bloc, british raj, winston churchill, Bengal Famine, subhas chandra bose, Adolph Hitler


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