Did the British Create Hinduism?

[kovert]

Two very important cases to look at for those studying the legacies of the east indian companymen (i.e. indo-pacific region as well as its northern marrano mid-land sea fringe; the orientals); their eastern despotism; & their ties to nazism (again adolph was part of the swastika party before the national socialist rebrand) & their obsession with eurasia & Africa for the (eur-asians & eur-) Africans.

Bhagat Singh Thind & Takao Ozawa.

Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court

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Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court

[kovert]

More on the historical legacy of the east indian companymen.


The Crisis Mar 1943: p. 75 & p. 73 & p.74.


This stuff is not just ancient history as its legacies & repercussions can still be felt today.

[kovert]

The modern part of An universal history; Volume 37: p. 91.

It was in the late 18th century (when the settler nationalist movement really took off & went on into the 20th century [the current generation now seems to favor cartel internationalism with a dash of nordicentrism]) that the various forms of esoteric practices of the east indian companymen began to be codified (yoga of course being one of the most popular currently).

Of course it was codified according to the self-esteem, self-interest & self-importance of the various east indian companymen. The above text admitted it lo that many centuries ago.

ibid; Volume 37: p. 88.

This caveat always has to kept in mind.

Yes the the various sects & cults popular today whether HISlam, CHrIStianity, Juda(H)ISm (zionist), Magian(H)ISm just like the educational system; mass media; "fine" arts, they are all part of the propaganda wing of the modern day legacy of the "fatherland" fedualist from across the north atlantic pond as well as the west & east indian companymen whose legacy is the corporate gubbermint corruption of what was & sometimes still is referred to as the 3rd world.

[stephenMM]

"Did the British Create Hinduism?"

I think so. They also seem to have invented gravity, writing and the Trifle, whatever that is.

[easthome]

Originally Posted by stephenMM

"Did the British Create Hinduism?"

I think so. They also seem to have invented gravity, writing and the Trifle, whatever that is.

Its paradise in a bowl, particularly a sherry trifle.

[kovert]

Again despite the propaganda about "admirable aryan ancestors", one should not try to erase from history the legacy of the east indian companymen, in particular that aspect of the comfort women.

Natural History, General and Particular, Volume 6: p. 99.

This historical tidbit is interesting, as it relates to where Georg Forster, of the circle of Blumenbach, stated that the dutch east indian companymen (based in the cape colony of settler southern africa) got their slaves.

ibid: p. 161-162.

And adding on to the above.

The modern part of An universal history, Volume 37: p.103.