Nalini Mishra
*भगवान राम के आदर्श आपके जीवन को सुशोभित करे व आपका जीवन राममय बने*।
*रामनवमी की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ*।
संजीव जैन
"अच्छी थी, पगडंडी अपनी, सड़कों पर तो, जाम बहुत है!!
फुर्र हो गई फुर्सत, अब तो, सबके पास, काम बहुत है!!
नही बचे, कोई सम्बन्धी, अकड़,ऐंठ,अहसान बहुत है!!
सुविधाओं का ढेर लगा है यार, पर इंसान परेशान बहुत है!!\ud83d\udc9e
" गाँव "
शशि यादव
कुछ लोगो का प्यार समझ से परे होता है
सोशल मीडिया पर मिलते ही सीधा ब्लॉक हो जाता है।
शशिरंजन सिंह
आज बांग्लादेश का
कोई हिंदू टैक्स के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
महंगाई के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
बेरोजगारी के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
फ्री बिजली पानी के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
गटर और सड़क के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
जात-पात के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
ऊंच-नीच के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
अमिर गरीब के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है,,
किसी भी अन्य सुविधाओं के लिए ~ परेशान नहीं है >>
आज वो परेशान है तो
सिर्फ अपनी - जान बचाने के लिए !!
अनिल जैन
जो अत्याचार अफगानिस्तान,पाकिस्तान,कश्मीर मे हो चुका है..
और बंग्लादेश मे हो रहा वो पुरे भारतवर्ष मे कितने सालों के बाद हो सकता है ??
Piyas Sarkar
तो बच्चों क्या सीखा आपने ❓ संभल में मारे गए ५ जिहादियों के ज़िन्दगी का मूल्य २०९ निरस्त्र सनातनियों के जीवन से कहीं अधिक है।
Deoratna Goel
महत्त्वपूर्ण तथ्य ये है कि इजरायल एक वर्ष से युद्ध किसी देश से नहीं लड़ रहा है । उसकी लड़ाई आतंकवाद व आतंकवादी संगठन हमास व हिजबुल्लाह से चल रही है । फिर भी यूएन मे उसके खिलाफ प्रस्ताव पास होता है , आतंकवादी संगठनो पर रोक लगाने की कारवाई के बजाय इजरायल पर युद्ध रोकने का दवाब बनाया जा रहा है ।
भारत के मुसलमान व इंडी गठबंधन के नेता हमास व हिजबुल्लाह के समर्धन मे खड़े हैं ।
भारत मे लोग चाहते है कि मोदीजी आतंकवादियों के खिलाफ कड़ी कारवाई करें ।
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*Modi and Mossadegh:*
Iran 1951 and India 2024—Are there similarities between Mossadegh and Modi?‼️
Have you ever wondered why the "Iranian people call America the 'land of the devil'"?
The British had dominated Iran's oil trade, with 84% of Iran's oil production going to England and only 16% to Iran.
In 1951, a staunch patriot, Mohammad Mossadegh, became the Prime Minister of Iran.
He did not like the dominance of foreign companies in Iran's oil trade.
On March 15, 1951, Mossadegh presented a bill in Parliament for the nationalization of Iran's oil industry, which was passed with a majority.
*Time magazine* named Mossadegh "Man of the Year" in 1951!
But because of this, the British lost a lot! They made several small and large attempts to remove Mossadegh, tried to bribe him, tried to assassinate him, and attempted a military coup, but Mossadegh was very experienced and wise, so the British failed in their conspiracies.
Mossadegh was very popular among the Iranian people. Due to his popularity, a military coup was not possible.
In the end, the British sought help from America.
The CIA approved $1 million to remove Mossadegh. This amount was equivalent to 4,250 million rials (Iranian currency)!
America’s plan was to create dissatisfaction against Mossadegh and undermine public support, then use corrupt MPs to overthrow his government.
America paid 631 million rials to a large number of Iranian journalists, editors, and Muslim clerics. In return, they only had to do one thing: incite people against Mossadegh.
Thousands of Iranians were paid to participate in false protests. They began marching on Parliament. Major media outlets around the world also began supporting America.
Opposition to Mossadegh started at a very low level, in the form of cartoons—just like the personal attacks on Modi's private life today.
Mossadegh was labeled a dictator.
Realizing that his government would be overthrown by corrupt MPs, Mossadegh dissolved Parliament.
America pressured the Shah of Iran to remove Mossadegh from his position as Prime Minister.
In the end, by bribing with 210 million rials, America incited fake riots in Iran’s capital with the help of mercenaries.
After the Shah returned to Iran, Mossadegh surrendered. He was tried, imprisoned, and later placed under house arrest until his death at the age of 85.
Afterward, the U.S. and England shared 40% each of Iran’s oil, with the remaining 20% given to other European companies.
Then the hardline Khomeini came to power, and the situation for the Iranian people worsened.
What was Mossadegh's crime?
His policy was that native companies should dominate instead of foreign ones in the country’s sectors. Was this his crime?
Under Mossadegh's leadership, Iran could have become a fully democratic country before 1955, and Iran alone would have benefited from its oil production.
But corrupt MPs, journalists, editors, and protesters sold Iran's prosperous future for mere thousands of dollars.
During this period of oppression, the Iranian people realized that America had a hand in toppling Mossadegh’s government.
That is why the Iranians call America the land of the devil!
Now think about who the real villains were for Iran?
They were the journalists, editors, MPs, and activists who sold out to America.
Had these people not been bought, and had the people stood behind Mossadegh, America would never have succeeded. But for a few dollars, the patriotic leader was called a "Kumshah," and before anyone knew it, the entire country was ruined!
Our country 'India' is also on a similar path today. It is a great misfortune that ordinary citizens do not see the conspiracies at play until they are faced with endless atrocities.
Fake issues, fake farmer movements, fake statistics, inciting castes against each other, provoking minority communities, the Communist lobby supporting anti-national forces—these are all steps being taken to bring India under the economic, social, and administrative control of foreign destructive forces.
The smart thing to do is to be alert and not fall prey to this corrupt media propaganda in time.
All patriots should trust the current Indian leadership and stand firmly behind Modi. Otherwise, an Iranian-style disaster is inevitable.
The intelligence agencies of major capitalist countries are working day and night to use many Indian politicians as their agents, with the sole aim of removing the current leadership (Modi).
It is said that our destiny lies in our own hands. We just need to understand it properly.
The New York Times referred to Mossadegh as a dictator. The same is happening with Modi. Time magazine called Modi the "Divider in Chief," and he is still called a dictator today.
Isn’t this worth considering?
Jai
