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That will work really well since the population is so low. Er… Maybe not a good idea?
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First they came for the Aurangabadis, but I did not speak out, because I was not an Aurangabadi.
Then they came for the Austrians, but I did not speak out, because I was not an Austrian.
You can see where this is leading, can’t you?
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Seen it for close to two years now…
Indeed, I’ve been surprised they haven’t tried something like this in the USA yet.
Yet… It’s coming.
(And needed spaces)
Right. I have been interested in India for decades, though not fanatically (thinking of Dr.Chandler Bose, Tagore Rabinidrath, Mahatma Gandhi, Paramahansa Yogananda, Shantaram, a novel by David Gregory Roberts, the Waterloo of Alexander, the Bhagavad Gita, the intricacies of Basheesh and personal local street gangs, etc.)
All can turn on a dime, suddenly, with overwhelming surprising force common in many areas, as you allude to in your (unlike mine) terse observation, followed to back to normal semi-organized controlled chaos the next One recurring trait noted along the way is how frequently the “authorities”reverse themselves when the locals push back on certain issues. Happens frequently.
One wonders about the recent “official” recent announcement to legally, lethally dispatch BG for past shenanigans in years past as crimes against humanity. In this regards the intentions may be sincere but there is considerable debate in some circles as being “a day late and a dollar short.” Time, hopefully, will separate the actors, clones, doubles, etc. into some semblance of an official historic narrative.
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