Modi Chor Hai
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Showing a friend's husband around Me: This is Madison Square. "Oh where the Modi event happened?" Me: No, that's at Penn Station. "Did you go to that event?" Me: No I don't like Modi. "Oh" There was awkward silence from then until we reached Union Square. 🤣



This is hugely welcome: defence investment is a force for growth, social cohesion and higher wages - the average defence job pays £57k and union density is high. Let's unashamedly rearm to face down the threat of Russian aggression.

Nehru did not inherit some great industrial power and turn it into a third world dumpster fire. That is WhatsApp uncle history. He inherited a vastly overpopulated, underfed, poverty stricken hellhole. His real crime was that instead of unleashing private enterprise, he trapped the country in fashionable champagne socialism, command economy brainrot, licence-permit raj, and suspicion of anyone trying to build wealth outside the state’s permission structure. So India crawled at around 4.1% real GDP growth under Nehru, while post-1991 India has averaged around 6.1%. That extra 2% will sound small to the numerically illiterate. But compounded for decades, it is the difference between becoming a $12K per capita economy or still arguing about vishwaguru status while at $2.8K per capita.


Today the voices of division will be loud. They don't speak for the country I know, one that belongs to all of us. That's our Britain. A Britain worth fighting for. lbc.co.uk/article/keir-s…


🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer is set to approve an £18bn increase in defence spending as soon as next week [@thetimes]






