We cannot stress these topics enough. See our article on India’s Malthusian Babas and our twitter thread specifically on Lord Meynard Keynes, his flawed economics, his pedophilia, and his bhakts in the Indian government.
Modi would do well to keep his own house in order instead of managing other peoples’ “business”.
An enormous but difficult to see issue with public goods is that they are assumed to be good.
Central banks are not created by markets, but by governments to fund their deficits.
“I look upon an increase in the power of the State with the greatest fear because, although apparently doing good by minimising exploitation, it does the greatest harm to mankind by, destroying individuality which lies at the root of all progress.” – Mahatma Gandhi
By Sanjeev Sabhlok on Seeing the Invisible Our party has long been committed to the abrogation of Article 370. And if the Modi amendments are found to be legally valid by the Supreme Court, we would not ask for the restoration of Article 370 protections for J&K. On other details – we support Ladakh’s constitution […]