While Western and Chinese analysts mock the Arjun’s size, weight, and engine issues, nobody talks about what this tank truly represents: India’s first bold step toward self-reliance in heavy armor. We expose how Western media and foreign defense contractors have worked to discredit this powerful Indian tank—why? Because it threatens to disrupt the global arms market and challenge Western dominance. It’s no coincidence that the same countries mocking the Arjun are also the ones trying to sell India their own tanks.

Brittanica

Israel had geographical disadvantages—narrow borders, lack of strategic depth, and a small population—which made preemptive strikes a key defense strategy. Its incredible how resilient and courageous the Israelis are. Again and Again they are faced with the specter of a genocide and again and again they manage to fight and survive despite the odds being stacked so heavily against them. 

I mean, a brand new country managing to hold off six Arab nations invading them? And then to go on and seize land from their attackers and end the war with more territory than they had at the start... that is just amazing. Its the sort of thing you expect to read about or see in a movie, not something that happens in real life.

The Truth

Raymond traces the rapid Islamic expansion following Muhammad’s death, showing how, within just one century, Muslim armies had violently overrun three-quarters of the original Christian world—from Syria and Egypt to Spain and deep into Europe. 

He dismantles the myth of Andalusian "tolerance," reveals the brutal realities behind the so-called Islamic Golden Age, and explains how the Islamic conquests shattered the Mediterranean world, plunging Europe into the Dark Ages. Raymond explores the modern censorship around Christian persecution, the resurgence of historical jihadist rhetoric in groups like ISIS, and the urgent lessons today's leaders refuse to learn.

The Battle of Lanzerath Ridge

As the icy grasp of winter descended over Europe in the waning weeks of 1944, the earth-shattering battles rattling the continent began to lose momentum. After their awe-inspiring breakout from Normandy, the Allies were beginning to settle-in near the German border. 

The Wehrmacht, weakened and demoralized like a vanquished beast, struggled to rise from its knees. For the Allies, triumph in Europe loomed closely… only a matter of time. Yet, there was one man whose fury should never be underestimated: Adolf Hitler.

After her only daughter, Layla, converted to Christianity and was tragically killed in an "honor" attack within their home in Riyadh, Aisha began to question everything she had believed her entire life—Islam, cultural expectations, and the silence that surrounded suffering. 

What began as sorrow and silence turned into an unstoppable hunger for truth. From reading her daughter’s hidden Arabic Bible to encountering Jesus through dreams and visions, Aisha’s journey led her to a secret escape from Saudi Arabia to Cyprus, where she was granted asylum.

On July 4, All India News journalist Supriya Pathak and cameraman Shyam were brutally attacked by an Islamist mob in the Bengali colony of the Seemapuri area of ​​Delhi. The Burqa-clad women assaulted Supriya and pulled her hair, along with attacking the cameraman accompanying her.

This, however, is not the first time that Islamist mobs have attacked Hindu journalists. There have been numerous incidents wherein Muslim mobs assaulted Hindu journalists if their reporting centered on bringing up facts instead of peddling the Muslim victimhood narrative. OpIndia has compiled 14 such incidents.

Jamui: मुहर्रम के दौरान लहराया विदेशी झंडा..

पाकिस्तान और फिलिस्तीन का झंडा.. सोशल मीडिया पर वीडियो वायरल pic.twitter.com/cdQITrRFpv

— News18 Bihar (@News18Bihar) July 7, 2025

The incident sparked widespread outrage on social media. Reportedly, police personnel were present but failed to intervene.   

Following the backlash, Sonou police station in-charge Dharmendra Kumar admitted that the flag was not noticed during the event. He assured that legal action will be taken after identifying the individual involved in waving the Pakistani flag.

In another incident from Jamui town, a Palestinian flag was waved in broad daylight during a similar Muharram procession. Though no violence was reported in this case, the matter has been taken up by the SDPO, who confirmed that an investigation is underway. Additional police force has been deployed in the district to avoid further tensions.

Former NDTV ‘news anchor’ Nidhi Razdan, who was once tricked by scamsters into believing that she was being appointed Professor at Harvard University, has claimed that NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is being criticised in India for virtue of his ‘Muslim Faith.’

While ⁦⁦@ZohranKMamdani⁩’s ideas were debated in the democratic primary in NY, in India it is his religion. So many undignified digs linking him to Pakistan. The bigger lesson is that civic issues should matter much more to all of us. My piece https://t.co/yWo9ieFg3l

— Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) July 7, 2025

Razdan has written a piece to this effect for Gulf News titled ‘The Mamdani moment: Why New York’s new political star is sparking debates in India’, which was published on Monday (7th July). She claimed that Zohran Mamdani became a ‘prime target’ of the Indian right wing ecosystem only because he is a Muslim.

Not shocked by that, My family lied to me, said we are going for holiday to Pakistan and then tried to Marry me to Cousin, I had to get authorities involved to get me back to UK, feel Sorry for this Poor lady. Also the government there favors one group with the legal privilege of preaching to everyone else, while banning the preaching of Christians to Muslims.

Chinese Air Defences Failed Pakistan

Indonesian Hindu Celebrities

From ancient temples rising again, to Muslim imams converting and leading thousands back to Sanatan Dharma, this is not just a cultural trend—it’s a civilizational awakening. 

In this emotional and deeply researched video, we take you through the lost Hindu history of Indonesia, from the glory of the Majapahit Empire to the prophecy of Shabdapalana and the modern-day temple-building movement. We explore how youth, scholars, even Islamic leaders are returning home—to their roots.

COMMENT | While the retirement of former chief justice Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat dominated the news cycle, an extremely important decision made by the judiciary passed unnoticed.

The Court of Appeal decided that all was kosher with the “hurt feelings law” and that the creators of the film “Mentega Terbang” had to make their case in criminal proceedings.

GrayParrot9290 : Karma will prevail always Pmx and Fahmi and UG will be very “ Sakit Hati “ when they will be voted out in GE16 ! There will be no ambiguity on why Rakyat hate and reject Pmx ! All progressive Rakyat irregardless of race creed or religion will always do what’s Right !

Leaving the top post of chief justice (CJ) empty without a designated successor on the day the much-respected former CJ, Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, retired is unacceptable.

Her retirement date was not a secret. It has been known for years. We may never know the real reason why Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim failed to extend her tenure, but he and his aides have not at all considered the wide-ranging consequences of their actions.

Innadah : With much regret, I apologize to all Msians for being conned to vote for an incompetent, coward, irresponsible and technically/ economically illiterate leader who had complicited with crooks and personal interests to rule and loot this land.

darmakochi : Thanks Mariam. You have described our clueless leader very well. Maybe as a PM he thinks he can or don't have to do anything he wants. Looks like while he was waiting many years to become the PM, he did not think through properly what he wants to do once he becomes the PM. Ordinary citizens like us must suffer quietly while waiting for the next general elections.

GreenKijang7359 : What image? By supporting Hamas and the like, he has destroyed his image. A silly and dangerous clown is what he is!

This first installment compiles previously unseen 35 mm footage from February to April, juxtaposed with veteran accounts and wartime diaries. Follow the soldiers’ advance from the “Bloody Ruhr” offensive to the historic meeting with Soviet forces at Torgau on the Elbe. Then-and-now cinematographer Jan Kerhart returns to these battlefields to recreate key scenes, offering an unprecedented window into the Third Reich’s collapse.

Best Treehouse retreats in Malaysia

Before we came to Malaysia, we had no idea what to expect. So we booked a one-way ticket—and ended up staying 3 months. What we discovered shattered the common myths people have about this incredible country. 

In this video, we’re taking you through our personal journey as full-time travelers, busting 5 major misconceptions about Malaysia—plus a bonus one at the end. We’re Jonathan and Noelle, a full-time travel couple on a mission to live in 100 countries. As we explore Malaysia, we’re not just checking off tourist spots — we’re diving into everyday life.

30 years ago, a huge radioactive incident happened in Perak. And they’re still cleaning it up…

Most young Malaysians are unaware of this radiation story. Yes , it was so sad this Radioactive Waste Disposable company irresponsibility caused so many of this Papan villagers to suffered from cancers & birth defects before it was forced to closed down! 

Many young people from the Perak state find work in Kuala Lumpur , Singapore or overseas due to the lack of job opportunities in these villagers ... Luckily Ipoh is more hospitable for the Perak residents & tourists to visit & to do business in! 

During his first tenure as Prime Minister of Malaysia (1981-2003), Mahathir Mohamad responded to the protests against the radioactive disposal site in Papan, Perak, by stating that the government had implemented necessary precautions for safety and proceeded with the construction of the site despite resident concerns and protests. 

While the government, through then-Science, Technology and Environment Minister Stephen Yong Kuet Tze, denied health hazards and challenged residents to provide evidence of danger, Deputy Prime Minister Musa Hitam later visited the site in 1985 and a cabinet meeting was held to consider moving the disposal site to Kledang Range, approximately 5 kilometers from Papan. 

Despite subsequent concerns about elevated radiation levels, the government maintained they were still safe

History Of Sabah

You can see this in how most of us look different from the Dayak people throughout the island of Kalimantan (Borneo). However, it seems that the indigenous people of Taiwan do not share the same language as us—except for a few common Austronesian words that are typically found among Southeast Asian ethnic groups. If we can face the history openly, Malaysia can be more resilient & tolerant. The truth history can be covered up but cannot be erased.

Casualties

But such a victory came at a price. When the landings were over, the German army retreated and the Allied armies were moving inland towards Paris, they left behind a gruesome landscape. 

10,000 bodies between Allied and German lay on the beaches of Normandy, and that was only the first day. Dozens of films, series, and videos have portrayed the epic combat of D-Day, but few people talk about its aftermath. 

What happened to the dead bodies and the scattered body parts? Who was in charge of their identification? How were they buried or sent to their loved ones back home? WARNING: This content is presented within an educational and historical framework. 

We do NOT support or endorse hatred toward any group, nor do we promote violence. Our aim is to reflect on these events to ensure they are never repeated.

Templar's 12

1. Is there a quota kaum during proses pengambilan?
2. ⁠Is there a kuota kaum in the consideration for promotions in the armed forces?
3. ⁠Can a non-bumi have the opportunity to be a 4 star general or for 3 star promotions, not as golden handshakes?

If they can answer these truthfully and recorded, then it should be made public to encourage more nons participation in the military.

Lets be honest, we all know the answer to the questions above. Let’s see if the bosses can give us the answers we want to hear. The most discouraging factors for nons to volunteer themselves for military service in my opinion are…. 

4. The abolishment of the pension scheme for those who join after 1st Jan 2024. The pension is the most attractive pull factor for people to join govt service. Without pension, we are the same as the private sector minus the lucrative pays, no fat annual bonus, etc. 

5.  Recent increase in religious rulings even on nons (if you know, you know).

- Lim Guan Eng circa 2017

COMMENT | Now, of course, what PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang’s son-in-law posted was racist. Here’s the thing, though: does it warrant the kind of outrage that non-Malay/Muslim political operatives are exhibiting?

I mean, if they aspired to the highest post in the land, if non-Malay/Muslim children were encouraged to aspire to the highest civilian position in the land, if the system encouraged inclusive participation in political process where non-Malays/Muslims actively pursued the post of prime minister, then I could understand the outrage.

Sealthedeal : A thought provoking piece from the Commander again. This time I disagree. Non Muslims here must push for equality in everything including the rights to attain the highest office. It is not a matter of race or religion it's a matter of intellect and ability. To accept the poisonous views of PAS and UMNO is defeatist. 

This country has been ruined with their racist stance. Non Muslims have a much bigger stake in the country because they pay by far the most tax. Malaysia is for all Malaysians whether or not they speak the Malay patois.

Just a Malaysian : A country fighting the wrong battle. There are so many issues affecting this country that requires energies to resolve. Too many to list here.But our politicians are still at it..melayu..cina..india...blah blah..islam..bukan islam blah blah blah. 

Small minded community and leadership is our biggest bane. Nothing positive or constructive except me tuan..you pendatang day in day out.

May 13

In the parliamentary debate of 13 November 1965, the PM, Tunku Abdul Rahman, was asked by Lim Chong Eu if there is a "legal and constitutional definition of the term "Bumiputera", and whether the children of Malaysian citizens who were born after 31 August 1963, will also be entitled to all the rights of "Bumiputera". 

To this, Tunku replied: "Mr Speaker, Sir, the term 'Bumiputera'...has no legal meaning except in so far as to denote the natives of the mainland of Malaya and the natives of the Borneo States". He later qualified that the benefits under Article 153 were for "the natives of Malaysia…who are less advanced and less able to compete with these other Malaysians". 

In the last 50 years the division between the Malays and non Malays is drastically widened and now with the aspiration of PAS wanting the country to be an Islamic state is alarming for non muslims whose population is fast diminishing . So where is democracy for Malaysia.

Prisoners of War

This first installment compiles previously unseen 35 mm footage from February to April, juxtaposed with veteran accounts and wartime diaries. Follow the soldiers’ advance from the “Bloody Ruhr” offensive to the historic meeting with Soviet forces at Torgau on the Elbe. Then-and-now cinematographer Jan Kerhart returns to these battlefields to recreate key scenes, offering an unprecedented window into the Third Reich’s collapse. 

This is amazing. My father could have been one of the prisoners shown. He was a 17yo German paratrooper, shot through the hand by a tank near Bastogne at Chateau de Losange then later sent back to defend the Bridge of Remagen. He turned 18 as a POW in France. I think Patton's army must have chased him across the Rhine.

Casualties

My father was a 2nd battalion ranger who took part in the assault of castle hill, which they called hill 400. They all said that the counter-attacks on that hill made the D-day assault on Pointe du Hoc seem like a picnic in comparison. While the 9th was struggling to sdvance, with the British, Operation Blackcock was the code name for the clearing of the Roer Triangle. It was conducted by the 2nd British Army between 14 and 26 January 1945. 

The objective was to drive the German 15th Army back across the Rivers Roer and Wurm and move the frontline further into Germany. The operation was carried out under command of the XII Corps by three divisions. The operation is relatively unknown despite the sometimes fierce battles that were fought for each and every village and hamlet within the "Roer Triangle". (Wikipedia)

Bujang Valley Museum

The site according to the historians has got more than 2 million ancient tuyeres (the 2 cylindrical tube stone on the guard's table) which shows that it was an iron smelting industry site meant for global trade. The size of the Sg Batu excavation site is about 4km sq. shows that the important role of Old Kedah played in producing iron ingots to the world during the iron-age period. 

I'm a proud Malaysian, but some irresponsible local academics deliberately rewrote the history to suit their agenda and misinform the younger generation with fake narrative. They don't realise one needs to know her/his history to prepare their future. I have seen the actual photo of Lembah Bujang in old school history books.

• PAS supreme council member Zuhdi Marsuki accuses DAP of stoking racial sentiments.

• This comes after one of the Islamic party’s leaders received brickbats for seemingly taking issue with a non-Muslim being promoted as lieutenant-general.

• He also urges the government to come up with regulations on who can hold key government positions, alluding that they should be reserved for Muslims.

In a bizarre turnaround, PAS supreme council member Zuhdi Marsuki accused DAP of stoking racial sentiments over the promotion of a non-Malay to lieutenant-general in the armed forces.

Congratulating Johnny Lim on his new post, Zuhdi questioned if DAP is looking to have a non-Muslim lead the armed forces in the future.

“Because DAP made an issue out of the matter, I want to ask if the party is looking to have a non-Muslim become the armed forces chief?

“If the DAP can say that a non-Muslim could become our prime minister, I’m sure DAP has the same thing in mind for the armed forces. Let’s see what they say,” Zuhdi said on Facebook today.

Billy_Wallace : Islam can tolerate non Muslims provided the Muslim has the upper hand over the unbeliever. There can never be equal rights in a Muslim country. 

That is why Malaysia will never sign icerd. Muslims need to reserve for Muslims only excluding others…. Muslims benefit Muslims. Muslims prefer Muslims…. Yet the world is accused of being Islamophobia. I wonder why??????

BlueFish0451 : NEVER VOTE FOR PAS. Racism is in their blood. They do not even pretend that they do not discriminate the minorities, Time and time again they slap it in your face that you are a second class in this country. Next, if you do not like what they say or do, they will ask you to go back to China or India.

Vijay47 : The statement by Zuhdi Marsuki is further evidence that racism is deeply imbedded within PAS and similar parties like UMNO, notwithstanding his lunatic attempt to paint himself as a Malay-Muslim intellectual. 

It is amazing that they keep crawling out of the woodwork in droves! If Zuhdi Marsuki cares to wonder, when did the non-Malays ever demand that certain national positions be reserved for themselves? Of the huge numbers in the Armed Forces, Judiciary, universities, GLCs, and indeed the entire civil service, have the non-Malays ever insisted that the principal posts be held by non-Malays? 

All that we non-Malays ask is that these and other important positions be held by the best irrespective of race. Of course, such calls for meritocracy are deemed anti-national, anti-Malay and a host of other sins, with anti-Constitution thrown in for good measure. 

Tell me, Zuhdi Marsuki, how in heaven’s name did you conclude that protesting Zaharuddin Muhammad’s distasteful and offensive article is a prelude to non-Malays demanding that the head of the Forces should be reserved for a non-Malay? Is supporting Johnie Lim Eng Seng’s promotion to be viewed as a call that similarly, the Armed Force’s head should also be a non-Malay? 

Perhaps you could explain how this fits with the widespread support across the country for Syed Saddiq’s acquittal and more tellingly, calls for the extension of Tengku Maimun’s tenure as Chief Justice. Because they are non-Malay? 

I would suggest, Zuhdi Marsuki, Zaharuddin Muhammad, and like-minded individuals, that before you open your mouths, you take a look at the mirror. You might learn to your shock if not already known, that idiocy is a reality amongst a certain class of Malaysian politicians.

Iran is actively targeting civilians, building nuclear weapons, and exporting terror across five continents. Iran’s deliberate missile strike on a major hospital treating over 1 million people. 

The growing range of Iran’s ballistic missile arsenal — soon capable of reaching Europe and the U.S. East Coast UN members’ failure to respond, even after 29 civilians were murdered and nearly 900 injured Iran’s global terror network, from Hezbollah and Hamas to Latin America and Europe. 

While many in the international community called for “restraint,” Israel took action — dismantling Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, eliminating terror commanders, and upholding international law. Danon’s message was clear: “We are holding the line between civilization and genocidal jihadist imperialism.”

The Islamic claim to Jerusalem makes no sense

The Jewish connection to Jerusalem is an ancient and powerful one. Judaism made Jerusalem a holy city over three thousand years ago and through all that time Jews remained steadfast to it. 

Jews pray in its direction, mention its name constantly in prayers, close the Passover service with the wistful statement "Next year in Jerusalem," and recall the city in the blessing at the end of each meal. 

The destruction of the Temple looms very large in Jewish consciousness; remembrance takes such forms as a special day of mourning, houses left partially unfinished, a woman's makeup or jewelry left incomplete, and a glass smashed during the wedding ceremony. 

In addition, Jerusalem has had a prominent historical role as the only capital of a Jewish state and it was the only city with a Jewish majority through the whole of the twentieth century. In the words of its current mayor, Jerusalem represents "the purest expression of all that Jews prayed for, dreamed of, cried for, and died for in the two thousand years since the destruction of the Second Temple." 

What about Muslims? Where does Jerusalem fit in Islam and in Muslim history? It is not the place to which they pray, is not once mentioned by name in prayers, and it is connected to no mundane events in Muhammad's life. The city never served as capital of a sovereign Muslim state, and it never became a cultural or scholarly center. Little of political import by Muslims was initiated there.

PMX aka Cleric

– Zaid Ibrahim, 2012 interview

COMMENT | People were predictably up in arms after former law minister Zaid Ibrahim made some rather aspirational claims about clerical leadership or the possibility of clerical stewardship in this country.

The fact that he doubled down on his claims is vintage Zaid.

Here is the thing about Zaid the politician, he said the quiet part aloud as he did in the series of interviews I did with him a decade ago.

Needless to say, I do not share Zaid’s view of clerical leadership and ironically, it is because of how Zaid has articulated the problem of the religion of the state.

Kajang pigeon: No one’s lining up for a visa to Riyadh, let’s be honest. Everyone’s still trying to head West — probably because they like things like electricity 24/7 and not being arrested for blinking during Ramadan. 

But once they arrive, it’s suddenly: “Ah yes, now let me tell you how freedom works.” Meanwhile, back here in Bolehland, religion isn’t just a tool to win elections — it is the manifesto. PAS has been flogging that donkey for decades. And then along came Anwar, riding into Putrajaya like he was about to audition for Islamic Idol. 

Instead of thanking the people who backed him (many of whom still can’t say “Madani” without rolling their eyes), he decided the way forward was confiscating rainbow watches, banning books that hadn’t even been opened since 2003, and throwing on a Palestinian scarf like it’s part of his influencer starter pack before shooting another TikTok. 

His genius political strategy? Marginalize non-Malays into submission, thinking they’d stay loyal just because PAS and Bersatu smell like expired diapers. But surprise! Turns out people don’t enjoy being treated like background props in a ketuanan drama. His leadership is now so unpopular, Mahathir’s insults sound like wedding toasts in comparison. 

Just look at the comments every time his name comes up — it’s less “supportive electorate” and more “public stoning, digitally.” And now, desperate to out-Muslim PAS, he’s diving so deep into performative piety that even his court cases are praying for divine intervention.

Marriwala : This is a very narrow minded view....if u look at Middle East and Indonesia the tide in Muslim countries are turning the other way they opening up more to western culture..Saudi where liquor is now available together with concerts and many things is being westernised....it's a trend that if u don't change the world changes u ....and our pretenders here will learn the lesson soon.