CHARLES DICKENS REVEALED BRITISH HATRED FOR HINDU-S SO ELOQUENTLY
19th century British author Charles Dickens
who wrote Oliver Twist and The Pickwick Papers (read both long ago),
exemplified and symbolised extreme British hatred for Hindu-s and Bharata. In
his own words on War Of Freedom-1857,
“I wish I were Commander-in-Chief in India. I should proclaim to them that I considered my holding that appointment by the leave of God, to mean that I should do my utmost to exterminate the race.”
He wished and aspired to wipe out Hindu-s from the
face of this planet.
Oliver Twist portrayed abject penury in Britain before
they siphoned off $$ 45 trillions (at current value) to become glitzy and
wealthy. They colonised and looted 70 countries in the world before becoming a
so-called superpower with not even a iota of regret or sense of
reparations.
From first British intruder Thomas Rowe who presented his credentials to Mughal despot Jahangir to the last Viceroy Mountbatten, were all brigands, pirates and dacoits.
From the Think-top of
Ramakant Tiwari
New Delhi
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