The Shudra Fight for Power in Modern Indian and World Politics - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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The neanderthalic Shudra states fight to economic and political supremacy is encapsulated by the ideal of BRICS. This includes Slavs, Muslims, Hindus, Mongolian Chinese, South American Brazilians and Argentinians and Africans who are either neanderthalic or Homo sapiens. This states are formed as a coalition against the domination of the homo sapien hybrid white papal western Christian Caucasian states of Europe, America and England. The Anglo-Saxon and European states are in a state of decline. There is no class conflict in India. There is only caste conflict in India. India is an…mehr

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The neanderthalic Shudra states fight to economic and political supremacy is encapsulated by the ideal of BRICS. This includes Slavs, Muslims, Hindus, Mongolian Chinese, South American Brazilians and Argentinians and Africans who are either neanderthalic or Homo sapiens. This states are formed as a coalition against the domination of the homo sapien hybrid white papal western Christian Caucasian states of Europe, America and England. The Anglo-Saxon and European states are in a state of decline. There is no class conflict in India. There is only caste conflict in India. India is an anarcho-capitalistic state structured on inclusive Hindutva culture which has existed from time immemorial. The caste system depends on occupation and epigenetic modification of the genome through centuries gives dynamic flexibility and skill upgradation to the community engaged in the particular occupation. The regional parties or the state parties of India are basically Shudra parties. The national parties are the upper caste homo sapien hybrid parties. The same dichotomy as in the world politics exist in India also.
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Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.