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You’re probably better off starting with these: https://ospreypublishing.com/the-sikh-army-1799-1849-pb https://ospreypublishing.com/the-first-anglo-sikh-war-1845-46 The simpler stuff is usually pro-british so you’ll have to read them with a hardened mindset. Eventually you will have to read the more complicated stuff.

A sequel to the Vikings is now on Netflix that covers the St Brice’s Day massacre: Another good show:

How did you come across this?

Even though the show does drop off as it went on, I would still rate it as one of the best. It’s one of the only ones I’ve bothered to watch twice. The first season is very good as it takes a lot of what is in the book and translates it well to screen. The scene between Hitler and his assassin mirrors a very clever part of the book that is highly thought provoking. That season also draws parallels to other’s colonial history that is relatable. The second season I think is when Ridley Scott left, or one of the other producers did. Frank Frink goes from being a symbol of American cultural reawakening like he is in the book to some weird freedom fighter more at home in a Red Dawn movie. There is no real explanation for the weird disparity in strength between Japan and Germany. Nor would Japan rely on Texan oil, it’s a very unrealistic attempt at world building. The third season is good but the fourth season again goes off in a weird tangent. Chinese communists spent most of WW2 hiding in mountains and would have been a spent force as they relied on Soviet help. The black communists themselves were organised and supplied by Japan before WW2 so why they would have been so good at resisting is another weird storyline. It felt like the show writers were simply doing that American thing of striving for a happy ending no matter how outlandish. The thing is the book offers a clean snapshot of this other world with no obvious beginning or proper ending. It does predict the course of the Cold War which is surprising for a book written in the 60s. The Nazi Germans brag about their scientific achievements with a manned mission to Venus and claim to have full social cohesion. The Imperial Japanese on the other hand are fighting a pointless war in the jungles of Brazil and have major issues in most parts of their territories. By the end of the book it is revealed the Nazi space programme is just a cover for a weapons deployment and most of its population are fed up of poverty. Japan on the other hand at least gives people a type of freedom and opportunity they won’t get elsewhere. The parallels with what happened in the real Cold War are unusually prescient. The same won’t be said of the tv show with black communists and white racists coming together to reunite the US. Or lost ones travelling from other worlds as if from a successful ghostdance.

Caecilius est in horto.

Who wants to know?! Hehehe it’s the only place I could get this:

It’s probably best if you stay away from that island with your heritage. They’ll open a file on you and then try to mess you up. As for people’s mamas………… .

Lol, I wish it had gotten physical but these lot don’t do that unless they have numbers. I meant rumbled in the brit english sense, as in when someone scopes you out or doxxes you. The American English version of rumble is like in WWE or a final brawl between gangs. That’s what caused the confusion. I can talk about what happened to me, obviously won’t talk about what I may or may not have done. If I get time I’ll write it up though I’m not sure if this thread is the best place for talking about a thieving, racist, drug dealing paedo masonic cult with links to the Tory establishment.

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I don’t think there are any books on Kartar Singh Jhabbar as he’s more of a folk hero. There are books on Jallianwalla Bagh, the Ghadar Party and Partition but not this part of that time period. I’m happy to be proved wrong though if anyone else knows. If you want to know more about the Second Anglo-Sikh War then the book by Amarpal Singh Sidhu is the place to start.

What is it that you want to know? If you are looking into hypnosis, trance and mesmer I hope it’s not for anything untoward. If you mess it up you’ll end up delusional, deranged and demented like a lot of white Anglos who mess about with this stuff do. Your interest should only be to protect yourself and other Sikhs from emotional manipulation.

I think you might have me confused with someone else. I don’t even have one degree lol. As for the other thing, they rumbled me a while back. Got to be careful what I say and do now.

Is he trying to suffocate himself?!

Another good one is The Moral Sayings of Publilius Syrus. Though it’s more focused on wisdom than philosophy.

I think you know everything I say is somewhat original. I coined the term ‘Britannia’s B*st*rds’ as the word Commonwealth was a bit too doublespeak for me. The phrase above is just an elaboration on the term. Feel free to disseminate it far and wide, I don’t say this stuff for kudos or monetary gain. People can claim a patent or mathematical proof, they can’t own words and historical opinion. A similar expression can be used for Hindustan as well.

The grand old Duke of York He borrowed 12 million quid He gave it to someone He’d never ever met For something he never did….