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By C. Wijeyawickrema<\/a> –<\/strong><\/p>\n

American and European politicians who got humiliated after failing to rescue Prabakaran from the battle filed in May 2009, are now trying in Geneva for the second time to put Sri Lanka on the separatist trap by intimidating Sri Lanka to allow one or two of their agents to sit at an office in Colombo in \u201chelping\u201d in implementing the LLRC report. From their point of view this innocent-looking plan is possible and workable because Colombo is replete with Eurocentric politicians and officers who are for the 13-A plus game. Even the cabinet has a lot of bankrupt politicians who previously supported things such as \u201cthis war is not winnable,\u201d \u201cSri Lanka was a failing state,\u201d the package deals of the CBK days and the Indian F formula. The dying breed of NGO peace mudalalis know very well that 13-A of 1987 is an India- imposed communalist strategy taking back Sri Lanka to 1832, when communal representation was first introduced.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Why the colonial master in Ceylon did not break Sri Lanka in 1948 is a mystery in the history of colonialism. May be they wanted to use Ceylon to control Nehru and the Russian bear looking for a warm water port in the Indian Ocean. \u00a0The separatist Chelvanayagam was all out to deliver Tricomalee to Nehru, and the Malayali geopolitical expert Pannikkar was treating Trinco as part of India! This was why Soulbury Commission did not want any federal mess in Ceylon. The English-nursed young SWRD did not know enough of his country\u2019s history or geography to not talk about federalism for the Kandyans (Up-country). Instead both he and DSS, Low-country Sinhalese, had Kandyan political marriages.\u00a0 Yet, the white man did everything possible to divide Sri Lankan people on communal lines and caste basis. Unlike in Ceylon, since the early 1770s, \u201cbreaking India\u201d was part of colonial agenda.\u00a0 First it declared \u201cthere is no India,\u201d then later, after feeding the cancer to break India it said \u201cthere are two Indias.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u00a0Until about two months ago all what I knew was the axis between Ali Jinna and the Dravidastan separatists in Madras and the importation of this plan to Ceylon via Tamil Christian separatists in Colombo. I wrote about this aspect of Tamil separatism in detail in the past. Only by accident I came across a book which records in detail a two-hundred year old imperialist plan to break India. It is an incredible story. After reading this book I could see a clear link between the plan recorded in the book and what America is trying to at the UNHRC in Geneva.\u00a0 If America can fool others and get a seat at LLRC office in Colombo, it will be the latest and shortest path to the plan to break India. If Sri Lanka is divided or the TNA separatists get \u201cmeaningful-devolution\u201d in the Northern Province then it will be the base from which the break- India-plan will operate in future. The world of reasonable people needs to know this naked strategy of the modern-day imperialist saints.<\/p>\n

Breaking India<\/strong><\/p>\n

Breaking India: Western interventions in Dravidian and Dalit faultlines<\/em><\/strong> is a book by Rajiv Malhotra and Aravindan Neelakandan, (www.BreakingIndia.com<\/a>), published in 2011, just before the release of the LLRC Report. It gives a factual account of how the Imperial West was planning since the early 1770s to break India that existed prior to European arrival by inventing Dravidian and Dalit \u201cfaultlines.\u201d \u00a0It was a different colonial game compared with the Opium Wars against China. \u00a0The anti-India front has now become a deadly silent cocktail mixing biblical stories, with Hindu gods and geopolitics, western government agencies, university professors and entities such as the Ford, Fulbright and Rockefeller Foundations and all kinds of foreign and Indian NGOs. The breaking India authors painstakingly unravel this complex and often secretive saga of a conspiracy to destroy India from within, sooner than later. \u00a0If American and European plan works to intimidate Sri Lanka to allow access it will be much sooner.<\/p>\n

Amazingly, Eurocentric politicians (and bureaucrats) in India, because they have to depend on communal Tamil Nadu actors for political survival in Delhi, are playing a deadly game of going behind the American fox, not realizing that the West is planning to use Sri Lanka as a platform to break India via a ghost Eelam under the 13th<\/sup> Amendment (there will be only one Dravidastan or one Ealam covering both India and Sri Lanka). For this purpose all what America wants is that the Sri Lankan side of Eurocentric politicians (there are several dozen of them in the government) and their western educated advisors to agree at the UNCHR in Geneva to let American agents to sit in a Colombo room to \u201chelp implement\u201d the LLRC Report! The rest will be history as happened in Kosovo, South Sudan or East Timor. Future Hilary Clintons can land in Tamil Nadu or in Jaffna without any objections from Delhi or Colombo because that is how it is meant by \u201cmeaningful devolution.\u201d \u00a0The UNO or any of its agents never solved any political problem in the world. It was a cat\u2019s paw in the hands of white western imperialists.\u00a0 One has to read the Breaking India book or visit the Website mentioned above to understand the gravity of this threat to India.<\/p>\n

Breaking India is of 650 pages and the main body of the book is 421 pages long with 19 chapters full of tables and diagrams. \u00a0What I did here is to reproduce the \u201c:six provocations\u201d listed in the book which I think are relevant in the context of the UNHRC meeting now in session in Geneva. India already has a \u201cred corridor,\u201d\u00a0 \u201cChristian belt,\u201d and the world\u2019s fully Baptist state. India could so far delay UNHRC attempt to interpret caste division as race division to intervene in Indian domestic affairs direct as UNHRC is now used by American to interfere in Sri Lanka.<\/p>\n

Six Provocations<\/strong><\/p>\n

1. DRAVIDIAN IDENTITY CONSTRUCTED, EXPLOITED & POLITICIZED:<\/p>\n

The fabrication of South Indian history is being carried out on an immense scale with the explicit goal of constructing a Dravidian identity that is distinct from that of the rest of India. From the 1830s onwards, this endeavor\u2019s key milestones have claimed that south India: is linguistically separate from the rest of India; has an un-Indian culture, aesthetics and literature; has a history disconnected from India\u2019s; is racially distinct; is religiously distinct; and, consequently, is a separate nation. Tamil classical literature that predates the 19th century reveals no such identity conflicts especially with \u201calien\u201d peoples of the north, nor does it reveal any sense of victimhood or any view of Westerners or Christians as \u201cliberators.\u201d This identity engineering was begun by British colonial and missionary scholars, picked up by politically ambitious south Indians with British backing, and subsequently assumed a life of its own. Even then it was largely a secular movement for political power (albeit with a substratum of racist rhetoric). In recent decades, however, a vast network of groups based in the West has co-opted this movement and is attempting to transform Tamil identity into the Dravidian Christianity movement premised on a fabricated racial-religious history. This rewriting of history has necessitated a range of archeological falsities and even epigraphic hoaxes, blatantly contradicting scientific evidence. Similar interventions by some of the same global forces have resulted in genocides and civil wars in Sri Lanka, Rwanda and other places. If unchallenged these movements could produce horrific outcomes in South India.<\/p>\n

2. LINKING OF DRAVIDIAN & DALIT IDENTITIES:<\/p>\n

India has its own share of social injustices that need to be continually addressed and resolved. Caste identities have been used to discriminate against others, but these identities were not always crystallized and ossified as they are today, nor were they against a specific religion per se. Caste identity faultlines became invigorated and politicized through the British Censuses of India, and later intensified in independent India by vote bank politics. A dangerous anti-national grand narrative emerged based on claims of a racial Dalit identity and victimhood. But Dalit communities are not monolithic and have diverse local histories and social dynamics. There are several inconsistencies and errors in these caste classifications: not all Dalit communities are equivalent socially and economically, nor are they static or always subordinate to others. While Dravidian and Dalit identities were constructed separately, there is a strategy at work to link them in order to denigrate and demonize Indian classical traditions (including spiritual texts and the identities based on these) as a common enemy. This in turn, has been mapped on to an Afro-Dalit narrative which claims that Dalits are racially related to Africans and all other Indians are \u201cwhites.\u201d Thus, Indian civilization itself is demonized as anti-humanistic and oppressive. This has become the playground of major foreign players, both from the evangelical right and from the academic left. It has opened huge career opportunities for an assortment of middlemen including NGOs, intellectuals and \u201cchampions of the oppressed.\u201d While the need for relief and structural change is immense, the shortsighted selfish politics is often empowering the movements\u2019 leaders more than the people in whose name the power is being accumulated. The \u201csolutions\u201d could exacerbate the problems.<\/p>\n

3. FOREIGN NEXUS EXPLOITS INDIA\u2019S FAULTLINES:<\/p>\n

An entity remains intact as long as the centripetal forces (those bringing its parts together) are stronger than its centrifugal forces (those pulling it apart). This study of a variety of organizations in USA and Europe demonstrates certain dangerous initiatives that could contribute to the breaking up of Indian civilization\u2019s cohesiveness and unity using various pretexts and programs. The institutions involved include certain Western government agencies, churches, think tanks, academics, and private foundations across the political spectrum. Even the fierce fight between Christians and Leftists within the West, and the clash between Islam and Christianity in various places, have been set aside in order to attack India\u2019s unity. Numerous intellectual paradigms, such as postmodernist critiques of \u201cnation,\u201d originating from the West\u2019s own cultural and historical experiences are universalized, imported and superimposed onto India. These ill-fitting paradigms take center stage in Indian intellectual circles and many guilt-ridden Indian elites have joined this enterprise, seeing it as \u201cprogressive\u201d and a respectable path for career opportunities. The book does not predict the outcomes but simply shows that such trends are accelerating and do take considerable national resources to counteract. If ignored, these identity divisions can evolve into violent secessionism.<\/p>\n

4. RELIGION\u2019s ROLE IN THE COMPETITION FOR SOFT POWER:<\/p>\n

Global competition among collective identities is intensifying, even as the \u201cflat world\u201d of meritocracy seems to enhance individual mobility based on personal competence. But the opportunities and clout of individuals in a global world relies enormously on the cultural capital and standing of the groups from which they emerge and are anchored to. As goes India and Indian culture (of which Hinduism is a major component), so will go the fate of Indians everywhere. Hence, the role of soft power becomes even more important than ever before. Religions and cultures are a key component of such soft power. Christian and Islamic civilizations are investing heavily in boosting their respective soft power, for both internal cohesiveness and external influence. Moreover, undermining the soft power of rivals is clearly seen as a strategic weapon in the modern kurukshetra.<\/p>\n

5. INTERROGATING THE TERM \u201cMINORITY\u201d: <\/strong><\/p>\n

How imperialists use minorities as servants<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cOne must wonder if the vulnerable third-world \u2018minorities\u2019 could end up as unwitting \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 agents for imperialism and as the new global \u2018coolies\u2019 or \u2018sepoys.\u2019 \u2026 There is a need to \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 redefine the notion of minority, keeping the following factors in mind: If a minority is \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 working for, funded by, appointed by, or trained by a foreign global nexus, then it is not \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 really a minority. It is part of a bigger [global] enterprise\u2026\u201d <\/em>pages 190-191<\/strong><\/p>\n

The book raises the question: Who is a \u201cminority\u201d in the present global context? A community may be numerically small relative to the local population, but globally it may in fact be part of the majority that is powerful, assertive and well-funded. Given that India is experiencing a growing influx of global funding, political lobbying, legal action and flow of ideologies, what criteria should we use to classify a group as a \u201cminority\u201d? Should certain groups, now counted as minorities, be reclassified given their enormous worldwide clout, power and resources? If the \u201cminority\u201d concerned has actually merged into an extra-territorial power through ideology (like Maoists) or theology (like many churches and madrassas), through infrastructure investment (like buying large amounts of land, buildings, setting up training centers, etc.), through digital integration and internal governance, then do they not become a powerful tool of intervention representing a larger global force rather than being simply a \u201cminority\u201d in India. Certainly, one would not consider a local franchise of McDonalds in India to be a minor enterprise just because it may employ only a handful of employees with modest revenues locally. It is its global size, presence and clout that are counted and that determine the rules, restrictions and disclosure requirements to which it must adhere. Similarly, nation-states\u2019 presence in the form of consulates is also regulated. But why are foreign religious MNCs exempted from similar requirements of transparency and supervision? (For example: Bishops are appointed by the Vatican, funded by it, and given management doctrine to implement by the Vatican, and yet are not regulated on par with diplomats in consulates representing foreign sovereign states.) Indian security agencies do monitor Chinese influences and interventions into Buddhist monasteries in the northern mountain belt, because such interventions can compromise Indian sovereignty and soft power while boosting China\u2019s clout. Should the same supervision also apply to Christian groups operating under the direction and control of their western headquarters and Islamic organizations funded and\/or ideologically influenced by their respective foreign headquarters? Ultimately, the book raises the most pertinent challenge: What should India do to improve and deliver social justice in order to secure its minorities and wean them away from global nexuses that are often anti-Indian?<\/p>\n

6. CONTROLLING THE DISCOURSE ON INDIA:<\/p>\n

The book shows how the discourse on India at various levels is being increasingly controlled by the institutions in the West which in turn serve its geo-political ambitions. So, why has India failed to create its own institutions that are the equivalent of the Ford Foundation, Fulbright Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, etc.? Why are there no Indian university based International Relations programs with deep-rooted links to the External Affairs Ministry, RAW, and various cultural, historical and ideological think tanks? Why are the most prestigious journals, university degrees and conferences on India Studies, in sharp contrast to the way China Studies worldwide is under the control of Chinese dominated discourse, based in the West and mostly under the control of western institutions?Comments are closed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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