Comments by "Reconquista: Hinduism" (@reconquistahinduism346) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

  1. I am in India. And our elections are the biggest and the most interesting , intellectual and reflective of global trends. The conservatives defeated the leftists , islamists , communists by 2/3rd majority. Still the left blamed everyone but themselves. They blamed the media , the people , the electoral system , the social media , all but them It's true , the left NEVER learns from its failures.
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  2. I am so happy as an Indian. Jeremy Corbyn was vehemently anti India , anti Hindu and pro Pakistan. Borris Johnson has very good relations with India and considers Indian PM his brother. 88% British Indians voted for conservative. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇬🇧
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  3. I am in India. And our elections are the biggest and the most interesting , intellectual and reflective of global trends. The conservatives defeated the leftists , islamists , communists by 2/3rd majority. Still the left blamed everyone but themselves. They blamed the media , the people , the electoral system , the social media , all but them It's true , the left NEVER learns from its failures..
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  4. We should have world right wing coalition Here in India too we are pissed about the left with its Islamism , vote bank politics , identity politics, anti nationalism and marxism . This inspite of having a brute conservative majority in the parliament.
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  5.  @countofdownable  Islam. 90% Hindus backed Borris J. Just an advice ( not racist or offensive ) Indians don't just know about their elections but are also expert in US , UK and French elections. We look closely to these elections because of proximity with English and liberal democracy and as G20 partners.
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  6. Indian here . I am afraid south Indians are very left leaning and will never support Republicans. We north and western Indians are conservative leaning.
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  7. Economy does not affect the electoral outcome and the people's perception unless and until it affects the common man with price rise , lack of resources and no development happening . Gdp is an Ivy league topic and majority of lay working people don't care about it.
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  8. Another Indian. I perfectly agree with you.
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  9.  @mbrewer5499  You know nothing about world politics as is the case with majority Americans. This is era of globalization and multi lateralism. What happens in a major country , a democracy on top of that , has global repercussion. We are not interested in American politics because we like it or because we are Americans , but because it has global repercussion . And the reverse is also true albeit to a smaller degree. US and other democracies need India , a major economy and a G20 country and Indian politics also has global repercussions.
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