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ek cheez aur hai

k aaj kal ek "influencer" industry ki new grift.. xhit on yourselves.

like there's self reflection, quiet contemplation, and concern for broader society.. Plato, Socrates, Aristotlan di gal

and then there's grifters, self flagellation waaley

aaj kal dono flavoron da choran sahi bik ra, the hordes be linin' up for either of the 2

but objective reality exists somewhere in between the 2 extremes
 
Sharma Ji said:
refugee niggas ne baja di England ki

finito, khallas'd em proper

gorey pareshaan !

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That's France, not England. North Africans and other Sub Saharan Africans riot like this commonly in France. Even Afghans do as @Lulldapull has seen.

But Pakistanis in the UK, the main Muslim group there, coupe with a few decent folks from Bangladesh, and AsSham part of Arabic world are generally decent @Bilal9
 
Mainerik said:
That's France, not England. North Africans and other Sub Saharan Africans riot like this commonly in France. Even Afghans do as @Lulldapull has seen.

But Pakistanis in the UK, the main Muslim group there, coupe with a few decent folks from Bangladesh, and AsSham part of Arabic world are generally decent @Bilal9
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UK Pakistanis are jihadi cab driving grocery store running three quarter pyjama and jaali waali topi wearing dalits. With their woman draped in black tents ... all 4 of them.
 
Mainerik said:
That's France, not England. North Africans and other Sub Saharan Africans riot like this commonly in France. Even Afghans do as @Lulldapull has seen.

But Pakistanis in the UK, the main Muslim group there, coupe with a few decent folks from Bangladesh, and AsSham part of Arabic world are generally decent @Bilal9
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Yes, English guy doing commentary on it.

There's enough vids about these guys in England too, rioting, burning xhite down, assaulting people, seks assaults on women in Germany.. plenty vids out there.

Pjeits don't even qualify in this league, its all arabs and north + sub saharan africans
 
also, originally, not all SF are "operators", that was reserved for these guys .. regular SF are just soldiers... not every pappu SEAL or Green Beret is an "operator"

aaj kal dalit Hindu and Pak fanboys bhi apne bandon ko "operators" bolte hain, xutiyey..

1st SFOD-D = james bond types too

Ruskies also have certain Spetznaz units, Vyempel.. 10 times harder trained than Delta even, acc to public domain stuff.

Western goras would consider it completely haram, some of the xhite the Ruskies get up to.. training with dead bodies etc

EK baar inki kisi Chechen warlord, maybe Kadyrov's dad k against something happened.. Vyempel guys chopped a bunch of their heads off and mailed it to Kadyrov Sr.

Mulls respect strength, Ramzan ne kaha.. bhaion, privets.. "im now pledging the full sapport to you only, comrade Putin"

Early days of Ukraine/Donbass ka dekho.. Chechen Vostok battalion.. rag tag jihadis, but Vlad's attack dogs, and the most highly trained and motivated of em all !

Even A-stan or Iraq.. sabse khatarnaak full of the deadly resistance fighters/commanders were all these red hair Chechens.

Hell, in the early days of the (very late 80s/early 90s) Kashmir mujh, Pandit exodus time.. ye central asian types, freshly jobless and battle hardened.. looking for new jihaad.. they gave our guys hell.

and now, still these "daura e khaas" type salafist vermin biting the hand that fed them.. Balochistan highly entrenched secure positions pe they been launching these gobsmackingly audascious raids.. with nary a care for their own arses.

Gentlemans.. we up against it.. Pak, India, A-stan, Iran... kisi ki control me nahi hain ye log.

bad scene, man.
 
Even the Zoro's expressing their disgust toward Israel today. Just saw my friend Khoshnood post this up on FB:

In the Khordeh Avesta, one of the sins a Zoroastrian can commit after lying is, “not to nourish the poor and the needy in spite of being rich and prosperous.
The most pious thing one can do is feed the hungry, nothing else comes close to it. Showing compassion, generosity, and empathy for the Underprivileged.
And if you starve an entire population to death is the most evil sin you can commit.
در خرده اوستا، یکی از گناهانی که یک زرتشتی می‌تواند پس از دروغ گفتن مرتکب شود، این است: «به فقرا و نیازمندان با وجود ثروتمند بودن و رفاه، غذا ندادن.»
پرهیزگارترین کاری که می‌توان انجام داد، سیر کردن گرسنگان است، هیچ چیز دیگری به آن نزدیک نمی‌شود. نشان دادن شفقت، سخاوت و همدلی با محرومان.
و اگر تمام جمعیت را از گرسنگی بکشی، بدترین گناهی است که می‌توانی مرتکب شوی.
 
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Mainerik said:
That's France, not England. North Africans and other Sub Saharan Africans riot like this commonly in France. Even Afghans do as @Lulldapull has seen.

But Pakistanis in the UK, the main Muslim group there, coupe with a few decent folks from Bangladesh, and AsSham part of Arabic world are generally decent @Bilal9
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Adventurous Bangladeshis (Eastern Bengalis) have been there since the 17th century, much earlier than other desi groups. They were lascar seamen and conscripts in the Royal Navy and some alighted in London after their stints to stay there and make a living.

Their numbers increased exponentially after Pakistan was formed, Sylhetis being in the majority in East London. Sylhetis and generally, Bangladeshis have been there for so long that their kids are heavily in British politics nowadays and of course are now embedded in mainstream British society.

The earliest "known" Eastern Bengali in London (or maybe all of UK) was Sheikh Din Muhammad (or in local UK parlance, "Sake Dean Mahomed").

Business acumen and family values sustained these folks although they had little formal education for the first few generations.

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Meet The Bengali Soldier Who Opened The First Indian Restaurant In London​


Authored by:Shireen Jamooji
Updated Jan 2, 2025, 02:00 IST


Discover the remarkable story of Sake Dean Mahomed, a Bengali soldier turned entrepreneur who introduced Britain to Indian cuisine. In 1810, he opened the Hindoostanee Coffee House in London, the first Indian restaurant in the city, offering authentic Indian dishes and a taste of home to expatriates. Mahomed’s pioneering venture marked the beginning of Indian culinary influence in the UK.

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Sake Dean Mahomed, owner of Hindoostane Coffee House

Long before chicken tikka masala became Britain's favorite dish, an enterprising Bengali soldier made history by opening London's first Indian restaurant. The year was 1810, and Sake Dean Mahomed, a former East India Company captain turned entrepreneur, launched the Hindoostane Coffee House in the fashionable Portman Square area.

Despite its name, this wasn't your typical coffee shop. The Hindoostane Coffee House was a proper restaurant that brought authentic Indian flavors to Georgian London's elite. Mahomed cleverly positioned his establishment near Portman Square, an area popular with wealthy former East India Company employees (known as 'nabobs') who had developed a taste for Indian cuisine during their time abroad.

The restaurant's atmosphere was carefully crafted to transport diners to the East. Walking in, guests would find themselves surrounded by Chinese artworks and scenes of India adorning the walls. They could lounge on bamboo furniture, enjoying their meals on tables dressed with crisp white linen, all while being attended to by South Asian waiters. For those seeking the full experience, there was even a dedicated room for smoking hookah pipes with oriental herbs.

When he opened the Hindoostane Coffee House, Mahomed advertised himself as the "manufacturer of the real currie powder" and promised "genuine Hindoostane dishes." The restaurant even offered what might have been London's first Indian takeaway service, with Mahomed promising to send "India Dinners" to customers' homes with "previous notice."
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A rare book details the menu at Hindoostane Coffee House
Its offerings included exclusive items such as Pineapple Pullaoo, Chicken Currey, and Coolmah of Lamb or Veal, showcasing the diversity of Indian cuisine. Patrons could enjoy their meals in an Eastern-style setting or opt for home delivery, making it a unique culinary venture in early 19th-century Britain. A rare manuscript, which sold for GBP 8,500, provides a glimpse of this menu, marking a historic milestone in the introduction of Indian gastronomy to the UK.
However, Mahomed was perhaps too far ahead of his time. Despite catering to affluent clientele, the restaurant struggled. Many of his target customers either prepared Indian dishes at home or employed private chefs. After just one year, he had to sell the restaurant, and by 1812, he declared bankruptcy.

The Many Hats Of Mahomed​

But Mahomed wasn't one to give up. He reinvented himself in Brighton, opening what became a hugely successful therapeutic massage establishment. He cleverly marketed the traditional Indian practice of champi (massage) as "shampooing," eventually earning the nickname "Dr Brighton" and becoming the "shampooing surgeon" to both King George IV and William IV.
His achievements went beyond the culinary and therapeutic worlds. Mahomed was also the first Indian to publish books in English, writing about his travels and his therapeutic techniques. When he died in 1851, he left behind a legacy that wouldn't be fully appreciated for more than a century.
The Hindoostane Coffee House continued under different management until 1833, and while its menu remains a mystery, we know that all dishes were prepared with "curry powder, rice, cayenne and the best spices of Arabia." Today, a green plaque at 102 George Street (formerly number 34) marks the site of this pioneering establishment.
It would take another hundred years before Indian restaurants began to flourish in London, making Mahomed truly ahead of his time. As we tuck into our favorite curries today, it's worth remembering this remarkable Bengali soldier-turned-entrepreneur who first introduced London to the joys of Indian dining, paving the way for what would become one of Britain's most beloved cuisines.
 
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Sharma Ji said:
ye kya item hai ? :ROFLMAO:
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He is the first Bengali to open an "Indian" (Hindustani) restaurant in an upper class area of London (Westminster) in 1810. His dress is that of contemporary upper middle class style in London at that time.

He is sporting formal white silk gloves as was in vogue at the time.

The plaque shown next to his picture exists in the spot where the restaurant existed until demolished some years later.

Please read the story by clicking "show more" in the original post. Fascinating life story of a Bengali successfully adapting to British life, as described below.

en.wikipedia.org

Dean Mahomed - Wikipedia

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Bilal9 said:
He is the first Bengali to open an "Indian" (Hindustani) restaurant in an upper class area of London (Westminster) in 1810. His dress is that of contemporary upper middle class style in London at that time.

He is sporting formal white silk gloves as was in vogue at the time.

The plaque shown next to his picture exists in the spot where the restaurant existed until demolished some years later.

Please read the story by clicking "show more" in the original post. Fascinating life story of a Bengali successfully adapting to British life, as described below.

en.wikipedia.org

Dean Mahomed - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
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Yah, I figured as much but these desi goras always crack me up. Indians bho bohot hain is type ke :LOL:

anyway, good on him.
 
also happening in India:

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Who Is Sharmishta Panoli, What Did She Say That Landed Her In Jail

Sharmishta Panoli, a fourth-year law student at a Pune institute, was arrested from Gurugram on Friday.
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Sharmistha was arrested by Kolkata police from Haryana’s Gurugram Friday night in connection with an FIR lodged at Kolkata’s Garden Reach police station last month over an Instagram video on Operation Sindoor in which she made alleged controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad.


She subsequently deleted the video and issued an apology on 15 May, but the Kolkata Police took her into custody saying she and her family “absconded” and attempts to serve notices to appear for questioning were not successful. On Saturday, Sharmistha was produced before the Alipore Court in Kolkata, which remanded her in judicial custody or 14 days.


What has now further drawn attention to the case is the comment of Dutch politician Geert Wilders, who called the action a “disgrace for freedom of speech” and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene for Sharmistha’s release. Wilders is a leader of the far-right Party for Freedom.

“Free the brave Sharmishta Panoli! It’s a disgrace for the freedom of speech that she was arrested. Don’t punish her for speaking the truth about Pakistan and Muhammad. Help her @narendramodi,” Wilders said in a post on ‘X’.

Congress MP Karti Chidambaram called the arrest “a blatant misuse of police powers,” adding on X: “These interstate arrests for social media posts (unless it’s clearly demonstrated that it has led to a law and order situation) is blatantly a misuse of police powers.”

theprint.in

Sharmishta Panoli arrest brings Congress’s Karti, BJP’s Suvendu on same page; Dutch MP also chimes in

Kolkata cops arrested Panoli from Gurugram over Instagram video in which she made alleged controversial remarks on Prophet. Court has remanded her to judicial custody till 13 June.
theprint.in theprint.in

hmm

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Lulldapull said:
Aur urrao drone Iran par…..nahi main vlog banaun ga…..nahi buss I wanna do it.

Kuchh bhee buss Kuchh bhee.

😝
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like he said, controller pe restricted airspace ka aa jata hai.. India been included in the database now, I heard.

Meaning aapka takeoff hi nahi hoga, or you see a warning.. if in restricted airspace, at least the DJI ones.

I been bothered by skorti guards too, "yahan allowed nahi hai" etc bs so I generally only take it out secluded nature spots pe and away from the rubberneck junta.. otherwise these dalits just start crowding around, tamasha sa ban jaata hai.. total vibe killer.
 
Lulldapull said:
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niice, look at dat long azz line of people, all disciplined single fine..

reminds me of Hyderabad house here in Delhi, spl on biriyani sundays.. dear gawd.. kilometer lambi line, all waiting patiently just to katao parchi and get your slip.. once you get parchi, move to a second line where a hectic crew is running around collecting said parchis and pasking your food.. just the takeaway.. if you wanna sit inside, uski ek teesri line hoti hai.. and kahi bhi they make you sit.. with strangers, all strangers.

BC I went with my friend, finally at long last jab hamari baari aai "2 seats available" .. we were sitting alag alag :LOL:

but logon ka ye jazba says a lot about the food, ki worth it hai all the hassle.

dat grill looks delish, mast hoga ekdum tanatan kebab fare.
 

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