@souviksatpathy @Johann63198687 But the problem is these funds are used to spread LGBTQ and other evils among Christians not to support conversion.

Is she right?

People like Swati's religion rises from slumber ONLY when someone converts to Christianity. If not, they don't lift a finger to help the poor and marginalized. Notice in further posts she called Christians as Cartels because Christians built toilets for villagers. Yes! Toilets!

Don't imagine Trump as a 4D chess player. That's the wrong metaphor. Imagine him instead as a fencer. He has a sword, which is a very simple tool, with a very simple purpose: pointy end goes in the other guy. Then remember this Bruce Lee quote: "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." That's Trump. He uses very, very simple negotiating techniques. And he's very, very good at them. This particular move was a two-stage combo. Two very simple moves. 1. Habitually talk like you have an IQ of 95. Everything is either very bad, or tremendous. Every sentence structure is simple and straightforward. No philosophy, no reducing things to first principles, no complex analysis. Talk like a midwit so people think you are a midwit. 2. Door in the face technique. A compliance method so simple and well-known it has a wikipedia page. The door-in-the-face technique is a compliance method commonly studied in social psychology. The persuader attempts to convince the respondent to comply by making a large request that the respondent will most likely turn down, much like a metaphorical slamming of a door in the respondent's face. The respondent is then more likely to agree to a second, more reasonable request, than if that same request is made in isolation. Except Trump is so good at wielding this simple weapon that he doesn't need to make a second request. He just says a crazy thing, and everyone who's not paying attention believes he wants a crazy thing because they think he's a retard. Then they fall all over themselves trying to suggest a reasonable alternative, which ends up being pretty much the actual thing Trump wanted all along. It's that simple, he does it again and again, and it works again and again, because the people who hate him desperately want to think he's dumb. They succumb to the temptation of flattering their own egos instead of keeping their eyes on the prize. That makes them easy to manipulate.

Did you know that USAID provided $110,000 in funding to jihadist groups in South Asia, including one that targeted India? When exposed, they merely launched an internal investigation. USAID funded HHRD, a Michigan-based Islamist charity with ties to jihadist groups, including Pakistan’s Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization involved in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. This isn't about shutting down USAID but about holding accountable the staff who made this happen. Which department are they in now? How are they serving Islamists? Which charity or school are they operating today? Read more:

Checked in to Hyatt Pune, only to find my room was changed without any prior intimation. No explanation, no apology, no courtesy. Just a silent switch. But I accommodated. But then went to their spa, came back to my room & opened a "sealed" comb package & found a comb that looked USED! 😱 Recycled hotel amenities? Disgusting & unhygienic. If they’re reusing combs, what else are they reusing? Toothbrushes? Horrifying to even think about. Raised my concerns with GM Sandesh Parab - & that’s when things went from bad to worse. Instead of listening, he was rude, condescending & dismissive. When I told him not to do this & that social media can make or break reputations these days, he shouted at me & said: "Do what you want, I’ll see what I need to do!" I asked his permission to take his pic to highlight the issue, he became nasty. This is how @HyattPune GM treats guests. A 5-star hotel with zero hygiene standards, recycled amenities, & a General Manager who bullies customers? Unacceptable! @Hyatt, is this your hospitality standard? #ShameOnHyattPune #HotelHygieneScandal #UnprofessionalGM #AvoidHyattPune @HyattPune @Hyatt_India @Hyatt @abitkar_prakash @JPNadda @narendramodi @BhattFoundation

At least 100 Christians are in jail across the country on accusations of "forcible" conversion, "with bail repeatedly denied," UCF said, adding, "The justice process has become the punishment." Christians, who represent 2.3% of India's population compared to Hindus at nearly 80%, often face attacks under the pretext of stopping "forcible" conversions to Christianity. These incidents are often incited by Hindu nationalist rhetoric.