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Indians are creating fake accounts pretending to be Northeasterners against Christianity

New psyop alert! A new instagram account named "Dispatches from North East" in which they not only claim to be a Northeasterner, but to "tell Northeastern stories" has dropped. It makes itself quite obvious it's a Hindutva psyop by solely talking about religion and concern trolling about how Indigenous Northeasterners have "lost" their culture because of Christianity 😂.

I highlight this account even though it doesn't have many followers (only 39 on Instagram, 94 on X so far) because it already seems to have a lot of support from Hindutva intelligensia/online figures. You can see how many of them already follow the account on the 2nd slide. Weird for an account with less than 100 followers! And I've also already seen that street-shitting cretin viprabuddhi "do'o kappa" (don't get it twisted, he's not garo but a bangali parasite settler who used to live in garohills) boost it on X (3rd slide) even with its low follower count, and if you notice, it's also followed by "Ujjuwal Mishra", who is a writer at the Hindutva-BJP-RSS aligned mouthpiece, "Swarajya" (4th slide).

The content of these accounts, are, of course, all AI slop. There's nothing particularly special about these accounts at all. Nothing unique, special, new, or things we haven't heard of yet. Just the typical talking points we've all heard from mainlanders coupled in with some AI imagery which can be spotted from a mile away. And of course, the typical "indigenous religions" bullshit of which we all know is just another indian scam. It's just all so fucking tiring. But these street-shitters won't leave us alone, they're so desperate at trying to warp our history and our identity so they can psyop a few gullible NEerns who don't know any better.

And it's also hilarious how they are BARELY hiding the fact that they're very obviously a mainlander too. Whining about how NEerns are living off of their "taxes" (5th slide) is already a dead giveaway as to who they exactly are, not a single NEern would say that. Only a street-shitting, gomutra-drinking, street-shitter would. And we all know that.

To be honest, it's quite sad this is the best that the "intellectual" hindutvas can come up with. It's really crazy how they have so many of these online hindutva figures who claim to be intellectuals and high IQ but the best they can come up with is whatever this is. You can see by going onto their accounts on Instagram and X that it's the most low effort 100% AI generated content. And it's the same case with their substack (6th slide), which is a website used for writing long essays and engaging intellectually with others. I ran their essays from substack through AI detectors, and literally ONE HUNDRED (100) percent of it was generated by AI 😂 😂 😂 Literally every single fucking word man. It's just wild. And it's like 30 pages long too. Because having a lot of words makes it look more legit huh 🤣 🤣

Anyways, I'm posting this so that we remember that these are not organic pages. These aren't just random individuals who are doing this. They're coordinated campaigns by the entire online hindutva space aimed at getting us to try and feel insecure in our identity and follow their lead instead. Notice how there's big hindutva accounts already following them? And the famous viprabuddhi boosting them? It's all coordinated on the hindutva online space. It's the BJP hindutva IT cell doing its work. We're lucky to have caught this level of open blatant coordination done by them on the online space when it comes to us, it's rare that we catch it early and see who the culprits are. We finally have some names now.

So everyone, please beware of the psyops targeting us. They're everywhere, and they're only going to get worse. Please, when you come across them, post them as far and as wide as possible to get everyone aware. We're not going to let them win and brainwash our people, our children, our ways of thinking. We have to stay secure in our identity and not let these poopy street-shitters try and infiltrate our political spaces and brainwash us. We have to resist them at all costs, and stay vigilant and prepare for more that will eventually come.

u/Primary_Breakfast674 — 4 days ago
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I’m pretty sure this is some mainlander pretending to be Naga 🤦‍♀️

Please go through his posts I’m sure you guys will understand.
While he hasn’t posted anything damaging I’ve seen accounts that have have in the past and I think we should just be cautious about it

u/External-Donut-3043 — 7 days ago
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An A·chik (Garo) song about our roots, identity, and faith

Sharing an A•chik song that I think beautifully captures a part of our cultural story. The lyrics speak about our ancestors, the old stories passed down through generations, life in the hills, traditional A·chik instruments, and the importance of standing firmly in our own roots. I found the combination really interesting because the song is distinctly A·chik in its imagery and identity while expressing a Christian worldview. I’ve included the original lyrics with an English translation (translated by me so it can have some errors, the translations are not literal but I have tried to keep it more flowing, natural to english wording style) below so that more people from across Northeast India can understand and appreciate it:

“Jatinkoan tinode baikugenma kambede
Will the peak (of our tribe) still endure?

Ritimgital nikoba bibal sale siloba
Even if seen like a new line, even if flowers bloom beautifully.

Ama ambi gitchamni golpo gitcham urangni
Of the old stories of our grandmothers and mothers.

Apa sagi manenga, goltidinge sikia
Our late fathers scolded us and taught us with a stick.

Rama dile mesoka
Guided us and showed us the path

Gangitchamkon chimponge surikoan kolame
Gathering even the old clothes and worn rags.

Ang manana batode jepo tangka dongjaode
Even if I get, or even if I have no money in my pocket.

Chibolokni chikoa amang senga ringjawa
I will not drink the water of the muddy pool even if it is clear.

Jawa jaongijako kasin chidarenikosa
Leaving what others have, [I will drink] only from the cold waterfall.

Chinga ringe okkaa
Drinking (from the cold waterfall) we are full(fulfilled)

Chinggitade gri asong gimiko
There is no one like us for our native land.

Jatango chadenge achubatgipao
Standing on our own feet in the place we were born.

Sanasa pasikna chingna donako
For whom should we make excuses for what is kept for us?

Chinga hoe achiksa ringa sulba chingnisa
We are A'chiks (Garos), and the song's tune is also ours.

Dama bangsi adil chigringsa
The drum, the flute, and the horn sound so sweet.

Hoe ringa gitelna rasong ona jisuna
Singing to give glory to the Lord, to Jesus.

Komijawa jawa gipinna
It will not decrease or be inferior to others.(will not bow down to others)

Abri mittin mittino angni ano angjongrang
Deep in the hidden hills are my mothers and my younger brothers.

Tebil bijak ritchue dongnugenba daoban
Even now they will hide, joining the leaves of the table.

Churing chanaba chimonge ramasamni akoan
Gathering earth by the roadside to boil water from the stream.

Pura weko sikaba ake bolbijakoan
Plucking the tree leaves and making rice flour.

Mainasa nisia
Why is it destroyed?

Chatchi maia deachim sani deasaanchim
What kin or relatives were the children, whose children were they?

Chola gipok kruoa kni gitchinge chitoa
Wearing a white shirt, combing the hair to the side.

Katta doka baonisa? Balwa balan dingtangsa
From where are the words spoken? The blowing wind is different.

Chuongan pattijokba nambatakon onjokba
Enough has been blessed, the better has been given.

Haiwa jringjot tanggipa
Come, behold the one who lives forever.”

Poraiani aro knani gimin mitela!!
(Thanks for reading and listening)

u/rubenmomin48 — 6 days ago

Every single time...I swear

You argue with a mainlander on an NE sub. They say the most r*t*rd*d shit ever and their buddies back them up with upvotes and awards. You feel crestfallen at having "lost" the argument and then you look up their profile. You suddenly stop caring about their braind*ad takes. LoL this wanker was dissing tribals and Christians all over the Nagaland sub for a long time.
I don't have any words. I have probably caught like 10-15 creeps lurking on the nagaland sub. And every single one of them were either deep into JAV (japanese adult videos), hentai/anime or Kdrama/C-dramas etc. Why can't these people act normally? Fucking creeps and fetishists everywhere.

u/Wanna_be_rich4you — 7 days ago

Why can't the three states of nagaland, manipur and mizoram be more united?

They are the only three state in the NE with a high level of cultural preservation and ethnic nationalism. Why do these three keep fighting each other?

I mean it has a very similar history of massive violence by the Central government and these three states are also very anti immigration.

If we united years ago then we could have achieved a far better position right now instead of the situation we have now.

Of course out of these three Manipur is in the worst situation now and I fear the government has succeeded in the first step towards eradication of the native population here.

I think mizoram and nagaland might survive beyond this century due to it being more homogeneous.

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u/Valuable_Positive_27 — 8 days ago
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A Vietnamese streamer got slapped by two indians for livestreaming at a 7/11 IN Vietnam. Notice what indians have to say about the livestreamer, and about one particular major physical characteristic about him?

I'll give you a hint: It's in the slurs are being used in these tweets, of which we have heard being used towards us constantly. We know them in and out.

If you still don't get it: It's about race.

The thing about race, is that race is so blatantly obvious that all it takes is one look at someone in order to determine what their race is. It's an immutable characteristic which is so fundamental that it is one of the greatest differentiating characteristics about someone. It's high up on the list with gender, age, or height. But even with those three, you can change those things to a certain extent which distorts what you truly are. But for race? It's unchangeable. It's one of those things where you simply just cannot change it.

No matter what you do, it's practically impossible to distort your racial appearance. It's something that always sticks by you, and is something especially US living in this country are constantly hyper-aware of, simply just because of how different we are from the majority of the population.

Race is the crux of everything. It's the foundation of what provides societal cohesion. One of the requirements for a society to have a somewhat stable social foundation is the commonality in race. If you bring populations that are so genetically distant, and as a result look extremely dissimilar, there's always going to be some sort of conflict. Such fundamental differences cannot be ignored.

Now you may ask, "what about religion/caste/regional differences?". Those are definitely something they have issues with, but the thing is, is that all of those characteristics are not exactly revealed by just looking at someone. Just looking at any random indian, I am unable to tell what their caste is. Or what religion they are. Or where in india they're exactly from. All I know is that they're brown. And this extends to pakistanis, sri lankans, and bangladeshis: they all come from the same racial stock.

The phenotype that they exhibit connects all of them at the fundamental core - that they are of the same race. And that in and of itself triumphs so much of the other differences they may have internally, especially when they are interacting with others outside of the subcontinent. Notice how none of the indians in these tweets cared about what caste/religion/etc those indians in the video were, they just saw that they were part of the same race, found enough common ground, and united against the Mongoloid phenotype. When it comes to dealing with foreign races, these people will unite based off of their similarities against them.

This is displayed very apparently when indians talk not just about us, but other groups of people in East and Southeast Asia as well. They use the same words to talk about them, that they use to talk about us. They see them in the same way as they do us. It's very clear that they do not see us, even if we are living in the same country as them, as really "part" of them as a result.

Whether we like it or not, race is always going to be something inherent to us, as we live our lives. It's something that never goes away or changes; it sticks with us. Laws against discrimination or public campaigns against racism are futile; they cannot change the immutable realities that exist in this world. Nothing will change unless we either assimilate and muttify ourselves - which renders us as functionally an extinct peoples. Or, we could separate from them, and preserve our race and phenotype.

I know which option I will choose.

u/Primary_Breakfast674 — 11 days ago