Posted on Thursday, November 22, 2012 - 04:35 am:

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One constant for at least 8 centuries was that Hindus didn�t use their brains to update their warfare. They didn�t learn from their enemies� successes. Also, they were sentimental and too overly attached to the person of their leader. They could bravely fight all they wanted, but if the leader was killed, there was no second person, much less a collective plan, to take his place. When you look at today�s Hindu politicians and internet warriors, you find exactly the same defects.

In a hostile sense too, Hindus are too focused on persons. They have wasted their energies attacking Sonia Gandhi and her family, and failed to dismantle the secularist dispensation established by her grandfather-in-law, Jawaharlal Nehru, and given a Marxist slant by her mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi. They haven�t emulated the techniques by which the secularists, like the British of yore, exercise power totally out of proportion to their numbers. They haven�t figured out how to stop the phenomenon of �Hindus wielding the sword of Islam�, in which Akbar exulted, but which has become so commonplace under the guise of secularism. For that, an analysis of all the factors in the field is necessary. This is not too difficult, it only takes a normal degree of involvement and will. But so far, Hindus have not mustered the will to win.

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