The British royal family and the upper class got rich by taking wealth from India.
The Industrial Revolution in Britain thrived because of India's resources and workers.
The richest 10% of British folks took in more than half of all the wealth stolen from India.
India gave Britain an empire, but Britain left India owing India.
This isn't just old news—it's still important today. If you want, I can make this into a poem for a video, a funny post, or a cool visual idea. Want to change the empire's shadow into something everyone can see?
Donald Trump? He's a puzzle. He's part showman, part someone who shakes things up, and part deal-maker, but he seems stuck playing a role. He loves when things are chaotic; it keeps all eyes on him. Every fight and every scandal just feeds his story of being the outsider warrior. He's obsessed with winning, and it's not just about politics—it's personal. To him, compromising seems like being weak, so even trying to make peace turns into a fight where he has to be the star.
Is Trump a visionary who views the world as a bunch of deals to be made, or is he just someone with a big ego who thinks causing trouble means he's leading? His fans see his actions as strong, while his critics say he's unstable. Either way, his way of thinking has seriously shaken up how countries deal with each other these days.
The British royal family and the upper class got rich by taking wealth from India.
The Industrial Revolution in Britain thrived because of India's resources and workers.
The richest 10% of British folks took in more than half of all the wealth stolen from India.
India gave Britain an empire, but Britain left India owing India.
This isn't just old news—it's still important today. If you want, I can make this into a poem for a video, a funny post, or a cool visual idea. Want to change the empire's shadow into something everyone can see?
Indeed they did. The case studies in Addendum 4 will cover this element.
Donald Trump? He's a puzzle. He's part showman, part someone who shakes things up, and part deal-maker, but he seems stuck playing a role. He loves when things are chaotic; it keeps all eyes on him. Every fight and every scandal just feeds his story of being the outsider warrior. He's obsessed with winning, and it's not just about politics—it's personal. To him, compromising seems like being weak, so even trying to make peace turns into a fight where he has to be the star.
Is Trump a visionary who views the world as a bunch of deals to be made, or is he just someone with a big ego who thinks causing trouble means he's leading? His fans see his actions as strong, while his critics say he's unstable. Either way, his way of thinking has seriously shaken up how countries deal with each other these days.