Too many of us have chosen the easy way out, the path of least resistance -“If you cannot beat them, join them.”
This is revealed in the findings of DOGE, a US company headed by Elon Musk to trace federal spending of public funds. One of the federal institutions of the US is USAID that gives out millions to willing collaborators to work against the national interest of their countries.
When the missionaries arrived in Trinidad collaborators willingly embraced their destructive ideology and scuffed at those who resisted their enticements.
Thankfully, a few of our leaders, strong and resilient, mobilized the community and built mandirs and schools to keep the flag of dharma flying.
When the PNM came into existence, again, a few collaborators were at hand to embrace its policies and programs for a few dollars more. More so when the PNM faltered and blatantly discriminated against citizens, the collaborators went into action defending those wrongs. In fact, the leader of the PNM is always given a god-like status as one who is beyond reproach.
When the State promoted a hegemonic Carnival culture the collaborators again chose not to bat an eyelid. The lack of funding for Phagwa, Divali and other aspects of Indian culture did not move them to fight for equity as tens of millions of taxpayers dollars are wasted in Carnival annually.
These collaborators leave their adult children to join jouvert bands to give them a national image but failed to send then to the mandir to celebrate Siva Ratri. Our professionals are not active in the social life of the community as their amorphous existence alienates them from the social life of the community to embrace nameless crowds in cruises, resorts and parties in foreign cities where they forge one-night social bonds.
Ignoring the value of collective social responsibility, they transgress the Laxman rekha to procure resources for their narrow existence. Failing to grasp the value of dharma, they alienate themselves from the collective social consciousness. Unfortunately, this modus operandi has only worked to make them more neurotic and a bane to society.
Unsuspecting, these collaborators parrot new ideologies like BLM, Wokeism and other isms that strive to divide humanity. They gladly join international social clubs, churches and movements where an abundance of dollars are floating around to fill their stomachs and pockets.
These opportunists frown upon reading the Bhagavad Gita to learn more about the rich traditions of their ancestors. Diversity, Equity and Inclusiveness and the freedom to change one’s gender and sexual orientation become the new dharma, all driven with easy monetary rewards.
For a few dollars more- a contract, a promotion or a scholarship, these collaborators willingly close their eyes to the many misdeeds around them. Today as the world surges ahead with AI and other developments, in T&T we find ourselves grappling with a culture of crime.
In India financial handouts from USAID and individuals such George Soros have turned many Indian journalists and political parties enemies of the Indian State and its people. Using the guise of fighting for the poor and and freedom of the press these collaborators were, in fact, working to destabilize the nation.
The action of Donald Trump to “clean the swamp” is a fulfillment of a plan he had in his first term in office. No one can deny that the world needs Donald Trump to put an end to those collaborators who sell their souls for a few dollars.
Politics and the Church have been adequately funded by international institutions to weaken Hindu society across the globe. It is time for Hindu leaders to expose these collaborators amongst us. The victory of Donald Trump is a triumph for democracy and Hindu society which has fought valiantly for millennia to preserve its identity.
