“The White, Jewish, and Asian-Pacific worlds, including their so-called cultural capitalism, Marxists, Liberals, Feminists, postmodernists, modernists, constructionists or reconstructionists, Humanists, Philanthropists, scholars, philosophers, media, and powers, have appropriated Mr. Gandhi, Mr. Nehru, Mr. Tagore, and Mr. Bhagat Singh as "Mahatma Gandhi," "Father of Modern India Pandit Nehru," "Nobel laureate Tagore," and "Revolutionary Bhagat Singh" after learning of their Aryan twice-born caste, white skin color, location, and gender background, just like Indians appropriated Karl Marx, the Queen, Briton, American, European, Abraham Lincoln, Mother Teresa, Shakespeare, Sigmund Freud, Michael Foucault, Albert Einstein, John Rawls, and Jurgen Habermas. The celebration of top scientists, top mathematicians, top literary figures, top social scientists, top mathematicians, top theory, top philanthropists, top universities, top media, top places, top spiritual centers, top wonders of the world, top talent, top movies, top heroes, top heroines, top directors, top actors, top knowledge, etc. have strong roots in the caste, skin-color, location and gender. In any appropriation of an icon, caste, skin color or race, location, and gender are the status quo of recognition across time and space.” Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla, Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship

 

“The White, Jewish, and Asian-Pacific worlds, including their so-called cultural capitalism, Marxists, Liberals, Feminists, postmodernists, modernists, constructionists or reconstructionists, Humanists, Philanthropists, scholars, philosophers, media, and powers, have appropriated Mr. Gandhi, Mr. Nehru, Mr. Tagore, and Mr. Bhagat Singh as "Mahatma Gandhi," "Father of Modern India Pandit Nehru," "Nobel laureate Tagore," and "Revolutionary Bhagat Singh" after learning of their Aryan twice-born caste, white skin color, location, and gender background, just like Indians appropriated Karl Marx, the Queen, Briton, American, European, Abraham Lincoln, Mother Teresa, Shakespeare, Sigmund Freud, Michael Foucault, Albert Einstein, John Rawls, and Jurgen Habermas. The celebration of top scientists, top mathematicians, top literary figures, top social scientists, top mathematicians, top theory, top philanthropists, top universities, top media, top places, top spiritual centers, top wonders of the world, top talent, top movies, top heroes, top heroines, top directors, top actors, top knowledge, etc. have strong roots in the caste, skin-color, location and gender. In any appropriation of an icon, caste, skin color or race, location, and gender are the status quo of recognition across time and space.” Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla, Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship