kaffir was the imperialist word for n word.
The men behind the curtains have a main interest ie Not getting caught, exposed. The people in India were pro Japan, at least the intelligensia was, so an enraged Churchill etc shipped the grain harvest away causing the horrifyingt disaster. The details are murky, but racism ruled... google 'Bengal Famine, intended' and if you can avoid the lies and crap some idea of what really happened can be gleaned. Some of biggest crimes in history have been kept outta the history books...it's so easy to create false understanding of the 'truth'.
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> the London police knew who 'Jack the Ripper' was by the fall of 1888 when john Druitt's family told them john was crazy coming home with bloody clothes, hated women etc. The cops killed Druitt, drown him in Thames. Here's where it gets INTERESTING, to me anyway:
in 1959 the Jack a ripper story was getting bigger with books movies etc, and the daughter of the main police inspector was getting peeved off at idea Scotland Yard was incompetant or just stupid, and the killer was never id'd! So in 1959 the lady published a copy of a police memo that showed that in fact the police KNEW in Dec.'88 who the killer was, proof being that Druitt's body was recovered with rocks in pockets. PROBLEMo! When the lady published the copy of her father's memo, it was dated Dec 1888, but Montague john druitt's body wasn't found until JANUARY/89! Without realising it, the lady exposed fact cops KNEW Druitt was dead before that even possible- they claimed they knew druitt drowned himself a month before his name was even known! They murdered Druitt cuz Queen Victoria would be outraged by a GENTLEMAN aristocrat viciously raping sodomising etc. she wouldn't approve!
The Jack Ripper story is still unfolding, though there was never actually was y a story! and if Jack the Ripper story was bs, then , since there was so much to gain from lying, the rest of the 'hushstory' books should be looked at with a healthy dose of skepticism!
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