Well look at this… the same car is parked in front two of the stash houses that are .4 miles away from each other and in different neighborhoods. @desitechsuppoat What do you think the odds of this being a random occurrence are?

Imagine calling other men “incels” online while an elderly man in a purple polo is effortlessly mogging you in your own photo. But what more can we expect from the guy who pushed to permanently designate October as Hindu Heritage Month, the same October Ohio had already designated Breast Cancer Awareness Month since 1998. And he wasn’t even accurate in the part of the post that wasn’t projection. Sad.

Ohio has recognized October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month since 1998. In 2025, lawmakers permanently designated that same entire month Hindu Heritage Month. Sen. Niraj Antani, who sponsored the bill, admitted it “wasn’t my idea - it was VHPA’s idea.” VHPA says it created the Hindu Heritage Month campaign in 2021. VHPA founder Mahesh Mehta was an RSS pracharak; VHPA’s own publication says he founded the organization after discussions and guidance from RSS chief M.S. Golwalkar. The RSS itself describes Vishwa Hindu Parishad as an “RSS-inspired” organization. So an advocacy campaign with RSS/VHP lineage succeeded in layering a new permanent cultural designation over a month Ohio had dedicated to breast-cancer awareness for 27 years. They didn’t select a day, a week wasn’t enough, they claimed the entire month. How many longstanding American civic traditions will get rewritten before anyone bothers to ask who is doing the rewriting? Wake up America. And for all of you who have lost a loved one to breast cancer: you’re allowed to be angry that a month built around awareness, screening, survival and remembrance was treated like it was something to claim.

Playing cards for the new war on Americans. Some prior tactics are just too easily transferred. There's just not enough cards to cover all the scammers. @CyberGreen09 @itsahardgoylife @HomefrontBeacon

The grift “ranadeep” (iykyk) with this one… If you didn’t know, Lancesoft (who’s now popping up on lists they probably don’t want to be on) is a Texas State IT Staffing Augmentation Vendor who has placed contractors on multiple taxpayer funded contracts, including roles at the Texas OAGs office. And I’m not talking peanuts, I can account for at least $4.5 M in Texas funded purchase orders. This stellar and totally legitimate company has also been featured in jobsnow, where they surfaced a hidden job posting that required mailed in resumes. As a bonus, they’ve even had articles written about their “inclusive” hiring practices. And we know what they did last summer. 😱

Something interesting just happened in Texas media. Dallas coverage of the backlash against Indian immigration features Arun Agarwal; The Houston Chronicle’s version prominently features Rishi Bhutada. These are not two random, unrelated community voices. The official 2019 Howdy Modi program lists Anu & Arun Agarwal and Shraddha & Rishi Bhutada as Honorary Committee Co-Chairs. Rishi was also on the working committee and served as the event’s official spokesman. His father, Ramesh Bhutada, was a patron. And this is where the network matters: Ramesh Bhutada has been identified as a longtime HSS-USA leader; HSS itself says it is legally independent but “inspired by” India’s RSS. Seven years later, as Texas fights over H-1B, immigration and demographic change, the same people who helped build the massive Modi reception are showing up again in parallel Texas media narratives. These articles are not simply two newspapers stumbling across unrelated sources.