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This powerful documentary-style vlog exposes the hidden legacy of British imperialism that shaped the modern world through artificial borders, endless wars, and global arms trade. From India-Pakistan to the Middle East and Africa, the British Empire drew lines that divided nations, fueled hatred, and ensured constant military spending.

Watch how the empire’s strategy of “Divide, Arm, and Rule” still haunts former colonies — keeping them trapped in border disputes and poverty, while defense industries profit from their misery.

The vlog also covers the recent India-Pakistan air conflict (May 2025), the rise of militarization and jingoism, and how both countries are prioritizing weapons over welfare.

🎯 Key Topics:

British Imperialism and its lasting impact

Border disputes in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East

Kashmir and South Asian tensions

Arms trade and global militarization

India-Pakistan air battle 2025 and its implications

Modern colonial mindset through military economics

🕊️ Message:
The wounds of imperialism are still open. Until nations prioritize peace over profit, the legacy of empire will continue to dominate our destiny.

📚 Sources include Cambridge University Press, SIPRI Reports, and Al Jazeera archives.

References

The Empire Project — John Darwin (Cambridge University Press, 2009)

Partition: The Story of Indian Independence and the Creation of Pakistan — Barney White-Spunner

Sykes-Picot Agreement (1916) — British National Archives

Africa: A Biography of the Continent — John Reader

The Scramble for Africa — Thomas Pakenham

The Great Game: On Secret Service in High Asia — Peter Hopkirk

Good Friday Agreement (1998) — Official UK Government Archives

Conflict and Cooperation in South Asia — Suranjan Das

Global Arms Trade Report 2024 — Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)

Al Jazeera News Report (9 August 2025) — “India says six Pakistani aircraft shot down during Kashmir conflict



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