Truth about Mahatma Gandhi-- Must Read this Reality of Gandhi

It is time to reveal shocking truths.

At the National Archives, letters penned by Mohandas K. Gandhi, B.R. Ambedkar, Gopal Krishna Gokhale,  suffered from exposure to humid weather, staff negligence and mishandling, and improper preservation methods.  Make no mistake that these damning documents were destroyed deliberately.

 Gandhi managed to pass the Matriculation Examination in 1887 in the third division, scoring a pathetic 247 out of 625. He became more articulate in his old age.

a book written by a Jew Joseph Lelyveld “Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India” . 

Joseph Lelyveld, is a Zionist and a Pulitzer Prize winner.

Pulitzer is a prize awarded by Columbia University USA.  Columbia university was made with Opium drug money by Rothschild.  

Rothchild was the owner of British East India Company, who grew Opium in India and sold it in China.

The book portrays Gandhi as a debauched bisexual with a gay relationship with one of his disciples, the German-Jewish architect and body builder Hermann Kallenbach.

The headlines of UK’s Daily Mail, Britain’s second-largest newspaper, screamed, “Gandhi left his wife to live with a male lover, new book claims”-- and this made the day of the Christian white invaders.

The Wall Street Journal's review states the book depicts Gandhi as "a sexual weirdo, a political incompetent, a fanatical faddist, implacably racist, and a ceaseless self-promoter, professing his love for mankind as a concept while actually despising people as individuals."

Lelyveld quotes correspondence between Gandhi and Kallenbach, including excerpts from the latter's diary, with language that seems suggestive of a homosexual relationship, with Gandhi speaking of his Hermann Kallenbach as "Lower House," and of himself as "Upper House," and saying that cotton-wool and Vaseline were a constant reminder of their "mutual love"

In a letter written from a London hotel during a trip to lobby British authorities in 1909, for example, Gandhi’s infatuation with Kallenbach is clear: “Your portrait (the only one) stands on my mantelpiece in the bedroom. The mantelpiece is opposite the bed.” 

Politicians in India have generally and across the political spectrum denounced the book and demanded it be banned as being allegedly defamatory, with the Government of Gujarat under Narendra Modi banning the book as "perverse in nature... hurting the sentiments of those with capacity for sane and logical thinking," and demanding a "public apology" from Lelyveld, and with Federal Law Minister Veerappa Moily of the Governments of India and Industries Minister Narayan Rane of the Government of Maharashtra promising to ban it.

The State Assembly of Gujarat (with a population of more than 50 million), where Gandhi was born, voted unanimously to ban the book immediately after the state’s chief minister, Narendra Modi, said it “deserves to be despised.”.  Its publication “shall not be tolerated under any circumstances,” Chief Minister of Gujarat Modi declared, according to the Associated Press.

Whenever they were apart, they sustained a frequent and intense correspondence. Only half of their letters survive today; Gandhi systematically destroyed all of what he described as Kallenbach’s ”logical and charming love notes” to him.

Gandhi’s 13 letters to Kallenbach, however, were put up for auction decades after the death of the two men, and were eventually acquired by the National Archives of India.

Lelyveld Arthur Joseph , a rabbi  received his B.A. from Columbia University in 1933 . He was instrumental role in obtaining critical American recognition of the newly formed State of Israel. Lelyveld was a contributor to the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia. He was a veteran of four decades with the New York Times,owned by Rothschilds, where he served as executive editor from 1994 to 2001.

The book has not yet been released in India.

German Jew Kallenback was a  skilled ice-skater, swimmer, cyclist and gymnast, and an architect. In 1904 he was told by German Jew Rothschild  to befriend  Gandhi, who was then working in South Africa.   In 1910 , on Rothchild’s orders Kallenbach, donated to Gandhi his 1100 acre (4 km²)  farm near Johannesburg.  

It was less than 2 miles from the nearest railway station and already had 1,000 fruit bearing trees. There were 2 wells and a spring,  and a few small buildings. The farm was used to run Gandhi's famous "Tolstoy Farm" that housed the families of his satyagrahis.  Kallenbach himself  named this farm after Leo Tolstoy.

 

Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy achieved his place as one of the greatest Russian writers of all time, with Rothschild's support. His average books War and Peace, and Anna Karenina, were made out to be classics by the Rothschild held media.  Rothschild made Tolstoy brainwash young and gullible  Mohandas Gandhi with the idea of nonviolent resistance ..

Bengal had become an unsafe place for the British . Calcutta was a hotbed for violent freedom fighters. Many patriots like Resh Bihari Bose, Aurobindo Ghosh, Bagha Jatin, Khudiram Bose etc made life unsafe for the white invader.  They even had to transfer the Capital of India from Calcutta to Delhi in 1911.  

Britain need "their type of non-violent freedom figher" to take over the reins of Indian freedom fighting.  The "well planned" 1st world war was drawing close. They needed to recruit at least 1.3 million Indian soldiers.

Rothschild used Winston Churchill, whose mother Jenny Jerome was Rothschilds , to fan the flames of first world war. There were enormous profits to be made. They wanted to carve out a homeland for the Jews in Palestine. Winston was told by Rothschild to create MI-5 and MI-6--the information and security services in 1909. 

They would draw America into the war by sinking a passenger ship full of Americans. (SS Lusitania). The ultimate aim was to enforce the Barflour declaration for the state of Israel. They could NOT afford to fight a war without the help of thousands of willing and brave cannon fodder Indian Soldiers.

Winston Churchill was catapulted from a Mr. Nobody to the "most famous Englishman " and to the world stage by mind boggling deceit-- the way Rothschild always did,

Rothschild nurtured moulded their British agent carefully. Using immense money power they manipulated everything for Winston and made him a popular author by the age of 24 , and a cabinet minister at the age of 33.

Rothschild even doctored a bravery medal for Winston. 

They engineered  (by paying a fortune in bribes) a great drama in South Africa, where Winston was imprisoned and made a most daring escape from Boers custody. He immediately became a national hero , as Rothschild owned almost all the media.

   

Winston Churchill resigned his commission from the military in 1899, setting goals to make a living writing and later, politics and headed for South Africa.  In South Africa during the time, a lengthy war continued with the British and Boer Republic colonies.  A very complex war, but for relevance’s sake, a war of revolution, the Boer’s fighting for freedom from the rule of the British. 

The Boer fought a guerrilla dominant warfare, and during Churchill’s stay the British counterattacked with scorched earth tactics. The practice of destroying anything which may be of use to the enemy (roads, buildings, irrigation, etc.), may have played in the decision of Churchill later in this life to support the controversial act of carpet bombing.

Within the first month of Churchill’s presence in South Africa, he became famous for saving an ambushed train of British soldiers, even at the cost of sacrificing his own freedom, --  all stage managed.

So, in 1899,  our brave Winston Churchill headed to South Africa as a newspaper correspondent for the Morning Post owned by Rothschilds,  to cover the Boer War between British and Dutch settlers. He was made to be  present at an ambush of an armored train and captured by enemy Boer soldiers.-- all stage managed.. 

On the night of December 12th, when the prison guards conveniently turned their backs on Humpty Dumpty-- nay-- Churchill , he took the opportunity to climb over the prison wall. 

Wearing a brown flannel suit with £75 (the equivalent of $375) and 4 slabs of chocolate in his pocket ( or was it 5 ? ) , Churchill walked on leisurely through the night in hopes of finding the Delagoa Bay Railway. So began his great escape and journey to freedom. All this can only be believed only by an inebriated John Bull.

  

Gargantuan Churchill jumped onto a train and hid among soft sacks covered in coal dust.  Leaving the train before daybreak, Churchill continued on his escape.  With luck, Winston Churchill happened upon the home of Mr. John Howard, manager of the Transvaal Collieries.  Maybe he had GPS.

Upon knocking on his door, Mr. Howard’s response to Winston Churchill plea for help was “Thank God you have come here! It is the only house for twenty miles where you would not have been handed over. But we are all British here, and we will see you through.” 

Mr. Howard first hid Churchill in a coal mine then transported him to safety by having gargantuan Churchill squeeze into a tiny hole at the end of a train car, with a few bales of wool, thrown in for good measure. 

Churchill’s fame would grow to legendary rock star status as he escaped from the captors, -- huge bribes were paid by Rothschilds to make this Cinderella  drama happen.

Churchill headed to Europe as a awesome celebrity to write, and lecture amongst the European countries.  He was the toast of every English town. 

He was catapulted to First Lord of the Admiralty ( Oct 1911 ), at the young age of 37, a post usually given to old grey haired men-- 

--and Churchill successfully petitioned the Cabinet for the largest naval expenditure in the history of the British. 

In 1889, because of the discovery of vast wealth in gold and diamonds in South Africa, the Rothschilds came back to loot the nation with 400,000 British soldiers pitted against 30,000 "irregulars" -- that is, farmers with rifles -- whom the Boers could put into the field. 

The Boer War was started by Rothschild's agent, Lord Alfred Milner. His plans were aided by another Rothschild agent, Cecil Rhodes, who later left his entire fortune to the furtherance of the Rothschild program, through the Rhodes Trust. The British fought a "no prisoners" scorched earth war, destroying farms and mercilessly shooting down Boers who tried to surrender. 

It was in this war that the institution of "concentration camps" was brought to the world, as the British rounded up and imprisoned in unsanitary, fever-ridden camps anyone thought to be sympathetic to the Boers, including many women and children, who died by the thousands. 

So Gandhi and Kallenbach lived together for two years as soul mates,  starting from 1907.. during this period Gandhi was prepared for the "great Indian show".

 Kallenbach was micro managing Gandhi throughout the Satyagraha (non-violent resistance) struggle, which lasted in South Africa until 1914.

The form of resistance that Gandhiji devised was unique: satyagraha.  He would patiently appeal to the good sense of the Christian whites, while also refusing to follow their laws that he regarded evil.  He was willing to suffer punishment for breaking these laws,  but refused to hate the invading white men. 

While in South Africa, Gandhi did not miss a single opportunity to please the British crown. Just after the Boer war, Gandhi expressed his loyalty by sending felicitation to Queen Victoria on her birthday.  Queen Victoria died in January, 1901 and Gandhi sent a condolence message to the Colonial Secretary in London, laid a wreath on the pedestal of the Queen’s statue in Durban and distributed picture of the Queen among the school children.

Later on, when George-V was coroneted as the king of England, Gandhi expressed his loyalty by sending congratulatory telegram to England that read, “The Indian residents of this country (i.e. South Africa) sent congratulatory cablegrams on the occasion, thus declaring their loyalty”.

In 1909, Lord Ampthill visited South Africa and Gandhi was out to please him by whatever means he could. The British statesmen and rulers always wanted a man who condemned extremists and revolutionists in India and Gandhi took the opportunity to please Armphill by denouncing the revolutionaries of India and their policy. 

Through several letters, Gandhi tried to convince him that his doctrine of passive resistance or nonviolent Satyagraha has no intention to hurt others – ‘a satyagrahi do not inflict sufferings on others, but he invites it on himself’. 

Many believe that it was the most important cause that inspired the British to bring Gandhi to India, made him the topmost leader of Indian freedom movement and his creed of Satyagraha was projected as the only mode of freedom struggle in India.

Due to this unwavering loyalty to the British Crown, Gandhiwas chosen by Rothschild  to come to India to lead the freedom movement, or to be frank, to sabotage the simmering freedom movement. 

His doctrine of nonviolence suited them . It was not difficult for the British to understand that his harmless and nonviolent Satyagraha would pose no threat to the British Empire.

 It has been ponted out earlier that British in India, at that time, were terribly afraid of violent freedom struggle launched by the patriots of Bengal, Maharastra and Punjab. But Gandhi, through his speeches and writings, managed to expose that he was against any sort of violence in Indian freedom movement.

In 1905, when Gokhale was elected president of the Indian National Congress and was at the height of his political power. He was a supporter of the British on the quiet, while he pretended to be a freedom fighter.  

Freedom fighters of that era will tell you that Gokhale was just a social reformer ( like BR Ambedkar ) . He was never put into jail.  

Gokhale was loved by the British and he was was invited to London to meet with secretary of state Lord John Morley, to shape the Morley-Minto Reforms introduced in1909. Gokhale was appointed a CIE (Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire) in the 1904 New Year's Honours List, a formal recognition by the Empire of his service. 

Gokhale was told by Britain to mentor  Mahatma Gandhi , so that he can hand over the mantle to him, later in case his health went bad.

In 1906, the Congress was split into two.. The group led by Tilak and supported by Lala Lajpat Rai and Bepin Bihari Pal was known as the extremist group, while the British stooges and loyalists were called the moderates. Gradually, the extremists, with the help of mass support, gained popularity and emerged as the dominant group while the moderates lost their control over the Congress. 

So, when the British took Gokhale into confidence and disclosed their plan to bring loyalist Gandhi to India and make him the sole leader of Congress, Gokhale found to ray of hope to regain their hegemony in the Congress. He readily supported the intrigue and agreed to play a mediator between Gandhi and the British.

To recapitulate, in 1891, Gandhi had returned from England as a barrister and in the next year he had sailed to South Africa to fight a case for an Indian business firm Dada Abdulla & Co., against an immigrant Indian Muslim Tyabji Haji Khan Muhammad.

Viceroy Minto ( Gilbert Elliot Murray Kynynmound ) complained to Rothschild, on 25 January 1910 , “with the gloom several assassinations hanging over everyone, a spirit hitherto unknown to India has come into existence, a spirit of anarchy and lawlessness which seeks to subvert not only British rule but the Governments of Indian chiefs…”

He was promptly replaced on orders from an upset Rothschild.

Viceroy Charles Hardinge told Britain on 28 May 1911, (totally shaken up, after being the target of several  assassination attempts)--  “In my opinion, nothing can be worse than the condition of Bengal and Eastern Bengal. There is practically no Government in either province…It is better to shift the Capital from Calcutta to Delhi,  and call Gandhi to India from South Africa  ”

In 1912, Gokhale was told to go to South Africa and do the preliminary training of Gandhi.   Gandhi himself had written that Gokhale was his mentor and guide.  

Gokhale was also the role model and mentor of Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the future Shia Muslim founder of Pakistan, who in 1912, aspired to become in his own words the "Muslim Gokhale".  

After reaching South Africa, Gokhale, (whom Gandhi revered as his political guru) , told Gandhi that he would have to return to India within a year (according to the plan of their British masters). 

Apart from his unwavering loyalty to the British Empire, Gandhi was chosen by the British as the new leader of India’s freedom struggle due his newly invented doctrine of nonviolence. 

It was not difficult for the British to understand that his harmless and nonviolent Satyagraha would pose no threat to the British Empire.

To explain Satyagraha, Gandhi used to say, “A Satyagrahi should expect to get killed by an aggressor and not to kill him”.  

One should recall here that instruction of Bhagawat Gita is to kill an aggressor without giving a second thought—just do your duty.

Rothschild wanted Gandhi to succeed Gopal Krishna Gokhale in India , at the helm of freedom fighting.

So when Gokhale reached Cape Town by ship on 22nd Oct 1912, , instructions were given out well in advance by Rothschild to  play to the gallery, and establish huge respect for Gokhale as the Mentor and Gandhi as the "rising sun" and the prospective successor  as disposer of the destiny of the enslaved Indian.

Tata the Opium agents of Rothschild in Bombay had sent huge amount of money to Gandhi, for the pomp and show soon to unfold.  The railway station was decorated and even the British joined the grand reception fit for King George.

 Everything would be splashed in next days Rothschild owned newspapers in South Africa and India. Gokhale lead by Gandhi and the British visited each and every Indian community all over South Africa. 

The Senator WP Schriener was also in tow, as ordered by Rothschild. All were given to understand without an iota of doubt that the helm of freedom fighting would be handed over from Gokhale to Gandhi as soon as he went back to India. 

The mayors of all these towns gave a royal reception in the town halls, and everything was splurged in the Rothschild held media. 

They were even given conducted tours in Rothschild owned Kimberley diamond mines.  Premier Botha a racist of the first order was arm twisted  to swallow his pride and attitude and give a two hour meeting time with Gokhale and Gandhi. 

The Indians were encouraged to air their grievances. As stage managed , an issue of a 3 pound tax was aired.  

Gandhi was allowed  a quick win here by Governor General John Gladstone . 

The Indians who were treated like dirt, were amazed and confused. What the hell is happening? . Was Gandhi such a great leader and a negotiator, in which case the destiny of Indians would be safe in his hands. 

Kallenback was keeping a hawks eye on behalf of Rothschild, just to make sure the original blue print and script was being followed.  

Rothschild could be absolutely ruthless when his orders are disobeyed. Gokhale stayed in Kallenbacks house. Never mind what is written by historians that all slept on the floor etc.

Gokhale after he came back to Poona, India would be in constant touch with Gandhi by telegrams--which were given top urgency.

Just before Gandhi finally left for England on 18th July 1914, on SS Kilfauns Castle , all Rothschild media splashed headlines calling Gandhi , MAHATMA or the "great soul".  

Now you get the drift why Rothschild made sure Gandhi never got the Nobel Prize for peace. They had some conscience.

Before Gandhi sailed for England , Gokhale left for England to arrange for a grand reception , involving thousand of cheering British , for newspaper photographs, suitable for a "great Mahatma "--  and meetings with Churchill and MPs, to coach and familiarise him. 

Gandhi would make sure thousands of Indian soldiers joined Britain to fight along with them in the first world war.  Gokhale was stuck at Paris as the 1st World war just broke out.  Gandhi's ship was in the English channel at this time, just 24 hours from London

Hermann Kallenback accompanied Gandhi and his wife on their final voyage from South Africa to London in 1914.  He was indeed the quintessential  "Big brother's eye " or the "embedded reporter ".

When Gandhi mobilised Indians in England to enlist as soldiers with the British a law student Sorabji Adajania got hoppin' mad, and asked him how he can take such unilateral decisions and who the fu#k has authorised him?

On August 13, Gandhi issued a circular affirming his resolve to tender his unconditional service to the British Empire and sent it around to collect signatures.  

He also set up an Indian Volunteer Committee with himself in the chair and  V.V. Giri and others as members.  VV Giri ultimately resigned from the committee,  as he found all this to be nonsense. 

Gandhi finally met Gokhale in London on September 18, 1914. Thus proceeded the plan to sabotage India’s freedom movement according to the design of the British aggressors.  

Gopal Krishna Gokhale, said that it is immaterial who rules the country as long as its people have security and reasonable freedom in their private life,  as given to them by the British--just like BR Ambedkar later,

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 Britain desperately wanted Gandhi's help in swaying the minds and hearts of the Indian Muslims who saw the Khalifa of Turkey ( Ottoman ) Kemal as the sipitual leader of the Sunnis.  And Turkey had just sided with the Germans.  

So for the Indian Muslim soldiers the fight along with the British would be to save their souls.  Sarojini Naidu was also in London with Gokhale.  

Tilak finding that Gokhale and Sir Pherozah Mehta were British stooges meanwhile split the Indian National Congress, back home.

When Gandhi returned to India on 19th Dec 1914 on SS Arabia,  Hermann  Kallenbach was unable (sic!) to get permission to travel to India, since England and Germany were at war. 

His job of keeping an eye on Gandhi was over. 

From now on Gokhale , Pherozah Mehta and then BR Ambedkar would keep an eye on him , and report to Rothschild via Churchill .

Gandhi was now 45, and he was coming back to India after 12 years. He reached Mumbai on 9th Jan 1915. to a tumultuous welcome.  Gokhale was at the quay with a rapturous reception party.

Indians were literally overcome with awe. 

Who was this great Mahatma who was respected and feared by the British, that even the PM and King of Britain gave him an audience. 

Separate receptions were held by Jinnah and Sir Pherozah Mehta too.  The British in Bombay were told to treat Gandhi like the cat's whiskers. The newspapers were full of the just arrived "messiah".

Gokhale told Gandhi to tour extensively all over India in 3rd class train, to give a "darshan" to all Indians.  

Such was the curiosity raised by endless propaganda of the great Mahatma-- that thousands lines up along railway tracks, doing namaste. It was a media blitzkrieg.

At Calcutta another Opium agent of Rothschild in Calcutta, GD Birla, jumped into the crowd and started pulling Gandhi's carriage with great gusto.  

The Governor of Bombay was told by Rothschild to bestow Gandhi the title of "Kaiser E Hind" .  

The British made sure that every railway station was jam packed with awe struck Indians..

Who is this Maha Meru who gave the British and even the King of England , an inferiority complex?  This propaganda at its best--even Joseph Goebbels would admit..

 On 20th Feb 1915, Gokhale died. 

Now Gandhi was in the drivers seat. At Lucknow Nehru was introduced to Gandhi, as per the Rothschild blueprint.  He would be groomed to take over the mantle from Gandhi.  

Subhash Chandra Bose will know exactly what I mean--you cant win an election against Nehru, as long as Gandhi was there.

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose with high intellect and leadership aura, was more respected than Gandhi and Nehru in the Congress by the members. Both were stumbling blocks for Bose. When Bose was re-elected to the post of Congress President in 1939 it created unhealthy  tension between him and the Mahatma / Nehru combine , especially as he had won the post defeating Pattabhi Sitaramaiah (who was Gandhiji’s nominee). Gandhiji apparently took Sitaramayya’s defeat personally and is believed to have remarked: “I consider Pattabhi’s defeat as my own”.  Gandhi prompted by the British and Parsees did NOT allow Bose to function the way he wanted.

After landing at Bombay  Gandhi wrote a letter to the Governor of Bombay Presidency expressing his promise that he would always abide by his instructions.  All these letters have been exposed in this Internet age.

The First World War began in Europe on 28 June 1914, and Gandhi, immediately after reaching India, started to recruit Indian soldiers for the British army, in his eagerness to express his loyalty to the British Empire. 

It was surprising to all that, Gandhi, the apostle of nonviolence,  supported war and according to his promise to the British master, recruited Indians for both world wars to be sacrificed as lambs. He personally travelled far and wide and addressed meetings in his bid to recruit soldiers for Britain, under the hawks eye and "patronage" of Commissioner Pratt. 

Confused Indians used to ask him every day, “ Why should we help the British invader?  What good will it do to us? What had Britain done to deserve our blood? 

13.83 lakh Indian soldiers were recruited as a direct result of Gandhi’s actions for overseas action. 

The British Crown, could have never ever had forced drafting of such a huge number, and given them guns and bullets . 

Out of this 1.11 lakh or 111000 

soldiers were killed in action. 

This does NOT include the soldiers who came back without a limb or on wheelchair. 

Britain used Indians in the worst areas of war, in dangerous sectors, in the front lines as canon fodder..  

Nobody writes about all this today. 

There is no war memorial for these dead souls, who were equated with animals.

Brave Indian soldiers were used in the suicidal areas on the Western Front, in the "deadly" Battle of Gallipoli, in the Sinai, Palestine, Mesopotamia Campaigns, the Siege of Kut and in the Battle of Tanga in East Africa.

Below picture-- Bagha Jatin

The British used Gandhi to disarm and demoralise the patriotic revolutionaries of India, like Bagha Jatin , Aurobindo Ghosh , Surya Sen, jatin das, MN Roy etc.  He was asked to travel to Bengal to extinguish the fire of violent freedom struggle .

On April 24, 1915, in a meeting organized by the Madras Bar Association, Gandhi declared to a shocked audience, “It gives me the greatest pleasure this evening at this very great and important gathering to re-declare my loyalty to the British Empire and my loyalty is based upon very selfish grounds. As a passive resister I discovered that I could not have that free scope which I had under the British Empire … and I discovered that the British Empire has certain ideals with which I have fallen in love.”  Difficult to believe this, right?

Gandhi never lost an opportunity to condemn the patriotic revolutionaries of India to please the British. He publicly appealed to the volatile youths of Bengal and Punjab, to give up violence.  On April 27, 1915, he asked the students of Madras to give up political assassination, political dacoities and conquer the conquerors not by shedding blood,  but by sheer force of "spiritual predominance" (sic!) . 

He deplored patriots like Khudiram Bose and Rash Behari Bose. Gandhi condemned violence and said that it was an evil path and that all revolutionaries were anarchists.  

Lokamanya Bal Gangadhara Tilak was arrested in Mumbai because he wrote three articles in the Kesari supporting Khudiram’s bomb explosion at Muzaffarpur, and was sentenced on July 22, 1908, to six years’ transportation.  

Gandhi deplored Tilak on the charge of inciting Indians against British rule. Gandhi chastised tall leaders like Subhash Chandra Bose , because they were in favour of immediate independence.  Any idiot can see that all such utterances of Gandhi overjoyed the British invaders.  

Sir Samuel Hoare, the Viscount of Templewood , made a comment that "Gandhi was one of the best friends of the British".  

Later on after 1930, Gandhi was compelled to support the Indian call of independence just to remain at the drivers wheel and to avoid flak and growing dissent with his suspect leadership.  His real non-violent resistance started with the Dandi Salt March on 12th march 1930-- 16 years after he came to India. For on 26th Jan 1930, the INC declared Indian Independence.

Gandhi supported the British decision of partitioning of Bengal. When Khudiram Bose and Prafulla Chaki threw bombs on Englishmen at Muzaffarpur in Bihar on April 30, 1908, Gandhi immediately condemned the incident and said, “They had no reason to rejoice at the introduction of Russian methods. 

On that occasion, Bal Gangadhar Tilak wrote 3 articles in the Kesari, supporting the action of Khudiram, and was promptly sentenced by the British for 6 years incarceration in the dreaded Burmese Mandalay jail 

Gandhi condemned Tilak and in his Indian Opinion, wrote: “ He (Tilak) aimed at inciting Indians against British rule. The rulers are justified, from their point of view, in taking action against him. … We submit that Mr. Tilak’s view should be rejected”.  Tilak died on 1st Aug 1920.

Gandhi had deplored Madan Lal Dhingra before he was hanged by the British on 17th Aug 1909,  for avenging the transportation to Kaala Pani on flimsy grounds of the great patriot, Ganesh Baburao Savarkar, the elder brother of Veer Savarkar.  

Gandhi also condemned Veer Vinayak Savarkar for supporting Dhingra.  

Gandhi asked all people like Dhingra to abandon violence and adopt nonviolent Satyagraha as the means to fight British power and earn freedom.  Gandhi said, “Is killing honourable? Is the dagger of an assassin a fit precursor of an honourable death?” 

He also said that he wanted to purge India of the atmosphere of suspicion on either side and there was no reason for anarchism in India. This literally pissed of Lokmanya Tilak. 

On 28 December 1885, British government of India formed the Indian National Congress with Allan Octavian Hume as the president and few other eminent, loyal and English educated Indians like Dadabhai Naoroji, Gopal Krishna Gokhale, Phirozeshah Mehta and so on. The sole intention was simply to get prior information of what the Indians were thinking and going to do in near future so that another Sepoy Mutiny might not recur. 

At the beginning it was like an elite club dominated by the loyalists. But later on, appearance of Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Lala Lajpat Rai and Bepin Bihari Pal (popularly known as Lal Bal Pal), the scenario changed considerably.  Lokamanya Tilak was first to embrace independence of India from British rule as the national goal and it aroused the first spurt of nationalism among the members of the Congress.

Parsee Sir Pherozeshah Mehta, KCIE (August 4, 1845 - November 5, 1915) was a leading lawyer of Bombay.  His political ideology was, as was the case with most of the Parsees of his time was friendly to the British Crown's sovereignty--and most of them had made their fortune by being opium agents of Rothschilds. Punch into Google search THE DRUG RUNNERS OF INDIA- VADAKAYIL. 

Above: The Rothschild blue print for Gandhi-- this must be his message for Indians.

By 1946 as many as 63 Parsis had been knighted. Sir Pherozeshah Mehta - he was the first Mayor and he had three terms as Mayor. In 1910, he started Bombay Chronicle, an English-language weekly newspaper.  He became the Municipal commissioner of Bombay Municipality in 1873 . He was President four times - 1884, 1885, 1905 and 1911. of the Bombay Municipal Corporation. Central Bank of India was established in the year 1911. It was the first Indian commercial bank to be wholly owned and managed by Indians. Sir Pherozeshah Mehta , the Rothschild's Opium agent , was the first Chairman of the central Bank of India. 

Pherozeshah Mehta's aversion to violent methods in politics alienated him from Bal Gandhara Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal .  His main endeavour was to keep the extremists from dominating the Congress, and in this he was largely successful, as he was feared as an informer.  He was made a C.I.E. in 1894 and 1904 saw him being Knighted as SIR . In 1915 the University of Bombay decided to confer upon him the honorary degree of Doctor of Law.

Both British stooges BR Ambedkar and GK Gokhale were from Ratnagiri.

Britain friendly actions and utterances of Gandhi encouraged Rothschild to transfer Gandhi to India and put him at the helm of the freedom movement, so that nonviolent Satyagraha could be the only mode of Indian freedom struggle. Hermann Kalleback vetted Gandhi in South Africa and passed him as a dependable stooge who could be taken into confidence ..

The blacks and Indians of South Africa, were denied basic rights by the racist regime of the British colonialists. Gandhi himself bore the brunt of such extreme discrimination.  So in South Africa, he applied  nonviolence as a political strategy . 

This  movement of peaceful civil disobedience was named Satyagraha. Ostensibly as a result, the government of South Africa passed the Indian Relief Act-1914, granting some peanut privileges to the Indians. The protagonists of Gandhian nonviolence always highlight this fact as a great victory of Gandhi .  

But these naive souls do not know that though apartheid had been abolished from the rest of the world quite a long ago, it continued in South Africa till May 1994. The racists white regime of Sout Africa always was quick to remind the oppressed blacks of the quick and sure benefits of adopting a Gandhian type nonviolent movement.

  
Vande Matram