Saudi Arabia Deports the Highest Number of Indian Nationals! What’s Going on? Geopolitical Trends

Hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. I'm your host, Dr. Oualaalou, excited to be with you and wishing you a happy and healthy New Year. So very, very excited for the New Year's coming out. So as we say goodbye to 2025, and today I decided to do, uh, uh, this video for you, of course, to conclude the 2025 Suffice it to say, with a topic like what we're going to be talking about, and this one has to do with the Saudis kicking out over 10,000 Indian immigrants. Now, is the espionage part of that, meaning the Indian is spying on behalf of Israel? You know, don't be surprised. Don't rule that out because it was the same question that was put forth in 2023 about Qatar. Everybody's saying, oh no, no, no, no, no, it can't be, whatever, till he proved it was indeed. So this is what I'm going to be providing you in this analysis here. Uh, I'm going to detail for you some, some really, really, uh, uh, key information. I'm also going to share with you some disturbing clips about India, so make sure you stick with me till the end here. Then I'll provide you my own conclusion towards the end, and we'll conclude with that one. So let me say hi to our wonderful community, as always. Leanne, good to see you, and happy New Year to you as well. Fida, happy New Year to you. Willie Homan, good to see you as always. Say it like it is, happy and healthy 2026 to Dr. O and the community. To you as well, to you as well. Muhammad Mazhardine, good to see you as always. YYTT, good to see you. Liv Novikov, Uh, oh, you're saying I doubt Saudi Arabia's spyners? No, no, no, it's not Saudi Arabia. No, no, it's not Saudi Arabia, it's India. India, that is. So, Truth Seeker, good to see you. Athene Wu, you made it to class on time, glad you made it. So good to see you, Athene Wu. Uh, Alistair Loken, as always. Phil, good to see you. Soccer 088, hello to you as well. Uh, who else? Akil, espionage is definitely part of it. You got a point there, and I will be talking about this one here. Riz Khan, good to see you, and salaam to you from the UK. Good to have you here. I just had a phone call last night after the video from, uh, someone in the UK. So, Sandbury, good to see you, and, uh, Mooso, so good to see you, and happy New Year to you. As well. Uh, Hanging G, good to see you as well. All right, let's get into our conversation because there's a lot I'm gonna cover in this live stream, in addition to some other clips that I didn't play yesterday. And one of them that, uh, I read the comment later on that one of you said the, the clip didn't show, and I thought it did. So, but I have it here. I'm gonna play it again for you, uh, uh, soon here enough. So, all right, let's do a quick headline here, and then I have two major ones. Uh, once again, just for those who just joining us, what I will be talking about today is about the Saudi's decision, in addition to other Gulf states, to kick out, uh, uh, Indian, uh, immigrants in a mass trove. We're looking at about 25,000 Indian immigrants heading it back to India from around the world. So I will be detailing, uh, but this one specifically has to do whether the spying, espionage is part of the Saudi decision to kick out the Indians. So, so the first headline I'm going to share with you has to do with this, um, the Iranian foreign minister, uh, Abbas Araqchi. Uh, he designated Canadian Navy now as a terrorist organization. Yeah, don't be surprised there. Don't be surprised. And here is the reason why. The Ministry of Iran, Foreign Ministry, that is, says in a statement that this step was taken based on the principle of reciprocity. And this, by the way, is in response to Canada's inclusion of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, IRGC,, on its terrorist list, which was in June 2024. So Iran is responding to this, which by the way, Canada will not do anything, uh, on its own. It was pressured by the US to do so because even Canada, there are certain policies as one who's familiar, very familiar with the, uh, the dealings of the Canadian and the US governments, uh, Canada will not do anything on its own. It has to have the permission or the pressure of the US on certain policies. So, and this is why the Iranians explained that the Revolutionary Guard is one of the essential components of the Iranian Armed Forces. So to them, considering its classification by Canada as a terrorist list is a violation of international law, and that's why the Iranians went ahead and reciprocated. And I will be doing at the beginning of next week, uh, a specific topic about Iran. There's some major developments I need to, uh, again, just confirming certain information before I'll come on the air. A second one has to do with Saudi Arabia, even though we're going to be talking about Saudis. This is the meeting of the Saudi cabinet, and the reason they are meeting is because Yesterday evening, they renewed their demand, yeah, demand for the United Arab Emirates to withdraw its forces from Yemen. As you know, United Arab Emirates is sending forces into Yemen. But this is not about the security because the Saudis are saying, the cabinet is saying that, oh, this is a sort of, we will not hesitate to take the necessary step to confront any threat to our security. No, no, no, no, no. The Saudis are scared of the Yemenis because you have to understand who is— I wrote a book about Saudi Arabia. I detailed this in a great depth about the southern part of Saudi Arabia is mainly Shia. The northern part of Yemen is mainly the Houthis, which are Shia. So you can see why the concern of the Saudis, because Most of the oil in Saudi Arabia is in the south. So this is where— it has nothing to do with— of course the Saudis have a say against United Arab Emirates or Qatar or Kuwait or Bahrain, all of them, you know. This is why they're saying what they're saying, but it has nothing to do with the Saudi security. And I am going to do, uh, another video for you regarding, uh, this one here. So But let's get into our conversation about really what's going on in Saudi Arabia and India, or between the two, and highlight the bigger picture. So what you're looking at right now— and by the way, by the way, by the way, let me just put this on the record because I like to have things on the record. My arguments vis-à-vis what's going on with India and, and, and, and the Indian citizens, and I am not generalizing, just let me put this out. What I am arguing against is the welfare of that average Indian citizen who has no voice. That is what I'm arguing against because Indian citizens, like every other human beings, They deserve some decent economic conditions, living conditions, and so forth. What it appears to me that Modi's government are doing the opposite by design. And I'm going to be sharing with you some disturbing clips that I just got a hold of last night. So, so this is what I'm going to be talking about today. So suffice it to say, more Indians are deported now from Saudi Arabia from Saudi Arabia by itself than the US, United Arab Emirates, and others combined in 2025. Of course, the arguments coming out of the Ministry of Affairs inside Saudi Arabia has to do with, oh, they are overstaying their stay because of also fake jobs and also lack of respect for local customs and laws. Which I agree with, you know. And I'm going to share again that disturbing video about that Indian citizens defecating in Singapore. I don't know what's— why would you fine a guy like that? You just put a fine? No, no, no, no. You deport the guy to set an example. I think, in my opinion, in that case, which I will share with you the clip soon, the Singaporean government is making a mistake. Deport the guy permanently and set an example. So here is what happened with this issue of the Saudis and the Indians. Recent data from Indian Ministry of External Affairs stated that, or, or, or suggested that over 24,600 Indians were deported globally in 2025. And this didn't come just from the Gulf states, it comes from 81 countries. However, Saudi Arabia tops the highest number with over 10,000. To be exact, the number I got was 10,884 deportees. And this is significant because it exceeds deportations from other major destinations. So the key figure that stands as of today, it has— and I'm going to share the link with you for where these numbers are coming from. You have from the United States, the US has deported now 3,812 Indians this year, and I think more on the way, and rightly so. And that's why I am in support of this sort of restrictions or even a ban of of this H-1 visa, and I'll tell you why as I move forward. So United Arab Emirates sent back to India about 1,469 deportees. So, so it looks like the— notably, the U.S. figure was the highest in 5 years despite heightened immigration crackdown under Trump administration, but the Saudis have topped that. So, and the main reason, the, the major reasons for this, of course, the government of Saudi Arabia is going to tell you the primary causes include overstaying visas, which is legitimate cause, except that in matters of espionage, governments will never disclose this. And I am here to tell you based on experience, based on facts, So, and again, I'm gonna share in a second here, I'm gonna share the case of Qatar, how it started. Same scenario here. So of course the Saudis are saying, well, this is because they are overstaying their visas, which is legitimate arguments. They are also working without permits, which could also could be a very logical arguments. And of course the labor laws violations that exist. Of course, the fake job offers, that is what is— because it's causing problem for employers. And of course, the major of this is that these deportees from India, specifically the Indian nationals, are facing criminal cases, civil and criminal cases, because they violating the local norms and the laws of sovereign So the Gulf region, the entire Gulf region, appears particularly strict now about enforcing this kind of laws because they don't want their country to be dragged into some other directions. And they are, sadly to say, some Indian citizens or nationals when they go to— not all, we shall not generalize, you know, I am very careful about this one and I want you I want you all to kind of be mindful of this. We should not generalize the entire nation or entire ethnic groups, you know. However, so far, some who are traveling to other countries are causing this problem. So the specific problems for the Indian nationals is, is, is beyond the visa issues, in my opinion. And this, by the way, is not limited just to, to Saudi Arabia. Or you're looking at even Myanmar and Cambodia. Yeah, even those. This might, might shock you. What they have noticed, they noticed spikes in deportations linked to organized cyber fraud syndicate, which by the way, that one lures Indians with bogus IT jobs and confiscate their passports. And this is where the Indian government had to rescue about 383 citizens from such compounds. You know, I was aware of the— as a matter of fact, if you allow me to share personal story, aware of one case that happened to me a few years ago. You know, when I get a phone call from somebody saying that I claimed that I'm gonna be arrested by the IRS. Okay, that's what they're saying. And I kept the guy on the phone and we're talking, we, we triangled the call and I found out where it's coming from in India. I requested that the, the, uh, the allocation of the law enforcement, and a few weeks later that place was raided. 30 were arrested.

Why?

Because they were calling here in the US and trying to scam and American citizens for money. Of course, I was lucky enough to, uh, to pinpoint the exact dialect, which was in Bahajur or somewhere, and the FBI called the intelligence services there and they get arrested. So my point is that this happens, and this is why you are seeing, uh, what's going on around some other countries are taking now the necessary steps to protect their countries, not only from this kind of job frauds and scams by the Indians who go over there, whatever, but mainly from espionage. And this leads me to ask the fundamental question: are there cases of espionage involved in the case of the Saudis kicking out the Indians, which means espionage on part of the Indians on behalf of the Israelis? Of course, what the media is going to tell you, oh, there is no credible, uh, evidence to this. The same arguments they made back in 2023 when Qatar— the information or reports were coming out as far as the spying ring by the Indian former officers were spying on behalf of Israel. It turned out to be accurate. So And this is why the deportations I'm talking about, of course, is going to document as being driven by specific immigration and labor violations, which I agree with. Like, for example, overstaying their visas, unauthorized work, fake jobs offers, and labor laws breaches. I am not denying this, but I also know from experience as one who worked inside the governments understand how intelligence matters tend not to take the front page of major news outlets. Of course, the Saudis got concerned after what happened to the Qataris, and this for Qatar has to do with their submarine. So the Saudis won't want to take a chance onto this. That is why they decided to do the— to do this particular aspects of it. So, and that's what leads me to, uh, sort of, uh, as I mentioned to you, there are issues with Indian citizens going to certain parts of the world, you know. And that is, again, let me share this picture, share the screen with you about these individuals once again. And I did share it with you yesterday, you all remember, when I talked to, uh, when I talked with Jayant Bhandari, the individuals in Singapore defecating in front of a major hotel. Why would you fine him $400? No, no, no, no, no. You kick him out permanently and you set an example because these Indian individuals are stating that, oh, this is the norm. Well, if it is the norm, then go do it in India. Not in, uh, in Singapore. I believe— and please, what do you guys think? There's a question for you. Do you believe, in your opinion, Singapore's government is making a mistake by not deporting these Indian nationals? Yes or no in the chat box. So, and this is again, I wanted to highlight to you the importance of, of, of these aspects of it. So And there are those who are saying— and by the way, I'm going to share with you the link to where you can get the information about, uh, how Indians are faking jobs and so forth. So let me put it in the chat box for you. You can read it later on should you decide to do so. Uh, and, and of course, I am going to be also talking about the RSS in India and how there is some external funding into what's going on right now. So, but let me keep up, uh, with what I'm talking about here. So, so the authorities in Saudi Arabia revealed now that this goes beyond the visa validity. So, so, and of course, without working without permits, which is a violation— those are violation of the local laws. The labor regulations. When you have a fake job offer or whatever, that's, that's a breach, that's violation. So, and what happened is that this is where you have the, uh, ministry keeps issuing advisories through social media. This is in, in Middle East about fake jobs rackets from time to time. Why? They wanted to make sure Indians traveling to other countries don't get some sort of trapped in these situations. But at the same time, those governments don't want those kind of Indian individuals or nationals to come over. So, so, and, and, and this is not limited to just Middle East. I even found out that there are now advisory, uh, sort of postings, especially in Southeast Asia. In Southeast Asian countries, you know, where Indians tends to go and so forth. They are advising against allowing those nationals to come in. And even, even recruitment is not as real as you might get, as you might think. So, and of course, when we look at what the Saudis have done, those are routine enforcements. What the United Arab Emirates did what Qatar did, even though in the case of Qatar is more about espionage than anything. And I'm going to talk about this one here. But also this falls within the category of where you're seeing disturbing images coming out of India targeting Muslims, targeting Christians. And the governments around the world are saying to themselves, well, hold on a second, how can we allow Indian nationals? Because And when you see something like this, you're going to say to yourself, I don't care whether he's a nice person or not. He or she will not be coming to my country. And this is where I take this opportunity to say shame on the global media for not addressing this openly. How come even for my government here, they're saying, well, we're going to have to defend the Christians in Nigeria. What are you doing about the ones in India? How about the Muslim minority? How about the minority Sikhs inside India? Don't they have the right to be defended? We can't be cherry-picking, you know. India shouldn't be given this treatment of, we're not going to talk about that. No, we will, because it's the right thing to do. And that is where the problem, it's going on. When you look at For example, the Hinduva extremist groups going door to door, you know, handing out swords and telling people they are to cut down Muslims. I'm going to show you a clip. Let me share it with you because this way you see with your own eyes. Because I don't want to— I know someone say, oh, you're just making things up, Dr. O. You know, stop that nonsense. I don't make things up. Take a look. Uh, I don't know if there's a— I'm gonna play a sound to make sure, uh, there is no, uh, because if there's clip, usually, uh, YouTube doesn't like that. But let's take a listen here. It's disturbing, in my opinion. It's very disturbing advocating for killing minorities. You know, just killing another human being unjustly. I understand about self-defense. I understand about all that. But we're talking about minorities here. We're talking about someone that is different than you, religiously speaking. And this is what I am really perplexed as to when you hear, oh, India prides itself in its civilizations and so forth. Yeah, but it doesn't show it for it. Where is it? Where is this, this pride in this civilization that is now not tolerating minorities? And that's, to me, is very disturbing. So, and even the article that I came across, an article, I'm gonna put it right here for you, which by the way was a few years ago when it says that the government, certain thugs supported by the government are calling for genocide against Muslims inside India. So here's the link in the chat box for you if you want to read it later on. So, and this, this to me, uh, uh, they, they just, uh, it's disturbing to say the least. And again, I am looking at it from the perspective of just live and let live, human beings, you know, what makes you better than someone else? No, it shouldn't be that way. And in case of India, the government now, and I am convinced and do have information that support my argument, that the government in itself is turning a blind eye on certain activities that is going on. So, and that's again where I, I kind of don't understand. You're, you all remember this video here that I shared with you yesterday, and I'm gonna do it again, or share it with you again, rather. And again, I'm gonna silence it because they're playing, uh, they are playing some sounds and so forth, so I'm not gonna play that one for you there. But you can read, you can read on the screen. Yeah, if someone wishes you Merry Christmas, you're gonna kill him and make him Jesus Christ. I mean, how pathetic, how lunatic. And this is to me the danger of fanatics. That is India's government is supporting, and I don't want someone like this in my country. Forget about it. So yeah, I will say be careful with someone, some, some like, so this is why, you know, I'm now in support of what, do I agree with Donald Trump? No, no. But with something like this, do something like this, I'll be 100% as far as banning the H-1 visa or any visa for, for Indian for that matter. Because now you're gonna have a problem with, you know, you're gonna have to do security vetting for whoever's coming to, to the US. It's my country, I gotta know. This is why I like the Chinese, how they are, you know, complete control. They know who's coming in into their country and who's leaving. As a matter of fact, when I was in China last time, I was sitting one morning just having a cup of coffee, and there's this Indian citizen, a national, sitting there. And I could tell he was an Indian, looks very, you know, out of it, the way he was dressed, the way, whatever. And I'm not judging. And I asked him just to see if he's gonna lie to me or not. And I said, are you from India? He said, yes, I am. So, and I said, were you sent by Modi here? And I just, you know, jokingly to see what— and the guy gets a little nervous, you know. And I've been in the military, we know what to look for in human behavior, to the point that he asked me, he said, are you alone here? And I said, why? I said, no, no. I said, why? I said, what are you doing here, by the way? And he was just disturbed, and he said, see you, bye. And right there. So my point is that you have to know who's coming into your country and who's not. And this leads me to tie this case of espionage, in my opinion, even though, even though you have now, as the major media, and even coming out of India, they're saying, well, the emerging report suggests that Indian nationals Some of them are being implicated in alleged spying activities in Saudi Arabia, but that was again the same argument that was made in Qatar. So of course I'm saying if we are to go with this argument of the so-called alleged spying activities, I'm using Qatar as a case in point because that was exactly the beginning of how it started. So let me talk to you about the 2023 case in Qatar and why it happened to begin with. To those who are not familiar, this is a picture of a submarine that Qatar was acquiring from an Italian company, okay? And what happened in Qatar, and briefly here, I, I think I did a video on it. I'm sorry I didn't put the link. Just go back and check out the my channel, uh, for that video that was done few months a year ago or so. What happened in 2023? You have 8 former naval, uh, Indian naval officers. They were working for a Qatari company, okay, because they were charged with spying for Israel. So of course the incident was documented because this Qatar-based Maritime Company, so sentenced those particular individuals to death in absentia by a Qatari court on espionage charges. And of course, the media is going to have you believe otherwise. I am not— and again, it's my opinion— and I am not saying that all these deportations of the over 10,000 Indian nationals are involved in espionage. That's not what I'm saying. All I'm saying is, is that don't rule that, that, that possibility out. Of course, not all 10,000, you know, because to, to recruit an asset, you have to have— there's a lot of requirements for that. Like, again, the case of Qatar. Everybody was saying at the beginning, oh, they can't be just alleged stuff. We shall see. We shall see. So, and here is the thing. When you think in terms of the targeting for those 8 former Indian officers who were Navy officers who were spying on behalf of Israel, what they were targeting, they were targeting, they worked for, by the way, for Dahra Global Technologies. This is a major company in, in, in Qatar. And also does consulting. So, and this company, that's the one that advises the Qatar on the programs to acquire high-tech Italian-made submarines that could evade radar detection. That's what that espionage case was about. What makes us think that the case in Saudi Arabia would be any different, given how the Saudis always wanted to purchase the latest type of weapons, whether from the US or otherwise. So, and those particular Indian former officers, Navy officers, were accused of passing— this saying accused, they weren't accused, it was proven— that they passed on sensitive documents to Israel related to Qatar submarine program. That is why for me personally, I am not ruling out the espionage part in the case of Saudi Arabia. Okay, which was being developed— by the way, this particular submarine program was developed by an Italian shipbuilder, is called, uh, Fincantieri, in collaboration with the German firm. And I have the link, the source for this, so I'm gonna put the link for you in the chat box and you can check it out later on should you decide to do so. Okay, so the submarines in question at that time for, for Qatar were a variant of the U-212 near-future submarines. Why is this important? Because those type of submarines, they have advanced stealth capabilities. So, and all what Qatar was trying to do at that time was nothing but to strengthen its naval forces. Why is this? Because the Saudis led a blockade on Qatar. You all remember between 2017 and 2000, or, or 20, uh, 2021, which was led by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, and Egypt. And that to Qatar has posed a serious national security concerns. That's why they wanted to develop that kind of technology or advanced stealth capabilities. So, and because the big picture of why Israel hired the Indian nationals, which they still doing today, and I'm gonna share a clip with you to prove my point, is that the Israelis at that time and still till today, views any, any attempt by any Gulf states to develop military technologies as a threat to its qualitative military edge in the Middle East. So that's why I'm seeing the rationale and the, the, the, the logic arguments for why the Saudis decide, why not taking chances, deport all the Indian nationals. You can't trust them. And of course, the, the, the charges against the Indians in the case of Qatar were commuted in 2023. So, so, but this doesn't stop there. I'm going to share with you two major, uh, uh, cases that pertain to espionage that have not been disclosed before. And once again, matters of intelligence don't tend to make it to the front page unless it is sanctioned by the government to push an agenda. What am I going to share with you here is Iran. Why is this important, you might say? It's because most of the cases of espionage in Iran, you know, inside the Mossad spy network in Iran, they were Indian involved. And I know this for a fact, and I'm going to share a link with you, okay? You can read it once again and decide for yourself. Most of them involved are Indians inside the Mossad spy network in Iran, you know. And that was the most alarming, which by the way, it never made it out. To the public domain.

Why?

Because matters of espionage and intelligence stays behind the curtains, as they say. So the most alarming revelation uncovered during Iran's sweeping search for spy network, which they did— that's why I said when, when this start to happen, you remember what I said? It's on a record. I said Iran intelligence services will have to do a major purge. That's, that's the result of it. So the networks that enabled Israel to assassinate significant number of, uh, Iran's senior officials and scientists. And this was the extent of a foreign involvements, particularly the presence of Hindu Indians operating alongside Iranian collaborators. So, so this is why you have to think about it in terms of the bigger picture as to why, why. Let me put the link for you so you can read the article yourself. And once again, the— it's, it's— I am not surprised. There's a link if you want to read about the case of Iran. So And I got to keep going on, on, on talking about this one here. So, and if this is not enough, I'm going to share another case with you. And the case is what happened in Australia. Of course, media inside India are already saying, oh, this is a fake, this is, this is— no, no, no, it's not true. What I'm going to share with you, the clip is of a law enforcement Australian disclosing the information. So take a look here. Let me, uh, because the Bandai attack, once again, it's not isolated event because it involved Hindu fanatics. 4 Hindu extremists from India used the fake Muslim identities to operate undercover. Take a listen and be the judge yourself. I'm not going to decide for you, but I want you to hear. I want you to hear this yourself, then we just go from there. Oh, sorry, let me, let me share. Pardon me here, give me a minute. Okay, let's take a listen here, and once again, you decide for yourself.

During an intelligence-led operation, authorities confirmed the arrest of 4 individuals of Indian nationality following the Bondi incident as part of ongoing investigative efforts. These arrests represent a significant development in uncovering the wider network under scrutiny. We acknowledge and appreciate the cooperation provided by Indian authorities and intelligence partners. Whose timely and precise information played an essential role in guiding our actions.

And by the way, uh, by the way, if you notice, some will say, oh, it's a fake picture, whatever. The reason why they had to blur, of course, the name of the officers, that just— that's a routine practice. So, so once again, you decide for yourself. All I'm doing here, providing you the facts. To my knowledge. So, so, and that leads us to the question, why do many countries now around the world are some sort of limiting to the point on the verge of banning? I'm not going to go as far as saying banning. They are moving closer to banning visas for Indian nationals and not wanting them to immigrate, period. So because some countries now have tightened immigration policies, including ours here, and rightly so. And I intend to draft a letter to Congress in support of the ban or the restrictions of the H-1B visa. Till we get— I have neighbors right here in this facility where I live from Indian descent. I see them. I see 2 of them or 3 families. They are like everybody else. If I am to see some crazy stuff, I will just go politely, respectfully, one-on-one, have a conversation. But I'm not seeing any of this behavior from, you know, they just wanted to live in peace. Yeah, some of them are Christians, others are not. It won't matter. And this is why now I'm convinced that the world is coming to its senses regarding India. That's why they are tightening immigration policies or work visa requirements. So, and those are typically targeted measures So that's why I'm not saying this is not a complete ban or blanket ban per se on all Indian nationals, and we shall not generalize. I keep repeating this, but when I see images of those thugs— as a matter of fact, one of you in the chat box mentioned that that person on the picture that I showed who wants to kill anybody wishes him a Merry Christmas, some sort of pursuing a PhD. What kind of, you know, I'll be nervous about somebody like that having a title of a PhD or a doctor because the mindset is so flipped. So yeah, so what you're going to be noticing moving forward into 2026, two main things. One of them is the specific crackdown on the student visas for Indian nationals. And the second one is the work permits for Indian nationals. And this goes even beyond just fraud concerns, labor market protections, or even security vetting, which I bet you, especially in the Gulf states, Middle East, countries there now is going to have to think twice about allowing Indians because they are easy targets for recruits by the Mossad. So, and this is why the deportations from around the world in 2025 reached 25,000 Indian deportees. And this reflection of the enforcement of the existing immigration laws. So of course you're still going to have Australia, you're still going to have UK to a degree, Canada maybe, uh, sort of will still process some Indian visas. But again, it's their decision, they have to live with the consequences. But to me, and I am again convinced The Saudis' decision, it didn't happen in a vacuum. I am positive, certain about it. Liking this video so far? Don't just be a watcher. Go ahead and hit the like, share, and subscribe button. And don't forget to tap the bell so you will not miss any of my videos or live streams. This way, you will be supporting a channel that stands for the truth and objective reporting. The choice is yours. Thanks for your support. Indeed. As a matter of fact, you all remember when I did the survey for you, and I am so grateful to the community who participated in the survey. The first question I asked you was, given the recent disturbing images coming out of India targeting Christians and destroying Christmas decorations, do you believe Modi's government gave the green light to the Hindu fanatics to do so. 74%, 74% of you said yes, 14% said no, and 12% said I don't know. That was the first one I did. The second survey I asked you, and once again, thank you very much for your participation in that. The second one was about the— where was it? Yeah, right here. The second one was about should the US or collective West ban visas for Indian citizens? 49% of you said yes, 40% said no, and 11% said I don't know. Once again, you look at the trend. So to tie this back to what Trump just did with imposing the restriction on H-1B visa for Indian, so that's what Trump wants for. I'm in support of that. We have to impose this kind of significant restrictions. I mean, when I see these images of the guy, the Indian national defecating in Singapore, I, I kind of— it's beyond me. It's unbelievable. And yet he's saying it's normal. Well, if it's normal, go to India, go back to India and do it there. And once again, I believe Singapore's government is making a mistake by not deporting this individual and make— and, and, and make the lesson of him. Otherwise, it's gonna open up a Pandora door. Pandora box, rather, for what's going to be lying down ahead. Because what you're going to be seeing next in Singapore, people smoking and throwing the cigarette butts, spitting on the street, throwing whatever, which is exactly what's happened when you see some Indian nationals doing in Canada. Here in the US, I walk around, I can see. So this is now why Trump issued this proclamation which by the way was in September. They're restricting now the H-1B visa issuance, and rightly so. So, and this will have to be now, if you want to apply for it, you have to put in $100,000 per petition. So, which raised from $2,000, and rightly so. So, so the fees applying now to new H-1B visa will be filed after September, that was filed after September 21st. 2025 sort of now put this new number, 100, uh, new fees, $100,000. So, so Indian national comprise about 70% of all approved H-1B visa application in recent years. So no more, no more. And this will have to apply. So the $100,000 fees raising employer cost now to $160,000. If companies wants to bring somebody from India, they're gonna have to pay this amount of money if it turns out to be that the guy is skilled enough. So what if he is a fraud? I mean, are you gonna trust what they're saying? So, and this is again where the problem— and by the way, this part of where this problem is happening, like I said to you earlier, What took place in— and now you see in governments moving forward, and even inside India, okay, inside India. And I have it on a good authority that some Hindu extremists were arrested. So why? Because they are issuing fake posts. So because the general trends of Hindu extremists using fake Muslim identities, what is this? Is to stir anti-Muslim sentiments inside India, which we're already seeing where it's going. Now it start getting to Christians and it's documented by some sources. And those are usually involving online activities or localized incidents within India. That's why a few years ago when I received that call and we triangled the call and we traced it to where it was, and within 2 or 3 weeks, law enforcement raided with the, by the way, there were FBI involved in that. And 30 individuals were arrested. I'm seeing the same pattern here. So. And that is why you're gonna hear media inside India saying, oh no, no, no, what this, uh, this intelligence report in Australia is fake. No, no, it is not. It is not. And I'm gonna provide you the link to where those reports are documented, and this one you are not gonna come across it in a major media outlets. So, so here is a link for you. If you want to read it later on. The wider trend which is claimed now, and by this source that I sent you the link to in India, is that some reports from sources inside document numerous instances where within India where Hindu individuals were arrested for using fake Muslim social media IDs or posing as Muslims during criminal operations. You know, like what happened during the making the bomb threats or posing derogatory content. And specifically for one reason is to blame the Muslim community and further the Hindutva agenda, which is the extreme. This is why I don't understand Why Modi is not even coming to the— to just release a press conference by which you denounce these atrocities committed by Hindu fanatics? That tells me right there, you know, Modi's party and government is involved in this. So, and the most disturbing this about this espionage big picture is this clip that I'm going to be sharing with you. So take a, take a look here. Hold on a second, let me share it with you. And once again, I want to provide you the facts, you decide for yourself. And I, by the way, I got this from different sources. Take a listen. We don't actually want dirty Indians to be coming here tagging the IDF and saying don't let them into our army. Our army is pure, noble, pure blood. Listen to that. It's disturbing. And that gives you an idea again why, for me personally, I tie the espionage cases in the— for Saudi Arabia. They, they just either got a tip somewhere or they're just very nervous. So, and this is why, if this is not enough, as I told you the case of Iran. It's been documented now. And, and even, uh, to my knowledge, uh, the ISI in Pakistan didn't want to openly disclose this, but you know, we kind of, uh— the US has certain capabilities of really, really, when it comes down to, uh, signal stuff. I was in the second signal intelligence in the military, so I kind of know what I'm talking about. And this one has to do with when India— you remember during the conflict with Pakistan, you know, India requested from China to ask Pakistan to stop missile attacks, especially they were targeting— the missiles were targeting certain Indian air bases when they got hit. Of course India is going to deny this. No, of course. Oh, no way, no way this happened. And I'm telling you here, you know, if you take a look at the second reports, you will know what I'm talking about too. So, and this is why what the media said— and once again, guys, I just want to, I want to make this on the record, I want to put this on the record— it's nothing against the Indian people. It's just sad to see what is becoming of India if it is calling itself, which is a civilization. I'm not denying this. India's history in the, in, in, in the world has always been documented, but where it's going, it's the opposite direction. Indian citizens, the average citizens deserve decent living. What do you see in the infrastructure the way it is and all that? It's, it's, you know, I'm speaking on behalf of that Indian citizen who has no voice. Maybe he's not educated and doesn't know how to articulate the argument. That's what I'm doing. And that's usually where I get a little bit frustrated with some academicians here in the West claiming this supremacy of India's global economy and influence on the world stage. What? What are you talking about? You know, you respect including Professor Sachs. I have a great respect for the guy. Even Professor Mersheimer, I have great respect for. We'd be happy to host them here and have a debate with them on this. But when you are telling me, oh, India is going to be claiming the global order or global economy and so forth, we can't stand no chance of competing against China. Just common sense. I don't care. What is it? You know, it's kind of common sense. And this leads me to one last point before I'll do my conclusion here, which is now you have some voices arguing that is it time to get India out of certain international institutions? Because India belongs to so many numerous international organizations. I will not go as far as saying you need to kick India out of the UN. No, can't do that because India is a sovereign state, even though many inside India would love to have their own independent country. You know, Khalistan, one of them, Kashmir, another one, as an example. Even the Sikhs themselves will want to have their own. Yeah, but when you think about the T.W.O.O. The IMF, the World Bank, or even BRICS, I would say maybe time to get rid of India. My big concern is even with the SCO, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Why would you want to have India part of that? Get rid of it. I am even concerned now as the BRICS summit is coming up and India is going to chair that. That's not good news. The optics of it, you know. So what happened to, you know, those global media that is supposed to support minority groups? So why are the Christians and the Muslims, or the Sikh for that matter, are being prosecuted while the government of Modi is just watching from distance, if not supporting that? And there is also another factor before I close this out. There is another factor that I'm not ruling that out either. Corporations inside India with the wealthy individuals, you know, TV channels owners inside India, or even Hindu religious gurus, you know, those entities not only getting money from the government but maybe from overseas. So because you have many that are pouring money over the RSS and its sister organizations.

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To fulfill the bogus agenda. And this is where you have corporations, the media, and so forth pushing for their own interests. So, and there is again where that bogus agenda, which basically based on the Make India a Hindu Rashtra We all know what it means. It's very concerning, you know. And again, to me, you, you sort of live and let live. So why? So what, what ha— you have minorities inside you, we have minorities here. So what's the, what's the big deal? If they are not harming you, why would you harm them? Live and let live. But when you're seeing these disturbing images coming out of India with, you know, distributing, you know, knives and all that to kill people, you know, this is where you, you have to, uh, you, you have to, to put some sort of, uh, and I'm not denying, I'm not denying there are extremists elsewhere, you know, in Christianity, in Muslim, Islam, in Judaism. I'm not denying this. But the extent of where it's going in India is beyond. So, and, and the problem with this, the big problem is when India calls itself a democracy. No, no, no, no, no, there's no such thing. There is no such thing. So, so the bottom line to all this, just to tie this up, you have to think in terms, uh, sort of, uh, what's going on with the Hindu extremists now. Implicating other minorities, because it is a documented trend in certain instances within India, especially the specific high-profile claims regarding this, you know, any— like the incidents what took place in Bandai attack. But one thing for sure is that many countries around the world now are coming to their senses regarding, you know, immigration or immigrants coming from India, because they start to wonder. To me, uh, you know, I'll be, I'll be thinking the same. So what India needs to do, it needs to really have a, have a reality check about their policies, where they are going. Are those policies working on on behalf of the Indian citizens. It's like what Jayant Bhandari said, don't expect any changes in 2026. But at least the changes we have to make in my country is by no more, no more allowing certain types of Indian coming here. You know, there's already a concern at the borders with certain Indians been smuggled. Yeah, they are really concerned. But the main one is that within India in itself, you look at the, the livelihood of the farmers now, how it is destroyed in India. You know, those individuals deserve something better. You look at the cases of espionage, Hindus involved in Iran. Involved in Qatar. Those are former officers, and I won't be surprised if they are of Hindu descent. I'm not sure yet, but I won't rule that out. And now you have the case of Saudi Arabia. You have the case of the, uh, Indian asking the Chinese to talk to the Pakistanis, uh, the, the Indians asking, uh, China to ask Pakistan not to fire missiles. So all this, I put this together and come to that conclusion. It's now or never, otherwise it's only gonna get worse. Hope you guys enjoyed listening to this analysis, and I look forward to seeing you next time. I wish you a happy New Year, be safe, and look forward to next time. As always, remember, geopolitics impacts your daily life in more ways than one. Till next time, bye-bye.