Ideologies Radicalize Children against their Parents, they can do Elders abuse..  Documenting cases… Awareness about Parental Abuse.

Abuse of Father by Daughter and Wife prevented by Son.

Fathers position to be improved.. Mens Support Systems creation Needed to prevent Mens Abuse. https://news24online.com/india/viral-video-shows-daughters-beating-father-in-morena-just-days-before-his-death-police-launch-probe/499400/

Vampire Women Abuses Mother:

“Janani Janmabhoomischa Swargadapi Gariyasi” is a Sanskrit phrase that means “Mother and motherland are greater than heaven”

Viral Video Shows Daughters Beating Father In Morena Just Days Before His Death; Police Launch Probe

MultiDimensional Crime:

Police are supposed to be Backkers of Citizens & Advocates, if instead of Protecting they Persecute as Backstabbers of Citizens then this happens.. #Justice4Adv.Jeeva.

There is a South Indian Saying that a Womens Greatest Enemy or Friend in Life is another Women. and its true in this case.. of Conflict between two lady Police-Advocate Politics.

This is also a Caste Based Crime as its a Dalit Advocate Suicide but the media is suppressing this perspective.

https://menafn.com/1109302666/Ktaka-Cop-Arrested-For-Stripping-Accused-Woman-Advocate-Who-Died-By-Suicide

https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/bangalore/sit-arrests-dy-sp-in-advocate-suicide-case/article69318623.ece

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/India/senior-police-officer-arrested-over-suicide-of-33-year-old-lawyer/ar-AA1AJikR

Group to Network Karnataka Advocates for Judicial Wellbeing & Wellness. *KaaRna means Reason in Kannada*

Group Started in memory of Karnataka Advocate Jeeva who lost life due to systemic torture and Harrrassment.

For all Advocates Safety & Wellbeing:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/IZjsIrFnRBn697iyEdzaNt

For Dalit-Bahujan Advocates.

*BARI’jans are Pan-India Ambedkarite-Egalitarians, Info-Events & Support Sharers.*

*Egalitarians or Samatva_MitrasColabPlace*:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/GSVgm8wonxfKKv7oHUr87

and For General Mental Health Wellness Supports info plz see this group.

*PRIYAMitras Socio-Emotional BrainCare: A Mission 4HOPE & IdeActions 4More “Hapeer_India 2030″😁🇮🇳:*
https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjRuSB64Qp1EGxK2pJ4l29

What one does whether good or bad, it always comes back to the doers..

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/passenger-train-hijacked-in-pakistan-separatist-militants-claim-100-hostages-7899463?utm_source=www.ndtv.com&utm_medium=wap-page&utm_campaign=trendingstories

Content on Gold Hoarding.

1. BY Laws (Tax Laws)

2. By In-Laws (Max Gifting)

3. By Religions (Faux Glorification Lakshmi Gold Puja)

4. By Industry (Women Targetted Marketing)

#GynoCentrism #GenderedMaterialism

According to the income tax laws of India, married women are allowed to keep up to 500 grams of gold, while unmarried women are allowed to keep up to 250 grams of gold. In comparison, men are limited to only 100 grams of gold. 

https://looknewsindia.com/indian-women-own-11-of-global-gold-read-full-report/

Towns Of Gold-Diggers (KGF Kolar Gold Fields) is in Karnataka.

Same Place where Ranya Rao a kannada film actress got arrested for Smuggling Gold.

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/India/ranya-rao-gold-smuggling-case-karnataka-govt-orders-probe-into-airport-protocol-violation-role-of-actors-dgp-father-under-scanner/ar-AA1AFiQQ

https://thedailyguardian.com/business/gold-ownership-indian-women-hold-24000-tons-representing-11-of-the-worlds-gold/

https://arynews.tv/this-country-holds-more-gold-than-world-top-countries-reports/

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/luxury/cover-story/indian-women-hold-11-of-the-worlds-gold-read-complete-report/articleshow/116435306.cms

Our Choices, Decide our Virtues or Vices.

First important is How one chooses(Methods), Who(Choosers) and Whats Choice (Choosen).

Bro, appreciate the research ur doing to understand the situation.. plz document in a blog.. msg says biggest mistake “is marrying someone choosen by parents”.. well many have not done and love marriages also have issues.

also have a perspective on mistake in marital selection.. the insight i have is mistake is not *WHO* makes Selection whether Parents or Partners, relatives, brokers etc(People).. But *”HOW”* each  selection is made..(Process).  the faults lie in the unoptimized *Marital Selection Process* this needs improvement.

My parents and maybe others of their era marriages was done with the India Method.  thus its 40 years succesful marriage with their parents blessings..

S243: “InDiA_Method”of S’election & Decisive_Decisions:  Q1. How to Choose the Right Person for the Right Placement?

many marriages that follow these cultural methods are safer, others that deviate may suffer.

Psychological Warfare Targeting Women and Gender Fault Lines on the Modern Internet

The internet has become a battleground for psychological warfare, with women and gender fault lines being increasingly targeted. This phenomenon is characterized by the use of manipulative and deceptive tactics to influence individuals’ perceptions, emotions, and behaviors.

Tactics Used to Target Women and Gender Fault Lines

1. Misogynistic Online Harassment: Women are disproportionately targeted by online harassment, which can include threats, hate speech, and sexualized violence. This can lead to feelings of fear, anxiety, and self-doubt.
2. Gendered Disinformation: False or misleading information is spread online to manipulate public opinion and reinforce harmful gender stereotypes. This can include conspiracy theories about feminism, gender identity, or reproductive rights.
3. Emotional Manipulation: Tactics like gaslighting, love bombing, and emotional blackmail are used to control and manipulate individuals’ emotions, often targeting women’s emotional labor and empathy.
4. Stereotyping and Shaming: Women are shamed and stereotyped online for their appearance, choices, or identities. This can lead to internalized misogyny and self-doubt.
5. Deepfakes and AI-Generated Content: AI-generated content, such as deepfakes, is used to create and disseminate false or misleading information, often targeting women’s bodies and identities.

Real-World Implications

1. Erosion of Trust: Psychological warfare tactics can erode trust in institutions, communities, and individuals, particularly among women and marginalized groups.
2. Increased Polarization: The spread of disinformation and propaganda can exacerbate existing social divisions, leading to increased polarization and conflict.
3. Mental Health Impacts: The constant exposure to online harassment, disinformation, and emotional manipulation can have severe mental health impacts, including anxiety, depression, and PTSD.

Mitigation Strategies

1. Critical Thinking and Media Literacy: Educate individuals on how to critically evaluate online information and identify manipulative tactics.
2. Online Community Building: Foster online communities that promote inclusivity, respect, and empathy, providing a safe space for women and marginalized groups.
3. Policy and Regulatory Frameworks: Develop and enforce policies and regulations that address online harassment, disinformation, and hate speech.
4. Support and Resources: Provide accessible support and resources for individuals affected by psychological warfare tactics, including mental health services and online safety guides.

Conclusion

Psychological warfare targeting women and gender fault lines on the modern internet is a pressing concern. By understanding the tactics used and the real-world implications, we can develop effective mitigation strategies to promote a safer and more inclusive online environment.

References:

1. “The Psychology of Online Harassment” by Jaime E. Settle and Kevin M. Kniffin: A study on the psychological impacts of online harassment.
2. “Gender and the Internet” by the United Nations: A report on the intersection of gender and the internet.
3. “Deepfakes and Disinformation” by the Brookings Institution: A report on the implications of deepfakes and AI-generated content on democracy and society.

How to identify Radicalization Recruitment, malice, deception, lies & illusions created by fraudsters, liars, deceivers, cheats, criminals etc ??

Identifying radicalization, recruitment, and malicious activities requires a combination of critical thinking, awareness, and knowledge. Here are some strategies to help you recognize these threats:

Radicalization and Recruitment

1. Extremist ideologies: Be cautious of individuals or groups promoting extremist views, such as hatred, violence, or superiority of one group over others.
2. Emotional manipulation: Watch for appeals to emotions, such as fear, anger, or a sense of victimhood, to recruit or radicalize individuals.
3. Isolation and exclusivity: Be wary of groups or individuals who isolate others from their families, friends, or communities, or promote exclusivity.
4. Charismatic leaders: Be cautious of charismatic leaders who use their charm and authority to manipulate and control others.

Malice, Deception, and Lies

1. Inconsistencies and contradictions: Watch for inconsistencies in stories, statements, or behaviors.
2. Emotional manipulation: Be aware of attempts to manipulate emotions, such as guilt-tripping, gaslighting, or playing on fears.
3. Lack of transparency: Be cautious of individuals or groups who are secretive or evasive about their intentions, goals, or activities.
4. Deflection and diversion: Watch for attempts to deflect or divert attention from the issue at hand.

Illusions and Deception

1. False narratives: Be aware of false or misleading narratives that create a distorted view of reality.
2. Confirmation bias: Be cautious of individuals or groups who selectively present information that confirms their biases.
3. Emotional appeals: Watch for appeals to emotions rather than logic and evidence.
4. Lack of evidence: Be wary of claims or statements that lack credible evidence or supporting facts.

Fraudsters, Liars, Deceivers, Cheats, and Criminals

1. Unrealistic promises: Be cautious of individuals or groups who make unrealistic promises or guarantees.
2. Lack of credibility: Research the credibility and reputation of individuals or groups.
3. Pressure tactics: Watch for pressure tactics, such as limited-time offers or threats, to manipulate individuals into making decisions.
4. Secrecy and evasiveness: Be wary of individuals or groups who are secretive or evasive about their activities, intentions, or goals.

Strategies for Protection

1. Verify information: Cross-check facts and claims with credible sources.
2. Seek multiple perspectives: Consider diverse viewpoints and opinions on a topic.
3. Be cautious of emotional appeals: Recognize when emotions are being manipulated to influence opinions.
4. Trust your instincts: If something feels off or doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and investigate further.
5. Seek help and support: If you suspect someone is being radicalized or recruited, or if you’re a victim of deception, seek help and support from trusted authorities, experts, or support groups.