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New York Times LIES About Hindus and India Again

United StatesPublished May 8, 2018

Views 12.6K  |  Likes 1.59K  |  Comments 185
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12,638

Likes

1,594

Comments

185

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Total (all-time): $9 – $25

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Many liberal news outlets like the New York Times in the West, just like those in India, have made a habit of painting India, and particularly Hindus in a negative light. Here's another biased, sparse in facts New York Times Article article. These articles are instrumental in creating a warped understanding of Hindus o…

Published
May 8, 2018
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It has 12.6K views in total. It ranks #15,273,914 among tracked YouTube videos by views.

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Total views
12.6K
Total likes
1.59K
Total comments
185
Published
May 8, 2018
Global rank by views
#15,273,914

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