Oneness & Divine Love By AA Zadkiel & Linda Robinson
Oneness & Divine Love By AA Zadkiel & Linda Robinson Greetings Beloved Ones, WE ARE Archangels Amethyst and Zadkiel, and we greet you with Love. Today, we wish to discuss Oneness and Divine Love. You are part of the vast, unlimited energy of…
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Say what?! 😄
Drekx reply: Now, come on, you are exaggerating the history a lot...I would suggest that the British Empire, if you included the American colonies timeline, started in the early 17th century and lasted well into the 1960s, maybe up to Hong Kong 1997, but only fell, because it was bankrupted by WW2, fighting the Axis powers....Or if you want, it lasted centuries, say in comparison to the German Empire...The 2nd Reich was 1871-1918....The German 3rd Reich lasted a paltry 12-years...
And unlike Germany, Britain was never defeated in war......We just gave the empire up, at that time, because the war bankrupted our economy....
The INDIAN EMPIRE (or British RAJ) was part of the greater Empire and had a Viceroy and Emperor in London, known as King-Emperor....
Although, that office was started by the Queen-Empress Victoria......
So India was not a target for mass colonialism of settlers, as North America, Australia, South Africa and Kenya, were....It had a different role in the British Empire.....There was no uniformity.....The various imperial territories, had a variety of roles and uses....
https://www.bing.com/search?q=indian+empire+map&qs=LT&pq=in...
Apparently, this is how Britain 'ruled' throughout the so called empire. It is the absurdity of colonizing pple by their own help! Thisvis why British, though 'the largest empire' was also 'the fastest collapsing empire'. It didn't require a fighting. It only required people to wake up one day in long trousers!😆
https://matthewminkin.wordpress.com/2007/11/07/the-25-trillion-land...
Drekx response: We allowed the maharajas to rule India, on our behalf...And they were pledged loyalty to the Viceroy, who was British..We also had British Army there, conscripting Indians into the forces...We also had a vast civil service and employed many Indians to work in it....
There were two phases of difficulty for the Empire.....The Indian Mutiny of 1857....
And from that time the East India Company handed over the reigns of imperial power to the Crown....
The second tense moment was the post WW2 period, which was a time of much bloodshed....After Britain left, having granted India independence, Pakistan and Bangledesh separated from India and a massive war broke out between Hindus and Moslems......
India had been successfully defended from Japan, in WW2, so I did not define that period as too serious, albeit wartime India..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomon