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Facinating the documentary picks up in middle talks of finances
Almost 37 Trillion dollars (gold) stolen from India/Pakistan/Bangladesh
The story is being repeated in Libya now same old East India Company now just called NATO stealing oil
Just imagine what would the people of these region would do with all that money (considering inflation) and other aspects
From richest REGION in world into a region slaves to British
One thing I learned is how British destroyed Industry in region , and forced people to just focus on farming and all industries were shut down ...
Just imagine ... if at partition we had 10 trillion USD 1947!!!!! instead of the mere few millions or half billion we had to run the country
Where would we be !!!!
But british deserved to be cursed every single day stole all the gold and riches and celebrating royal weddings with our money
Almost 37 Trillion dollars (gold) stolen from India/Pakistan/Bangladesh
The story is being repeated in Libya now same old East India Company now just called NATO stealing oil
Just imagine what would the people of these region would do with all that money (considering inflation) and other aspects
From richest REGION in world into a region slaves to British
One thing I learned is how British destroyed Industry in region , and forced people to just focus on farming and all industries were shut down ...
Just imagine ... if at partition we had 10 trillion USD 1947!!!!! instead of the mere few millions or half billion we had to run the country
Where would we be !!!!
But british deserved to be cursed every single day stole all the gold and riches and celebrating royal weddings with our money
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See how stolen wealth drain out from UK economy .
Punjabi Saying: Choran de Ghar Deva Kadi ne balda
How auctions cost taxpayer £7bn
The price of gold has quadrupled since Gordon Brown sold more than half of Britain’s reserves.
The Treasury pre-announced its plans to sell 395 tons of the 715 tons held by the Bank of England, which caused prices to fall.
The bullion was sold in 17 auctions between 1999 and 2002, with dealers paying between $256 and $296 an ounce. Since then, the price has increased rapidly. Yesterday, it stood at $1,100 an ounce.
The taxpayer lost an estimated £7 billion, twice the amount lost when Britain left the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992.
The proceeds from the sales were invested in dollars, euros and yen. In recent years, most other countries have begun buying gold again in large quantities.
Punjabi Saying: Choran de Ghar Deva Kadi ne balda
How auctions cost taxpayer £7bn
The price of gold has quadrupled since Gordon Brown sold more than half of Britain’s reserves.
The Treasury pre-announced its plans to sell 395 tons of the 715 tons held by the Bank of England, which caused prices to fall.
The bullion was sold in 17 auctions between 1999 and 2002, with dealers paying between $256 and $296 an ounce. Since then, the price has increased rapidly. Yesterday, it stood at $1,100 an ounce.
The taxpayer lost an estimated £7 billion, twice the amount lost when Britain left the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992.
The proceeds from the sales were invested in dollars, euros and yen. In recent years, most other countries have begun buying gold again in large quantities.
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500 BC
Silver punch-marked coins [1] were minted as currency belonging to a period of intensive trade activity and urban development by the Mahajanapadas.[2][3]
1
India's economy had a 32.9% share of world income, the largest in the world.[3]
1000
India's economy had a 28.9% share of world income, the largest in the world.[4]
1500
India's economy had a 24.5% share of world income, the second largest in the world after China, which had a 25% share.[5]
1600
India's income of £17.5 million (under Akbar's Mughal Empire, pop approx. 150 million people) was greater than the entire treasury of Great Britain in 1800, which totalled £16 million.[6]
1700
India's economy had a 24.4% share of world income, the largest in the world, under Aurangzeb's Mughal Empire.
1793
Cornwallis' Permanent Settlement Instituted in Bengal
1820
China was the world's largest economy followed by the UK and India. Industrial revolution in the UK catapulted the nation to the top league of Europe for the first time ever. During this period, British foreign and economic policies began treating India as an unequal partner for the first time.[8]
1850
The gross domestic product of India in 1850 was estimated at about 40 per cent that of China. British cotton exports reach 30 per cent of the Indian market by 1850.
British Raj
1868
First estimation of India's national income by Dadabhai Naoroji
1870
India's economy had a 12.2% share of world income under the British Empire.[citation needed]
1913
India's economy had a 7.6% share of world income under the British Empire.[citation needed]
1943
Famine of Bengal
Silver punch-marked coins [1] were minted as currency belonging to a period of intensive trade activity and urban development by the Mahajanapadas.[2][3]
1
India's economy had a 32.9% share of world income, the largest in the world.[3]
1000
India's economy had a 28.9% share of world income, the largest in the world.[4]
1500
India's economy had a 24.5% share of world income, the second largest in the world after China, which had a 25% share.[5]
1600
India's income of £17.5 million (under Akbar's Mughal Empire, pop approx. 150 million people) was greater than the entire treasury of Great Britain in 1800, which totalled £16 million.[6]
1700
India's economy had a 24.4% share of world income, the largest in the world, under Aurangzeb's Mughal Empire.
1793
Cornwallis' Permanent Settlement Instituted in Bengal
1820
China was the world's largest economy followed by the UK and India. Industrial revolution in the UK catapulted the nation to the top league of Europe for the first time ever. During this period, British foreign and economic policies began treating India as an unequal partner for the first time.[8]
1850
The gross domestic product of India in 1850 was estimated at about 40 per cent that of China. British cotton exports reach 30 per cent of the Indian market by 1850.
British Raj
1868
First estimation of India's national income by Dadabhai Naoroji
1870
India's economy had a 12.2% share of world income under the British Empire.[citation needed]
1913
India's economy had a 7.6% share of world income under the British Empire.[citation needed]
1943
Famine of Bengal
AZADPAKISTAN2009
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I still cannot imagine , just think if there was no East India Company
There was 37 Trillion USD worth of gold , coins, silver , diamonds in (Then Subcontinent)
Imagine where the civilization would have been ... if it was not invaded by those with "Cannon"
The continent had almost 300 years advantage in term of finances to USA , who went to moon , and if the education / science was promoted ... wow I think 100% The continent would have been the first man on moon/mars
And its amazing how the documentary sheds light on HOW , the continent became a region purely dependent on Agriculture
while in past it has its own Trade/economy/industry/Navy....
That was something new I learnt
But what was stated in the documentary is from good sources so fairly credible
The whole continent went back 450 years after the invasions from richest empires to slaves
From leaders in Industry in textile , craft , iron work , farming to just famers and even that was done on loaned lands
Just 1 Trillion from that fund would have built 10,000 hospitals , 100,000 schools, 10,000 Universities , and countless banks
Plus every thing was so cheap food / housing that with perhaps 1 cents in that time you could feed a family of 4-5 (perhaps even 1 rupee)
Imagine
UK net worth 17 million
Net-worth of Empire in Subcontinent 37 Trillion dollars
There was 37 Trillion USD worth of gold , coins, silver , diamonds in (Then Subcontinent)
Imagine where the civilization would have been ... if it was not invaded by those with "Cannon"
The continent had almost 300 years advantage in term of finances to USA , who went to moon , and if the education / science was promoted ... wow I think 100% The continent would have been the first man on moon/mars
And its amazing how the documentary sheds light on HOW , the continent became a region purely dependent on Agriculture
while in past it has its own Trade/economy/industry/Navy....
That was something new I learnt
But what was stated in the documentary is from good sources so fairly credible
The whole continent went back 450 years after the invasions from richest empires to slaves
From leaders in Industry in textile , craft , iron work , farming to just famers and even that was done on loaned lands
Just 1 Trillion from that fund would have built 10,000 hospitals , 100,000 schools, 10,000 Universities , and countless banks
Plus every thing was so cheap food / housing that with perhaps 1 cents in that time you could feed a family of 4-5 (perhaps even 1 rupee)
Imagine
UK net worth 17 million
Net-worth of Empire in Subcontinent 37 Trillion dollars
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