The Enemy Within

Japanese people are taught Indian history as a warning. An Indian living in Japan asked his

friend why he was never invited home. The friend explained that a few thousand British ruled 300

million Indians not by force, but because Indians helped them. Who pulled the triggers

at Jallianwala Bagh? Indians, following orders. Who betrayed heroes for silver coins?

Indians. The friend said this wasn't slavery of the body, but of the soul.

He argued this pattern continues, with people selling their conscience for small gains.

His final point was chilling: a nation's greatest enemy is often itself.