@britannic_edits: British Raj Edit It’s just an edit don’t take it too seriously #britishempire #britishraj #britishindia #historyedit #rulebritannia

Robi_enoupetik :

the guy has 140 iq +

kirito_best_account :

The people yearn for a stable society

Hassan :

The British Empire should've never collapsed, a modernized British Raj would've been unstoppable. India was never fit to rule itself democratically, and you can see why when you look at it today.

🏵️ :

mf knew ball

najboljemlekojecokoladnomleko :

he was not joking

inxivis ⚛️ :

That guy is smart asf

🇬🇧Colin🇬🇧 :

Rule Britannia! 🇬🇧

blindedbydim :

unc prolly thought its better to be ruled by the colonizers who took care of their colony intstead of their own corrupt gov

𝔄𝔏𝔅𝔄 :

My ancestor served here

𖤓 :

the immense British investments in Indian infrastructure, irrigation and industry. By the 1880s the British had invested £270 million in India, not much less than one-fifth of their entire investment overseas. By 1914 the figure had reached £400 million. The British increased the area of irrigated land by a factor of eight, so that by the end of the Raj a quarter of all land was irrigated, compared with just 5 per cent of it under the Mughals. They created an Indian coal industry from scratch which by 1914 produced nearly 16 million tons a year. They increased the number of jute spindles by a factor of ten. There were also marked improvements in public health, which increased Indian average life expectancy by eleven years. * It was the British who introduced quinine as an anti-malarial prophylactic, carried out public programmes of vaccination against smallpox - often in the face of local resistance - and laboured to improve the urban water supplies that were so often the bearers of cholera and other diseases. And, although it is simply impossible to quantify, it is hard to believe that there were not some advantages in being governed by as incorruptible a bureaucracy as the Indian Civil Service. After independence, that idiosyncratic Anglophile Chaudhuri was sacked from All India Radio for dedicating his Autobiography of an Unknown Indian to ‘the memory of the British Empire in India … because all that was good and living within us was made, shaped and quickened by the same British Empire We are not only the purest in intention but one of the most beneficent in act ever known to mankind, the British Empire is under Providence the greatest instrument for good that the world has seen. The widest system of organised human freedom which has ever existed in human history

🇬🇧 🗡️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🛡️ :

I love being British

Cloud :

Not a flex buddy

🇪🇺Lio🇺🇦🇦🇷 :

Ts lwk tuff as a Argentine

𝙣𝙁𝙡𝙖𝙢𝙗𝙖 :

Not the modern British government

🇸🇪 TheSwedenGlazer 🇸🇪 :

Greatness and freedom or nothing and freedom

ilovemiyabi<3 :

it always amazes me how britons could build and maintain such a massive empire, love from poland 🫶

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† Joseph🇦🇺 :

God bless

testo_thore🇩🇪 :

🇬🇧vanguardzero🇬🇧 :

finnaly a worthy one

Adam :

Someone give that man a passport

✝️slovenian.furry.geo🇸🇮🇱🇻 :

W

Laksh🗿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💎 :

Guy knows ball.

zscepter :

he knows ball

Ben ⛰️🌲 :