Hindumisia.ai has come up with an analytical tool to analyze anti-Hindu atrocity literature. The tool known as ‘Atrocity Analytics’ aims to promote a better understanding of the nature, extent, and evolution of anti-Hindu hate speech in various atrocity literature since the colonial era. The analytics includes atrocity score, trend, compact, and conclusion.
Atrocity analytics – a tool to analyze anti-Hindu hate
Hindumisia.ai analyzed the book James Mill’s History of British India, which can be termed as one of the prime drivers of anti-Hindu misconceptions and hatred prevalent today. The book was used as input into the AI (Artificial Intelligence) model to determine anti-Hindu hate, and results were analyzed and grouped chapter-wise. Anti-Hindu hate was visualized using standard quantitative techniques, and an Atrocity Analytics Report generated.
Mill’s book has seven chapters, covering different aspects of Hindu civilization and Dharma.
Chapter 1: Chronology of Ancient History of the Hindus
Chapter 2: Classification and Distribution of People
Chapter 3: The Form of Government
Chapter 4: The Laws
Chapter 5: The Taxes
Chapter 6: Religion
Chapter 7: Manners
The first thing the tool does is calculate the Atrocity Score. This includes an overall Atrocity Index as a percentage – the Atrocity Index for James Mill’s book was a staggering 66%. Next is the Atrocity Spread, i.e. % of content detected as anti-Hindu by the AI Model in different parts (chapters) of the text being analyzed. And this Atrocity Spread is used to find the Atrocity Rank among the chapters – Chapters 1 (History), 2 (Society), and 6 (Religion) in Mill’s book are the chapters with the highest percentage of Hinduphobic (Hindumisic) content.
The analysis shows that James Mill has reserved toxic hate for Hindu history and society.
The tool also provides an Atrocity Trend, in which it analyzes and ranks the aspect of Hindu Dharma the author attacked in each of the chapters. This anti-Hindu Disposition is ranked on a scale of 1 (highest) to 7 (lowest).
The next aspect of analytics is known as Atrocity Compact. It takes a look at keywords and themes from the book that must be viewed along with Atrocity Spread and Trend aspects in order to form informed opinions about the literature. The keywords and themes from the Compact can help infer specific attacks on Hindus.
So one can deduce that James Mill attacks the Hindu cycle of time by looking at the Atrocity Compact and Spread for the entire book. Likewise, if we review the Compact and Trend for each chapter, we find that he mostly attacks the Hindu concept of time in Chapter 1; Hindu society, particularly Brahmins, in Chapter 2; and various aspects of Hindu Dharma such as our conception of the divine in Chapter 6.
Hindumisia.ai intends to analyze more such literature in order to gain an analytic understanding of anti-Hindu hate from the colonial era onwards. This would give us an insight into the nature and prevalence of Hinduphobia that would otherwise be hidden. The information thus obtained can be used to create awareness regarding anti-Hindu hate speech and also develop strategies to combat it. Furthermore, the information can be used to guide public policy and education decisions.
“Anti-Hindu hate can take many forms, including violence, discrimination, and misinformation. It is important to be aware of the different ways in which anti-Hindu hate can manifest itself and to speak out against it whenever we see it. By learning more about anti-Hindu hate and supporting organizations that are working to combat it, we can create a safer world for all Hindus”, says Hindumisia.ai.
Atrocity Literature
Atrocity Literature is a Western concept aimed at dismantling Bharat and Hindu Dharma. It is a part of the Western propaganda war that was written to show Bharat in general and Hindus and Hindu Dharma in particular as uncivilized, barbaric, and oppressive, thereby justifying its colonization.
Atrocity literature is a psychological warfare tactic that has been employed by Western powers for centuries as a means of subjugating, controlling, assimilating, and ultimately eradicating indigenous cultures and civilizations. When coupled with media support, this strategy can have a devastating, long-lasting, and sometimes irreversible impact on the targeted civilization or culture. Its insidious nature lies in its ability to make the people of the civilization under attack believe that those trying to destroy them are their benefactors.
The West has effectively deployed this approach against various populations it colonized and invaded, including Native Americans, African communities, and Bharat. Christian missionaries, NGOs, Western and Indian academic institutions, private Western foundations, human and animal rights groups, the media, and Western governments have all utilized atrocity literature to undermine Bharat.
Reference
Atrocity Analytics Report by Hindumisia.ai based on AI-driven analysis of James Mill’s book History of British India.
