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Obviously, India, as the biggest democracy and vigorous economy, deserves more a seat of G8 than Russia.
Does anyone else sees sarcasm in this post?Obviously, India, as the biggest democracy and vigorous economy, deserves more a seat of G8 than Russia.
India has better economy and good communication skill, India should replace Russia, and India bhai should help China get one seat (may be italy or UK can be replaced) after India join G8 just like India help China get UNSC.Obviously, India, as the biggest democracy and vigorous economy, deserves more a seat of G8 than Russia.
no. CHina is a dictatorship....and it doesn't belong to G8India has better economy and good communication skill, India should replace Russia, and India bhai should help China get one seat (may be italy or UK can be replaced) after India join G8 just like India help China get UNSC.
ya, forget this, so India definitly should replace russia which has been ruled by two men, taking turn.no. CHina is a dictatorship....and it doesn't belong to G8
I question the math. If India gets into G8, then it is G9.Does anyone else sees sarcasm in this post?
Thats why there is a discussion going on to kick Russia out of the league, please refer to post #7I question the math. If India gets into G8, then it is G9.
The spectacle of the G-8 leaders in the bucolic verdure of Camp David, as they were strutting in their leisure attire capped by prudent sweaters against any non-fiscal Catoctin chill for photo-ops for those at home, could momentarily disguise what an appalling mess all the G-8 countries except Germany and Canada have made of the art of government. Not all the leaders who attended are equally blameworthy, of course. The French and Japanese leaders are new. Some — Mario Monti (of Italy) and David Cameron (of the U.K.) — have lightly ameliorated the desperate conditions they inherited; and some — Angela Merkel (of Germany), and Stephen Harper (of Canada) — inherited advantageous conditions and have steadfastly reinforced them, have been reelected and probably will be again. As a group, they are an interesting kaleidoscope of leaders of great nations toiling for their own political well-being and for the welfare of their 900 million people, in eight of the twelve largest national economies (Brazil, China, India, and Spain are missing, and would bring the population represented to over 3.5 billion — a majority of the world). They are like a cutaway drawing of Santa's workshop, with each elf banging away in some purposeful task, yet conveying a slightly comical, portentous busyness.
Good find. Thank you.
Does anyone else sees sarcasm in this post?
By G2 you mean, India and ????India is a lot more ambitious。It is aiming for G2。
No, thanks! We are fine without a seat there!India has better economy and good communication skill, India should replace Russia, and India bhai should help China get one seat (may be italy or UK can be replaced) after India join G8 just like India help China get UNSC.
i agree with yusuf-bhai who earlier wrote baout the sarcasm - the initial post is a 3 liner based on sarcasm and a trap to see how many can be deceived into responding - we've already discussed this topic in a better way in aother threads - this thread is a dummy and can be closed or better still, deleted - it is an embarrasment to the forum and yet another expample of what some mebers are set out to do ..no. CHina is a dictatorship....and it doesn't belong to G8