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The GOP. Sorry for the ambiguity.You or the GOP ?
The GOP. Sorry for the ambiguity.You or the GOP ?
* If I am not wrong a former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State said in past Pakistan: Ally or Liability?pakistan is us ally!!!
if usa really considered pakistan to be enemy or thought it was of no use any longer then they would have done the invading part themselves or turned on the screws. fact is usa still considers pakistan of some use against "growing powers" in the region.
us-paki relationship is like a quarreling marriage between husband and wife but is still a marriage at the end of the day...India is merely the sexy 3rd person with a potential of an affair. Another factor is that usa doesn't want India to get so powerful that we want them to be kicked out of the Indian ocean.
This is not possible, US need Pakistan more than India to continue ops in Astan..Anyway, if India is ready then US won't need Pakistan any more.
im in agreement with y our overall line of reasoningThis is not possible, US need Pakistan more than India to continue ops in Astan..
To Counter China, Both US & India are working..
Your last line tells me everything about your stance.* If I am not wrong a former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State said in past Pakistan: Ally or Liability?
Anyway, if India is ready then US won't need Pakistan any more.
US tried since 1947, they offered their weapons, India rejected it from day one. What else we can expect from US then?
* Here you are right US didn't attack Pakis yet by them self. US missed it after 9/11.
If the growing power is US ally in the region, then no need to worry. In fact now they are ready to help India again.
* There will be no one who can kick off US from any where in this planet. Forget about IOR.
Just not possible.
Your last line tells me everything about your stance.
I bet within your life only usa will be reduced to a regional power and i only wish you remember what you thought now and eat your own words.Only thing is secure our side, here our is India.
The next face is like second cold war.
Indian interest in this second cold war stays with US side.
Few days back I posted here--- if Russia is a Bhoot then USA is a Palit.
As a country it is in our interest to be with US in this situation, nothing anti/pro Russia our anti/pro USA.
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"USA will be reduced to a regional power"---> (Trust me, I am dying to see that day. I am not a US lover)
But not going to happen, just bcz, no one yet developed that capacity as of today.
If some one develop it today, then it will be a new story for me. I would like to hear it.
There is a poster on other Indian forum he has a very nice signature, something like......
No country has friends, they has interests only.
This is sad but It is naked true.
The only thing is few people are not ready to accept it.
what has india gained from this policy?fine till now but will america accept our no alignment policy, time decides..
If that was the case, then I missed it by miles.....
The main reason we didn't attack Pak in 2008 was because of the U.S. presence of Afghanistan.
Main reason we haven't attack POK in BJP Gov because Pakistani knew our plans while the Gov was undecided to go for it or not..
You know, You dont need top class spies to notice huge amount of logistics and troops deployed in such a small area for so long to attack..
In that case Gov never had any plans for some attack like that..KB, they are talking about 2008.
What exactly are they offering to India???Wednesday, July 25, 2012
By : Defence News
The US on July 23 virtually offered to match India's 50-year-old ally Russia in matters of multi-billion dollar defence deals. It has offered India sophisticated high-end technology, latest equipments and even a promise to change its stringent technology-transfer rules to accommodate New Delhi's growing ambitions.
The corner stone of US-India relationship is India's surging defence equipment demand that will induce a spending of around $80 billion over the next 6-7 years.
Deputy Secretary of Defense, USA, Ashton B Carter said while addressing Indian audience comprising strategic thinkers and industry representatives, "We want to knock down any remaining bureaucratic barriers in our defence relationship, and strip away the impediments. We want to set big goals to achieve,".
He added, "India deserves the best military equipment available and we are prepared to help. Practically, we want to be India's highest-quality and most-trusted long-term supplier of technology," without naming Russia, which is dominant in military equipment sales to India. Over the past few years, Russia has leased a nuclear-powered submarine to India, sold an aircraft carrier, co-developed a supersonic missile and is now co-developing a 5th generation stealth fighter jet and a transport aircraft.
The US is looking at cooperation and not just trade with India. It is not a buyer-seller relationship that the US is pushing for. India is top priority in US arms export considerations and the US is bending rules to respond more rapidly to India's requests for sophisticated equipment and systems & more advanced technologies. "We are improving our government's overall export-control system", India can make some changes too by raising its FDI ceiling from the present 26% to 49%.
India and the US have a lot in common but they also differ in many issues. They may not see eye-to-eye on many fronts but both countries have long-term interests in each other, if not always common approaches. Carter went on to suggest "A joint vision for the US-India defence cooperation".
Defence News - US Offers To Match India's Ally Russia