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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/oct/10/biden-administration-delivers-brusque-message-to-pakistan A step in the right Direction? Or meaningless virtue signal?

Just wondering, why was this predictable? Has something like this happened in the past? Where US would not allow it's diplomats and representatives to interact with RSS/Hindutva folks?

If a neo-con comes to power in 2024, they might try to avenge this humiliation. The question is who they will invade? Most likely Iran, not Pak. In addition to the usual "prevent nukes from hitting jihadi hands" and "prevent Pakistan from fighting a nuclear war with India" that we often state, I...

So basically nothing beneficial to India as usual, just a bunch of vague buzzwords that only make NPC globalists happy.

They should ignore the US for now. Let them be humbled by their Afghanistan embarrassment.

The next problem to deal with is practicality: 1. You have seen the Indian-American lobby keep out BJP and RSS affiliated Indians from Biden's cabinet. I think we avoid this by going Republican. 2. Direct Involvement with Republican like Bobby Jindal and Nikki Hayley is impossible - but that is...

I actually think we should move forward with this idea. This would be the most productive thing to do now that Afghanistan has fallen. We should outline an agenda for what we want to lobby the US to do. To start with, I have said this many times on this forum before, but essentially, our top...

So disgusting to see the sheer number of Hindu speakers on that list. Of course it's not like they could lead with White speakers or anything because that would be racist (alienating to Hindu liberal allies). Don't worry, I'll never listen to these pathetic self-hating naive idealistic...

Times have changed, the cold war is over. It is China that the US wants to keep in check, not India. Pakistan has outlived its usefulness. No one wants a failed state run by Jihadists to have nuclear weapons, US had to pretend otherwise for an extra couple of decades because they needed...

Once the 2024 Republican primary kicks off, (which will start after the 2022 primaries) it may be possible to reach out to populist right candidates and pitch a policy of denuclearizing Pakistan via economic sanctions. Deep state cunts, like that one CIA director who wrote an NYT article crying...

At the end of the day they're not going to do much. USA won't sell India BMDs, they have to get them from Russia. USA won't sanction the fuck out of Porks like they did with Iran to give up their nukes. Trump at least didn't lecture India about peace and tolerance like Obama did, but he failed...

Yes, the intolerance of Indian sino-phobia is why India has a problem with China, not because they are attempting to invade Ladakh, and have previously done the same for Arunchal Pradesh. Not because they are protecting Pakistan from a justified military response to state sponsored acts or...

This is exactly the problem. You cannot acknowlege that a particular minority group has a large number of parasitic members and reproduces at a significantly higher rate than your majority without "muh facism". Any attempt to fix this problem will immediately result in concentration camps. There...

Not when they side with Ummah over India. Might as well be Porks in that case. Same goes for Indians of any faith though (replace ummah with political/academic/journalism career or even external validation from their globalist/progressive friends for Hindus/Sikhs/Jains/Buddhists etc.)

Yeah this is what these garbage-ass pieces of shit do. Whenever they keep out RSS affiliates or hindu nationalist sympathizers it’s always through “indian-american” lobbying efforts which are overwhelming Muslim or Khalistani sympathizing liberal sikhs, along with a little help from oppressed...

It's a step in the right direction. Obama's was insufferably self-righteous, idealistic and naive. He sincerely believed he could goad India into forgiving all of Pork's bullshit for the sake of greater peace and unity (though didn't try to tell Porks the same because even he can see how futile...

I meant India allow China to invest in Pakistan (as in not fund BLA or mess with CPEC). US cares to a certain extent about China and Pakistan actually. The neocons want to stop the CPEC pipeline, but neolibs believe that whole mentality is futile. What is naive about Saying Trump's right-wing...

Neolib and Neocon foreign policy differs slightly on China. Neolibs have basically accepted that US hegemony is going to end, (in fact to Globalists like Obama this is a good thing cuz it's reversing the evils of imperialism/colonialism and white supremacy or something), and that we're soon...

This basically amounts to nothing more than the usual Trumpian narcissistic rage. He's butthurt about being banned (understandably) and is lashing out. There isn't much the supreme court can do. These are private companies who have the right to declare rules for use of their platform, and if you...

He's half right. Richard Spencer has been talking about this for a while. It's not that American conservatives can't stop it, it's that they have no real desire to do so. They don't actually have any deeper ambitions beyond having political power or making money. This is why center-right...