Detective Pennington
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I know we often talk about the Balochistan freedom struggle here, but what is a practical means to achieve it? I feel like every option I consider just ends in failure.
1. Direct invasion - This is out of the question. In a conventional war in a vaccum, India would be able to pull it off. But in reality, China will intervene in order to protect their strategic assets (CPEC), and Pakistan will probably launch nukes.
2. Indirect support via arms and military training. - I know Afghanistan is already doing this with regards to Balochistan. NDA is training Baloch rebels, and R&AW is most likely providing additional support. But so far it doesn't seem like this is working. Due to the Chinese interests, China will probably send troops to help the Pakistani military crush them by force if independence is near. USA might also intervene due to fears of instability of the nuclear weapons program.
3. Economic sanctions on Pakistan from the international community until they grant freedom to Balochistan and Sindhudesh - problem is that India has raised the Balochistan issue internationally, and we haven't seen a unified response. The major players (US, Russia, and China) don't want Balochi freedom for the reasons I mentioned above. Trump has even put the BLA on the list of banned terrorist organizations. There are some human rights orgs in Europe and etc. giving shelter to Baloch leaders and raising concerns about the issue, and there were some US congressmen like Louie Gohmert/Dana Rohrbacher and a few others who raised the issue, but it hasn't gained any traction.
What else can be done? This seems like the US would really want an independent Balochistan and Sindhudesh as it would block China's access to the Arabian sea, thus blocking an energy route, but it seems that they are more concerned with the instability of Pakistan's nukes and the fear that they would fall into the wrong hands, that they are trying their best to actually help Pakistan develop economically in order to bring stability to the shithole, even if that means helping China along with their silk and belt road initiative.
What if Indian Americans can change the US's foreign policy, the way disgusting subhuman garbage like Faiz Shakir, Sameera Fazili, Huma Abedin etc. are trying to in favor of Pakistan? I think policy making is a better approach than direct political involvement. I feel like most Indian Americans in congress are virtue signalling progressive fuckholes like Pramilla Jayapal and Ro Khanna (see their activities on Kashmir) as the only avenue for non-Christian Indian success is through the Democratic party, which has wayy too much ummah influence and lobbying to take a tough stand on Balochistan. Promoting "peace" between India and Pakistan (aka demanding that India be noble, virtue signalling, self-sacrificing towards the poor little Jihadists who just have to blow up building and commit mass shootings due to their hurt feelings, or promote "human rights" in Kashmir while ignoring Pakistan's Balochi, Sindhi and non Sunni Muslim oppression and borderline genocides because it would be "Islamophobic" to expect Barbarians to behave like human beings) is the current trend. Whereas in the Republican party, you have to be some toolshed fagass like Bobby Jindal or Nikky Haley, who wouldn't dare show any pro-India bias to their White Christian masters.
In terms of policy making, what would be a practical approach? Could groups like the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (who have a lot of activities here) buy a connection to a Balochistan friendly politician like Louie Gohmert? There is a Republican Hindu Coalition. I'm not sure if it's legal to donate to them, but if so, if we can give them enough money, they can donate to a rising star like Ron Desantis (Florida Gov who will probably win the Republican primary if Trump doesn't run in 2024) in exchange for a key advisor on South Asian foreign policy. One can easily sell to the American public, esp through the Republican party, the need to "contain China" by cutting off their access to the Arabian sea, especially after all of Trump's anti-China vitriol that he's loaded into the Republican base.
If you guys think this is a good idea, I can start organizing this with local leaders in the Republican Hindu Coalition and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.
1. Direct invasion - This is out of the question. In a conventional war in a vaccum, India would be able to pull it off. But in reality, China will intervene in order to protect their strategic assets (CPEC), and Pakistan will probably launch nukes.
2. Indirect support via arms and military training. - I know Afghanistan is already doing this with regards to Balochistan. NDA is training Baloch rebels, and R&AW is most likely providing additional support. But so far it doesn't seem like this is working. Due to the Chinese interests, China will probably send troops to help the Pakistani military crush them by force if independence is near. USA might also intervene due to fears of instability of the nuclear weapons program.
3. Economic sanctions on Pakistan from the international community until they grant freedom to Balochistan and Sindhudesh - problem is that India has raised the Balochistan issue internationally, and we haven't seen a unified response. The major players (US, Russia, and China) don't want Balochi freedom for the reasons I mentioned above. Trump has even put the BLA on the list of banned terrorist organizations. There are some human rights orgs in Europe and etc. giving shelter to Baloch leaders and raising concerns about the issue, and there were some US congressmen like Louie Gohmert/Dana Rohrbacher and a few others who raised the issue, but it hasn't gained any traction.
What else can be done? This seems like the US would really want an independent Balochistan and Sindhudesh as it would block China's access to the Arabian sea, thus blocking an energy route, but it seems that they are more concerned with the instability of Pakistan's nukes and the fear that they would fall into the wrong hands, that they are trying their best to actually help Pakistan develop economically in order to bring stability to the shithole, even if that means helping China along with their silk and belt road initiative.
What if Indian Americans can change the US's foreign policy, the way disgusting subhuman garbage like Faiz Shakir, Sameera Fazili, Huma Abedin etc. are trying to in favor of Pakistan? I think policy making is a better approach than direct political involvement. I feel like most Indian Americans in congress are virtue signalling progressive fuckholes like Pramilla Jayapal and Ro Khanna (see their activities on Kashmir) as the only avenue for non-Christian Indian success is through the Democratic party, which has wayy too much ummah influence and lobbying to take a tough stand on Balochistan. Promoting "peace" between India and Pakistan (aka demanding that India be noble, virtue signalling, self-sacrificing towards the poor little Jihadists who just have to blow up building and commit mass shootings due to their hurt feelings, or promote "human rights" in Kashmir while ignoring Pakistan's Balochi, Sindhi and non Sunni Muslim oppression and borderline genocides because it would be "Islamophobic" to expect Barbarians to behave like human beings) is the current trend. Whereas in the Republican party, you have to be some toolshed fagass like Bobby Jindal or Nikky Haley, who wouldn't dare show any pro-India bias to their White Christian masters.
In terms of policy making, what would be a practical approach? Could groups like the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (who have a lot of activities here) buy a connection to a Balochistan friendly politician like Louie Gohmert? There is a Republican Hindu Coalition. I'm not sure if it's legal to donate to them, but if so, if we can give them enough money, they can donate to a rising star like Ron Desantis (Florida Gov who will probably win the Republican primary if Trump doesn't run in 2024) in exchange for a key advisor on South Asian foreign policy. One can easily sell to the American public, esp through the Republican party, the need to "contain China" by cutting off their access to the Arabian sea, especially after all of Trump's anti-China vitriol that he's loaded into the Republican base.
If you guys think this is a good idea, I can start organizing this with local leaders in the Republican Hindu Coalition and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.
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