India-US relations: News and Discussions IV

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Manish_P
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Vayutuvan wrote: 19 Jul 2025 22:43 As India rises, the hate will come out more and more into the open....
It will and indeed we can see it happening
...It is our responsibility to educate them as well do what Jewish folks do....
Very tough ask. The Jews have been trying for decades and for all their efforts are now increasingly facing the blow-back from the closer of the two fellow Abrahamics. The Nazism card had anyway worn off a long time ago.

IMVHO pagans like Sanatanis don't really have much chance. In their world-view brown sub-continental asians are just one rung above the africans...
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^ they've had such thoughts about Greeks ,Russians ,Jews , east Asians as well. One racial group they never had doubts were whites are arabs
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https://www.deccanherald.com/business/a ... ut-3639379

NYT article from 21 hours ago.

Trump has completely folded in his "trade war" against China. By withholding rare earth mineral exports in retaliation against Trump's 145% tariffs and restrictions on AI-chip exports, China made the US tech, automobile & defense titans squeal. They in turn have successfully pressured Trump to (1) resume chip exports to PRC and (2) drop tariffs to 30% and (3) fire China Hawks from his administration, replacing them with pro-trade (and pro-China) technocrats.

Besides representing a humiliating defeat for America First, it signals an ominous policy shift in US-China relations from the Indian perspective.

Trump has abjectly begged the Chinese for a state visit to Beijing to sign off on new trade deals in person with Xi Jinping later this year. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is already lining up top-shelf American CEOs to join his delegation on Air Force One.

I predict that Trump is going to present this as a historic, Nixon Redux rapprochement of the US with China— basically giving PRC whatever they want on a platter while claiming statesmanship points for himself. Part of what the Chinese will demand (and I'm sure Trump will give) is a joint partnership aimed at containing and reversing India's rise.

Taken together with Trump's new fondness for Asim Munir, a new Nixon-Kissinger moment for the US & China will herald the worst phase in US-India relations since 1971.
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Rudradev wrote: 21 Jul 2025 20:40 https://www.deccanherald.com/business/a ... ut-3639379

NYT article from 21 hours ago.

Trump has completely folded in his "trade war" against China. By withholding rare earth mineral exports in retaliation against Trump's 145% tariffs and restrictions on AI-chip exports, China made the US tech, automobile & defense titans squeal. They in turn have successfully pressured Trump to (1) resume chip exports to PRC and (2) drop tariffs to 30% and (3) fire China Hawks from his administration, replacing them with pro-trade (and pro-China) technocrats.

Besides representing a humiliating defeat for America First, it signals an ominous policy shift in US-China relations from the Indian perspective.

Trump has abjectly begged the Chinese for a state visit to Beijing to sign off on new trade deals in person with Xi Jinping later this year. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is already lining up top-shelf American CEOs to join his delegation on Air Force One.

I predict that Trump is going to present this as a historic, Nixon Redux rapprochement of the US with China— basically giving PRC whatever they want on a platter while claiming statesmanship points for himself. Part of what the Chinese will demand (and I'm sure Trump will give) is a joint partnership aimed at containing and reversing India's rise.

Taken together with Trump's new fondness for Asim Munir, a new Nixon-Kissinger moment for the US & China will herald the worst phase in US-India relations since 1971.


Rudradev ji,

So then, what happens to the QUAD, and the amriki sanctions on russki oil/gas that was going to be a "bunker buster", aimed at India, cheen, and brazil

are both going to land up a gum tree

does this clown need a brain transplant or what ............. :mrgreen: ...............
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