India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
The other problem with milk in the US is that they sell things like non-fat, 1%, 2% milk which people think is healthy. However, contrary to expectations, they are not. When you remove butter fat from milk then the milk does not taste good at all and the US dairy companies add something else - sugar water and other ingredients. Even regular milk has other additives which are dubious in nature. A1 milk is not good for those who are lactose intolerant, those who are not still have issues. Milk drinking in the US hikes up blood glucose levels.
All cheese making in the US use rennet an enzyme from the stomach of cows. This is a meat product. So all cheeses on pizza are effectively meat based. Even the tomato sauce has beef stew or chicken stew in them. Most products in the US are meat based and getting a vegetarian base is quite hard.
All cheese making in the US use rennet an enzyme from the stomach of cows. This is a meat product. So all cheeses on pizza are effectively meat based. Even the tomato sauce has beef stew or chicken stew in them. Most products in the US are meat based and getting a vegetarian base is quite hard.
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
Tanaji wrote: ↑14 Aug 2025 17:27 I don’t get it: the oil demand doesn’t go away magically by putting in tariffs. If EU joins in, doesn’t crude just become more expensive for everyone including EU? Indian crude consumption is not insignificant…
What does India do if EU do decide to join in? I wonder if they would have so many exemptions that the impact would be small…
We are just being made examples of. Trump won’t dare tariff China.
Tanaji saar,
EU was surviving on russian crude that was imported and processed by India which then exported petrol, diesel, and ATF to the EU at reasonable prices, until the stooopide euroschumucks decided to rock the boat by pissing India off. They raked up the issue of India buying russian crude and how immoral it was for the war in UKR. They gave India till december to stop the import, all the while they were importing massive amounts of oil and gas from the same russian sources.
They also sanctioned the nyara refinery at vadinar because rosneft had a 49% stake in it
You have to remember that these are all ex colonialists who think that they "know" how to deal with the India that was once colonized by them. They forgot that this was the new India
India has since diverted this stable supply chain to markets in cheen and africa, leaving these smug euroswine literally reeling.
This was not how they had gamed it
Their alternate is expensive trump oil shipped from the you ess
trumpwa will not dare sanction cheen because they already taught him a very bitter lesson by shutting down the REE pipeline.
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
bala wrote: ↑14 Aug 2025 20:16 The other problem with milk in the US is that they sell things like non-fat, 1%, 2% milk which people think is healthy. However, contrary to expectations, they are not. When you remove butter fat from milk then the milk does not taste good at all and the US dairy companies add something else - sugar water and other ingredients. Even regular milk has other additives which are dubious in nature. A1 milk is not good for those who are lactose intolerant, those who are not still have issues. Milk drinking in the US hikes up blood glucose levels.
All cheese making in the US use rennet an enzyme from the stomach of cows. This is a meat product. So all cheeses on pizza are effectively meat based. Even the tomato sauce has beef stew or chicken stew in them. Most products in the US are meat based and getting a vegetarian base is quite hard.
bala saar,
even their "freedom fries" are fried in beef tallow
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
But the west seems to think it's all or nothing. The only way to live in this world is by ruling it or not live at all. The west is as irrational as the pakis.Rudradev wrote: ↑14 Aug 2025 19:52The unspoken thing in the international diplomatic community-- nobody, but nobody is happy with Trump's penchant for tariffs. It is a threat to governments, industries, multinational corporations, and stock markets alike.hanumadu wrote: ↑14 Aug 2025 18:54
I think the Europeans will eventually join US and put secondary sanctions on us. Isolating Russia did not work. They are unable to isolate China. They will try isolating India next. How many countries will stand with us? Will Russia stand with us? Will China? China stood with Russia because they know they are next. India did not go all out against China for the same reason. Will China return the favour?
What will Brazil, BRICS and other south - south countries do when the US signs trade deals with them and try to isolate India? Will the coalitions India built last or is it every man for himself?
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India will remember who stood with it and who with Trump in these trying years. Other countries know this.
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
One of the things to understand about India-US relations and how much US values its relationship with India is that US still does not have an Ambassador for India after 6 months of the TanTrump administration.
It was the same situation during the first couple of years of previous admin, to be fair to Biden, you cannot blame him. His advisors liberally using the Robopen probably forgot as well.
It was the same situation during the first couple of years of previous admin, to be fair to Biden, you cannot blame him. His advisors liberally using the Robopen probably forgot as well.
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
I don't buy American cheese. I only eat European made cheese which these days has gotten quite expensive.
Interestingly in most grocery stores American "cheese" like kraft or whatever are in a separate area from imported cheese .
Interestingly in most grocery stores American "cheese" like kraft or whatever are in a separate area from imported cheese .
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
I think the next target will be the Indian pharma industry - this will be under guise of India not respecting patents and a demand that India outlaw forced patenting (even though it has been rarely used). Trump has threatened US pharma with pegging them to MFN status unless they reduce prices.
There will be blowback to Indian pharma at some point. It doesn’t matter what percentage of US medicines we supply- US pharma already doesn’t like generics - they will pay off Trump to target Indian pharma
There will be blowback to Indian pharma at some point. It doesn’t matter what percentage of US medicines we supply- US pharma already doesn’t like generics - they will pay off Trump to target Indian pharma
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A lot of American cheese would not be legally called cheese in EU
Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
They can target every Indian sector and start an economic war since they think India is vulnerable. As usual we are not prepared for such a war with the countries we thought were our allies, natural partners etcTanaji wrote: ↑14 Aug 2025 23:18 I think the next target will be the Indian pharma industry - this will be under guise of India not respecting patents and a demand that India outlaw forced patenting (even though it has been rarely used). Trump has threatened US pharma with pegging them to MFN status unless they reduce prices.
There will be blowback to Indian pharma at some point. It doesn’t matter what percentage of US medicines we supply- US pharma already doesn’t like generics - they will pay off Trump to target Indian pharma

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Re: India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
Not sure but if Putin offers an economic deal to Trump then expect India to be sacrificed. They will paint the good boy as the bad boy. Because then US can pivot to Asia Pacific knowing it is secure. At what point will India want to add a digital tax on MS etc, if at all.
I think this playbook was always available and it will be ready to be used at the next juncture when the next conflict happens.
The worry is the western cabal was open to us due to the approval of US; they may start showing their true colours now
I think this playbook was always available and it will be ready to be used at the next juncture when the next conflict happens.
The worry is the western cabal was open to us due to the approval of US; they may start showing their true colours now