Chapter 35
Rise of Global Power India
India Supports
Petro-Colonialism
“Global Clash of
Races-Diplomacy of Civilizations” © (2006) Kalki Gaur
35(0) Purport
(1) Asia is the Future and Europe is Old
Thesis One: The 21st Century is an Asian Century and India and China are the leaders of Asia. In geopolitical terms, all of Europe is old, the world’s most tourist friendly museum piece. In the mind’s eye of the Neo-conservatives, Europe should be hung with an enormous sign: “The future used to happen here.” It is understatement to say that Germany and France is Old Europe, while former Soviet colonies the East Europeans or Poland represent New Europe, as the whole Europe is old, with ageing population and declining birth rate. After the decline of Germany and France no Catholic nation could ever aspire to join the ranks of world powers in 21st Century, unless Papacy succeeds to partition Protestant USA to carve out a Catholic United States.
One. The trend lines in terms of economic and military power all say “Asia,” Hindu and Buddhist Asia, and the future is happening in Asia, for better or worse. The geopolitical stakes in Asia are much higher than the stakes in Europe. The top world civilizations and top world powers of the 21st Century are: Protestant United States, Buddhist China, Hindu India, Buddhist Japan, Western Christian European Union and Orthodox Russia.
Two. No Islamic nation could possibly join the ranks of world powers in the 21st Century, neither Pakistan nor Iran nor Saudi Arabia nor Indonesia, in spite of all oil-incomes the GNPs of all Islamic nations consign them to the status of a medium powers at the best. No OPEC nation and no Muslim nation can ever be a world power in the 3rd Millennium.
Three. The clash of civilizations in the 21st Century requires Troika of USA, China and India to lead the world, as by 2050 the GNP of top 4 economies in the world shall be: China, USA, India and Japan, and the GNP of India shall be four times the GNP of Japan.
(2) Sustainable Balance of Concert of Asia
Thesis Two: The de Richelieu Raison D’etat Concert of Asia, seeking a sustainable triangular continental Asian Balance of Power, among China, India and Japan with United States as the maritime Balancer shall maintain peace in Asia and realize the dream of Century of Asia. The post-Napoleonic Concert of Europe (1815-1914) maintained peace in Europe between several European powers with Britain as a Balancer.
One. The strategic goal of Bush-Rice foreign policy is to create a sustainable balance of power in Asia, so Asian countries can continue to liberalize, progress and develop in the 21st Century of Asia. If the focus of USA-India strategic ties in Asia is containment of rising China vis-à-vis the United States and India, the historic model is Europe circa 1914, with China in the role of Germany.
Two. If the geopolitical balance of power focus in Asia is widened out to include Hindu India and Buddhist Japan along with Buddhist China, then the more congenial triangular Asian balance of power or Concert of Asia might be Europe circa 1815, with a stable balance of power between several Asian world powers, throughout next 100-years of the 21st Century and the Protestant United States as balancer as Britain was during Concert of Europe (from 1815 to 1914), with very little cost to Christian United States.
Three. The Triangular Balance of power in Asia requires United States should undertake preemptive attacks to demilitarize nuke-seeking Iran.
Four.
Pakistan does not have any significant independent role in the triangular
balance of power and it must work either through China, India or USA to
influence the triangular balance in Asia.
35(1) Talk Points
(1) New Perception of
India as Global Power
INDIA OF 1750 PRODUCED 24.5% OF WORLD: One. In 1750 India accounted for 24.5%, China for 32.8%, West for 18.2%, Orthodoxy for 5.0% and Japan for 3.8% of the world’s total manufacturing output. In 1750 India, China & Japan manufactured 61% of world’s total goods.
WORLD HAS NEW PERCEPTION OF INDIA: Two. Perceptions shape decisions.
Often they are flawed. Sometimes, they are incomplete. The rich cultural
diversity and spiritual traditions of India are well known, but they constitute
only one aspect of India. There is another India, the India of the 21st
century, which is still not so well known, with its many strengths. Judge India
in terms of its present strengths. Modern democratic India of 21st century has
unprecedented strengths and look India in the light of this new reality.
INDIA’S
FIVE REVOLUTIONS: Three. India has six major strengths, its five simultaneously
occurring revolutions and the five main areas with the maximum promise of
growth. Among the five revolutions, first is the IT revolution. Second
revolution is the socio-economic revolution, which was unleashed by the IT
revolution. It has empowered hundreds of millions of our citizens. The third
revolution is demographic revolution, with 54 pc of the population below 25
years of age. But it were last two revolutions, the fourth a revolution of
expectations and fifth a psychological revolution that, were truly path
breaking. Fourth revolution is the revolution of expectations of India’s new
consumerist class. India now has a powerful new force of young people, full of
optimism and ambitions, fired by boundless energy, who are seeking
opportunities for wealth, success and prosperity. Fifth revolution is a
psychological revolution of can-do attitude.
INDIA’S
SIX STRENGTHS: Four. The Five Revolutions had translated into Six Strengths.
First strength is a strong economy driven primarily by indigenous skills and
domestic enterprise. Second strength is a growing and accessible domestic
market with import and investment barriers falling away. Third strength is a
rich pool of human resources. Fourth strength is English speaking, with R&D
skills, technological training and managerial capabilities. Fifth strength is
state-of-the-art technologies including indigenously built supercomputers and
satellites, global leadership in technologies of the Knowledge Economy. Sixth
strength is a sound and transparent financial system, with well-managed banking
and insurance sectors, and vibrant capital markets.
(2) India may colonize
Oil Colonies
One. It is
a manifest destiny of India to regain control over oil and gas resources of
Iran and Iraq as it had before 1947. It is a manifest destiny of India to
reestablish Indian Rupee Zone, as it had before 1965, when Saudi Arabia, UAE,
Qatar, Bahrain, Muscat and Oman, Yemen kept its foreign exchange reserves in
Indian Rupee.
Two. India
should join forces with the petro-colonialism of the industrialized civilized
world. Indian Empire controlled 100% of Iranian Oil and 48% of Iraqi oil before
1947 and Persian Gulf was an Indian Lake. India should join forces with
American Oil Colonialism that seeks to establish oil colonies throughout Middle
East. India might send Indian troops to administer, control and manage American
oil colony in Iraq, because India wants to establish India’s own oil colony in
near future to secure its supplies of oil and gas resources. By joining United
States and Britain as Co-Occupying Power in Iraqi Oil colony, India would get
rewarding first hand experience in Colonial administration, management of oil
resources, so that colonial occupation might not become a drain on the national
exchequer. Whatever United States would do in Iraq, would come handy for India
for properly managing its own oil colonies.
Three.
India believes that President Bush wisely gave birth to a new age of colonial
empires in the 21st Century and India should its utmost so that India and China
might not lose in the second age of colonialism. India as a world power should
help fellow world power United States, maintain order and peaceful management
of its colonial properties in Iraq. India wants to become a full partner in
American oil colonialism, so that pentagon should outsource its entire colonial
administration and colonial management operations to Indian companies and
Indian Army.
(3) Indian Empire Ruled
Persian Gulf
Indian
Army of Indian Empire ruled over Iranian oilfields and Iraq, Kuwait, UAE,
Qatar, Bahrain, Muscat and Oman, Yemen and Suez Canal before 1947. When India
withdrew Indian Army from Iraq in 1947, British lost control over Iraq in 1958,
when military coup overthrew the pro-British King of Iraq, while British Army
was in barracks in Baghdad. British garrison in Baghdad failed to quell the
uprising and with it ended the dreams of British Oil colonialism in Iraq.
Without the support of the India Army, British Prime
(4) New Age of Colonial
Empires
The
American occupation of Iraq created a new world order of Colonial Empires and
this world order is as moral as the order it replaced. The top A-grade three
world powers are, namely, United States, China and India. The troika is
followed by three B-grade large world powers, namely, Russia, France, and
Britain. These six great powers followed by C-grade medium world powers,
namely, Germany, Japan and Canada. India and China forced to develop new
foreign policy and garbage their past diplomatic agenda. United States, India
and China must start on a clean slate and set the agenda for the new world
order, where great powers like United States, will enjoy full freedom to
establish their colonies at the time and place of their choice. The fundamental
lesson of the 2003 is that Russia has permanently declined and its
international influence could only decline further, because of the decline of
Russian population. France and Germany and Russia can play great power role
only when they would pool their diplomatic and economic assets, and speak with
a single voice of White Christian Europe. The 21st Century is the Century of
America, India and China, and European powers lack the resources to play any
great power role and no Islamic nation would ever join the ranks of world
powers, except may be Pakistan.
(5) India is a Global
Power in 2006, sez Bush
The nuclear deal with India is turning point as President
Bush realized that India is a “Global Power”, and India has a “historic duty to
support democracy” around the world and that partnership between USA and India
are closer than ever before. “The United States and India separated by half the
globe, are closer than ever before, and the partnership between our free people
has the power to transform the world. As a global power, India has a historic
duty to support democracy around the world,” said President Bush.
(6) Diplomacy of
Wilsonian Deception
America
accepted that it employed traditional Wilsonian ideological deception when it
promoted American imperialistic oil colonialism goals under the camouflage of
‘Operation Iraqi Freedom’ when American resolution to UN Security Council
declared its status as ‘Occupying Power’ in Iraq. The concept of Colonial
Empires became legitimate from that point onwards. The decolonization process
that started in 1960s is heading for reversal. Colonial empires will become
legitimate units of the International system in the 21st Century. The great
powers would accept the legitimate colonial rights of the colonial powers over
the colonies, as they accepted it from 1500 to 1960. Like United States, India
and China, Britain and France, Germany and Japan also acquired the legal right
to create their colonial empires if they could afford to do so. British
American conquest of Iraq started the new scramble for colonies in the 21st
Century. The colonial world order shall be as legitimate in terms of
international law as the decolonized world order it replaced.
(7) Rise of God of Oil
One. The
god of Oil decreed that oil producing nations should become colonies of the
industrialized world powers. The Capitalist god of Oil shall rule oil-producing
countries and establish oil colonial empires throughout oil-producing world.
The new pagan secular capitalist god of oil emerged to global prominence in
2003, and exposed its might and grandeur ambitions, which had hitherto been
camouflaged under Wilsonian idealism.
Two. The
Oil lobby would become more powerful than the Jewish lobby, Pope’s lobby and
Armament lobby in determining the future policy of the White House and the
Capitol. The WASP Oil God would determine the future Pope of the Roman Catholic
Church, the Kings of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and UAE, and select the future Prime
Ministers and Presidents of Britain, Italy, Israel, Spain and many countries of
the world. The God of Oil would rule the world in the 21st Century. Oil will
determine politics, religion and economy of the world in 21st Century.
Three.
America’s status as the super power solely depends on its continued control
over Arabian Gulf oil and gas resources. The adversaries of United States would
focus their attacks on the Achilles’ Heels of the United States exposed by the
vulnerability of the Arabian Gulf oil and gas resources. United States would
have lost its super power status had it allowed United Nations to lift
sanctions imposed on Iraq, because French and Russian companies had signed
lucrative oil contracts with Saddam Hussein, which would have become effective
the day UNO lifted sanctions.
Four.
President Bush realized that America is a superpower so long as United States
controlled the global oil trade and the American dollar is the official
currency of the global oil trade. The Third World War would be for Arabian Gulf
Oil, where adversaries would try to control the oil or undermine adversary’s
control over Arabian oil. Any one who controls the Oil and gas reserves of the
Arabian Gulf controls the destiny of the world. The future World Wars shall be
wars for oil.
(8) Decline of Russia
Russia
under President Putin emerged as potentially rich oil power. Russia and France
would cease to be great powers if they accepted America as the occupying powers
over Iraq and ended the United Nations control over Iraqi Oil for Food
programs. The failure of Russia to check American imperialism over Iraq would
embolden the Americans and encourage United States to engineer the secession of
Eastern Siberia from Russia with some help from China. If Russia and France
humbly bowed down to the Yankee President over occupation of Iraq then India would
have no option but to join American Camp.
India
provided 3,500,000 troops during WW II And 1,500,000 troops during WW I, for
the Allied Forces and India could do so again to create Pax Americana and
American oil colonialism, in exchange for the co-Occupying power status that
President Bush offered to Poland over a sector in Iraq. Had President Bush
offered the Co-Occupying Power role in the post-occupation Iraq to Indian Prime
Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, it is very likely that India might have supported
American invasions of Iraq. No Muslim nation ever thanked India for standing
for the Muslim Iraq, and Muslim Malaysia and Muslim Indonesia arrested Indian
IT professionals for India’s support to Iraq during Non Aligned Nation’s
conference in Malaysia. If Russia and France failed to stop American occupation
of Iraq, then India should support American imperialistic moves in the
oil-producing world and Islamic world. India should declare that any war
between the Christian world and the Islamic world is good for the Hindu world,
so long as India became the co-occupying power after the war.
(9) India’s Options in
Post Iraq Order
India
should accept the ground reality that Colonial Empires would stage a come back
in the first decade of the 21st Century and White Europeans, Russia, Germany,
France, South Korea and Japan would be forced to compromise with American Oil
Colonialism. The new age of Colonialism dawned on the world in 2003 and it
would gain legitimate legal status, when United Nations agreed for transferring
control of Iraqi oil to American occupation troops. America made the first move
in May ’03 to legitimize the new world order where Colonial Empires would
become the principal units of the international system, making the 21st Century
similar to the pre-Second World War age. In proposing a UN Security Council
resolution on sanctions, the United States and Britain for the first time refer
to themselves as "occupying powers" rather than "liberating
forces" in Iraq. The "occupier" under the 1949 Geneva
Conventions on humanitarian law has specific powers and obligations. Now the
American hype of “Operation Iraq Liberation” the typical Wilsonian diplomacy of
deception stand exposed as the naked policy of imperialist aggression for
establishing American oil colony in Iraq, the country with world’s
second-largest oil reserves. India should support American Oil Colonialism in
exchange for Occupying Power Status that United States granted TO Poland for
supply 200 non-combatants in Iraq War. India should accept the reality of Oil
imperialism in the 21st Century and must not try to protect the sovereignty of
the oil-producing Islamic nations. India should declare preemptive loyalty to
future American imperialistic policies provided India granted suitable status
as co-Occupying Power in the American oil colonies. India should covet the role
President Bush granted to Britain and Poland in two separate sectors in Iraq.
India should learn to worship, honor and support the WASP Oil god and WASP Oil
Colonialism.
(10) Tri-Polar World
One. India
must support Pax-Americana and develop closer USA-India strategic ties to
increase its option in USA-China-India Triangular Balance of Power. The World
became Tripolar world, with United States, India, and China as world’s top three
world powers, when Russia and France failed to Veto the UN Security Council
that endorsed United States and Britain as Occupying Powers in Iraq, that made
Iraq the legal colony of the United States. The recognition of United States
and Britain as the legitimate Occupation Forces under the UN Security Council
resolution would simultaneously derecognize Russia as the 2nd leading world
power and reduce its status to 4th largest power, behind India and China. The
top three world powers are: United States, China and India.
Two. The
population of Russia would decline by 600,000 every year and Russia destined to
become the ageing nation and Russia would be happy if it could continue to hold
on to Eastern Siberia, the continental size landmass with only 7 million
population. India should accept the permanent decline of Russia as world power
and the fact that due to the continued population decline, Russia’s
international role would further decline in years to come.
Three.
India is a greater world power than Russia in 2003. Russian Orthodox Church
does not recognize Hinduism as a legitimate religion. Russia would find its
destiny with Catholic European powers, namely France and Germany. Since Russia
does not allow Indian’s immigration to Russia, India should better cast its lot
with United States, the rising imperial power, dreaming to rule the entire
oil-producing world. India as the world’s 3rd Power must learn that India
should lead Russia, Germany and France rather than allowing them to lead India,
because India as third world power outranks Russia, Germany, France, Britain
and Japan.
(11) India-Israel Defense
Pact
Though
Israel is neither a world-class economic power nor a world-class military
power, India should sign a Defense Pact because Israel destined to play an
important role in the emerging Petro-Colonial Empires of the Middle East. Hindu
India should sign defense Pact with Protestant United States and Jewish Israel
to create a common front of the democracies against Islamic terrorism. It is in
the common interest of India and Israel to convince Republican
Neo-conservatives that the geo-strategic situation in the Arabian Peninsula
changed after the American conquest of Iraq, and America neither needed the
continued support of the Saudi House of Al Saud nor the support of the Mecca’s
Wahhabi clergy for establishing direct American control and rule over Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait and United Arab Emirates.
American
Caliphate should establish direct colonial rule over Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia,
Kuwait and UAE and declare Christianity as the official religion of Arabian
Peninsula. India's National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra proposed an
alliance between the United States, India and Israel, among other democratic
countries, to meet the threat of terrorism, in an address at the American
Jewish Community Annual Dinner in Washington DC, on Thursday, May 8, ’03. The
USA-India –Israel alliance would have the political will and moral authority to
take bold decisions in extreme cases of terrorist provocation without being
distracted by diversionary arguments like "root causes." Israel,
Britain, Poland lack the manpower resources to provide administrators to rule
over American oil colonies. There is no need to punish American soldiers to
engage in the colonial administrators, when they can be more productive in the
mainland United States.
The
population of European nations, Catholic Europeans, Protestant Europeans and
Orthodox Europeans would decline in the 21st Century and United States itself
would lots of European immigration to sustain its economic miracle, so only
India could provide the large number of administrators that United States
required for administering the violence prone Islamic Middle East.
Britain
gave up British Empire because after the secession of Ireland, it no longer had
the manpower to control and administer the British Empire. Indian Empire from
Delhi paid for the salaries of British officers and soldiers worldwide. Indian
soldiers controlled the British Empire worldwide and India provided 3,500,000
soldiers during Second World War and 1,500,000 soldiers during the First War
for the Allied Forces. United States would fail to maintain control over Pax
Americana without Indian Army, if it wanted to avoid future American
casualties.
(12) Reunification of
Indian Empire
Nuclear
India should offer to nuclear Pakistan a favorable offer to Join Indian
Federation. The Reunification of Indian Subcontinent would restore India’s
rightful place under the sun. The cat is out of bag, and every body came to
know that British and American oil colonialism had partitioned India to
engineer the secession of Muslim Pakistan and Buddhist Burma to keep Hindu
India away from the oil fields of Iran and Burma respectively. British Empire
hired Jinnah and Nehru to engineer the Partition of India and the Two-Nation
theory was a false doctrine.
India
should reject the Two-Nation theory as unacceptable and thereby India should
reject the 1947 Partition of Indian Empire. India should demand that Pakistan,
Sri Lanka, Maldives, Bangladesh and Burma are integral part of India. Germany
got united because West Germany refused to accept the artificial creation of
East Germany. Yemen got united because North Yemen refused to accept the
legitimacy of South Yemen. Communist China refused to accept the legitimacy of
Taiwan and world has consented to it. World would also accept India’s claims to
Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Burma if India declared its
determination to unite the Indian Subcontinent peacefully. The brazen American
invasion of oil-rich Iraq and the subsequent UN Security Council’s endorsement
of the American occupation of Iraq as legitimate Occupying Powers heralded the
new age of Colonial empires in 2003. India has valid justification for the
occupation of Afghanistan and Burma to secure its energy supplies, crucial for
its industrial economy.
(13) Intolerance &
Crime’s Axis of Evil
India
supports American invasion of Iraq. India supports American invasion of Iran
that seeks nukes. India supports sanctions against North Korea. India shall
break the growing nexus of Wahhabi Sunni Fundamentalism and Sunni Heroin
Cartel. India shall oppose the growing nexus of the wealthy organized crime and
powerful religious intolerance that threatens to descend on the World
Civilization the New Global Dark Age in the 21st Century. India accepts the
idea that Iraq, Iran and North Korea are the Axis of Evil, But want Saudi
Arabia should join the list as Saudi Arabia is the Womb of Evil and Saudi
Wahhabi intolerance creating global terrorist network of religious intolerance
financed by Wahhabi Heroin cartel.
The
micro-evil of organized crime joined forces with the macro-evil of intolerant
religious cults to create a global nexus of Crime and Intolerance, which
bestowed religious prestige to the criminals and terrorists. Hindu India should
join forces with Judaic Israel and Protestant United States to destroy Islamic
Heroin cartel and Wahhabi terrorist networks to neutralize the Wahhabi threats
to the civilized liberal Islamic sects.
The Saudi
Hanbali clerics known as Wahhabi presents greatest danger to the Islamic
Civilization. Hanafi and Shafei Sunnis are probably majority in Red Sea
provinces of Saudi Arabia. The 3 million Shiites account for 15 percent of
Saudi population of 20 million. India should oppose the Wahhabi Hanbali Sunni
school of Islam and promote Deobandi Sunni school of Islam headquartered in
Deoband Shaharanpur UP India. India should support the secession of
Shiite-majority provinces of Saudi Arabia bordering Arabian Gulf to eliminate
the Saudi support to Kashmir militants.
(14) Peacekeeping Process
Outsourcing (PPO)
India
should send Peacekeepers to Iraq and become the world leaders in the global
business of “Foreign Peacekeeping Operations” (FPO) expected to become the
multi-billion dollar industry in the new age of Colonial Empires. India emerged
as world leaders in Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) for back office
operations, technical help desk support and Call Centers. American companies
make huge cost savings by outsourcing BPO, Call Center and Back office support
services in India. India should also emerge as the world leaders in
Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO) in the new Colonial World Order. It
would require more manpower to control and occupy Iraq and to maintain
administrative, Judicial and economic administration in post occupation Iraq,
than was required for the conquest of Iraq. India’s experience in managing one
billion plus population in a democratic society would make India the world
leader in Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO). Pentagon could save billions
of dollars if it outsourced to India its entire Peacekeeping Process
Outsourcing to India. Indians have the expertise in running colonial
administration. India could recruit a regular civil service for foreign
peacekeeping operations. Foreign Peacekeeping Operations would take sizeable
chunk of the Pentagon’s Budget in first decade of the 21st Century and India
should become a dominant player in the business of Foreign Peacekeeping
Operations (FPO) and the FPO contracts would generate large number of jobs for
India.
(15) India USA Defense
Treaty
India-USA
defense pact shall help United States establish profitable oil colonial empire,
where entire colonial administration outsourced to India for a flat fee payable
in oil as percentage of the total output of the American oil colonies. Indian
Empire had its time of glory as a part of Pax Britannia and it would again have
its time of glory as a bastion of Pax Americana. India should develop closer
military ties with Pentagon to support Pax Americana, Pentagon’s military
networks in Africa, Middle East, and Southeast Asia in a manner that while
India accepted America’s pre-eminence in the International System, United
States should also recognize India’s legitimate needs for sphere of influence
in Middle East and Africa. Short of declaring a formal alliance, the India and
United States signaled in June ’03 their intent to work together in a global
and regional architecture that accepts American pre-eminence but recognizes
India’s own sphere of influence and independent line of action without
jeopardizing the interests of either country. President Bush expressed his
strong desire to continue the process of transforming Indo-US relations, and
reaffirmed the US stake in building relations with India in a strategic
context. India and United States should formalize a treaty that outlines the
strategic context of the bilateral relationship and work together in Asia,
Africa and the Middle East that accepts America’s pre-eminence but also
recognizes India’s own sphere of influence and independent line of action.
(16) India-China Detente
India
China détente makes sense because two civilizations with billion plus
population cannot afford to go to war across common borders. China is heading
for democratic Buddhist revolution. India is likely to overtake China not in so
distant a future. India and China compete for influence worldwide but not
foolish to fight directly across the common borders. Sino-Indian Tortoise
poised to overtake American Hare in the global clash of civilizations. The
United States needs to pay attention and adjust to emerging shifts in Asian
alliances, lest it play hare to the Sino-Indian tortoise, said Robert Radtke,
“China and India: High stakes for US interests, International herald Tribune,
June 23, ’03. Sino-Indian détente that began with prime Minister Atal Behari
Vajpayee’s China’s visit might enable Sino-Indian tortoise overtake American
hare. How does the United States fit in this changing landscape of Sino-Indian
relations and Asia's future? Neither India nor China wants an Asia dominated by
the United States. Both China and India see themselves as great powers fallen
on bad times centuries ago, but well on their way back to reclaiming their
rightful places as preeminent nations in the world in 21st Century. If China
and India settle their differences and deepen economic and cultural cooperation
and diplomatic engagement they can establish a multipolar world in first quarter
of the 21st Century, in which U.S. power in Asia is moderated and held in check
a stated goal of China and India, France and Russia.
(17) China-USA-India
Triangular Balance
After
India-China détente 2003 the created new triangular balance of power among,
United States, China and India that would determine the Asian balance of power
in the 21st Century and Japan would play less important diplomatic and
political role than India as well as China. Nixon Administration Triangular
Balance between USA, Japan and China determined the Asian balance of Power in
1970s, 80s and 90s. Since Secretary Henry Kissinger and President Richard
Nixon's visit to China, a triangular relationship among the United States,
Japan and China played an important role in the maintenance of peace and
stability in Asia. Perhaps the Vajpayee visit to Beijing foreshadows a new kind
of triangular stability with China, the United States and India at the three
corners. Given economic and military might of the United States 2003, the challenge
India-China may present in future is too long-term to be taken seriously by the
White House during Bush Administration, which believes that preeminence of the
United States has come to stay for ever and they believe only in short-term
diplomatic fixes. But China and India think in terms of generations, not
quarterly results. The United States needs to pay attention and adjust to
emerging shifts in Asian alliances, lest US play hare to the Sino-Indian
tortoise and allow India and China to overtake United States as economic and
military powers.
(18) Harold Wilson Gave
Up Colonies in 1971
The
Anglo-Saxon American-British joint invasion of Iraq represented the
Irish-English attempt to recreate British Empire, that fell apart due to the
secession of Catholic Ireland from United Kingdom in 1919. In 1968, the United
Kingdom led by Prime Minister Harold Wilson foolishly relinquished Britain’s
Colonial security responsibilities "East of Suez," leaving the United
States to pick up the oil loot. Skeptics argue that Labor Prime Minister Harold
Wilson was a CIA Spy and he harmed the national interests of Britain by giving
freedom to UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei even when there
was no demand for independence. Only a traitor would do what Harold Wilson did
when he unilaterally abandoned all British colonial possessions east of Suez to
please his masters in the White House. Only in 1968, the British Labour Prime
Minister bribed by some foreign interests gave independence to the oil-rich
United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Brunei and Malaysia. America destroyed
British oil interests in Iran and Iraq by refusing to support French British
invasion of Suez Canal. President Harry Truman wanted British Prime Minister
Winston Churchill to pay back British war debts to United States by handing
over half of the British Empire to the United States, which Churchill flatly
refused. President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair attempting to lick back
in 2003 what Britain was forced to spit out due to American machinations in
1956 in Iraq and Iran and 1970 in Arabian Gulf and Brunei. India is better
suited to play Gun Boat Diplomacy in the Arabian Gulf region due to its
geopolitical location. India-Iran-Pakistan Alliance has the geopolitical
potential to replace American domination over Arabian Gulf oil and Caspian oil.
Since China as well as India is dependent on foreign oil imports, it bodes well
for India-China détente, if it could result in India-China joint oil colonies
in the Gulf and Central Asia. Britain partitioned India even when Muslims
didn’t want the partition, because Britain feared united India’s threat to
British monopoly over Iran oil and sizeable control over Iraqi oil.
(19) Persian Gulf was an
Indian Lake now an American Lake?
India and
United States are geopolitical rivals in the Arabian Gulf. Hindu Aryan India
should enter into Defense Pact with Aryan Shiite Iran to establish direct
Indian military bases in Iran and should prepare to ward off American military
invasions of Iran. India must never consent for the American invasion of Iran.
India inherited the patrimony of the Indian Empire in 1947 that enjoyed
hegemony in the Persian Gulf region and exercised Gun Boat Diplomacy in Persian
Gulf to establish India’s colonial influence over Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Yemen,
Trucial States (UAE), and Oman. India should seek military understanding with
China and undertake joint military operations in Iran to establish military and
Naval bases in Iranian coast to protect Iran in the event United States invaded
Aryan Iran under one pretext or another. China and India the world’s 2nd and
4th largest economies must take the final stand on Iran to secure oil and gas
supplies from the Persian Gulf for their energy dependent economies. India
should aim to transform Arabian Gulf into Indian lake as it had been during
18th, 19th and first half of the 20th Century.
Indian
Empire had been the principal foreign power responsible for ensuring the
security of the Persian Gulf from 1857 to 1947. India was the paramount power in
Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Qatar and Yemen as late as 1947 and
these countries kept their foreign exchange in Indian Rupee. Britain replaced
Indian Empire in 1947 as the principal foreign power responsible for ensuring
the security of Arabian Gulf. As late as 1965 there were three foreign currency
zones in the world, namely, British Pound Sterling Zone, US Dollar Zone and
Indian Rupee Zone. India had inherited legacy of Indian Empire in 1947 as
Indian Empire dominated the Persian Gulf up to 1947, and India should have
demanded its share of colonial influence in the Persian Gulf Region when
Britain decided to relinquish its colonial security responsibilities “East of
Suez” in 1968. It appears that the CIA agents and British agents in Indian Civil
Service (ICS) and Indian Foreign Service (IFS) in Sept. 1962 decided to invade
Chinese troops, so that unprepared India might lose the war against China and
thereby relinquish its Great Power pretensions. India had claimed Goa as part
of India. India had similar valid claims against Yemen, Oman, Trucial States
and Kuwait. India should have asserted its right to take over British colonial
territories in the Persian Gulf after 1968. This is the argument the author
makes in this Chapter.
35(2) India is a Super
Power
(1) India asserts its
leadership of Asia
INDIA IS A COUNTRY ON THE MOVE: People simply loved the speech
Vajpayee gave in Bali, and it could rank as some of the best speeches ever
given by a head of government, courting foreign businessmen. It was very
precise and original. The speechwriter should get good financial prize. It
could also be the most original speech by poet Prime Minister. Vajpayee invited
Asia to come and discover New India. Unspooling a sales spiel that would do any
advertising guru proud, Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee today called upon Asian
businessmen to discover India. Not the India of yore known for its spiritual
traditions but ‘India of the 21st century’, a country on the move.
INDIA’S FIVE REVOLUTIONS: Addressing the ASEAN Business and
Investment Summit at the Grand Ballroom at the Bali Hilton on October 7, 2003,
Vajpayee pitched India as a vibrant economy, poised for take-off and reiterated
the theme song of the visit prospects of an Asian century and the exciting
potential of an Indo-ASEAN partnership. Vajpayee underlined India’s six major
strengths, its five simultaneously occurring revolutions and the five main
areas with the maximum promise of growth. Among the five revolutions, first,
was the IT revolution, which in turn had unleashed a second socio-economic
revolution. It has empowered hundreds of millions of our citizens.
The third revolution was demographic, with 54 pc of the population
below 25 years of age. But it were last two revolutions, the fourth a revolution
of expectations and fifth a psychological revolution that, were truly path
breaking. Extolling India’s new consumerist class, India now has a powerful new
force of young people, full of optimism and ambitions, fired by boundless
energy, who are seeking opportunities for wealth, success and prosperity. This
has resulted in a psychological revolution and this can-do attitude had
translated into six strengths.
INDIA’S SIX STRENGTHS: India’s first strength is a strong economy
driven primarily by indigenous skills and domestic enterprise; second, a
growing and accessible domestic market with import and investment barriers
falling away; third, a rich pool of human resources, fourth, English speaking,
with R&D skills, technological training and managerial capabilities; fifth,
state-of-the-art technologies including indigenously built supercomputers and
satellites; global leadership in technologies of the Knowledge Economy; and
sixthly, a sound and transparent financial system, with well-managed banking
and insurance sectors, and vibrant capital markets. But when it comes to the
nitty-gritty, what does India have to offer?
INDIA’S FIVE BUSINESS EXPERTISE: The PM stressed five areas of
fruitful collaboration with ASEAN business: India’s IT-enabled services, financial
services industry, pharmaceutical industry, the entertainment business, and
infrastructure development.
(2) Vajpayees Wizadry in
Bali
Poet-Prime Minister Vajpayee emerged as the Wizard of Bali and
show cased India as never before. The poet in Vajpayee shone in full splendor
in Bali and his speech would make the world’s top advertising companies proud.
Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee at the Asean Business and Investment
Summit in Bali, in October 2003 was overjoyed to be among eminent business
representatives from Asean (Association of South East Asian Nations), East Asia
and India. One must congratulate the organizers of this first Asean Business
and Investment Summit. Events like these provide valuable opportunities for
interaction among business and industry of Asian countries and for exchange of
perspectives between governments and industry.
21ST CENTURY IS POST-INDUSTRIAL AGE: First, while the 20th century
economy was driven by capital accumulation, manufacturing technologies and
labor power, the 21st century is defined by knowledge and human capital. The
20th Century was the Industrial Age. The 21st Century is the post-industrial
age and service sector’s contribution in the advanced economies exceeded the
agricultural, industrial and manufacturing sectors. In 1999, the Services
sector contributed $6.3 trillion towards 72% of US GNP ($8.7 trillion), the
agricultural sector contributes $174 billion or 2% to GNP, Industry sector
contributes $2.26 trillion 26% of GNP and manufacturing sector contributes
$1.57 trillion or 18% of US GNP. Towards India’s GNP Agricultural sector
contributed 28%, Industry sector 25%, Manufacturing 16% and Services sector
46%. India is likely to be the leader of the Post-Industrial Information Age.
21ST CENTURY OF ASIA’S PREEMINENCE: Second, there is an emerging
perception that this will be the Century of Asia's pre-eminence. The brainpower
of Asian scientists and engineers, the dynamism of our businessmen and
industrialists, our intellectual and human resource capital - all these support
this perception. The 21st Century is the Century of Asia. India, China and
Japan shall lead the world in the 21st Century of Asia. The Combined GNP ($9.3
trillion) of China ($4.11 trillion), Japan ($3.04 trillion) and India $2.14 trillion)
is greater than the combined GNP ($9.076 trillion) of USA ($8.35 trillion) and
Canada ($726 billion). The combined GNP of India, China and Japan ($9.3
trillion) is greater than the combined GNP of 15 European Union countries ($8
trillion) plus Russia ($929 billion), which totals $8.9 trillion for 15
countries. Asian Common Market comprising 10-country Asean market and India,
China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan dwarfs European Union and NAFTA. The New
Millennium ushered in the 21st Century of Asia. The 18th and 19th century was
the Century of Europe, and 20th Century was the Century of America, the 21st
Century is the Asian Century and India and China shall lead the world in the
21st Century.
DEMOGRAPHY FAVORS INDIA: Third, the growing economic weight of
Asia is strengthened by favorable demographic trends, and is no longer
constrained by Cold War divisions. India, Asean and the countries of East Asia
are a part of this trend. Asean is already in an advanced stage of economic
integration. With each of China, Japan and (South) Korea also, Asean has a
well-developed and diverse economic relationship. India has lagged behind, for
a variety of political and economic reasons, which are now history. However,
this situation is changing rapidly, and it is the exciting potential of the
future India-Asean partnership that Prime Minister Vajpayee proposed to Asean
leaders. In the post-Cold War Age and the post-Iraq War realignment of world’s
forces India and China would join forces with Asean and usher in the Asian
Common Market. India would no longer lag behind China, Japan and South Korea in
near future. Political leadership of India has decided to open up India. India
seeks well-developed diverse economic relationships with rest of the world
including Asean.
Fourth, over the last 12 years, from 1990 onwards the Indian
economy has maintained an average annual growth of over six percent, which is
better than that of most other countries. Indian interest rates are falling,
inflation has been kept down, and foreign exchange reserves are growing
rapidly. India remained unaffected by the Asian financial crisis a few years
ago. India has targeted an eight percent growth over the next five years. As
our economic base is large, there is considerable untapped potential for
India's continued - and even accelerated - economic growth. The Asian meltdown
of the 1998 didn’t affect India.
(3) Perceptions of India
as Global Power
Perceptions shape decisions. Often they are flawed. Sometimes,
they are incomplete. The rich cultural diversity and spiritual traditions of
India are well known, but they constitute only one aspect of India. There is
another India, the India of the 21st century, which is still not so well known,
with its many strengths. Judge India in terms of its present strengths. Modern
democratic India of 21st century has unprecedented strengths and look India in
the light of this new reality.
One, India has an inherently strong economy driven primarily by
indigenous skills and domestic enterprise. Indian economy is no dependent on
exports and it has vast untapped market. India has vast domestic market, which
allows the economies of scale.
Two, India has a growing and accessible domestic market, with
import and investment barriers falling away. To take just one random example of
the growth of the market, in the last few months, it has been absorbing about
two million mobile phones a month. Import duties are moving towards Asean
levels, and sectoral caps on foreign investments are rising. India no longer
needs to protect its competitive industries from foreign competition,
especially from Asean countries.
Three, India has a rich pool of human resources - English
speaking, with R&D (research and development) skills, technological
training and managerial capabilities. India has the third largest reservoir of
technically qualified people in the world, after United States and Russia.
India has the capability to take on United States in knowledge-based industry.
Four, India has some special capabilities in state-of-the-art
technologies. India is one of only three countries - the others are the U.S.
and Japan - to have indigenously designed and manufactured supercomputers.
India is one of only six countries, which can build and launch its own
satellites. India is a space power. India has developed nuclear technology both
for warfare purposes and for peaceful purposes. Prime Minister Vajpayee ushered
India into the ranks of the super powers by developing credible nuclear
deterrent.
Five, India enjoys global leadership in technologies of the
Knowledge Economy. India's pre-eminent position in IT and IT-enabled services
had led global companies to set up captives in India or to outsource their
operations to quality Indian service providers.
Six, India has a sound and transparent financial system, with
well-managed banking and insurance sectors, and vibrant capital markets.
India’s paperless, computer-driven National Stock Exchange is the third largest
in the world, in terms of number of annual transactions.
(4) India’s Four
Revolutions
The four revolutions, namely, the IT Revolution, Demographic
Revolution, Revolution of Expectations and the Psychological Revolution would
catapult India, the world’s fourth largest economy into the top super power
status in not so distant future. It is this India that seeks to partner Asean
in this era of globalization. India's trade and economic interaction with the
Asean countries has been steadily growing, but not fast enough. A year ago in
2002 the First India-Asean Business Summit, Prime Minister Vajpayee had said
that the India-Asean trade of less than $10 billion does not do justice to
India and Asean combined population of one and a half billion people, producing
a trillion and a half dollars worth of goods and services annually. India’s
trade has since grown by about 25 percent, but my comment remains valid.
India’s IT Revolution
Under prime minister of Vajpayee’s government billion-strong India
experienced four revolutions simultaneously, namely, the IT Revolution,
Demographic Revolution, Revolution of Expectations, and Psychological
Revolution. India is today a country on the move. India is experiencing many
revolutions simultaneously. First, there is, of course, the IT Revolution. This
in turn has unleashed a socio-cultural revolution, which has empowered hundreds
of millions of our citizens, strengthening our democracy and stimulating our
creativity. India is an educational super power and in the post-industrial
Information age the knowledge, the information technology generates real
economic goods in the society.
India’s Demographic
Revolution
Second, India is experiencing a Demographic Revolution, where the
numbers of young people are increasing. Already, 54 percent of our population
is below 25 years of age. India has the vast reservoir of young, educated
qualified people.
India’s Revolution of
Expectations
Third, this has created a Revolution of Expectations, where a
powerful new force of young people, full of optimism and ambition, fired by
boundless energy, is actively seeking opportunities for wealth, success and
prosperity. Prime Minister Vajpayee’s government has unleashed the Revolution
of Expectations and no government would be able to throttle the growing
revolution of expectations.
India’s Psychological
Revolution
Fourth, the combined effect of these has been a Psychological
Revolution, in which a defensive, introverted approach has given way to an
outward-looking, self-confident attitude, willing to accept challenges and take
risks, rejecting fear and shunning fatalism. Indians got psychological
independence only during Vajpayee’s government.
India has recognized this fact in the India-Asean Framework
Agreement for Comprehensive Economic Cooperation, which we have been
negotiating over the past year. India is working on eliminating trade and
investment barriers to facilitate business. At the same time, India is
conscious of the concerns of the new Asean members. India offered unilateral
tariff concessions on items of export interest to the CLMV (Cambodia, Laos,
Myanmar and Vietnam) countries. India is also seeking to incorporate an Early
Harvest scheme to provide the incentive for long-term engagement. If we proceed
along this course, we can target a trade turnover of $30 billion by 2007 and a
Free Trade Area within 10 years. India should focus on helping Myanmar,
Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, as these countries had been part of Indian
civilizations from time immemorial.
India’s economic leadership would be led by its competitiveness in
four industries, namely IT Services industry, Financial Services industry,
Pharmaceutical industry, and Entertainment industry. A study, commissioned by
India’s apex commences and industry organizations, has highlighted five main
areas with maximum promise for growth. India is a big customer for
infrastructure development companies as it seeks to undertake large
transportation and tourism projects.
India’s IT Services
Industry
First, India IT enabled services create multiple opportunities for
collaboration in embedded software or joint development of industry specific
solutions. Asean countries can outsource their operations to quality Indian
service providers at competitive prices. Today, Southeast Asian countries
import most of their IT products from the West. The irony is that most of these
products are actually created by Indian sub-contractors. The result is a double
disadvantage; you pay much more, and India gets much less. The IT-enabled
services would provide the bedrock for India-Asean economic joint ventures.
India would export IT services and buy consumer goods from Asean countries.
India’s Financial
Services Industry
Second, the Indian financial services industry is growing rapidly,
driven by deregulation of insurance and investment in the banking sector by
private companies and foreign banks. Asean investors will find attractive
opportunities in personal financial services, insurance and corporate banking.
India is poised to emerge as an additional global hub for financial
transactions. India would become the leader of the back-office in financial
services. Indians would become leaders as brokers and financial service
providers in the financial services industry worldwide.
India’s Pharmaceutical
Industry
Third, the Indian pharmaceutical industry has achieved global
recognition. The strength of this industry is low cost, high quality generics.
Branded and patented medicines are beginning to emerge as an important segment
of the industry. Asean can source its imports of low cost generics from India,
or shift manufacturing base to India. India has excelled in the pharmaceutical
industry as Indians are good in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals.
India’s Entertainment
Industry
Fourth, Indian entertainment business has benefited from
deregulation and export opportunities. Joint ventures for TV content production
and animation software exports present attractive opportunities for India and
Asean. Bombay rivals Hollywood in filmmaking infrastructure. India would emerge
as the cultural super power by virtue of its expertise in film industry.
Neither China nor Japan can rival India in film industry.
Fifth, India has placed special emphasis on infrastructure
development to stimulate rapid economic growth. This includes de-regulation of
all segments of our telecom industry and up gradation of highways, bridges,
ports, airports and convention centers. Many Asean companies are already
present in these and other sectors. There are many other opportunities in India
for Asian business. India’s transportation infrastructure is outdated and it
provides great market opportunities for Asian companies.
Sixth, for free trade and open economic interaction, India and
Asean must review, improve and harmonize its travel-related regulations and
restrictions, including visa regimes. India has to upgrade our air, sea and
rail links in capacity and quality, to meet new demands. To improve the
profitability of business activities and tourist ventures, India and Asean
should develop cross-regional links of tourist centers to enhance the synergy
of Asian destinations. Tourism is a great growth area and as India is the
mother culture of Hindu as well as Buddhist civilizations, there is great
potential for cultural tourism.
Seventh, India’s investment regime is highly competitive. To say a
brief world about India's investment regime, it is liberal and transparent, as
befits a democracy like India’s. India may occasionally have some problems,
because of the difficulties in reconciling competing interests and concerns.
This is normal in an open, democratic set-up. India is constantly trying to
refine our regulations and procedures. All the same, if one analyzes the
experience of our foreign investors, returns on investments in India are
generally higher. Regulation of profits is also much easier than in many other
countries. Investors have to understand that India's continental size and
diversity are unique. Marketing or investment strategies that may have worked
well elsewhere may need to be tailored differently for India. Those who
understand this do well. Companies that have taken the trouble of finding the
right keys to unlock the doors of the Indian consumer's mind have done well for
themselves. People tell that successful investors often paint a deliberately
pessimistic picture to discourage competitors from entering the lucrative
market!
Seventh, India should develop closer bilateral ties with regional
economic groupings because of the failure of the September 2003 Cancun WTO
Conference. In spite of the stalemate at the Cancun Ministerial Conference, a
rule-based and fair multi-lateral trading system should remain India’s goal.
But while India search for this ideal, regional trading arrangements offer
immediate advantages, particularly for geographically contiguous regions. They
can provide our domestic industry and agriculture with a valuable learning
period, before being exposed to the far greater competition of global free
trade. Non-Asians view Asia as the principal market of the future. But it will
also emerge as a manufacturing hub and a global provider of services.
Eight, while white Catholics and Protestants in Western Europe and
white Orthodox Christians in Russia and Eastern Europe face ageing populations,
decline in birth rate and decline in population, the population of Asia growing
in healthy rate. Demography guarantees the leadership role for India, China and
rest of Asia. In the next 50 years, as the population of the developed world
ages, a younger and better-educated will drive the future growth of the global
economy. Asian countries should work towards strengthening their mutual
synergies, so that they are strategically placed to derive maximum benefit from
the emerging opportunities. The India-Asean partnership should energize this
process to move us closer to India’s shared goal of making this truly the Asian
century.
(5) Forecast of Intel’s Andrew S. Grove
India is poised to surpass United States in Software and tech-service jobs by 2010. India would emerge as top IT super power in 2010. By outsourcing software development to India, the US software companies can develop customized software at one-sixth of the cost of the US costs. United states would lose the software and services businesses to India, just as it lost the Steel and Semiconductor business to the Asia’s tigers. The employment in high-tech is not improving in USA, even when the US economy is improving. The 10 per cent of jobs at US information technology vendors will move offshore by 2004. Throughout all US companies, there will be a loss of roughly 3.3 million jobs by 2015 due to offshore moves. The cost of achieving high-speed communication plummeted. As a result, the engineer sitting 6,000 miles away might as well be in the next cubicle.
Observing that India and China are "key threats" to continued US dominance in important high technology sectors, Intel Chairman Andrew S Grove has said India could surpass America in software and tech-service jobs by 2010. Would India and China emerge as top IT superpowers? India's booming software industry, which is increasingly doing work for US companies, could surpass America in software and tech-service jobs by 2010, Grove, one of the founding fathers of America's hi-tech industry and co-founder of Intel, told a global technology summit in Washington via satellite in October 2003.
America's software and service industries, strong drivers of US economic growth for nearly two decades, show signs of emulating the struggles of the US steel and semiconductor industries. United States' software and service businesses are under siege by countries like India and China taking advantage of cheap labor costs and strong incentives for new financial investment. While the US economy as a whole is improving, its high-tech employment is not improving.
More than half a million technology-jobs were lost from mid-2001 to mid-2003. Many of these losses were due to a contraction of the tech sector after the dot.com bubble (in the telecommunications sector) burst in 2000. US tech industry itself is responsible for numerous jobs leaving the country, as firms take advantage of considerably cheaper labor costs in India and elsewhere. Intel is "torn between" his responsibility to his shareholders to cut costs and improve profits and to US workers who helped build the nation's technology industry, but who are now being replaced by cheaper labor. Intel asked the US Government to help decide the proper balance between the two. The technology conference was provided recent estimates from financial consulting firms painting a stark picture of "offshoring," which allows companies to get software development and other services from countries like India at one-sixth the US cost.
The Gartber Group, a market research firm estimates that 10 per cent of jobs at US information technology vendors will move offshore by next year. Another research firm, Forrester Research, estimates that throughout all US companies, there will be a loss of roughly 3.3 million jobs by 2015 due to offshore moves. The move offshore has been aided by the busting of the telecommunications bubble of the late 1990s. So much infrastructure for high-speed Internet connections was laid, much of it never used, that the cost of achieving high-speed communication plummeted. As a result, the engineer sitting 6,000 miles away might as well be in the next cubicle. US policymakers for "all but ignored the problem.
(6) India's IT Industry arrived World Stage.
You know that well by now. Now, here's a stunner of a revelation. The world's biggest IT firm, the $81.5-billion IBM, has identified Bangalore-based Wipro Technologies as one of its biggest global competitors in a space where it matters the most and where it sees the highest revenue maximization potential. What's more, IBM has identified Wipro as the only non-American challenger in its planned long march to superstardom as a total solutions power house following its acquisition of consultancy major PwC Consulting last year. Wipro's listing comes alongside global service sector giants Accenture, GE and UPS. Wipro figures in IBM's corporate war map a notch above several of the world's best-known IT nameplates. IBM has divided its areas of expertise in a three-tier corporate blueprint comprising component value, infrastructure value and business value propositions. In each of those spaces it's also identified competitors against whom it wants to provide 'best-of-breed' offerings to customers. At the bottom of the ladder, in the hardware space, IBM has identified Intel and Dell as competition. It calls this "component value" proposition. Next, is the software space where it has identified Microsoft, Sun, HP, Oracle and EMC as competition. IBM calls this the "infrastructure value" proposition. The surprise is reserved at the top of the ladder in the services sector where along with GE, UPS and Accenture, IBM has also identified Wipro as competition in the "business value" proposition.
35(3) Neo-Con’s Secular
Oil God
(1) Petro-Colonialism
averts Apocalypse
India
supports secular American oil colonialism in the Middle East, so long as it
does not have any hidden Christian Apocalyptic Armageddon agenda. India
supports secular Neo-Conservative American Petro-Colonialism in the Middle
East, as Petro-Colonialism can avert the specter of Christian-Islamic Wars of
Armageddon and Apocalypse. Secular Oil god foils Apocalypse of Catholic
Christian eschatology.
(2) Oil is Achilles Heel
of USA
Without
the help of India the West would not be able to control over the Middle Eastern
and Caspian oil and gas resources. Oil is the Achilles heel of the United
States and president Bush would attempt to create American Oil colonies
throughout oil-producing world. America could possibly rule the world if it
could control the oil and gas resources of Arabian Gulf, Turkmenistan and
Azerbaijan. India has two choices, either India should join forces with
American Oil colonialism to create Oil Pax Americana or India should join
forces with China, Russia, France and Germany to create rival oil colonial
empire. Oil producers have only two choices either oil producers should become
American oil colonies or become colonies of the rival colonial empire. Oil is
the god for Bush-Cheney Administration. Diplomats would define their national
interests in terms of control over oil and gas resources of the world.
(3) New Age of Oil
Colonialism
President
Bush created history and started a new age of Oil Colonialism in the 21st
Century. The genie of Colonialism cannot be put back into the bottle. The UN
Security Council with 14-0 votes voted to recognize United States and Britain
as the de jure Occupying Powers in Iraq for a renewable period of one year, and
gave the control over Iraqi oil to United States, on May 22, 2003. It meant
that United Nations legitimized Colonialism, and rolled back the
De-Colonization process and recognized the First Colonial Government of the
21st Century. The Neo Colonial World Order began on May 22, ’03 and colonial
empires became legitimate from then onwards. A New god of Oil raised its head
in 2003 and the imperial god of Oil Lobby became overnight stronger than all
the other Lobbyists, Pressure and Interest groups, political parties and heads
of the organized religious Churches.
After
United States got the consent of the United Nations Security Council to rule
Iraq as legitimate Occupying Power, the God of Oil had its first Kingdom and
rest of the world came forward to pay honors to the god of Oil. It is said that
Halliburton & Co helped Bush win the Elections 2000 and established Bush
Oil Administration in the White House in 2001, and encouraged the Bush
Administration to wage war on Afghanistan and Iraq to promote America’s Oil
interests. American Jewish lobby supported President Bush’s war on Iraq as a
prelude to war on Syria to protect the State of Israel from continued terrorist
attacks financed by Syria and Iraq. American oil interests hobnobbed with
Vatican to profit by the Vatican-Mecca Axis to support pro-Wahhabi forces in
Nigeria, Uganda and Algeria to secure American oil interests. American Oil
interests found it easy to live with Wahhabi Taliban in Afghanistan. However
after the establishment of direct American colony over Iraq, the Protestant
America would no longer play second fiddle to the Wahhabi Mecca and
fundamentalist Vatican. WASP Oil Cabal would soon dwarf Zionist Cabal, Papal
Cabal, Wahhabi Cabal, De Beers Cartel and OPEC Cartel, in terms of its
influence on White House, the Capitol and the world diplomacy. The new secular
capitalist god of oil is a jealous god and won’t tolerate split loyalties to
the other lobbyists and interest groups and pressure groups. Diplomats and
policy makers would redefine national interests in terms of oil interests and
formulate foreign policy and diplomacy to enhance the national interests
defined in terms of oil power. The WASP Oil Cabal would redefine national and
religious interests of Protestant United States in terms of Oil Geopolitics and
harness the oil power of the world to nominate the rulers of the leading powers
of the world as well as the next Pope of the Vatican. It is high time that Big
Oil like Halliburton takes over Saudi Arabia or Kuwait or Iraq. In the event
the President of Halliburton becomes the King of Saudi Arabia, or Kuwait or
Iraq, then the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index would jump from 8,400 to
20,000.
(4) Diplomacy of Oil
Power
The
diplomacy of the 21st Century defined in terms of control over oil and gas
reserves of the Middle Eastern and Caspian oil-producers. India, Russia, China,
Japan, Germany and France should learn to live with this new center of power
that redefined the world of Diplomacy in terms of oil power. The leaders of the
anti-American Camp must formulate their military and economic policies to
control alternative sources of oil and gas reserves and to militarily challenge
the American control over oil and gas reserves of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq,
and UAE. Oil is Achilles’ Heels of the United States. Any success in the denial
of American control over oil and gas reserves of erstwhile American oil
colonies would translate into national power, and catapult that nation into the
ranks of great powers. Great Power status in the 21st Century would signify the
ability to control the oil and gas resources and ability to deny rival powers
the access to oil and gas resources of selected oil-producing nations.
(5) New god of Oil &
Power of Oil Lobby
The 21st
Century is a playground for the god of Oil and oil colonial empires. The year
2003 is the turning point in the history. The American invasions of Iraq
heralded the new age of Oil Colonial Empires and Oil replaced Religion as the
dominant force in world politics. The rise of secular WASP’s imperialist god of
Oil would undermine the influence over world politics of fundamentalist Semite
God Yahweh, Semite Saudi Wahhabi’s God Allah, and Vatican’s Judeo-Christian
God. Oil Cabal would not only determine world affairs, but also appoint the
rulers of the leading powers of the world. Oil Power would elect the Real
Rulers of the world and its Hidden Hand would rule the world like the Universal
Form of God Maha Vishnu, with many heads and many hands, but with two feet and
one stomach. The imperialistic god of Oil represents the Leviathan and the
General Will of the 21st Century and monotheistic, iconoclast organized
religions would fail to match or challenge its power over the world politics
and history. The Oil Lobby from now onwards would control and lead the Zionist
lobby, OPEC lobby and Pope’s lobby and appoint and nominate the next Prime
Minister of Israel, next King of Saudi Arabia and next Pope of the Vatican. Oil
lobby rather than being the hand maid of the king-makers would control and
guide the king-makers of the world and appoint its nominees as the kings,
presidents, prime ministers of the leading powers of the world.
First, the
God of Oil would determine the global clash of races and international politics
more than the God of the Jews, God of Wahhabi Muslims and God of the Vatican in
the 21st Century. New god of Oil has arisen in the world in 2003 that made the
American Oil Cabal become more powerful lobby and influence over diplomacy than
the Zionist Cabal, the Papal Cabal, and the Armament Cabal. America’s
domination of the global oil industry gave rise to Global Oil Cabal that would
determine, who the future rulers of Vatican, Riyadh, Tel Aviv, United States,
Russia, Britain, France, and Germany would be. In the post-2003 new world order
the oil interests would determine the diplomacy, as diplomats of nations would
promote national interests defined in terms of oil power. The New god of oil is
a very jealous god and enjoys greater influence over international diplomacy,
than the god Yahweh of Jewish lobby, god of Wahhabi Muslim OPEC, god of
Catholic Vatican, and the god of Armament lobby. The Oil Cabal would determine
the future of Judaism and Israel, Wahhabi Islam and Saudi Arabia, Papacy and
the Vatican. The secular capitalist interests of the global oil, would dwarf
the interest and influence of Zionist Israeli lobby, Wahhabi Saudi
fundamentalism, Catholic Vatican lobby, OPEC Oil Cartel, De Beers Diamond
Cartel, and military industrial complex.
Second,
America’s invasion of Iraq and Iraq’s dismal military performance is a turning
point in history and would decisively influence the future of Islamic
oil-producing nations. The birth of WASPs American oil colony in Iraq would
undermine the America’s support of Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Vatican. The
new understanding of oil interests after the establishment of oil colony over
Iraq, undermined the historical ties of the United States with Wahhabi Saudi
Arabia, Jewish Israel, Catholic Vatican and Western Europe.
Third, the
2003 heralded the new age of oil Colonial Empires, just as the Second World War
heralded the new age of De-Colonization. The oil not the world religions would
determine the global clash of Civilization in the post-Iraq war new world
order. As a firm believer in the religion of oil, the Protestant United States
would formulate its foreign policy to promote its oil power, and it would
severe its earlier ties with Judaism, Wahhabi Islam and Papal Catholicism and
the Oil State would preside over Church. United States promoted Wahhabi Islam
and House of Al Saudi monarchy in Saudi Arabia to secure its oil interests in
Saudi Arabia.
Fourth,
Britain and United States promoted Jewish State of Israel to secure the
permanent aircraft carrier in the Ocean of Arab lands. Britain created Islamic
State of Pakistan to severe India’s border links with oil-rich Iraq, as Indian
Empire in 1945 controlled 100% of the Iran’s oil.
Fifth,
after establishing oil colony over Iraq, the Al Saud monarchy of Saudi Arabia
and Jewish State of Israel no longer serve the national interests of the United
States. The Jewish interests of Israel, the Wahhabi interests of Saudi Arabia
and the Catholic interests of Papacy, directly conflict with the interests of
American oil colony over Iraq. Because of the influence of secular capitalist
god of oil, the Protestant WASP Diplomats would no longer need the religious
ties with Israeli Judaism, Wahhabi Islam and Vatican Catholic Church for
promoting the oil interests of the United States. New American Oil Colonialism
undermined the WASP Protestants’ ties with fundamentalist Wahhabi Islam as well
as fundamentalist Papal Catholicism.
Sixth, as
fellow believers of Religion of Oil, the Protestant United States, Hindu India
and Buddhist Japan and China, would join forces to undermine the
Mecca-Vatican-Jerusalem Axis of Iconoclast, Monotheist Fundamentalism.
Seventh,
the conflicting oil interests would widen the growing animosities between
maritime Anglo Saxon America and continental Europe’s France and Germany. The
converging oil interests would make Germany, France, Belgium and Russia close
allies, and they shall develop continental Eurasian bloc to hold maritime
American oil imperialism in check.
Eight,
American oil colonialism would undermine the diamond and gold interests of the
De Beers Cartel in Angola, Liberia and Ivory Coast to protect the oil interests
in Angola and Guinea. The role of Mecca and the Vatican in world politics would
decline in the new age of Oil Colonial Empires.
Ninth, the
role of the Islamic world and the Catholic world would decline in the new Oil
Age. The role of the Protestant world, Hindu world and the Buddhist world would
increase in the new Oil Age. Protestants, Hindus and the Buddhists would be on the
same side of the battle lines in the Clash of Civilization in the new Oil Age.
Tenth, the
capitalist secular imperialist god of Oil would undermine the theocracies,
terrorism and fundamentalism. The secular god of oil would liberate women from
bondage and subordination to men in Islam and Roman Catholicism in the new age
of Oil Colonial Empires. After securing military control over oil-rich Iraq,
United States no longer needed to camouflage its oil imperialistic policies,
under the cover of support to fundamentalist Semite Wahhabi Saudi Arabia,
Semite Israel, and Judeo-Christian Vatican.
Eleventh,
the Israeli Jews influenced the Republican Neo-Conservatives to invade Iraq,
even against world opinion, because the Palestine suicide bombers financed by Syria
and Iraq had threatened the very existence of the Jewish State of Israel.
However, after the Protestant America’s victory in the Iraq war and the
establishment of permanent Protestant American Oil Colony, Semite Israel,
Semite Wahhabi Saudi Arabia and Bolshevik Judeo-Christian Vatican lost its
geopolitical importance for Protestant Oil Empire.
Twelfth,
Judaic Israel, Wahhabi Saudi Arabia and Catholic Vatican lost their
geopolitical importance for WASP American policy makers after the 2003 Gulf War
II. The secular imperialistic oil interests of the Protestant United States
radically conflicts with the religious interests of Israeli Judaism, Saudi
Wahhabi Islam, and Vatican Papal Catholicism. Because of the Oil interests
Protestant America would be on the opposite side of the battle lines from
Wahhabi Mecca Caliphate and Papal Vatican in the future Clash of Civilizations.
Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Vatican would no longer influence the policies of
the WASP United States. The onward march of Protestant Oil Colonial Empire
would widen the Protestant-Catholic rifts, Protestant-Wahhabi rifts, and
Protestant-Judaism rifts and wean United States away from Israel, Saudi Arabia
and Papacy. Defeat of Iraq would result in the decline of Israel, Saudi Arabia
and the Vatican.
(6) Decline of Islam in
Oil-rich Arabia
Golden
bird cannot fly free in sky it might security and protection of a golden bird.
Only such Islamic oil-producing nations as find security of oil-colonial
empires would survive and live to enjoy oil-wealth. Throughout history Muslim
barbarians looted wealth civilizations of Syria, Egypt, Persia and India. Now
the tables have turned and civilizations shall loot the wealth of oil-rich
barbarians of the Middle East. Oil and gas reserves of the Islamic world would
turn out to be the greatest curse on Islam, as Islamic oil and gas reserves
would result in the enslavement of the Muslim world. The decline of Islam and
the eventual revival of Christianity in North Africa and Mediterranean Arabia
became distinct possibility due to the dismal military performance of Iraq,
supposedly the strongest military power of the Islamic Arab world. The
religions that expanded and propagated by the sword in history could face
demise by the sword. India is a world power, as India plays very crucial role
in the emerging petro-colonial empires emerging in the Islamic oil-producing
countries. The 21st Century shall witness the enslavement and colonilization of
the oil-producing Islamic nations worldwide. Wahhabi Muslims represent only two
percent of the world’s Muslims and it is wrong for Wahhabi Sunnis to control
Mecca and Medina. Mecca and Median shall become sovereign independent
International Holy City States and member of the United Nations. The Muslims of
the world shall directly elect the clergy and political leaders of Mecca and
Medina. India is a world power and Persian Gulf (Arabian Gulf) shall again
become Indian Lake.
First,
Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Libya, Algeria and Tunisia were thriving
Apostolic, Gnostic Arian Christian Civilization when the Semite Arab Bedouin
Muslims conquered them by sword, put Christian men folk to sword and forced
Christian women into concubine or marriage and militarily imposed Islam on
Christian nations. Semite Damascus Jews had financed the Semite Arab Muslim
raiding parties for share of the war loot. Christianity in North Africa and
Mediterranean Arabia lost to Islam in the 7th Century because Sword of Islam
was more powerful than the Sword of Christianity.
Second,
fourteen centuries later the military situation has changed and the Sword of
Christianity emerged victorious in 2003 Iraq War, and it is likely that in next
100 years the Muslims of North Africa and Mediterranean Arabia and Turkey would
embrace Christianity before 2100 AD, just as the Muslims of Spain and Portugal
converted to Catholic Christianity, after suffering 800 years under Muslim
rule.
Third,
Damascus Jews financed the Semite Bedouin Muslim raiding parties in the 7th
Century to profit by the loot of the Christian Egypt, Syria, and Libya. Israeli
Jews goaded Americans to invade Iraq to profit by the loot of Iraqi oil.
Fourth, it
is very likely that all Muslim oil-producing countries of the world, namely,
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Libya, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan, Iran, Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh and Brunei would come under
the foreign occupation of colonial powers, who would extract, exploit, and loot
the Muslim oil and gas resources, as they please to promote the prosperity of colonial
powers.
Fifth, the
British and American colonialism promoted Semite Wahhabi Cult to weaken the
Islamic Empire of Ottomans vis-à-vis Christian Europe, not to make Islam more
powerful than Christianity. Semite Wahhabi Sunni Sect weakened and destroyed
the power of Islam and made Islamic nations subservient to Christian America
and gave Americans full control over the oil and gas reserves of Arabia. The
founding principle of Semite Wahhabi Sunni Islam had been to weaken Islamic
world and make Islamic nations American colonies. Wahhabi Cult is the Zionist
plot to enslave Islamic world, as Wahhabi poison would kill and destroy great
Islamic heritage developed by non-Semite, non-Arab Islamic societies.
Sixth, the
Wahhabi cult designed to stick the stigma of barbarianism on Islamic
Civilization in 21st Century, even when Catholic European West represented
barbarianism compared to Civilized Islamic world throughout the 1000-year long
Medieval Dark Age.
Seventh,
no Islamic nation would ever join the ranks of world power in the 21st Century,
as Indonesia (GNP at PPP $505 billion) the largest Muslim economy ranks 15th in
the world and the strongest Muslim military power Pakistan (GNP $237 billion)
ranks 26th in world, and Saudi Arabia (GNP $129 billion) very lower in the work
ranking. Ottoman Empire ranked as world powers for many centuries, but there
would be no Islamic world power in the 3rd Millennium. The fate of the Islamic
world is sealed. As the humble colony of the benevolent United States they
would retain some of their freedom and independence.
Eight, the
Semite Bedouin tribes of Mecca and Medina played any important role in the
Islamic history only during Mecca Caliphate and Baghdad Caliphate and Semite
Bedouin had no role whatsoever in Baghdad Caliphate and Ottoman Caliphate.
After the American conquest of Iraq, Mecca and Semite Arab would lose its power
and wealth. Aryan Muslim Nuclear Pakistan emerged as the New Caliphate of Islam
and thus acquired patrimony over Mecca and Medina. It is very likely that
Pakistan would conquer Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and UAE and establish Islamabad
Caliphate to rule over the entire Islamic world from Rabat to Islamabad. Hindu
India would support the westward expansion of Pakistan so that from Indus to
Gibraltar all Islamic lands would come under the rule of Aryan Pakistan
Caliphate, which has replaced Aryan Ottoman Caliphate.
Ninth, the
suppression of Muslim women is the Achilles’ heels of Islam and many Muslim
women would marry foreigners whenever Christian troops takeover the Muslim
nations, to demographically transform these Muslim nations into Christian
nations. Arab women in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and UAE earnestly plead for
the foreign troops that would free them from bondage and subjugation to Muslim
men under Shariah laws.
Tenth, the
Shiites in Iran and Iraq outnumber Sunnis in Arab world, resulting in the
demographic shift of power away from pro-Saudi Semite Wahhabi Sunni Arabs to
pro-Iran Shiites. It is likely that Shiite Iran and Sunni Pakistan would control
Mecca and Medina. The Semite Wahhabi cult in Mecca & Medina would be
replaced by mix of mystic Persian Sufism and Indian Deobandi Sunnism. In Mecca
and Medina the days of Semite Wahhabi Sunni theocracy numbered.
Eleventh,
just as the American Indians sold the Island of Manhattan to Europeans for few
trinkets, similarly the Sheriff of Mecca and the Wahhabi clergy of Mecca sold
all the rights over oil and gas reserves in Arabian Peninsula to American oil
colonialism to Colonel Lawrence of Arabia in exchange for religious control
over Mecca & Medina and rule of House of Al Saud over Saudi Arabia. Just as
Native Indians can’t claim back their Manhattan Island, similarly Wahhabi Arabs
have no right to reclaim sovereignty over oil and gas reserves, which has been
transferred in perpetuity to white Protestant Americans. Semite Wahhabi Arabs
must learn to live at the mercy of white Americans, just as Native Indians do.
All the oil and gas under the Arab desert lands belong to Americans and Wahhabi
Arabs cannot do anything about it in 21st Century. Wahhabi Arab nations should
learn to live without depending upon the oil and gas incomes.
Twelfth,
the story of Alibaba and Magic Lamp, the wizard came to Ali and took him to the
subterranean cave full of diamonds and gold, which had Magic Lamp. The wizard
was Colonel Lawrence of Arabia and he showed the Mecca Clergy the way to riches
by asserting independence of Wahhabi Mecca from Ottoman Caliphate. The
descendants of Lawrence of Arabia invaded Iraq and took away the Magic Lamp of
oil to enrich the lands of wizards, the lands of white Christians.
Thirteenth,
the Pro-Wahhabi militants hacked to death two top Shiite clerics in the
bloodbath at the shrine of Imam Ali, which is sacred to the Shiite Muslims, in
the Holy city of Al Najaf. Slain was Imam Abdul Majid al-Khoel who had returned
from exile from London only a week ago. Slain was Imam Haider al-Kader, who was
associated with Saddam Hussein. The killers belonged to the faction loyal to
third Imam, Mohammed Baqer al-Sadr.
Fourteenth,
barbarian Arab Bedouin invaded civilized Persia and imposed Islam in 8th
Century. The Persian Civilization responded by amalgamating foreign religion to
create the synthesis of Mystic Sufism and Shiite Islam. Presently in the Middle
East Shiite Muslims outnumber Sunni Arabs in terms of manpower, infantrymen and
size of economy. Sufis and Shiites would take-over Mecca & Medina and
replace Wahhabi sect with Deobandi sect in the Middle East.
Fifteenth,
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE have never existed in the history and are artificial
nations, and these lands historically belonged to Egypt, Persia, or Ottomans.
Just as Aryan Ottoman Caliphate ruled the Islamic world, the Anglo-Saxon
American Caliphate would rule the Islamic World from the White House throughout
the 21st Century. Britain and America has more legal claims to the lands and
oil of the Saudi Arabia than the corrupt of House of Al Saud. British Indian
Empire has greater claims to the lands and oil of Iraq than Saddam Hussein.
Throughout 3rd Millennium the Middle East and the Islamic oil-producing world
would be the colonies of the foreign powers and colonial empires. Decline of
the Islam has begun and enslavement of the Islamic world not far away. Only if
Aryan Pakistan takes the courage to invade Mecca & Medina and occupy Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait and UAE, would Islam survive becoming the colony of
Christianity? The fate of Arab race is sealed.
Sixteenth,
United States created Islamic fundamentalism to carve out the states of Saudi
Arabia and Kuwait to control the Arabian oil and gas resources and financed
Islamic terrorism in Afghanistan, Yugoslavia, Algeria, and India to promote its
oil interests. However, President Bush waged war on Afghanistan in the name of
America’s War on Islamic terrorism, but primarily to secure control over
Turkmenistan-Pakistan oil & gas pipeline and to provide safe passage to
Osama bin laden and other Al Qaeda terrorists. After establishing American oil
colony in Iraq, United States no longed needed the services of Wahhabi Saudi
Arabia and Wahhabi terrorists to pursue its foreign policy objectives. However,
after tasted the incomes that the loot of Iraq generated incomes for the
occupation troops, United States might be tempted to loot the riches of Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait and UAE and might allow Osama Bin Laden overthrow the House of
Al Saud monarchy in Saudi Arabia. The monarchy in Saudi Arabia and Sheikhdoms
in Kuwait and UAE would meet the fate of Pahlavi Monarchy of Iran and foreign
troops would loot the riches of the Saudi Arabia and Kuwait in near
future.
(7) Decline of Papacy in
21st Century
India will
join forces with Protestant Neo-Conservative United States to bring Papacy
under the control of hegemon Christian residing at the White House. The rise of
WASP-led USA as the sole super power of the world, signals the victory of
Protestant Christianity and the defeat of Roman Catholic Christianity and the
defeat of Papacy in the ongoing Counter Reformation Wars of the 20th and 21st
Century. Papacy shall decline in the 21st Century, primarily because the
archconservative policies implanted by Pope John Paul II, made Catholicism and
Papacy an anathema of the modernity and progress in the 21st Century. Papacy
will decline because Neo-Conservative United States will export Democratic
Utopia to the Vatican and inside the Roman Catholic Church that will allow
Catholic Laity to directly elect Catholic priests, bishops, cardinals and even
Pope. Protestant President at the White House is also a hegemon Christian King
of the world, responsible to lead and direct the Christian Church of all
denominations, including Papacy, Roman Catholic Church, Protestant Church and
Non Denominational Church. The religious and business interest of the
fundamentalist Vatican conflict with Protestant American oil interests. Guided
by WASP Neo-Conservative oil lobby the WASP American State would control and
direct the Catholic Church. India reminds that succession of Popes had been the
prisoners of the Vatican from 1877 to 1929, at the orders of the Italian King
of House of Savoy. Neo-Conservatives want to export Democracy to Islamic
tyrannies in the Middle East and to Roman Catholic Church and Papacy.
First,
Vatican developed theological ties with the Wahhabi fundamentalists to develop
common iconoclast monotheist bloc of anti-women, anti-laity, anti-abortion,
pro-theocracy organized Catholic Church and Wahhabi Mecca. The Wahhabi Mecca
and Catholic Vatican have a common interest to destabilize political empires to
carve out more powers for the religious leaders.
Second,
the Church of Rome had joined forces with German barbarians that conquered Rome
in 410 AD and anointed the barbarian rulers with the title of King of Holy
Roman Empire a few centuries later. Church of Rome financed Muslim Ottoman’s
conquest and loot of Byzantine Christendom. Church of Rome destroyed Roman
temples, Roman Empire, Roman Civilization, Roman Religion, Greek Civilization
and Greek temples, in 5th Century and after. Pope John Paul II opposed
President Bush’s War on Terrorism and War on Iraq. The WASP oil lobby believes
that the Vatican might conspire to undermine the American Empire and Pax
Americana by joining forces with Muslim terrorists, just as Church of Rome
destroyed Roman Empire by joining forces with barbarian invaders in the past.
Third, American oil interests demand that secular Italian government should abolish the Papacy and bring the Church of Rome under the control of the Italian State, failing which Papacy should be brought under control of the White House. In 1870, the King of Italy, King Victor Emmanuel II, of House of Savoy Monarchy, unified Italy for the first time after the collapse of the Roman Empire, and entered Vatican and divested Pope of all temporal and secular powers, and successive Popes remained prisoners of the Vatican from 1870 to 1929. Just as Chinese abolished the Dalai Lama theocracy in Tibet, it is possible that the secular government of Italy may reform or democratize Papacy, allowing laity greater control and supervision of religion. It is very likely Italian public would rise and demand the direct election of the Head of the State of the Vatican and the direct elections of Bishops and the Cardinals by Catholic laity worldwide, on the principal of one-man one-vote. The interests of the American Oil colonialism radically clash with the theocratic interests of the Papacy.
Fourth, the expansion of NATO to include Orthodox East European countries ended the Anti-Orthodoxy slant of European Union and NATO. Neither Pentagon nor the NATO would formulate its policies to promote Papal interests, and rather promote the interests of WASPs and Protestant Christianity.
Fifth, President Jimmy Carter undermined the influence of French, Spanish and Italians over Vatican bureaucracy by engineering the election of the Bolshevik Polish Bishop as the Pope Jon Paul II, and presently American Cardinals control the Papacy and English replaced Latin as the official language of the Vatican. The American oil lobby would influence the Papal succession and install pro-oil Pope as new Pope. The lobby of the WASP Oil-god would take control over the Papacy in near future. The WASP Oil interests conflict with the religious interests of the Papacy.
Sixth, the unprecedented rise of Protestant United States as the unchallenged leader of the Christian world doomed the imperial ambitions of the Papacy. The Church of Rome had been the Curse on Greece, Rome and Britain. The Papacy joined forces with United States to engineer the secession of Catholic Ireland from United Kingdom and doomed the Pax Britannia, by destroying the population base of the home country, at the time when United Kingdom had the largest share of the world exports. Papacy used the turmoil of the First World War to break up Russian Empire and British Empire. The Manifest destiny of the United States in 21st Century is to spread Protestant Christianity southward to the southern tip of Argentina. Many million Catholics would embrace Protestant Churches and English language in the Hispanic America in the 21st Century. The rise of Protestant America foretold the decline of Papacy in the 21st Century, just as the unification of Italy resulted in the imprisonment of Pope in 1870, which continued till 1929.
(7) Clash of World
Religions
India
shall determine the outcome of the clash of world religions in the 21st
Century. India leads not only Hinduism but also Buddhism and it makes India the
preponderant religious power of the world. India also is a home for second
largest number of Muslims in the world, next to Indonesia, and more than the
Muslims in Pakistan or Bangladesh. No single country in the world can boast a
population of 950 million believers of a single world religion. In the clash of
world religions, India shall win the wars of religions if 950 million Hindus
take united stand on religious wars. The largest seven world religions in terms
of population of believers are, Hinduism, Buddhism, Catholic Christianity,
Sunni Islam, Protestant Christianity, Shiite Islam and Orthodox Christianity.
Hinduism and Buddhism would merge into one religion and form the world’s
largest religion sometime in the 21st Century. In the global clash of
religions, the Protestants, Hindus, and Buddhists would be on the same side of
the battle lines, and Wahhabi Sunnis and Catholics would be on the other side
of the battle lines. It is likely that Mystic Sufi Shiite Muslims and Mystic
Sufi Sunni Muslims would join on the side of Hindus to wage wars on Wahhabi
Sunnis. It is likely that Russian Orthodoxy would join forces with Protestant
Christians to wage wars on Roman Catholicism. The WASP Oil Lobby would force
the White House to wage wars on fundamentalist Islam and Shariah. The Hindus
will join forces with Mystic Shiites and Sufis to wage wars on iconoclast
theocratic Wahhabi Islam. The Hindus would join forces with Chinese Buddhists
to overthrow the rule of Atheist Communists in China, so that the world’s two
largest populations could form a single Civilization of Hindu-Buddhism.
First, all
the ancient worlds were Hindu worlds, as ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans
worshipped Hindu gods and goddesses. Greek god Zeus, the Roman god Jupiter and
Vedic Hindu god Indra are different names of the same king of gods, the god of
thunderbolt. The Vedic god Mithra was the reigning deity of Rome, Persia and
India. The pre-Vedic god Maha Asura, known as god Ahura Mazda to Persia’s
Zoroastrians, and god Ossir to Pharaohs. The Mother goddess Isis of Pharaohs,
and Greek goddess Hera worshipped as goddess Devi Hara in India. The ancient
civilizations of Egypt, Greece, Rome, Persia and India worshipped the same gods
and goddesses. The ancient Babylon worshipped Hindu goddess. The ancient world
worshipped God as a woman and mother Goddess worshipped as the Creator and
Almighty. The ancient world was matriarchal.
Second,
the Semite Jews nomad propagated patriarchal monotheist iconoclast Judaism
religion that destroyed many of the ancient goddess worshipping agricultural
societies in the Jordan Valley. Jerusalem Jews were responsible for the death
of Jesus Christ, and they stoned to death Apostle James the elder brother of
Jesus in 64 AD. Jesus had rejected Torah and Jewish Law and had preached
Divinity totally different from the God of Jews. There were less than 150,000
Christians in the first two Christian centuries and Gentiles outnumbered Semite
Christians and woman presided over at many Christian ceremonies and Gospel of
Mary was one the principal Gospels of Christian Bible. Hellenic Jews joined
Gentile Christian churches and took over and imposed Old Testament on the
Christian Bible. Hellenic Jews joined forces with Christians and looted the
ancient temples of Egypt, Syria, Greece and Rome in the 5th Century and burnt
the library of Athens in 7th Century. Damascus Jews joined forces with Semite
Arab Bedouin and looted the Christian Churches in Syria, Egypt, Libya and
Algeria in the 7th Century. Semite Wahhabi Arabs joined forces with iconoclast
Catholics to loot the Museums, libraries of Baghdad during Iraq War 2003. The
Judeo-Catholics destroyed and looted the temples of Incas, Mayas and Aztecs in
the Andes and Latin Americas. Bolshevik Jews looted the property of Russian
Czars and destroyed the Orthodox Russian Civilization after the 1917 Bolshevik
Soviet Revolution. Bolshevik Jews caused the demise of the Soviet Union and
raped the wealth of Russia after the fall of Communism and after the demise of
the Soviet Union.
Third, the
Thirty Years Counter Reformation Wars (1618-1648) the brutal Catholic Wars on
Protestants left one-third of the German population dead. More Protestants have
died at hands of Catholics in history than at hands of non-Christians. In the
age of Protestant Oil Imperialism, the United States would promote Protestant
Christianity south of the border and millions of Hispanic Catholic might
convert to embrace Protestant Church and English language. The Protestant
Christian Church would overtake Roman Catholic Church in the Third World in the
21st Century.
Fourth,
the Shiite Muslims would overtake Wahhabi Sunni Muslims in the Middle East and
liberate Mecca & Medina from the clutches of Wahhabi fundamentalists. The
blood bath would some day occur at Mecca Mosque that would end the control of
Wahhabi Mullahs in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and UAE.
Fifth, the
new generation of leaders in China led by President Hu Jintao might decide to
coexist with Buddhism just as the previous generation had modified Maoism to
coexist with Capitalism. Christianity couldn’t make any breakthrough in China
and Japan, where not more than 3 percent of the population could be converted
into Christian faiths. China, Japan, North Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Laos,
Cambodia and Myanmar remain predominantly Buddhist. India should lead for the
formation of the Organization of Buddhist States (OBS), to represent the
Buddhist Japan, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, China, Taiwan, Burma,
Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, India and territories of Sikkim,
Lhasa, and Tibet. Russia, and Malaysia would its members also. Organization of
Buddhist States would dwarf organizations of Islamic nations and organizations
of Christian nations.
Sixth,
Israeli Jews returned to the Holy Land and reclaimed the lands of their
ancestors after the Diaspora of 2,000 + years. When Jews could return after the
gap of 2,000 years then it is very likely that Apostolic Gnostic Christians
would reclaim political power in Egypt, Syria, Libya, Algeria, Lebanon and
Jordan during 21st Century as these lands were Christian nations before, Semite
Muslim Bedouin imposed Islam by sword 1,300 years ago. The victory of the
Protestant Sword over Islamic sword in Iraq in 2003, raised the possibility
that many countries in North Africa and Mediterranean Arabia might become
Christian nations in 21st Century, following the example of Spain and Portugal
that converted en-masse into Christianity, after 800-years rule of Muslims.
When Spain and Portugal could become Christians after long Muslim rule, why
shouldn’t North Africa and Mediterranean Arabia become Christian again, after
Christian Sword defeated Muslim Iraq, and Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and UAE
continued to remain under Christian military protection for their very
survival.
Seventh,
due to the blessing of the Almighty Goddess the population of white Hispanics
declined and the population of unmixed Incas, Mayas and Aztecs increased in the
Central America and the Andean America. Christianity was imposed on indigenous
peoples, Incas, Mayas, Aztecs and American Indians by gun and it is high time
that the Mestizo followers of ancient religions and cultures of Incas, Mayas
and Aztecs expelled unmixed white Spaniards and established Inca governments in
Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia, and Aztec and Maya governments in Guatemala,
Nicaragua, and Chiapas province of Mexico.
35(4) Omni-Rich Oil Lobby
(1) Oil is the King of
Diplomacy
Oil is the
King. Oil interests would determine world politics. Oil lobby in 2003 became
most powerful lobby the king makers in the United States. The leaders of the
Oil interests would acquire greater control and influence over leaders of the
major industrialized nations in the first decade of the 21st Century. The
American Oil Lobby became more powerful than the Jewish lobby, Pope’s lobby and
Armament lobby in the United States. The diplomats and leaders now defined
their national interests in terms of oil interests and control over and access
to the oil and gas resources of the oil-producing nations, which are militarily
weak and vulnerable to foreign conquest and occupation. American Oil Lobby
embarking upon the ambitious program for establishing American oil colonies in
the Arabian Gulf and Caspian oil basin to preempt Russian, French, German,
Belgian, Chinese and Indian oil companies. The scramble for oil colonies has
begun.
(2) New Colonial World
Order
The
international system in the 21st Century shall be similar to the colonial world
order of the 18th century and more than 100 presently sovereign independent
nations shall lose their independence and become colonies of the great powers.
India welcomes the return to the Colonial world order in the 21st Century as no
country that has less than 100 million population and land mass less than
2000,000 square miles should remain sovereign and independent in the 21st
Century. International Community must decide what kind of world order it wants in
21st Century. It is very important that diplomats must answer the question of
what kind of world we plan to build. The world's nations must determine
"the architecture of international security in the proper way taking into
account each other's interests. Whatever world order President Bush and
President Putin want would become the legitimate new world order. Whatever
world order great powers accept becomes the legal world order. President Bush
wants to create an international system, in which colonial empires would be the
constituent units. President Bush wants to herald the new age of colonial
empires.
President
Bush has the power and the authority to create a new world and he could
legitimize the concept of oil colonial empires. India accepts the leadership of
Neo-Conservative United States and supports the rise of secular Petro-Colonial
Empires in the Middle East and Caspian Muslim oil producing world. Omnipotent
Oil god wants to enslave the Arab world so that the ancient world of the Middle
East stage a come back, similar to the return of the Jews to the Holy Land of
Israel. India as a world power shall adopt foreign policy based on Richelieu’s
Raison D’etat to meet the challenge of religious fundamentalism and murderous
ideologies and judiciously exercise the power of the sword of inclusive
tolerance over religions of sword. The rising oil prices makes the cost of
invasions for establishing India-led Petro colonial empires in the Middle East
as well as subsequent cost of colonial administration far cheaper than paying
for the oil imports from Arabia. Muslims ruled India for 700 years, and it is a
birth right of Hindus to rule the Islamic world for 700 years in the Third
Christian Millennium. Indian Empire loyally served Pax-Britannia and it is high
time that India served Pax-Americana and acted as the Grand Vizier of American
Oil Colonial Empire of the Middle East. Pentagon should outsource the entire
colonial peacekeeping process outsourcing (PPO) to India and pay India a
percentage of the total oil output of the colonies.
First,
leaders of the independent Nations must decide on New World Order. The
international community must decide what kind of world order it wants in the
wake of the American victory over Iraq. World’s leaders must decide The Iraqi
crisis, oil, money, credits all this is very important, but what's far more
important is something else we must answer the question of what kind of world
we plan to build. The world's nations must determine the architecture of
international security in the proper way, on the basis of the principles of
democracy and equality and taking into account each other's interests, to hold
the hegemon America into check.
Second,
Washington was threatening to replace international law with "the law of
the fist." There is a dangerous willingness on the part of the United
States to ignore opposition around the world in dealing with international
problems. Non Aligned Nations strongly opposed the war and helped scuttle U.S.
efforts to win clear approval in the U.N. Security Council for an invasion. Non
Aligned Nations rebuffed efforts by the U.S.-led coalition to secure a swift
removal of the U.N. sanctions imposed on Iraq in 1990.
Third,
United States transformed the NATO into the imperial coalition of the hawks
that would back every imperial policy of the United States. Germany and France
joined forces with Russia and China to check American imperial war designs on
Iraq, by leading the United Nations to oppose the British resolution to justify
America’s invasion of Iraq. United States failed to buy the votes of poor Non
Aligned Nations, namely, Cameroon, Guinea, Angola, Pakistan and Chile. Non
Alignment Movement and the United Nations proved its relevance by standing firm
in opposition to the United States.
Fourth,
United States would legitimize the system of colonial empires to gain
acceptance of American colonial occupation of Iraq. Once the concept of
colonial empires and preemptive strikes gain international recognition then
other great powers, namely, Russia, France, Germany, China and India would be
free to establish the colonial empires of their own. United States cannot
justify its colonial occupation of Iraq, without justifying the concept of
colonial empire itself, which would grant other great powers the similar rights
to establish the colonial empires of their own. If the European powers and the
Third World accepted the right of the United States to establish American oil
colony over Iraq, then other great powers would also acquire the right to
establish the colonial empires of their own.
(3) Decline of OPEC &
DeBeers Cartels
OPEC oil
cartel artificially hiked the price of oil and great powers must use secular
military force to disband OPEC oil cartel. Neo-Conservatism denounces OPEC oil
cartel and DeBeers diamond cartel. United States and India should use military
force to disintegrate OPEC oil cartel so that oil-producing nations and BiOil
should sell the oil at a price they want. The WASP oil interests conflicts with
the Semite DeBeers diamond interests and Semite OPEC oil interests. The WASP
god of oil would dismantle the Semite DeBeers diamond cartel as well as Semite
OPEC oil cartel in the first quarter of the 21st Century.
First,
United States need not pay more than $1 per barrel to rulers of Saudi Arabia
and Kuwait for the oil that American oil companies would extract from their
soil. The high oil prices set by the Semite OPEC undermined the WASP oil
interests. The Semite OPEC nations should not charge more than $1 over the cost
of extracting oil, as any profit so generated should enrich great powers not
the Arab tyrants.
Second,
American oil interests in Angola and Equatorial Guinea conflicted with the
Semite DeBeers Diamond cartel’s interests in the rebel diamonds in Angola and
Ivory Coast respectively.
Third, the
American Multi National Enterprises (MNEs) and American Trans National
Corporations (TNCs) undergoing fast transformation and would emerge as
political rulers in the oil-producing countries. Halliburton & Co and its
fellow American Big Oil should aim to become direct rulers of Saudi Arabia,
Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Brunei, and Iraq. The majority of the population of Saudi
Arabia especially Wahhabi women would welcome and elect the President of
Halliburton as King of Saudi Arabia. Halliburton’s takeover of Saudi Arabia
would push the Dow Jones Industrial Index from 8,400 to 20,000+ overnight. What
is good for the Wall Street is also good for the world. To push the Dow Jones
to 20,000+ the White House should permit the takeover of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait,
UAE, Qatar, and Brunei by American Big Oil in the first decade of the 21st
Century. Just as the CIA proved its efficiency as an instrument of regime
change vis-à-vis Pentagon, the Big Oil would prove its efficiency as colonial
administrator vis-à-vis the CIA and the Pentagon. Just as East India Company
ruled the Bengal Empire from 1757 to 1857, the American Big Oil would directly
rule Muslim Oil producing nations including OPEC nations, and it would give
unprecedented boost to American economy.
Fourth,
the WASP American oil interests conflict with the religious interest of Wahhabi
Saudi Arabia as well as the national interests of Jewish Israel. WASP Oil
interests conflict with the diamond and gold interests of Semite DeBeers Cartel
as well as with the oil interests of the Semite OPEC. WASP Oil-god jealously
promotes Protestant America’s secular capitalist imperialist oil interests and
doesn’t tolerate loyalty to rival gods.
(4) Decline of Semite
Marxism Communism
Neo-Conservatism
rejects Communist ideology and denounces it as a murderous ideology. The
celebrated philosopher Semite Karl Marx was a shit-philosopher who produced the
shit-philosophy of Marxism, as a camouflage to justify the historical tendency
of the Jews to loot the property of the non-Semite Civilizations. The Jewish
lobby and Jewish thinkers painted the shit of Marxism in the golden paints and
studded it with brilliant jewels so that the Marxist shit could pass as great
philosophy of the age.
How,
otherwise one can explain that while Bolshevik Jews destroyed Orthodox,
Catholic, Buddhist and Islamic religious education and infrastructure, it
secretly propagated the studies and religious practices of Judaism. Every
Bolshevik Jew that landed in Western airport surprised his Western hosts by his
firm Jewish religious convictions, deep scriptural knowledge of Torah and
invariably joined the religious sects of Orthodox Jews. Semite writers
eulogized the shit philosophy of Karl Marx, as it camouflaged the iconoclast
monotheism under the cloak of secular doctrine. Semite Marxism and Communism
was a religious cult of Devil, and Semite Lavrenti Beria massacred 30 million
Orthodox Russians to please his materialist Devil deity. Communist Beria,
Communist Mao and Communist Pol Pot murdered millions to worship dialectic
Devil by human sacrifices. The atheist philosophy of Marxism and Communism
camouflages the Religion of Devil under the veneer of dialectic materialism,
which had put the religious Idealistic materialism of Hegel on its head.
First,
Karl Marx was a prostitute philosopher hired by the British Empire to produce
philosophic concoction to destroy Russian Czarist Empire and Buddhist China.
Semite thinkers throughout history devised iconoclast monotheist doctrines to
justify the loot of the wealthy civilizations of their times. Marxism and
Communism was the Devil’s religion, designed by the iconoclast Jews to loot the
Russian Civilization. Marxism was not a political philosophy, but a religious
cult, that justified the looting of the property of the non-Semite
civilizations. Semite theologians devised Judeo-Christianity to loot the
ancient temples of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Semite theologians devised Semite
Islam to loot the property of Christian Syria, Egypt and Libya. Semite
theologians devised Religion of Marxism to justify the looting of the property
and wealth of Orthodox Russia, Buddhist China and Orthodox Eastern Europe.
Second,
British colonialism used Islamic fundamentalism to break apart multi-ethnic
Ottoman Empire and Indian Empire. British Empire hired Mohammed Ali Jinnah to
partition Indian Empire on the basis of religion. British Empire also hired
M.K. Gandhi (Mahatma) to lead Muslim Khilafat Movement, to support the creation
of Pakistan, so that Britain might not be forced to give independence to India
after the First World War.
Third,
British Empire devised the doctrine of Secularism to destroy the Islamic base
of Ottoman Empire, Buddhist base of Chinese Empire, Hindu base of Indian Empire
and Orthodoxy base of Russian Empire. American policy towards China determined
by Christian missionary interests. Christians promoted secular Christian Sun
Yat sen as Father of Chinese nation, and promoted secular Mahatma Gandhi as the
Father of Indian nation, and promoted secular Kemal Pasha Ataturk as the father
of Turkey to destroy the religious foundations of China, India and Turkey,
respectively, making them vulnerable to Christian interests. The West promoted
secularism in India, Islam in Pakistan to weaken India. The West promoted
secularism in Turkey and Wahhabi Islam in Saudi Arabia and Iraq, to weaken the
Ottoman Caliphate. The West undermined the Buddhist Monarchy in China and
Vietnam and imposed the rule of Communists to destroy the Buddhist Civilization
of China and Vietnam, to make them vulnerable to Christian proselytizing. The
West promoted Communism and Marxism in Russia to destroy the Slav Russians. It
is no wonder that Bolshevik Jew spymaster Lavrenti Beria sent more than 30
million Russians to death until 1953, and no Western nation demanded war crime
trials for Beria, even when Nazi Holocaust resulted in Nuremberg War Crimes
trials.
Fourth,
the Third Reich at the end of the First World War supported Vladimir Lenin’s
return to Russia. Without the help of Germany Bolshevik Revolution would not
captured power in Russia. Germany had the foresight that Communist rule over
Russia would weaken Russia. Mao Tse tung was supported by America in China.
United States forced Chiang Kai sheik to abandon final attack on Communist
stronghold in Manchuria, and encouraged pro-Chiang military leader of Yunnan
province in south China, to surrender to Communists. United States supported
the rule of atheist Communist Mao in Mainland China and rule of Christian
Chiang Kai sheik in Taiwan to destroy the political power of the Buddhists in
China.
Fifth, Semite Bolshevik Jew spymaster Lavrenti Beria financed the Nazi hunters so that the world’s media spotlight might not focus on the Holocaust of Orthodox Russians and Orthodox East Europeans engineered by Lavrenti Beria in Russia and his minions in Eastern Bloc, which continued 8 years after the end of the Second World War until 1953. Jewish media hyped the Nazi Holocaust of Jews to hide and camouflage the Bolshevik Jews Holocaust of Orthodox Russians, which continued unabated till 1953. The failure to prosecute Bolshevik Jews for crimes of genocide resulted in the genocide of 2 million Cambodian Buddhists during Pol Pot regime and genocide of 60 million Chinese Buddhists during evil regime of Mao Tse Tung in China.
(5) Decline of White
Christian Europe
The GDP of
India is greater than the GDP of Germany or Britain or France. The population
decline of Western Europe made the decline of Europe irreversible. United India
shall leave European Union far behind. Potentially India is a greater power
than European Union. The Decline of the West became common knowledge when the
determined opposition of France and Germany failed to stop the American
invasion of Iraq. Russia ceased to be a super power after the disintegration of
the Soviet Union and the fast decline of Russian population. The 1956 Suez
Canal Crisis exposed the weakness of France and Britain. The 2003 Iraq Crisis
exposed the weakness of Russia, France and Germany, and caused permanent trans
Atlantic rifts between maritime United States and Britain on one side and
Germany, France and Belgium on the other side. The unity of the Western
Christendom broke apart during Iraq war, and France and Germany have no option
but to join forces with Russia to create a common continental Eurasian bloc to
balance the imperialistic American bloc, which includes Britain, Poland, Spain
and Italy. The white Christian Europe has declined and it is no match to the
Protestant Yankees.
First, the
European Powers that constituted the Concert of Europe (1814-1914) after the
Congress of Vienna (1814) and managed the Congress System of Diplomacy, namely,
France, Germany and Britain no longer have the national resources to play great
power role in the 21st Century. Only Canada has the national resources to
emerge as the new world power in the Western Hemisphere other than the United
States. Germany, France and Russia would pool their diplomatic assets to
recreate Europe as a new pole of the world order. Presently there are five world
powers, namely, United States, China, India, Europe, and Russia. Russia,
Germany and France would join forces to create a single Christian European bloc
to hold WASP America in the check. Britain and Canada presently belong to the
American Camp.
Second,
the decline of the Western Europe and the decline of Russia accompanied by the
rise of Hindu India and Buddhist China. There are four principal independent
actors in the world in 2003, namely, United States, Europe, China and India.
United States, Europe and Russia belong to the white Christian world, while
China and India belong to the Buddhist and Hindu worlds. The world politics in
21st Century determined by Quadrangular Balance of Power among 4 major players,
namely, Maritime America, continental Europe, continental China, continental
India. The entire Islamic world became a subset of the American Camp and the
future of Islamic world would be determined by the United States. Neither the
Jews nor the Muslims would play any important international role, and they
would influence the world order only through their influence over White House.
First world bloc is led by Protestant United States, Britain and Japan includes
Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Spain and Italy. The Second world bloc led by France,
Russia, and Germany includes the Vatican, Belgium. Canada and Mexico. The Third
world bloc led by China would include Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and North
Korea. The Fourth world bloc led by India includes Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan,
Central Asia, and Non Aligned Nations. The top-six major world-class
independent players are: United States, China, India, Russia, France and
Germany.
Third, the
world’s largest economies in terms of Gross National Product at Purchasing
Power Parity are: United States ($8.4 trillion), China ($4.1 trillion), Japan
($3 trillion), India ($2.2 trillion), Germany ($1.8 trillion), France ($1.3
trillion), Britain ($1.2 trillion) and Russia (10th, $929 billion). Japan is
not a world power because it refused to become independent of the United States.
American Camp represented Japan and Britain. Nuclear Russia doesn’t have the
economic power to play role of independent world power. Only as united state
could France and Germany play any important world role. Germany, France and
Russia would eventually pool their diplomatic assets to restore great power
status to Europe otherwise these three European nations would fail to play any
important world role. The leading independent world powers are: nuclear White
Anglo Saxon Protestant United States, nuclear Yellow Mongoloid Buddhist China
and nuclear Brown Aryan Hindu India. United States, China and India represented
the three major continental size powers. India’s camp includes 114-member Non
Aligned Nations. United States represented the Islamic nations. In the
triangular balance of Christian, Buddhist and Hindu worlds, Christian United
States and Hindu India represented the truly two independent poles in the new
world order, as Communist China perceives itself as part of the American camp.
The growing trans Atlantic rifts would make Germany, France and Russia join the
Indian Camp. Indian Camp would represent the interests of Non Aligned Nations,
Anti-American Europe, and Russia.
Fourth,
the Goddess punished European nations especially Catholic Europeans by closing
the wombs of the white European women, which resulted in the population decline
of Catholic Italy, Spain, France and Germany. The population decline of Russian
Slavs imperils Russia’s great power status. The decline of the Europe’s
population caused the decline of white Christian Europe.
Fifth, the
total population of the White Christian world is falling behind rest of the
world. The American economic miracle lured younger productive work force from
Canada, Australia, and Western Europe and thus the miracle of America expedited
the decline of the White Christian West.
Sixth,
Canada has greater potential than Germany and France to emerge as world power,
provided it invited 10 million Indian immigrants to boot its manpower base.
Canada along with France and Germany leads the world in Anti-American public
opinion of its citizens. The NAFTA has made Canadians more anti-American than
pro-American. Canada has the population of 31 million, Surface area of 9.971
million sq. km, population density of 3 people per sq. km, the GNP at PPP $726
billion, the 12th largest economy of the world, produces 2.749 MBPD oil and
consumes 2. MBPD oil. French-speaking Quebec wants to secede from Canada and
form independent state. Canada should enter into Confederation with Germany and
France to emerge as the Super Power in the Western Hemisphere to hold Yankee
America in check. The destiny of Canada lies in Europe. Canada, France and
Germany Pact would become a great power.
(6) Precision Guided
Munitions Revolution
The
American Revolution of Precision Guided Munitions reinforced India’s claims for
world power status. Indian expertise in Information Technology allows India to
exploit advances in PGMs to develop world class armed forces without deploying
resources to build heavy military equipments. In the past the heavy military
hardware required large industrial manufacturing capacity, which is no longer
the case in the Precision Guided Munitions. The American innovation of PGMs
reinforced India’s claim as world power.
American
innovation of Precision Guided Munitions transformed the art of war and created
new family of smart Bombs. Bombs had been historically inaccurate. GPS
technology equipped smart bombs allowed to destroy the target when dropped from
35,000 feet above. The under $15,000 JDAM kit when fitted to dumb bomb makes
them smart bombs. The smart bombs made US Air force supreme in the theater of
war. It enabled maritime USA project its firepower thousands of miles inland,
and could target a specific window in a house, even when bomb dropped at 35,000
miles high up. The PGMs allowed Air force to outflank the Infantry and turned
the tables against land powers and air powers became supreme.
First, the
American innovation of PGMs when fitted to the anti-ship missiles turned the
table against US Navy, as American aircraft carriers became a sitting duck for
the Anti-ship cruise missiles fitted with GPS homing device technology. The
Precision Guided Munitions revolution, which gave unprecedented boost to US Air
Force, made US Navy especially Aircraft Carriers vulnerable to anti-ship
missiles. The Indian anti-ship missile Brahmos flying at supersonic speed could
sink Aircraft Carrier fleets, from a distance of 300 miles.
Second,
the American innovation of PGMs has ended the age of Tanks, and ended the age
of mechanized warfare. The expensive tanks and mechanized infantry became a
sitting duck to anti-tank missiles fitted with PGM technology. The PGMs
revolution heralded the end of the Age of Aircraft Carriers, end of the Age of
Tanks, and end of the Age of Mechanized Warfare.
Third,
America’s victory in Iraq was neither the victory PGMs nor the valor of
American troops, it was simply the result of the cowardice of Arab race, as
Iraqi failed to fight the war. The cowardice of the Arabs would doom the future
of the Arab countries would come under the foreign colonial rule.
Fourth,
the revolution of the PGM equipped anti-ship supersonic cruise missiles made
the Western tanker fleets, merchant marines, and Western Navies vulnerable. The
land powers could sink the entire fleet of oil tankers, merchant shipping at
the very outset of the World War III, to devastate the oil-dependent Western
economies of the sea powers, while land powers could use transatlantic railways
to transport goods and oil.
Fifth, the
three leading military powers of the world are United States, China and India.
No Muslim nation would ever become the world’s great military power. The white
United States lost the Vietnam War and the white Soviet Union lost the
Afghanistan War. Asian armies of Vietnam and Afghanistan proved their war
fighting capabilities to the White Christian armies. President Bush’s 2001 War
on Afghanistan won due to the efforts of Northern Alliance soldiers. United
States, China and India represent the world’s three largest military war
fighting forces. Neither France nor Germany possesses any significant war
fighting capabilities. Russia war fighting capability has declined
considerably. It is now the responsibility of Indian Armed Forces to protect
the freedom and independence of the Non Aligned Nations and the Third World.
India has no option but to emerge as the second greatest military power in the
world, in terms of conventional war fighting capabilities. United States, India
and China are three Super Powers of the world that would lead the world in the
Third Millennium.
Sixth, the
America’s military victory in Panama, Grenada, Haiti, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan
and Iraq doesn’t hide the fact that the balance of military power shifted away
from the White Armed forces to Yellow and Brown Asian armed forces. The
defining movements in the decline of the White military capabilities were the
defeat of United States in the Vietnam War and the defeat of the Soviet troops
in Afghanistan War. Northern Alliance soldiers gave United States the victory
in Afghanistan War 2001. United States won Iraq War because Iraqi’s didn’t
fight the war and surrendered without fighting the war. India and China would
play decisive role in the Third World War.
Seventh, the American Armament Lobby needs to reinvent itself as positive influence over politics, by articulating the interests of such armament manufacturers as develop and manufacture IT-enabled weapon systems suitable for the Network Centric Warfare, mandated in the Transformation of Army underway. The distinct interests of Army undergoing Transformation required that Pentagon dollars should be equitably distributed say 50/50 between Old Armaments and New IT-enabled Armaments. The Geopolitics helps articulate interests of the New Armament Lobby worldwide, so that New IT-Armament Lobby could compete effectively against Oil Lobby, otherwise Armament lobby would lose its political leverage and influence to Oil Lobby, which has replaced Armament lobby as the dominant influence over American polity.
Eighth, like the typical biblical battle of David Vs Goliath, the heavy armament industrial plants manufacturing outdated weapon platforms should be scrapped in favor of plants that manufacture and design Knowledge-based, IT-enabled, Smart Weapons systems. Just as Microsoft PCs did away with IBMs main frames, the bigger and leaders of the American Military Industrial Complex, would be forced by Science of Warfare, to allot more Pentagon dollars to newer IT-enabled Weapon system designers and manufacturers. Many of the large armament manufacturers would have to write off their considerable investments in heavy plant and machinery that no longer could produce the weapon systems that Pentagon would need in the 21st Century. The market evaluation of the larger armament manufacturer needs total reevaluation in the age of Network Centric Warfare.
Ninth, the proper study of Geopolitics and Strategy and Weapon Geopolitics must get disseminated among policy makers, financial community, armament industry and politicians the new realities of the Transformation of Army, Network Centric Warfare, and Precision guided Munitions. The American revolution of Precision Guided Munitions (PGMs) resulted in Network Centric Warfare and unleashed the Transformation of Army during Bush Administration. The PGM Revolution resulted in the end of the Age of Tanks, Aircraft Carriers, Mechanized Warfare, and Expensive Aircrafts. The weapons of the future would be IT-enabled Weapon systems and guided by GPS technology, Unmanned Aviation Vehicles, and Unmanned Submarine Vehicles. The adaptation of relatively inexpensive missiles to unmanned aerial vehicles, man-portable anti-tank missiles, man-portable anti-aircraft missiles, remote controlled torpedoes-equipped unmanned submarines and Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs), would develop attack weapons without expensive protective shields.
Tenth, the
US naval Air Warfare Center’s Weapons Division is developing the Spike missile
and launcher system initially for use by people on the ground. It is a
relatively inexpensive complement to the man-portable javelin anti-tank
missile. While Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPGs) are unguided and have a range
of only a few hundred yards, Spike missile will be guided with a laser
designator or electro-optical imaging and have a range of about two miles. The
Spike missile and Spike launcher expected to cost $4,000 and $6,000,
respectively. By comparison the Javelin missile and Javelin launcher cost
$75,000 and $125,000 respectively. Spike missile is designed to destroy
unarmored or lightly armored vehicles, mobile anti-aircraft systems and slow
moving helicopters. Spike missile will also have urban warfare applications
because the missile will be able to go through a window before exploding. The
Spike system is supposed to be small and light- three spike missiles and a
Spike launcher could fit in a standard military backpack. Spike is expected to
move into system development and demonstration (SDD) phase near the end of calendar
2003 and enter production within about two or three years. The Spike missile
could be used on almost any UAV. Spike could serve as a low-cost complement to
the hellfire air-to-ground, anti-tank missile, than has been successively fired
in combat from predator UAVs.
Eleventh,
Pentagon should equally divide its procurement dollars between Dumb Armaments
and Smart Armaments. The knowledge based armaments if the future of warfare and
lots of plants that manufactured Old Armaments should undergo Swords to Plowshare
type transformation. The key to the Smart Armaments lied in the Knowledge
content of the weapons, which made software engineers more important than the
heavy plants and machinery. Germany and France can emerge as major players in
the Smart Armament industry, if they can leverage India’s core competence in
Information technology and Software. Just as America outsourcers manufacturing
to China, American military industrial complex should outsource the knowledge
part of the armament designs and development to India, otherwise India would be
forced to team up with Russia, Germany and France, in developing new types of
Smart armaments. There is a need to develop a separate lobby for Smart
Armaments, as the pressure group and interests group of the Smart Armament
industry, which would conflict with the Old Armament industry lobby. The
companies that would play a greater role in the Network Centric Warfare and
Transformation of Army should form a separate Smart Arms Lobby to protect their
distinct economic interests. Russia has decommissioned many of its older
military industrial plants and focused on Smart Armament manufacturing by
teaming up with India and could leapfrog over United States, if American
military industrial complex failed to decommission and write off its
investments in plants and machinery that could make only obsolete weapon
platforms.
(7) MOAB is Weapons of
Mass Destruction
The MOAB Bombs would help India become a world power and help
India assert its military preponderance in the region. The MOAB allows India to
use a non-nuclear weapon to achieve military victory. Indian military doctrine
allows the use of MOAB bombs in regional wars.
The Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB) is the conventional Weapons
of Mass Destruction, and like poisonous gases kills by asphyxia, by sucking the
breathable oxygen out of the stadium size zone. Massive Ordnance Air Blast
(MOAB) should be banned like the Chemical, biological and gas weapons because
it kills not from shrapnel but by asphyxia. The Big Bomb, the Mother of All
Bombs the MOAB Bomb, the Massive Ordinance Air Blast is a conventional Weapon
of Mass Destruction and it should be banned like Chemical, Biological and Gas
weapons. The MOAB sucks the breathable oxygen out of the air in an area two or
three times the size of the football stadium. It results in massive death by
asphyxia and After its use reporters found trenches after trenches of dead
Iraqis. Some of the Iraqi corpses in the bunkers were hunched over, hands
covering their ears, as though they'd been waiting in dread. Many seem to have
died not from shrapnel but concussion, and dried, discolored blood gathers
around their eyes and noses and mouths. Media describes the exploding of Iraqi
soldiers in their bunkers as "softening up." Media described
slaughtered Iraqi units as being "degraded"; some announcers have
even repeated the egregious Pentagon neologism "attributed" to mean
"American troops are slowly killing as many of them as we can." The
insidiousness of this euphemism and the absurdity of its grammar, hid the cruel
reality that the Daisy Cutters and Massive Ordnance Blast (MOAB) worked like
the WMD that sucked the air out of the lungs of the soldiers, much like what
chemical and biological weapon would do. To recite from a Pentagon press
release that an Iraqi division has been "degraded by 70 percent" is
an astounding abdication of journalistic responsibility, as it hid the fact
that the MOAB Bombs kill like poisonous gases. A journalist these days must not
just report the facts, but also explain the news, give it color and
significance of the destruction caused by the MOAB. The graphic reality of
"degradation" is a large pile of dismembered bodies. Surely some
picture or explanation of what the wiping out of an entire division with high explosives
actually looks like is called for.
United States killed the Republican Guards by using the WMD, the
MOAB which sucked the air out of the lungs and depleted the oxygen out of a
large areas, two or three times the size of Football Stadiums. Many readers and
watchers of the news were baffled as the battle for Baghdad came suddenly upon
us without any large-scale engagement with the dreaded Republican Guard. What
happened to those three or five divisions that were supposedly ringing the
city? The facts of their destruction were grudgingly mentioned almost in
passing. They were destroyed from the air. The MOAB Bombs, the Daisy Cutters
kills like Chemical weapons and poisonous gases. Iraqi Republican Guards in the
trenches puréed by MOAB bombs. The MOAB Bomb worked like the neutron nukes as
it killed the soldiers without damaging the property, except a big hole. The
MOAB bomb entailed thousands of deaths leading to the rapid collapse of the
Iraqi regime and the television and the press simply downsized the story. The
mass killing done by the MOAB Bomb did not make a glamorous or even central
story to anyone's coverage of this war, because there were no embedded
reporters with the Iraqi troops. The MOAB bombs avoided its image become dirty,
as it's hard to get a TV camera into a line of trenches that is being puréed by
bombs. Instead of reporting that this peripeteia in the war's narrative was
happening, and that it entailed thousands of deaths by MOAB Bomb, the
conventional WMD that lead to the rapid collapse of the Iraqi regime, the
television and the press simply downsized the story. No pictures, no story.
This is the real meaning of "degradation." The MOAB Bombs falls into
the same category of banned weapons as the poisonous gases, as both work on the
similar principle to disturb the breathing process of the targeted victims.
(8) Daisy Cutter (MOAB)
First Gulf War
The same thing happened in the first Persian Gulf War. Nobody
seemed to mind the failure to report the extent of Iraqi casualties then; we don't
mind it now. We'd rather have a twelve-hour cycle of interviews with one parent
of one rescued POW. The story came out later. Anthony Swofford's memoir,
Jarhead, describes coming upon trenches of dead Iraqis. Some of the corpses in
the bunkers are hunched over, hands covering their ears, as though they'd been
waiting in dread. Many seem to have died not from shrapnel but concussion, and
dried, discolored blood gathers around their eyes and noses and mouths. He
described the effects of the Daisy Cutter, the smaller version of the Massive
Ordnance Air Blast that the US now uses. That language is not degraded. General
Franks had just run "one of the most brilliant campaigns in military
history." General Franks couldn't possibly have lost. He had complete air
superiority, massive technological advantages, a better-trained,
better-equipped, better-paid force, and a limitless budget. General Franks was
fighting an isolated, impoverished, demoralized conscript Iraqi army, which was
already decimated by bombing and if he had not been able to take Baghdad
swiftly and decisively he would be regarded as an incompetent.
Third,
President Bush May Restart Nuclear Testing in the Second Term. The Bush
Administration in May ‘03 took a big step toward developing a new generation of
nuclear weapons when a Senate panel approved a bill that would lift a 10-year
ban on researching small atomic bombs for battlefield use and fund more study
on a nuclear "bunker-buster" bomb. The US annual defense
authorization bill, approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee, also
increased funding for a nuclear weapons site in Nevada to enable the Pentagon
if necessary to more quickly resume the weapons testing it suspended 11 years
ago. The administration, in a major shift of recent U.S. nuclear weapons
doctrine, has been moving to develop options with nuclear weapons to enable it
to better deal with emerging threats, such as the deeply buried bunkers where
potential adversaries may conceal banned weapons and missiles. Since the end of
the Cold War, the United States has not designed any new nuclear weapons, as it
and Russia have worked to scale back their strategic nuclear arsenals. The new
tack has alarmed arms control advocates, who fear that the availability of
smaller bombs that promise less secondary damage would encourage nations to use
weapons that have been nearly unthinkable for half a century. America is moving
away from more than five decades of efforts to de-legitimize the use of nuclear
weapons. The administration's logic is that "we don't want to be
constrained in any way about any weapon we want to field."
The bill would provide $15.5 million in funding for research on a
large hydrogen bunker-buster bomb called the Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator.
This bomb would be a redesigned version of an existing nuclear weapon to make
it better able to burrow deeply into the earth. Unlike the proposed low-yield
bombs, which have an explosive force of no more than 5 kilotons five thousand
tons of TNT this weapon would have yields in the range of tens of kilotons, to
a megaton, making it at least six times more powerful than the bomb that was
dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. It would be intended to generate shock waves that
could crush targets 300 meters below the earth, experts say. Critics contend
the fallout would cover such a wide area and cause so many casualties that
presidents would be reluctant to order its use. Along with the $15 million for
research on the bunker buster, the bill would set aside $6 million for advanced
research on nuclear weapons. Adm. James O. Ellis in charge of the U.S.
Strategic Command believes that conventional precision-guided munitions can be
used to strike some of the deeply buried targets that others in the Pentagon
say require a nuclear weapon.
These latest moves on nuclear policy follow a series of policy
pronouncements from the administration that suggested a desire for a sharp
change in direction on nuclear policy. In 2001, the Bush administration issued
a policy statement called the Nuclear Posture Review that urged development of
new nuclear capabilities, and suggested that the United States might, in some
circumstances, use nuclear weapons against some countries that have none:
Syria, Libya, Iraq and Iran. In 2002, the White House issued a presidential directive
that made explicit the previously ambiguous policy that the United States may
use nuclear weapons if chemical and biological weapons are used against U.S.
forces. While the Bush administration has been interested in exploring new
nuclear weapons, other nuclear powers has also been pressing to try to shift,
in some missions, from nuclear weapons to conventional ones.
The bill also seeks $25 million in improvements to the Nevada
nuclear weapons test site and U.S. nuclear labs because officials fear some of
the nuclear infrastructure has become unreliable since President Clinton
declared a voluntary test moratorium. Clinton ordered that the nuclear weapons
complex should be prepared to restart testing within two to three years of a
presidential order to do so. But Bush administration officials fear that tests
may be needed to ensure the reliability of U.S. nuclear weapons, and they want
the lead-time reduced to no more than 18 months. The White House intends to
begin re-testing, perhaps in a second term if George W. Bush gets reelected in
Elections 2004.
Fourth,
the Battlefield of War is the laboratory of Weapon systems in the Network
Centric Warfare, and the military learns from the War with priceless practical
experience of what works on the 21st Century battlefield and what doesn’t.
American military is better than any other military at adjusting to new
realities while the bullets are still flying. The Iraq Qar revealed the
continuing value of ground forces. The techno-freaks who insisted that a war could
be won with little or no help of the ground forces were proven wrong again.
What has largely gone unnoticed is the emergence of another form of precision
weapon: ground troops. Traditionally, infantry has been war’s blunt instrument.
The dramatic improvements in intelligence and communications allowed American
ground troops in Iraq, to focus on combat power at the right place and time
before the enemy could begin to react, in a manner that gave one battlefield
effect of multiple divisions in past wars. The precision ground forces would
resemble the Roman legions of the Roman Empire’s golden age, invincible against
all threats posed by barbarians. The numbers still count. United States has
only ten divisions. Because of the lack of another Army division, the American
troops failed to avoid the time lapse between opportunity and its ability to
exploit it. Another heavy division would have allowed Americans to press on
immediately to Tikrit, the last citadel and to open the aback door to Mosul and
Kirkuk in the north. Iraqi Army didn’t fair fight badly, they were courageous
and they lost the war from the air, because the MOAB Bombs killed not by
shrapnel but by sucking the oxygen from the air and killed much like the
poisonous gases. The strategic air campaigns did not meet initial expectations.
Apaches helicopter fleet proved more vulnerable to ground fire than
anticipated, and faced unexpected levels of risk on the battlefield. The Apache
tactics made the helicopter more vulnerable to the ground fire that it is
better Apaches scrapped. The Attack helicopter doctrine should be heavily
rewritten after the Iraqi War. The foremost lesson the Iraq War is that the
Smart Infantry emerged as another form of precision weapon, the Precision
Ground Troops.
35(5) India in New World
Order
(1) 3 Super Powers: USA
China India
In the New
World Order, India and China joined the ranks of the Top-3 great powers
alongside United States. Top three World Powers of the post-Iraq War
international system are United States, China and India. The leading Super
Power of the Old World Order, and Germany and France would play less important
role than China and India. In the New World Order Russia would jettison its
support to Non Alignment and pursue traditional Russian imperialist interests
in collusion with Germany and France to bolster the declining role of White
Christian Europe in the world. Europe, represented by Russia, France, Germany
and Britain was more important than Asia in the Old world Order. In the New
World Order Asia represented by China, Japan and India would be more important
player in the International system than Europe. Asia would lead the New World
Order. Only if Germany and France could sign defense pact and economic pacts
with Russia could Europe present any significant challenge to the economic
dominance of Asia in world economy. In the New World Order China, India and
Japan in 2003, represented $9.3 trillion GNP around 24 percent of the world’s
total GNP at PPP, greater than the combined GNP of USA and Canada as well as
greater than the combined GNP of 25-member expanded European Union and Russia.
In the Old World Order of 1750 AD India manufactured 24.5%, China 32.8% and
Japan 3.8%, and India, China & Japan together accounted for 61 percent of
world’s total manufactured goods. It is likely that by 2050, India, China and
Japan would account for 50% of world’s manufactured goods and GNP at PPP.
(2) Rise of Nuclear Hindu
India
The three
truly independent powers of the world in 2003 are United States, India and China.
Just as Premier Khrushchev of Soviet Union called the bluff of France and
Britain in the Suez Canal Crisis in 1956, President Bush called the bluff of
Russia, France and Germany on the 2003 Iraq War. The 1956 exposed the decline
of France and Britain, and the 2003 exposed the decline of Russia, Germany and
France. India and China emerged as the members of the top three world powers
Club in 2003.
(3) End of the Old World
Order
The America’s victory in defiant opposition to the Russia, France
and Germany represented the End of the Old World Disorder and Russia no longer
remained the leading world power and India and China joined United States in
the exclusive Club of Three top world powers. In the 21st Century the Troika of
United States, India and China would lead the world. The Cold War order ended
with the peaceful disintegration of the Soviet Union, and the end of the Cold
War. The Old Word disorder ended with the America’s victory in the Iraq War,
which exposed that Russia, France and Germany no longer had resources necessary
to play the great power role. The Old World Order ended with the decline of the
Old Europe, represented by Russia, France and Germany, and the rise of New Asia
represented by India and China. The Cold War was unusual because of the
longevity of the conflict and because of the peaceful manner in which it ended
with the demise of the Soviet Union, primarily due to the realization of
President Boris Yeltsin that only after the disintegration of the Soviet Union,
could Russian Slavs hold on to the continental size Russian Federation, by
replacing Soviet identity with the imperial Russian identity. The tectonic
shifts ushered in by the realignment of forces after the Cold War were all the
more significant, but they were hidden from view for an unusually long time
because of the peaceful resolution of the cold War and the peaceful demise of
the Soviet Union, the Berlin War and the peaceful collapse of the Communism in
eastern Bloc. It took the 9/11 terrorist attacks to force the pace of change
and sharpen the new post-Cold War contours of international politics. This new
shape is more visible after the Iraq war.
(4) Rise of India as
World Power
First,
United States, China and India are the only three Civilization States that
would play independent great power role in the international system. In 21st
Century the continental-size four Major World Powers are: United States,
Europe, China and India. The European World Power included Russia, France and
Germany that would be able to influence world events only when they pool their
diplomatic assets on any single issue. Singly, neither Russia, nor Germany nor
France would be able to play any great power role. The nations of the world
enjoyed freedom of diplomatic initiative under tri-polar world order from 1947
to 1962, when India led the Non Aligned Nations Movement and kept them free and
independent of two warring camp. From 1962 to 1990, it was the Bipolar world
order and the role of Non Aligned Nations declined. From 1990 to 1998 the
International system became Unipolar or one superpower system after the demise
of the Soviet Union. After 1998 the world order became Tripolar World order
again after India and Pakistan exploded nuclear weapon devices and built up
independent nuclear arsenal.
Second,
the United States took over the leadership of not only First World but also of
the Second World, when the former pro-Soviet East European countries joined the
European Union and NATO. However the Iraq War 2003, created permanent rift
within the Western Christendom, and France, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg
vehemently opposed America’s imperialistic oil policies and joined forces with
Russia to hold America in check.
Third,
throughout history India and China had been world powers and India continued to
be world power in its own right, even when under British rule. British Empire
had been the euphemism for Indian Empire. Delhi paid for the imperial
pretensions of the United Kingdom. Indian Army built British Empire worldwide
and Delhi paid for the salaries of the British Officers and British soldiers
worldwide.
Fourth,
India would join the ranks of Super Powers by exercising its military muscle in
the oil-rich Arabian Gulf and Central Asia. India’s ability to threaten,
challenge or deny control or access to the oil and gas resources of Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait and UAE would make India a world power. Persian gulf had
historically been India’s Lake and Indian Rupee had been the Reserve Currency
for Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and UAE as late as 1965. India should focus on
projecting its military, economic and political power to control the foreign
power’s access to the Arabian Gulf and Caspian oil and gas resources. India
should focus only on Arabian Gulf and Central Asia during World War Three.
India’s ability to control the Middle East Oil or ability to deny control to
other great powers over Middle East oil would determine India’s status as the
world power. India should learn to increase its nuisance value to disturb or
threaten Middle East oil trade to ride higher up in the ranking as world power.
India’s ability to deny other powers control over Arabian Gulf oil is as
important as India’s control over the Arabian Gulf oil.
Fifth, the
West and USA in 1750 produced 18.2% of total manufactured goods, China produced
32.6%, and India produced 24.5% of world’s manufactured goods. Had Britain
India’s economic resources or Indian Army to crush secession of 13 colonies of
the Untied States, the United States would not have taken birth. In 1800, China
produced 33.3% of world’s goods, India produced 19.7% of world’s goods, even
when India had been 43 years under English rule, and the Western Europe
including North America produced only 23.3% of world’s goods. Shares of World
Manufacturing Output by Civilization or Country, 1750-1980 (in percentages):
(a) West (Western Europe + North America) share of the world manufactured
goods: 1750 (18.2%), 1800 (23.3%), 1830 (31.1%), 1860 (53.7%), 1880 (68.8%),
1900 (57.8%), 1953 (77.4%), 1980 (74.6%). (b) China’s share of the world’s total
manufactured goods: 1750 (32.6%), 1800 (33.3%), 1830 (29.8%), 1860 (19.7%),
1880 (12.5%), 1900 (5.0%), 1953 (6.2%), 1980 (2.3%). (c) South Asia (India +
Pak) share of the world’s total manufactured goods: 1750 (24.5%), 1800 (19.7%),
1830 (17.6%), 1860 (8.6%), 1880 (2.8%), 1900 (2.3%), 1953 (1.7%), 1980 (1.7%).
(Excerpt of data from Paul Bairoch, International Industrialization Levels from
1750 to 1980 Journal of European Economic History, Fall 1982)
Sixth,
British Empire and India were greater power than the United States as the
manufacturing power in 1913. The Commodity and geographical composition of
exports, 1913, in percentage shares of world’s exports was country wise as
follows: United Kingdom (22.8%), United States (22.1%), Germany 21.4%), and France
(12.1%). The Exports of manufacturers as share of total exports in 1913 as
percentage share was: United Kingdom (76.6%), Germany (71.7%), France (57.9%),
and United States (34.1%) (Paul Bairoch)
Seventh,
before 1945, Indian Empire controlled 100% of Iranian oil and 47.5% of Iraqi
oil. India was the world’s sixth largest industrial power in 1945, after the
World War II. Before independence in 1945 Indian Empire controlled 100% of
Iranian oil and 47.5% of Iraqi oil. Persian Gulf was an Indian Lake in 1945 and
for 200 years before. Britain partitioned India by creating the artificial
concept of Islam as the basis of state, to blunt India’s intervention in
Iranian oil and Iraqi oil Indian Empire Oil imperialism and British Oil
Imperialism overshadowed American oil imperialism in control over Middle East
oil before the Second World War. Before 1945, the Indian Empire and British
Empire controlled 100 per cent of Iranian oil and 47.5 percent of Iraqi oil;
the U.S. interest was only 23.75 per cent in Iraq equal to France's interest in
Iraq oil. After 1945, the control over Middle East oil has changed radically;
in 1959 the U.S. share rose to 50 per cent of all Middle East oil, while that
of Britain declined to 18 per cent, and France had 5 per cent, the Netherlands
3 per cent, other, including the local Arab governments, 24 percent. After the
end of the Cold War the Western oil imperialism is really United States
imperialism. The driving doctrine of US foreign policy since the 1940’s after
the Second World War is to control the vast energy resources of the Muslim
oil-producing nations of the Gulf region, many of these nations had been under
British colonial occupation and influence.
Eighth,
had Britain honored its promise to India for granting freedom in exchange of
India’s military contributions towards Allied War efforts in the World War I
then Indian Empire would have replaced United States as the dominant great
power of the world before 1950. In 1913 the 22.3% United Kingdom’s share of
world’s total exports greater than 22.1% share of the United States. In 1913,
United Kingdom exported 76.6 of its total exports in manufactured goods, while
United States’ manufactured goods exports represented only 34.1% of its total
exports. United States engineered the Ireland’s secession in 1919 to weaken
British Empire. United States conspired against British oil interests in Iran,
Iraq, Kuwait, and UAE (Trucial States).
Ninth,
India’s Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) renamed Tejas (TD series) flew
demonstration flights in April 2003. The Indian Tejas will be comparable to the
latest versions of the US F-16 Fighting Falcon or the French Dassault Mirage
2000, has a price tag of around $22 million and about 250 are to be built for
the Indian Air Force, costing total of $5.5 billion. It uses Lockheed
Martin-derived fly-by-wire hardware, the BAE control integration system and the
General Electric GE 404 engines, and is developed by Aeronautical Development
Agency (ADA) Bangalore. The Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
has also developed its own Kaveri engine. India spent more than $1.5 billion on
the LCA program since 1983. Indian Defense Minister Geroge Fernandes visited
Brazil in July 03 and offered to jointly produce LCA Light combat Aircraft with
Brazil.
(5) United States China
India Troika
The major
powers of the world are United States, China and India represented the
continental size civilization states of America, East Asia and South Asia. The
decline of the Europe compromised the role of Russia, France and Germany. Brown
Hindu India would represent the interests of the Third World. Yellow China
would represent the interest of the yellow races and Buddhists, including
Japan, Koreas, Taiwan and Singapore. Protestant United States would represent
the interests of Britain, Spain, Poland and OPEC countries. Catholic and
Orthodox Europe would represent the interests of Russia, Germany. France,
Belgium and Luxembourg.
First, the
Quadrangular Balance of Power among America, Europe, East Asia and South Asia
would create the stable international system. Britain, Spain and Italy have no
future as independent great powers, and they could pursue their national
interests only as the Lap Dog of the White House. Poland has no great future in
Europe and it must pursue closer military and economic ties with the Untied
States. President Putin should develop détente with France and Germany to wean
them away for NATO to develop an independent Eurasian Pact, where France,
Germany and Russia would provide the anchor. The White Christian world is split
into two camps, the First Camp led by maritime United States and Britain and
the second Camp led by troika of continental European powers, namely, France,
Germany and Russia. Continental Europe consolidated with the emerging alliance
of France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and Russia. Continental Asia should
also consolidate as a common Buddhist-Hindu or Yellow-Brown Bloc that would be
led by India, China and Japan. The consolidation of the White Christian Europe
as a single Bloc, comprising France, Germany and Russia, necessitates the
similar consolidation of Buddhist Hindu Asia comprising India, China and Japan.
Second,
India should focus in projecting its power in the neighboring oil-producing
regions of Arabian Gulf and Caspian Central Asia. Geopolitically India is
better suited than China, Russia, France and Germany to project is military
power in the neighboring Arabian Gulf, which had been an Indian lake throughout
18th, 19th and first half of 20th Century. India’s claims as world power would
gain recognition in terms of India’s ability to project its power and influence
in the oil-producing Arabian Gulf region, to control the oil and gas resources
of the region as well as to deny or sabotage the control of other great power
over these resources. The power to deny the adversary the control over oil
resources of Arabia is as important a power as the control over these oil
resources. To secure control over Arabian oil resources far more expensive than
denying other powers from controlling these resources. Thus India could acquire
great power status by demonstrating its military capability to disrupt the
global transportation of oil via oil tankers passing through Arabian Sea. India
and Russia have jointly developed the supersonic anti-ship Brahmos cruise
missiles that could sink aircraft carriers or Naval ships or oil tankers. India
should develop close military ties with Iran and deploy anti-ship missiles
along the Iranian coast. India should develop military bases in Nicobar Islands
to project its power in Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei oil fields. India should
develop military ties with Vietnam to project its power in the South China oil
fields. India should develop military bases in Uzbekistan to project its
military power in the Caspian oil fields. India should develop military ties
with Venezuela to project its power in the oil fields of Venezuela and
Colombia. India should develop its military ties with Zimbabwe and Zaire-Congo
to project its power in oil-rich Angola. India’s primary objective shall be to
control the Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan India oil and gas pipeline that
would transport Caspian oil and gas to Indian markets. India’s great power
status depends upon its ability to control the flow of Arabian Gulf oil As well
as the control over the Turkmenistan-Pakistan-India oil and gas pipeline. India
should do whatever it takes to control the maritime transportation of Arabian
Gulf oil and gas resources.
(6) Alliance of Oil
Hungry Great Powers
The
national interests of India, coincide with the national interests of other big
oil importers and with the national interests of the emerging Oil-colonialism
as India must join forces with oil-importing nations to establish oil-colonial
empires in the Middle East and worldwide.
The
fundamental lesson of America’s invasion of Iraq has been that all great powers
have the unfettered right of preemptive strikes to establish their oil colonies
to secure their oil and gas supplies, essential for the survival of their
industrial economies. Oil hungry great powers that lacked domestic oil reserves
should pool their military assets to guarantee their secured supplies of oil
and gas requirement at preferential prices from the oil-producing regions.
China, India, Japan, Germany, South Korea, France and Taiwan should enter into
a formal Oil Defense Pact to pool their military and diplomatic assets in times
of war to secure their supplies of oil And gas resources. Oil is the essential
for the industrial economy and Oil pact would deploy military force to secure
supplies of the oil and gas resources from oil producers.
First, the
top 20 largest consumers of imported oil that lacked domestic oil and gas
reserves are as follows with their rank among the top 20 importers of oil and
oil imports in million barrels per day: 2nd largest Japan: 5.423 MBPD, 3rd
China: 4.854 MBPD, 4th Germany: 2.814 MBPD, 6th South Korea: 2.126 MBPD, 9th
France: 2.040 MBPD, 10th India: 2.011 MBPD, 20th Taiwan: .846 MBPD. The total
Chinese oil reserves are 24 billion barrels of oil, and China produces 3.297
MBPD and consumes 4.854 MBPD. The great economic powers that are totally
dependent on imported supply of oil are, Japan the 2nd largest importer 5.423
MBPD, Germany the 4th largest importer of oil with imports of 2.814 MBPD, South
Korea the 6th largest importer of oil with imports of 2.126 MBPD, France the
9th largest importer of oil with imports of 2.048 MBPD, India the 10th largest
importer of oil with imports of 2.011 MBPD, and Taiwan the 20th largest
importer of oil with imports of 0.846 MBPD, as of January 1, 2002.
Second,
India should support WASP Oil Pax Americana, in exchange for India’s guaranteed
role in the colonial administration of the American oil colonies. United States
divided the military control over Iraq into three separate zones, governed by
United States, Britain and Poland. India should participate in the future
military operations to establish oil colonies in partnership with other great
powers and carve out India’s sphere of influence over the oil-producing colony.
So that India might get its requirement of imported oil from oil colonies at
discounted prices.
Third,
India and China should work towards jointly controlling the oil and gas
resources of Caspian Central Asia so that the oil riches of Central enriched
the economies of India, China and Japan. Why should China and India quarrel
over petty issues when the great wealth of Asia continued to be looted by
non-Asian White Christians? India and China’s strategic ties would be sealed on
the oil fields of Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. India-China Defense Pact could
be built on the solid foundation of Caspian Oil and Gas resources.
(7) India-USA-Israel
Defense Pact
Should India join the US-Israel Camp and militarily support Judaic
Israel and Protestant United States control the OPEC oil producing nations by
establishing direct American oil colonies in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and UAE?
Would Israeli occupation of Saudi Arabia in the national interest of India?
Should Semite race become the basis of a new state of Israel-Saudi Arabia on
the lines of the Austro-Hungarian Empire? Since the basic policy of United
States is the control of Arab oil, would India profit if Israel and United
States established direct oil colonies in the Arabian Gulf? Would Muslim
oil-producers give better oil-deals to India if India helped Arab OPEC nations
ward off the Israeli-US invasions of the Arab world?
First, India realized that Arab OPEC nations lacked the military
muscle to remain independent and it would be in the national interest of India,
if India joined the imperialist Camp led by United States to establish direct
American oil colonies in the Middle East, in exchange for a slice of the Oil
Loot? India's National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra proposed an alliance
between the United States, India and Israel, among other democratic countries,
to meet the threat of terrorism, in an address at the American Jewish Community
Annual Dinner in Washington DC, on Thursday, May 8, ’03. The USA-India –Israel
alliance would have the political will and moral authority to take bold
decisions in extreme cases of terrorist provocation without being distracted by
diversionary arguments like "root causes." Preventive measures like
blocking financial supplies, disrupting networks, sharing intelligence,
simplifying extradition procedures can only be effective through international
cooperation based on trust and shared values. The idea of a Washington-New
Delhi-Tel Aviv axis against terror is not new, but it is the first time India proposed
it so openly and formally to the American Jews. There are fundamental
similarities between India, the United States and Israel, including their
democratic system, sharing a common vision of pluralism, tolerance and equal
opportunity. Stronger India-US relations and India-Israel relations have a
natural logic. New Delhi hoped to receive Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon
soon in India on an official visit.
Second, Indians are realists and realized that Israeli lobby
controlled White House and it would be in the national interest of India, if
India directly promoted Israel’s interest in exchange for Israel’s help in
promoting Indo-US détente. The alliance between the United States, India and
Israel makes sense as American Jews control American foreign policy making.
American Jews have dominated American foreign policymaking because of the
leading role played by Henry J. Kissinger, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and Madeleine
Albright, during Nixon Administration, Carter Administration and Clinton
Administration. Just as Kissinger and Brzezinski had neutralized their
counterpart Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice and Dick Cheney dominated the
foreign policy under Bush Administration and successfully neutralized Secretary
of State Collin Powell. During Nixon Administration and ford Administration Dr.
Henry Kissinger dominated the US Foreign policymaking. During Carter
Administration Zbigniew Brzezinski dominated the US foreign policymaking.
Secretary Madeleine Albright dominated the foreign policymaking during last 2
years of the Clinton Administration.
Second, American policy is formulated by competing domestic
political vote banks and economic interest groups and India could influence the
White House only when it joined forces with one of the dominant interest groups
in the United States. Jewish Lobby is the most powerful interest group in the
United States. By entering into a formal alliance with United States and
Israel, India viewpoint would become one of the key ingredient of the
conflicting interests that compete with one another for the eyes and ears of
the US President. During Clinton Administration the foreign policy developed by
competitive jockeying by various governmental agencies. In the Clinton days,
the different agencies, CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), NSC (National
Security Council), the Pentagon, the State Department, Congress and others
competed and produced a composite policy that at least had the benefit of some
degree of unity. It was a bit like shoving a pack of Yankee tomcats in a sack,
sewing it up and letting them fight it out and seeing where they ended up, and
when the bag stopped moving that becomes the US foreign policy. Usually that US
foreign policy would be such a finely balanced, tediously bargained compromise
among conflicting interest and pressure groups that American diplomats
literally could not believe foreign diplomats when foreign countries wanted to
negotiate about American foreign policy issues. American have a tendency that
whatever comes out of the tough lobbying by various interest groups, should
please all foreign countries, as for Americans all foreign policy issues are
primarily local issues of pork. By joining American camp India would become one
of the tomcats that would fight for its share of meat.
Fourth, the religion played a very important role in the global
clash of races and Hindus should align with Jews as Jews and Muslims locked in
the mortal combat. Israel needs India as much as India needs Israel. India and
Israel have the common enemy in the Arab Islamic world. Hindu India should join
the Jews and Christians’ war on Muslims on the side of Christianity and
Judaism. India has no option but to join the imperialistic camp led by United
States and Israel, because Russia and France lost their courage to tame American
imperialism. India on its own lacked the resources to oppose American
imperialism. The alliance between United States, India and Israel makes sense
as it would American oil colonialism and Pentagon’s interests in the New Middle
East. Led by Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld the Pentagon increased its voice
in the US foreign policy making.
Fifth, Untied States wants to create American Empire without loss
of American lives and Israel lacked the manpower to wage wars, and both United
States and Israel would need Indian army to wage long wars. Indian army and
India’s large population base made India very valuable ally for Israel as well
as the United States. India’s defense pact with United States and Israel would
convince United States that Indian Army could make very effective contributions
towards America’s colonial aspirations in the oil-producing world. India should
join the Bad Cop part of the White House policy making by linking its interests
with that of the imperialistic Pentagon. Bush Administration’s foreign policy
making is classic Good Cop Vs Bad Cop routine played by the State Department
and the Pentagon respectively, and Pentagon ultimately decides the foreign
policy. President Bush’s foreign policy approach does not believe in
accommodating of foreign input. George W. Bush may not believe in evolution,
but he seems to allow a Darwinian method of American foreign policy formation,
where each member of the Bush Administration team, each department, makes up
its own policy and pronounces it publicly, or leaks it, until suddenly, one of
them is becomes a winner, and adopted by the White House, and then the others
shut up and implement that imperialistic policy in a disciplined manner.
Sixth, India’s policy towards Israel and United States must take
into consideration that White House switched between Good Cop and Bad Cop
routine and that United States could be simultaneously pursue the pro-Indian
and anti-Indian agenda. India should realize that there is no permanent policy
concept in the Untied States. This may seem a chaotic and unproductive way to
present your policies to the rest of the world and of course, in the long run,
it is not very chaotic and unproductive way to the world, because the Pentagon
seems to win more often than not. However in the short term, it does work to
worry and unnerve the targets of this foreign policy making process, namely,
Iraq, Syria, which keep them off balance and they would not realize the gravity
of the situation. Colin Powell's "Good Cop" routine, which is in fact
probably a sincerely held position, is made easier by the Bad Cops from the
Pentagon running round giving all the appearance of mad dogs, which is probably
a pretty sincere act as well. The rest of the world is not quite sure which
policy they are being asked to agree with. But of course, that is the wrong
question for them to ask. Foreign countries are not asked to agree with any
particular policy, but to swear a pre-emptive oath of allegiance to any policy
whatsoever that the White House adopts. The interdepartmental struggles in
Washington are seriously disturbing to diplomats, and the pattern is of
increasing Pentagon dominance. Nuclear Hindu India should be willing to swear a
pre-emptive oath of allegiance to any imperialistic policy that the White House
would adopt in the New Middle East, provided India gets its share of the oil
loot in the Middle East.
35(6) Rape of Justice
(1) Rape of Justice in
West Judicial System
India
wants to prosecute Al Qaeda terrorists that American system failed to prosecute.
India wants to prosecute criminal politicians in Italy that growing nexus of
organized crime and Papacy implanted in Italian political scene. India wants to
promote black South African politicians such as Winnie Mandela.
United
States never prosecuted any Al Qaeda terrorist or Taliban fundamentalist for
the crime they did in Afghanistan. The White Christian imperialistic world
misusing the system of justice to reward the cronies of the West and to punish
the freedom fighters that opposed the continued dominance of the Whites in the
Third World. The Christian West refused to prosecute Al Qaeda terrorists and
Taliban fundamentalists for the crimes they did in Afghanistan. The Christian
West opposed the prosecution of the Christians responsible for the genocide of
2 million Buddhists in Cambodia. America opposed the International Criminal
court, but used it to prosecute Slobadan Milosevic. The jail sentence on Winnie
Mandela exposed the black regime of South Africa as the continuation of the
White Apartheid regime. United States and Britain attempting to bring down the
government of Robert Mugabe for this attempt to confiscate the agricultural
farmlands of the pro-Apartheid white farmers. The pro-West regime in Yugoslavia
embarked upon a reign of terror on supporters of Slobadan Milosevic. The
government and judiciary during Slobadan Milosevic followed the rules of law
more truthfully than the pro-West regime that followed.
(2) Italy: Acquittal of
Giulio Andreotti
India opposes the growing nexus of Organized Crime and Papacy in
Italian politics. India supports the return of House of Savoy Italian Kings to
Italy to restore limited Monarchy in Italy.
First, United States, Mafia and the Vatican misused the Italian
Judicial process to guarantee that Mafia-PM escaped the jail terms. The CIA had
hired Italian Mafia and the Vatican to destabilize the Fascist regime of Benito
Mussolini and the CIA-Mafia-Vatican alliance continued to conspire to
destabilize Italian parliamentary system to place pro-Mafia, pro-US and
pro-Pope Prime Minister to head the governments in Italy, seven times. Giulio
Andreotti represented the Nexus of Crime and politics that allowed Mafia and
Vatican Church to manipulate the parliamentary system in Italy to impose
pro-Mafia and pro-Vatican prime ministerial governments in Italy in the post
Second World War era. An appeals court in Palermo, Sicily, Italy upheld the
acquittal on Friday, May 2, 03 of former Premier Giulio Andreotti on charges of
aiding the Mafia. Andreotti, 84, who served as premier seven times and is a
senator, was not in court for the Palermo ruling. Giulio Andreotti said he
framed by mobsters that sought revenge for his government's crackdowns on
organized crime. He was acquitted in 1999, but Sicilian prosecutors appealed. The
former leader said he had expected to triumph in court. "I know I have
nothing to do with the Mafia. I only made laws against the Mafia,"
Andreotti said. Naturally, after Perugia there was some concern. But the appeal
went very calmly in a very objective court. During November 2002, in a separate
Mafia-linked case, Andreotti was convicted in Perugia of ordering the 1979
slaying of muckraking journalist Mino Pecorelli and sentenced to 24 years in
prison. He is not serving that sentence, pending an appeal. Andreotti's defense
lawyer, Giulia Bongiorno, said Friday's acquittal discredits the conviction of
Andreotti in Perugia, but did not invalidate that conviction. "In Perugia,
there was a conviction, but this destroys that. It based the conviction on
saying he sent the Mafia to do a killing, but this trial ruled out Mafia
association. In the Palermo trial, the prosecutors contended that Andreotti and
his Christian Democrat party did favors for the Mafia in Sicily, such as
promising that lenient judges would handle mobsters' trials, in exchange for
votes. They were seeking a 10-year prison sentence. The first Palermo trial,
which lasted four years, was widely viewed as putting on trial the Christian
Democrat-dominated political system that ran Italy for four decades after World
War II. The Christian Democrats were toppled by corruption scandals in the
early 1990s. The most riveting accusation of the trial alleged Andreotti
exchanged a "kiss of honor" with Sicily's presumed boss of bosses,
Salvatore "Toto" Riina, in a secret meeting in the 1980s. Riina was
captured in 1993 and is now serving life in prison.
(3) Netherlands: Murderer
of Pim Fortuyn
Neo-Conservatism deplores the murder of Pin Fortuyn in
Netherlands. Neo-Conservatism seeks to set up Neo-Conservative Party in
Netherlands and in Europe to promote the ideology of Neo-Conservatism.
The pro-Right Pim Fortuyn was murdered by the conspiracy hatched
by political parties that wanted to thwart the democratic political process in
the Netherlands. The religious right conservatives forces conspired to subvert
the democratic process in Netherlands by arranging the murder of Pim Fortuyn,
the person who would have become the Prime Minister of Netherlands and
installed the pro-right government in Netherlands. Prosecutors in Amsterdam,
Netherlands said in April ‘03 they would appeal the 18-year sentence given to
the killer of Dutch populist leader Pim Fortuyn, after a wave of criticism that
the punishment doesn't match the severity of the crime. Volkert van der Graaf,
33, was convicted and sentenced in an Amsterdam district court Tuesday for
shooting Fortuyn on May 6, 2002, nine days before national elections. Fortuyn
was a leading contender for prime minister, having risen swiftly on an
anti-immigration platform. Prosecutors had demanded life imprisonment for Van
der Graaf, but in first reaction they were "not dissatisfied" with
the lighter sentence. Dutch courts usually jail defendants convicted of a
single murder for 12-16 years, and life sentences are extremely rare. Only 21
have been handed down in the past 50 years, generally for serial murders.
Prosecutors decided to appeal after taking a closer look at the ruling and
concluding that the sentence was "in a gray area. Van der Graaf, an animal
rights activist, wasn't likely to kill again and should be given a chance to
rehabilitate. The Netherlands court failed to take into account that the
suspect had intended to seriously upset the democratic process by killing
Fortuyn." The court further misstated the prosecution's position and
"insufficiently weighed the suspect's character in its sentencing. It
didn't take into account his failure to show sorrow or remorse. The three-judge
panel said the sentence reflected both the severity of the murder and its
impact on Dutch society.
(4) South Africa: Winnie
Mandela Jailed
Neo-Conservatism
seeks to promote democracy in South Africa to help patriotic black leadership
to emerge in South Africa. Neo-Conservatism and India supports Winnie Mandela
in South Africa.
The jail
sentence of Ms Winnie Mandela exposed the incumbent Black government of South
Africa as the continuation of the Apartheid regime of South Africa. Winnie
Madikzela-Mandela ended the Apartheid in South Africa, and ungrateful black
rulers of South Africa, fearing that Winnie Mandela could become the next
popular President of South Africa slapped a 4-year jail sentence on her. On
April 24, so-called Black regime of South Africa stood exposed as the
pro-Apartheid pro-White regime headed by the stooges of white imperialists.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the fiery anti-apartheid leader and ex-wife of
former President Nelson Mandela, was sentenced to four years in prison Friday
for her conviction on fraud and theft charges. She was convicted on April 24,
2003, Thursday of 43 counts of fraud and 25 of theft of money from a women's
political league. The judge handed down a five-year sentence on April 25th,
Friday but suspended one year of that term. Magistrate Peet Johnson said she
could be released on parole after eight months and required to perform
community service for the remainder of her term. Madikizela-Mandela had pleaded
innocent to 60 charges of fraud and 25 of theft involving $120,000 at the
African National Congress Women's League, which Madikizela-Mandela leads. Outside
the courtroom, Madikizela-Mandela declined to discuss the case. However, she
said she had resigned her seat in Parliament, her membership in the executive
committee of the governing African National Congress (news - web sites), and
the head of the ANC Women's League. "I will remain a dedicated, committed
and loyal member of the ANC," she said. "I intend to spend my time
henceforth to do the work that I started in my early life and to bind my
destiny with everyone with whom I share the ideals of a just South
Africa." Madikizela-Mandela was convicted in 1991 for kidnapping and
assault. Her six-year jail sentence was reduced on appeal to a fine.
Madikizela-Mandela also faces a public reprimand in Parliament for failure to
disclose some of her income. In Cape Town on Friday, the High Court dismissed
with costs her bid to stop the reprimand.
35(7) Iraq’s Occupying
Powers
Neo-Conservatism
welcomes the American Petro-Colonialism in Iraq. India supports the
Neo-Conservative Petro-Colonial Empire of the Middle East. The concept of
Colonial Empire became a legitimate concept in the 21st Century.
United
Nations Security Council would be legitimizing the concept of Colonial Empires
in 21st Century by legitimizing the American invasion of Iraq by rewarding
America with Occupying Powers status in Iraq. Russia would lose its status as
world power if it failed to use Veto on America’s Resolution. France and
Germany and perhaps Russia too might legitimize America’s Occupation Powers
status in Iraq to herald the new age of white Christian colonial empires. India
as the leader of the Non Aligned Movement must oppose this America’s UN
resolution of May 9, 2003. India should support America’s Occupying Power’s
status only if India decided to create Indian Empire of its own in partnership
with China and Pakistan.
(1) Occupying Power
Status is Colonialism
By awarding Occupying Power Status to American troops in Iraq, the
United Nations legitimized the concept of Colonialism in the 21st Century. In
proposing a UN Security Council resolution on sanctions, the United States and
Britain for the first time refer to themselves as "occupying powers"
rather than "liberating forces" in Iraq.
Here is a look at the main responsibilities of being an
"occupier" under the 1949 Geneva Conventions on humanitarian law,
according to the International Committee of the Red Cross based in Geneva. An
occupier must: (a) Restore and ensure public order and safety, (b) Provide the
population with food and medical supplies, (c) Cooperate with aid and relief
operations, if needed, (d) Ensure public health and hygiene, (e) Facilitate
work of schools, (f) Uphold criminal laws of occupied territory, unless they
constitute a threat or contradict international humanitarian law. An occupier
cannot: (a) Loot, (b) Compel residents to serve in its armed forces, (c)
Forcibly transfer residents out of occupied territory to its own territory, (d)
Exploit resources of occupied territory for own benefit. American and British
troops violated their responsibility as occupying force in Iraq when they
failed to stop the looting of the Iraqi Museums and libraries. America intends
to exploit the oil resources of Iraq for the benefit of United States, Britain
and Poland.
Russia’s consent to the legitimization of United States as the
legitimate Occupying Powers in Iraq would mean that Russia realized that it no
longer is a world power. It would permanently destroy any future aspirations of
France as world power. It would be stupid for Russia and France to legitimize
the American invasion of Iraq by granting it the Occupying Powers status in
Iraq. The African members of the Security Council, Cameroon, Guinea and Angola
would condemn the African continent to slavery and foreign occupation, if they
vote for it. United Nations would dig its grave if it legitimized American
invasion as the Occupying Power in Iraq. Bush administration has treated the
United Nations with disdain, giving it only a minimal role in the
reconstruction of Iraq. The resolution amounts to a grudging admission by the
United States that it needs some help from the UNO if it hopes to get Iraq back
on its feet and on course toward becoming a colonial model for the rest of the
oil-producing Arab world. Only the UNO can confer legitimacy on American
occupation, end sanctions, open the door to substantial international
reconstruction aid and attest to the representative nature of Iraq's future
government. Passage of the American resolution would show that Russia and
France, Germany, who opposed the Iraq war, are now willing to become the poodle
dog of the United States.
The American resolution would establish legal American- British
oil colony over Iraq. Washington is eager to have the U.N. lift oil export
sanctions, which have in the first place allowed United States to win the Iraq
War as UN sanctions discouraged other great powers to come to the defense of
Iraq. Russia, India and China might have come to the rescue of Iraq, had there
not been any UN sanctions against Iraq. More questionably, America’s resolution
wants future petroleum revenues to be entrusted temporarily to a new assistance
fund, which would be under American and British control. The U.N. would have
only a limited oversight role through its representation on the new assistance
fund's advisory board, on which the World Bank and International Monetary Fund
would also be represented. The American resolution of May 9, 2003 would
legitimize American occupation of Iraq as legal Occupying Power, with control
over Iraq’s oil and power to create new political structures in Iraq. The U.N.
is also being asked to grant American and British occupation forces legal
authority to reshape Iraq's institutions, and in that role the U.N. would have
only a small role. A special coordinator to be appointed by Secretary General
Kofi Annan would take part, along with American, British and Iraqi
representatives, in rebuilding local and national governing institutions.
Regrettably, the United States seems intent on starting an interim government
later this month, before the likely arrival of this U.N. coordinator.
President Bush justified its invasions of Iraq to eradicate WMDs
and now United States would accept no role for UN weapons inspectors.
Washington stubbornly insists on bypassing the U.N. altogether on the sensitive
issue of unconventional weapons. Unless American claims about weapons
discoveries can be independently verified, they will be widely distrusted. The
people best suited to verify any findings are the international arms control
professionals already assembled and trained by the UNO. The American resolution
leaves many important questions unresolved, like, for example, the extent to
which the vast debts incurred by Saddam Hussein's regime will be honored. Its
passage would mark an end of the United Nations and end the great power status
for Russia, France and Germany.
American resolution asked the UN Security Council to give its
stamp of approval to American British occupation of Iraq and sought permission
to use Iraqi oil revenue from the world's second-largest oil reserves to
rebuild the war-battered Iraqi country. The plan envisions the United States
and Britain running Iraq as "occupying powers" for at least a year
and probably much longer. The American plan's centerpiece is the lifting of oil
and trade sanctions imposed on Iraq after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait and the
phasing out of the oil-for-food humanitarian program. America wants to
disentangle and to disengage the United Nations from many of the resolutions
that were passed under entirely different circumstances. Washington and London
sent a letter to the UN Security Council president recognizing their
responsibilities and obligations under international law "as occupying
powers." The letter marked the first time the United States has referred
to its role in Iraq as an "occupying power," a status governed by the
Geneva Conventions that details wide-ranging responsibilities for the Iraqi
people. Washington had called itself a "liberating force."
The recognition of occupier status by the UN Security Council
members would mean that UNO officially agreed that oil colonial empires could
be established by direct military invasions. That establishes the basis for a
clear political discussion as to how other oil colonies could be established in
future by other world powers, perhaps Russia, India, China, France and Britain.
It would establish a wonderful legal precedent to accord legal status to
colonial empires in the 21st Century, and would de-legitimize the
anti-colonialism and de-colonization that took place in the aftermath of the
Second World War. The American draft calls for transferring control of Iraq's
oil revenues from the United Nations to the U.S.-led coalition. The American
draft would give America the control over Iraqi oil money to finance the country's
reconstruction, without international oversight, and it envisions only a
limited, largely advisory role for the United Nations. The draft also calls on
all countries to deny safe haven to members of Saddam Hussein's former regime,
and wants the present UN embargo on arms aid to Iraq to continue.
Russia has
proposed that U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan maintain control over the oil
money until a legitimate Iraqi government is formed. That could trigger
opposition from UN Security Council members who want a major U.N. role in
creating an interim Iraqi government — and view the U.S. proposal as not
offering the "vital role" that President Bush and British Prime
Minister Tony Blair promised the world body. The draft calls on Annan to appoint
a U.N. special coordinator to work with U.S. and British authorities and the
Iraqi people. That coordinator also would promote delivery of humanitarian aid,
the return of refugees, reconstruction, human rights, legal and judicial
reform, and rebuilding of an Iraqi police force. The draft also calls on all
countries to deny safe haven to members of Saddam Hussein's former regime, and
to prohibit the trade in looted Iraqi cultural artifacts. In essence the
American Draft naively expected that United States would give up all its powers
over Iraq and hand over the Oil wealth of Iraq to America and Britain to rape
and plunder as they please. In nutshell President Bush expected United Nations
to legitimize white colonial empires to take rebirth in the first quarter of the
21st Century. If Russia failed to use its Veto to bloc American resolution,
would declare that Russia ceased to be a great power and became the Lap dog of
the Yankee president like Britain, France and Germany. India and China the two
world powers of the world’s top three powers would have to assert and increase
their diplomatic profile before the Third World forced to become colonies of
the West. May be India and China should forces with the assertive colonial
powers of the age, the United States and establish Indian Empire and Chinese
Empires respectively
It would
be OK if secular Americanism replaced the tyranny of Baathism in Iraq. It would
be sad if the secular Baathism replaced by Wahhabi fundamentalism instead of
secular Americanism in post-occupation Iraq. The doctrine of Baathism, a
secular and socialist doctrine founded by a Syrian Christian Michel Aflak,
which formed ruling Baath parties in Syria and Iraq. The secular doctrine of
Baathism was direct competitor of Wahhabi fundamentalism promoted by American
and British colonialism in oil-rich Arabian Peninsula. India cannot accept the
replacement of secular foundations of Iraqi society with Wahhabi Sunni or
Ayatollah Shiite version of Islamic fundamentalism in Iraq. India would accept
American oil colonialism in Iraq, but India would oppose the Wahhabi
fundamentalism in Iraq. The American invasion of Iraq should not replace the
secular Iraqi society with barbarian Wahhabi fundamentalism, and this fact
should have been recognized while United Nations discussed the Occupying Powers
status over Iraq.
(2) Bush Trading Old
Allies with New Allies
India should exploit the propensity of President Bush to replace
traditional allies of the Untied States with new allies that would support the
American imperialistic agenda. India should negotiate with the Oval Office to
persuade Untied States replace China with India as the America’s global
strategic partner. President Bush rewarding its allies in the War on Iraq to
tempt other nations to join its camp and legitimize its illegal war on Iraq,
with legitimacy of the UN approved Occupying Powers status. President Bush
rewarded Poland with control over one of the sectors in Iraq, to tempt Germany
break the ties with France to jump into American bandwagon. Gerhard Schroeder
regretted his opposition to President Bush, otherwise Germany not Poland would
have become the Occupying Force in Iraq. Germans really wanted to get the role
Poland would be playing in Iraq. Foreign policy experts expressed concern at
the administration's apparent willingness to trade in a set of traditional
allies for a set of new ones. No matter how worthy, the new ones dubbed
"New Europe" by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld cannot replace
the Old Europe with untested, novice New Europe. It's not just France and
Germany that have been demoted. Russia a nuclear power and U.N. Security
Council member that opposed the war has cast its lot with France and Germany.
Mexico, an early focus of the president's attention, has gotten short shrift.
But while there are 191 members of the United Nations, the White House has
listed only 49 countries in the coalition. And while there are about 40 nations
in Europe, depending on how they are tallied, only 15 joined the coalition of
the willing, eight of them from Eastern Europe. Seven Eastern European
countries got full White House honors in May 2003, to mark the Senate's vote
that earlier ratified their entry into NATO. The peoples of Bulgaria, Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia have a fresh memory of
tyranny, and these new nations know the consequences of complacency in the face
of danger. White House rejoiced at the denigration of traditional allies and
insisted that these "new allies," despite their small size, were no
less valuable than old partners, such as France and Germany. If people measure
principles of right and wrong by gross domestic product] size, they're using
the wrong measurements. Right and wrong is right and wrong, whether it's the
smallest nation with the lowest GDP that stands on principle, or the largest
nation with the highest GDP.
India
should openly court United States and seek alliance status with United States
and Israel, since President Bush wants to trade in a set of traditional allies
like China and Pakistan for a set of new allies and bring India into the
exclusive club of America's closest allies. President Bush’s apparent
willingness to trade in a set of traditional allies for a set of new ones bodes
well for India. President Bush could easily jettison China as the strategic
ally of the United States to replace China with India. Smaller nations are
easily puffed up by the attention White House gives them. The special welcome
to Philippine President, who illegally usurped power, might get rewards as the
reopening of American military bases in Philippines. United States relations
with France and Germany have deteriorated. A look at the White House schedule
makes it clear that only members of the "coalition of the willing"
the nations that supported the administration's decision to wage war on Iraq
are getting face time with Bush. Bush honored Australian Prime Minister John
Howard with a coveted visit to his Texas ranch. Spanish Prime Minister Jose
Maria Aznar met with Bush in the Oval Office the leaders' third meeting in less
than three months. President Bush had breakfast with the prime minister of
Denmark and met with the emir of Qatar in the Oval Office. On May 19, 2003, the
president of the Philippines, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, was granted the highest
honor of all a full-fledged state visit, complete with the pomp of a White
House arrival ceremony and a formal state dinner. It will be only the third
state dinner since Bush became president; the others were for the president of
Mexico in September 2001 and the president of Poland in July. It suggests that
Philippines might invite United States to establish bases in Philippines again.
The global alliance structure of the United States could undergo fundamental
restructuring and Hindu India has a better chance of developing closer military
ties with Protestant United States than with Catholic European powers.
(3) Germany France Envy
Poland
India should join forces with Germany and France that are
sidelined by American support to Poland, and increased Polish role in the
European Union. Germany and France have become Old Europe, while Poland
represents new Europe. United States promoted Poland, a Catholic nation, as the
military leader of New Europe, by appointing Poland as the Occupying Power in
one of the three sectors of Iraq, along with Britain. United States helped
Bolshevik Polish Bishop as the Pope, which undermined the power in the Vatican
government of Italian, French and German clergy and enhanced the role of
American and Polish clergy in the Vatican government. By promoting Poland as
the new military power of Europe, United States expedited the decline of France
and Germany, condemned by Donald Rumsfeld as Old Europe. Catholic Poland
represented the religious interests of the Vatican in Iraq and Europe. Most of
the Catholic-majority countries of Europe opposed the political role of the
Vatican and there is no Catholic Super Power in the world. Poland is the most
vocal pro-Papacy Catholic military power of the Europe.
President Bush by dangling the carrot of Poland as Occupying Power
in a sector in Iraq broke the ranks of Germany-France opposition to the Iraq
War. The United States entrusted Poland with one of the three occupied zones in
Iraq, the job Germany would relish to do. German Defense Minister Struck was
angered by his Polish colleague Szmajdzinski's proposal to work together in
Iraq. Poland is set to lead one of the occupied sectors in Iraq. German
commentators greeted the Polish proposal that it help its neighbor Poland
patrol Iraq with jeers, speaking of a wannabe great power bankrolled by the
United States.
Polish defense minister proposed that the German-Danish-Polish
corps be deployed in Iraq. Stationed in northwestern Poland since 1999, the
corps is a joint effort between the three countries within the realm of NATO.
German soldiers under Polish command in Iraq, for many German opinion-makers it
was a downright outrageous idea. Germans observed with amusement that Poland
had only sent 200 soldiers to Iraq. No country had ever risen to the position of
a victorious war power with such little effort. Poland would be able to
undertake its new function as the Occupying Power of Iraq, by looting the
oil-riches of Iraq as the Occupying Power. Poland would not require the United
States to cover the costs. Poland can become an international player, but only
thanks to the grace of the United States.
Poland had occupied the Soviet territories up to Minsk after the fall of
monarchy of Russian Czars in 1917. The Polish perspective has been largely
ignored in Germany. Poland did not push to become an occupying power in Iraq;
the idea was born in Washington. Poland knew from the start that it had neither
the money nor the military capacities to station thousands of soldiers in Iraq
for very long. Poland accepted the assignment as the Occupying Power with a
certain pride, easily explained by Polish history. Germany would become the
co-Occupying power in Iraq by joining Poland in the onerous task of Occupying
Power, to erase the dishonor of Russian, French, British and United States
occupation troops after the Second World War. Germany and France might join
with Poland to represent continental Europe as Occupying Power in Iraq.
(4) Germany is a
Medium-Size Power
Germany can hope to play any important role in world politics,
when Germany develops closer ties with India. It shall be in the long-term
national interest of Germany to support President Bush’s civilian nuclear deal
with India.
The Atlanticists in Germany find themselves rather uncomfortably
quite possibly to the murky deep of political insignificance in German
politics, when Gerhard Schroeder slavishly followed the Pied Piper of Gaullist
Paris. Germany realized that the grandeur it experienced under Adolf Hitler was
the accident of history and modern day Germany is no match to other world
powers. Gerhard Schroeder defined Germany’s role in the world not as a world
power but as a medium-size power pivotal to Europe and linked in a vital
friendship with the United States, but more independent than in the past. Germany
would join forces with Poland and become the Co-Occupying Power in a sector of
Iraq. Germany accepted its 2nd class status as world power. Chancellor Gerhard
Schroeder strongly reaffirmed U.S.-German ties on May 9, 03 in an attempt to
move beyond a chill over the Iraq war but said Germany would resist being
forced to choose between its main European partner France and the United
States. Gerhard Schroeder accepted the idea of predominant American power and
said the world must align around the quest for democracy and other values that
Europe and the United States share. Gerhard Schroeder laid out his vision of
Germany's place in the world after the US-led invasion of Iraq a
"medium-size power" pivotal to Europe and linked in a "vital friendship"
with the United States, but more independent than in the past. "Nobody
should try to force Germany into the senseless choice of choosing between its
friendship with France and its friendship with the United States. Germany is
certain it would be to the detriment of all concerned, Germany and France, and
consequently for the whole world. Germany is eager to overcome months of
trans-Atlantic divisions. Germany considers as non-productive academic debate
whether the world is "unipolar" code for overwhelming U.S. power is
"hardly productive. Germany agrees that we want to have only one 'pole' in
world politics: the pole of freedom, peace and justice.
Americans are by essence fixers. Confronted with a problem they
instinctively try to solve it. Europeans tend to avoid confronting the
challenges before them. The emotional gulf that existed before the war between
the US and Europe has widened and will be difficult to narrow. Americans have
not, it appears, learnt the fundamental lesson of the Vietnam War that there
are problems without solutions. By contrast, Europeans, for a combination of
historical wisdom, powerlessness and occasional lack of courage, tend to avoid
confronting directly the challenges before them. The terrorist attacks of
September 11 2001 only reinforced these cultural differences. Americans have
been at war ever since 9/11 and Europeans have not joined in any war.
Americans feel triumphant over the occupation of Iraq with minimal
loss of America lives, but the reality of Iraq war does nothing to increase
War’s legitimacy as a tool of foreign policy in the eyes of most Europeans.
Even if Europeans shared the Iraq war aims of the US and rejoiced over the
speedy victory of the America-led coalition forces, the Europeans cannot accept
the Iraq war in its naked, absolute brutality that is an obscene anachronism,
to every post-War European value. To an average European Yankees are brutal
imperialist, and Bush could be Hitler of 21st Century. However, Germany gave
highest compliment to Bush when its minister compared Bush to Hitler. Germans
want to become imperialistic like Americans and Gerhard Schroeder deeply
regretted that he could have promoted Germany’s international stature by
sending German troops to conquer Iraq alongside American troops to regain the military
aura of Adolf Hitler. Germans would have called it a great honor if President
Bush had appointed Germany as the Occupying Power in a sector of Iraq.
The Cold War did not prepare Germany for the return of a hot war
inflicted by Americans the Germany’s former liberators upon Iraq. Instead of
Saddam Hussein's total repression, Iraqis now live in fear of chaos and fear of
American colonial occupation, and anarchy has replaced tyranny. The citizens of
Iraq want order and hope, and they would never get it under American colonial
occupation. Iraqis neither want American arrogance matched by self-righteous
European criticism of US imperialism, nor Germany and France’s acceptance of
American occupation as legitimate Occupying Power endorsed by the UNO.
Germany desperately wants to have a rapprochement between the two
continents in the months ahead, so that Germany might replace Poland as the
Occupying Power in a sector of Iraq. Americans will have to put the trauma of
September 11 behind them, and agree not to employ the diplomacy of deception to
wage colonial wars in names of war against Islamic terrorism or WMDs. This does
not mean belittling its significance: the 9/11 as that day will always be
remembered as unique monstrosity, when Saudi Arabian Islamic terrorists
attacked United States and the super power failed to prosecute even a single
Wahhabi Al Qaeda terrorist, including Osama Bin Laden. United States rewarded
Saudi Arabia for the Saudi terrorist attacks of 9/11 by invading secular Iraq,
the archenemy of Wahhabi fundamentalist Saudi Arabia.
(5) Gaullism Threatens
Atlanticism
France can become a major world player if it sticks to Gaullism
and enters into strategic ties with rising India. India-France strategic ties
can blunt American preponderance over Europe. German Chancellor Gerhard
Schroeder and President Chirac honored Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski
with their visit to Wroclaw, to warn him that Franco-German axis is the boss in
Europe. French President Jacques described Poland who sided with America as
“badly brought up.” German diplomats dubbed the Poles “mercenaries and vassals.
Germans accustomed to thinking Poles as untutored peasants. President
Kwasniewski had the effrontery to invite Germany to share peacekeeping role in
northern Iraq, the sector United States has assigned to Poland. The recent
contemptuous attitude of German towards the Poles would awaken a lot of
animosities and bitter memories of the past that all of us had hoped were
buried by the spirit of new Europe. The New Europe that Donald Rumsfeld
eulogized is not the New Europe espousing the spirit of New Europe, symbolized
by the idea of European Union deterrent, but reflected the idea of Europe as
the vassal states of America.
The invocation of the Gaullist vision has given Jacques Chirac a
firm grip on the French presidency. Old Europe is the old-fashioned idea dating
back to thee 1950s the vision of Charles de Gaulle that France allied with
Germany could dominate the European continent. There is no place for America or
Britain or indeed any other Anglo-Saxon in Gaullist scheme of things. The
Gaullist catechism is: Rid Europe of American influence. Gaullism is not a pipe
dream of France with an inflated estimate of its own power. Gaullism is more
realistic now than it was 45 years ago. Gold War is over and the Soviet threat
is no more. Russia is more likely to become closer ally of France and Germany
than America could ever be. The Gaullist chimera is a great threat to the
United State’s domination of European Union. The announcement in late April ’03
by France, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg that they intended to set up
headquarters for a new “European Defense Force” near NATO headquarters in
Brussels. No other of the 19 NATO countries chose to be part of this exercise
in tokenism. Among existing 15 EU members and 10 new members, all except the
“Gang of Four” are led by Atlanticists. However, the public opinion in all the
25 members of the expanded EU opposed America’s invasion of Iraq and supported
the Anti-Americanism of the so-called “Gang of Four.” It is possible that the
public opinion might remove the pro-American leadership in all countries that
supported America’s war on Iraq.
Gaullism is certainly a manifestation of the old Europe, the
conservative Europe and Gaullism still able to define what is politically
correct in Europe. The anti-Americanism that Jacques Chirac stirred doesn’t
have Europeanism as its flip side and its mate is nationalism. Anti-Americanism
and European nationalism are two sides of the same coin. Anti-Americanism and
Independent European deterrent are the two sides of the same coin. Jacques
Chirac’s Anti-Americanism would be called a ‘conservative” in European
parlance. French Anti-Americanism not so much anti-Democrats but more anti-Republican
and George W. Bush is their bete noire. Britain’s Tony Blair and Spain’s Jose
Maria Aznar as lap dogs of the Yankee White House is a threat to the old order
of European grandeur. French are still able to define what is politically
correct in Europe. No doubt this was what Don Rumsfeld had in mind when he
differentiated between “old Europe” and ‘new Europe,” the contemptuous attitude
that destroyed the NATO, the Atlantic partnership and raised howls from the
salons of Paris and Berlin.
The Gaullism is based on the divine concept of nationalism and
works counter to the concept of internationalism if European Union’s
internationalism produced subordination to the United States rather than
independent European deterrent. For all the progress made towards European
integration, Europe is still a collection of the nation states, with culturally
distinct separate languages and separate national characteristics and if
European Union failed to develop independent European deterrent than the very
rationale of European integration would lose its rationale. Then Germany and
France, Belgium and Luxembourg would enter into a military pact with nuclear
India to create France-Germany-India Bloc to hold America in check. If Don
Rumsfeld continued to fan the fires of nationalistic hatred by promoting Poland
as the new military leader of Europe, just as President Jimmy Carter made
Bolshevik Polish Bishop the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church, he would
destroy what thoughtful architects of new Europe so painstakingly created.
Poland as the lap dog of the White House could break up NATO into two hostile
camps, one pro-America and other anti-America. The growing hostility of
Gaullists and Atlanticists would cause the demise of NATO and the Atlantic
partnership. The East Europeans would join Anglo-Saxon United States and
Britain to develop new NATO by excluding France and Germany. The Old Europe led
by France and Germany would forge new defense alliance with Russia and India to
develop Eurasian Defense Pact, to keep United States out of the oil-rich
Caspian Central Asia and Iran.
(6) India France Germany
Triple Alliance
Gaullism stands for multipolar world order, where United States
would be one of the great powers of the world. French Defense Minister Michele
Alliot-Marie sought the cooperation of India to develop a
"multipolar" world after the Iraq war. Gaullism stands for the
multipolar world and opposed the concept of Unipolar world. Gaullism can become
a diplomatic force in the world only when France and India systematically
develop closer military ties to develop a new military pole in the world based
on the principle of anti-Americanism. India, France and Germany could become a
great alliance that would attract Japan into its fold. German-Russian and
French-Russian ties hits a brick wall because of the Cold War era hostilities
and suspicions, so France and Germany should enhance their international
stature by developing closer military ties with India. Germany, France and
India should develop the concept of Non Alignment of Great Powers to assert the
independence of medium size world powers. Decline of Russia made the
France-Germany-India military alliance a moral imperative for Gaullists. The
Triple alliance of France, Germany and India would grow into Quadruple alliance
of France, Germany, India and Japan within a decade. Germany and Japan would
need the moral and diplomatic support of nuclear India and nuclear France,
whenever they decided to develop nuclear deterrent of their own.
India could provide nuclear umbrella over Japan and Germany to
shield them from American retaliation during the initial phase of development
and deployment of nuclear weapons. It is possible that Canada and Brazil would
join the Triple alliance of France, Germany and India to assert their
independence from United States. The Alliance of India ($2.2 trillion), Germany
($1.8 trillion), France ($1.2 trillion), Japan ($3 trillion), Canada ($726
billion) and Brazil ($1 trillion) would have the combined 1999 GNP of ($8.7
trillion) more than the GNP of United States ($8.35 trillion). Gaullism has the
potential to develop an anti-American alliance in the world. Japan, India,
Germany, France, Brazil and Canada are the world’s 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 9th and
12th largest economies respectively.
(7) India’s New
Diplomatic Postures
Nuclear
India ($2.2 trillion GNP) the 4th largest economy of the world can change the
balance of power in the world by developing closer ties with nuclear China
($4.1 trillion GNP) the 2nd largest economy and nuclear Pakistan ($237 billion
GNP) the 26th largest economy. Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee’s
June 2003 visit to China and meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao and Premier
Wen Jiabao could result in the alliance of yellow Buddhist Chinese Civilization
with brown Hindu Indian Civilization. India should not sit on the sidelines in post-occupation Iraq.
Either India should join forces with America and deploy troops to establish
India’s foothold over Iraq, or India should join forces with Iran, Russia,
France and Germany to neutralize America’s imperial ambitions to establish
direct American oil colonies in oil-rich Iraq, Iran, Azerbaijan and
Turkmenistan. Indian foreign policy should cross the Rubicon and engage with
major players of the world to assert India’s role in the world politics. After
the invasions of secular non-aligned Yugoslavia, American forces invaded the
secular non-aligned Iraq. America could emerge as threat to leading Non-Aligned
Nations especially after United States took over the leadership of the First
World and the Second World. United States determined to dominate the Third
World as a prelude to assert its domination of the world.
(8) India might send Troops to Iraq
India should
send troops to Iraq to work alongside American, British and Polish troops in
Iraq, to maintain law and order and to help the reconstruction of Iraq, as it
would be a fitting response to the Mohammed Bin Kassim’s aggression against
India 1,000 years ago. Saddam Hussein is finished and Iraq could never again
become the Non Aligned Nation. India should cooperate with the new rulers of
Iraq and go ahead to promote India’s interests in the Arabian Gulf region.
Deployment of Indian troops in any of the three zones, under control of
Americans, British or Polish would promote India’s national interest in the
Middle East. Mohammed Bin Kassim from Baghdad came to India at the turn of the
2nd Millennium and looted Sindh so it is appropriate that Hindu India should
send troops to Muslim Iraq and bask in the glory of the Occupying Powers.
Thousands of Indian troops should be pulled out of Jammu and Kashmir to go to
Iraq, where they should help in reconstruction of Iraq and assist American,
British and Polish Occupation Powers to maintain law and order in Iraq. Indian
Army can afford to reduce troops in the region because infiltration has come
down, and India can recruit new soldiers if so needed. The Shiite (Shia)
heartland of Karbala and Najaf in Iraq is an area that American troops have
found problematic to control and that could be the new testing ground for
Indian troops from J&K, who have considerable expertise in controlling
Islamic militancy. The Indian Army is finalizing plans for a division of Indian
soldiers, roughly 17,000 troops, to be pulled out of Kashmir and sent to Iraq.
The troops that could go to Iraq include: Three Rashtriya Rifle sectors of
about 4,000 troops each, currently deployed in J&K An armored brigade
including two tank regiments and a mechanized infantry battalion from the
plains. India should be willing to serve alongside American and British troops
as India’s military organized on the pattern of British Army.
But a key
question remains, whether India will join the American coalition that conducted
Operation Iraqi Freedom or whether it will seek a United Nations mandate for
deploying peacekeepers in Iraq. India's foreign ministry does not deny that a
force is being readied for Iraq, but America has not asked for troops and India
would prefer the UN route. India has not received a formal American request and
India’s well-established policy is to participate in peacekeeping operations
under UN auspices. India's peacekeeping history runs through 50 years and 35
different UN missions. More than 60,000 Indian soldiers have served under the
UN flag. India’s largest UN contingent so far, the one to Somalia, had just
5,000 troops. A mission to Iraq almost thrice that size could be a far greater
challenge. Agreeable solution, for a country that many of its key leaders now
believe missed the boat on Iraq, India is looking for ways to mend fences with
America - a strategic ally against cross-border terrorism. While the Army's
planning and preparations are on in full swing, they will only move once
America, the United Nations and India agree on an acceptable framework within
which Indian soldiers would operate in Iraq.
(9) India China Pakistan
Detente
United
States, China and India triangular balance of power would transform the world
balance of power. It is high time that the civilizations of India and China
developed closer ties to assert the diplomatic role of the brown and yellow
races in the world. India and China represented around 38 percent of the world
population, and they should aim to secure 38% of the world trade and 38% of the
world’s GNP. In 1500, India and China represented 50% of the world population.
In 1750, India manufactured 24% share of the world’s total manufactured goods
and China had 31% of the world share, representing 55% of the world’s
manufactured goods.
The
failure of France and Britain in 1956 Suez Canal War cost them their great
power status. The failure of Russia in 2003 Iraq War cost Russia its world
power status. The failure of Russia, France and Germany to check the American
conquest of Iraq signaled to the world that Russia ceased to be a world power
and joined the ranks of 2nd ranking great powers alongside France and Britain.
The top three world powers in the post Iraq War age are: United States, China
and India, respectively the world’s 1st, 2nd and 4th largest economies. The combined
GNP at PPP of China, Japan and India exceeds the combined GNP of United States
and Canada. The mating of two giants, India and China could shake the world
balance of power and catapult Asia, the Hindu India and Buddhist China as the
movers and shakers of the world. India should engage world. India's national
interest was in engaging the world, particularly the United States, in a
partnership of 'shared values' to shape the new international order. The book
Crossing the Rubicon: The Shaping of India's New Foreign Policy, signals that
it had become imperative for India in the post-Cold War era to get the world on
its side, and not merely have an alliance with the US, the only hyper power. It
is stupid to argue that India's partnership with the US gave the impression
that it had become Washington's client state. India can never become a client
state of the United States, as India is too big and too proud to become
America’s vassal state, besides being the world’s third greatest power. Once
that partnership comes between India and the United States, then India would
have successfully engaged the world. That's how India should take care of its
national interest by true engagement. India's position in the post-Cold War era
is that diplomats can only say that India's potential is somewhat big. The
India’s engagement with United States is not easy because of the asymmetry of
power. Terrorism could only be countered if all democracies fought it together,
and not through a 'loose international order'. India's foreign policy should
embody 'continuity with change. At the beginning of the 1990s, India saw a 'big
change in India’s position in the world'. Many Indians felt that India had lost
its moorings, during 1990-1998 era. But India needed the nuclear tests of May 11,
1998, to awaken the world to show how India changed the circumstances somewhat
to suit India’s policy.
It is highly appropriate that two Asian giants, the Elephant India and Dragon China start the mating dance to assert their demand for their place under the sun. The triangular balance of power among United States, China and India would determine the Asian Balance of Power and directly influence the global balance of power as no European power has the resources to play great power role in the world. Russia ceased to be a major player in world after President Putin failed to stop President Bush’s aggression on Iraq. After extending the hand of peace to arch-foe Pakistan, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee's planned follow-up visit to old-enemy China could redraw the diplomatic map of Asia, a region that is of acute interest to President Bush after he won victory in Iraq war. Asia’s major players, India, China and Pakistan, bristle with nuclear arms, and elderly politician Atal Behari Vajpayee's peace plays may be aimed not only at ensuring his place in the world history books, but could catapult Asia as the dominant continent of the 21st Century that could seal the decline of the West and the decline of Europe. The shifts in bilateral ties among the trio, India, China, Pakistan, as well as shifts in their relationships with the United States since the Cold War, plus a big nudge from the America’s conquest of Iraq, are starting to alter dramatically diplomatic patterns in Asia that remained unchanged for decades, after 1962 India-China War. Diplomacy is back in business in South Asia. If Vajpayee goes to China in June it will be the first such visit by an Indian prime minister in a decade and comes after Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji toured India in 2002. The proposed visit to China unsettled old China friend Pakistan, putting pressure on President Pervez Musharraf as he ponders Vajpayee's surprise offer in April ‘03 to give peace a chance after the nuclear neighbors narrowly averted war in 2002.
It is in the interest of China to develop military alliance with India, which might very handy if ever China decided to conquer Eastern Siberia, Malaysia and Indonesia, or Australia. India is also interested in reducing the number of potential foes during this 'war on terror. That is true for China also, as China is worried over Saudi Arabia and United States financed Islamic militants slipping over the border from Pakistan, Central Asia and stirring resentment in China’s restive Muslim western region of Xinjiang. Vajpayee may be interested in seeing if he can, to any degree, wean China away from Pakistan. This is a tall order given the long-standing relationship between China and Pakistan, China's misgivings about Islamic militancy in Xinjiang notwithstanding." Wooing China away from Pakistan may be a tall order, but not as tall as trying to resolve the India-China territorial disputes that triggered a war between India and China in 1962, and to this day, the two Asian giants have failed to agree even on mapping out common India-China border. Vajpayee made no progress in resolving India China territorial disputes when he met new Chinese leaders President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao.
India’s national interests lay in closer trade and political relationships between India and China the world’s 4th largest and 2nd largest economies. India-China territorial problems, nuclear issues are not going to get resolved for decades to come. But symbolism in China acquires a certain substantive dimension. The visit was more than symbolic. By maintaining high-level political contact furthers understanding between these two big countries, India and China have agreed to put such intractable disputes on the back burner while they confront issues of the day, to boosting trade between world 2nd largest and 4th largest economies, reducing military tensions and the consequent drain on budgets, and altering the balance of power in the world, by jointly asserting the role of India and China on the world scene. A rapidly prospering China and greater USA-China trade because of the Most Favored Trading Nations status that China enjoys in United States are factors affecting the balance of power in Asia. It made more sense for India to normalize with China than Pakistan, but it takes two to tango, as India China mating would make more noise than the mating of elephants, the smaller animals would get scared or humbly join the band wagon of the two giants if they could agree to pursue any common Asian agenda that promoted the common civilization interests of Hindu and Buddhist civilizations and common interests of brown and yellow races that represent half of the population of the world. Vajpayee felt that if Musharraf is not ready to take to the dance floor Delhi should be looking to Beijing and Washington to dance the Great powers tango. India as one of the top three world powers must learn to lead the diplomatic dance.
(10) Should India Send Troops to Iraq?
Yes. But India should get better bargain.
One. Pentagon should outsource its entire requirements from India. Let Indian soldiers manage the peacekeeping in Iraq. Let Indian defense contractors arrange all the supplies to Iraq. Let Indian contractors do the repairs of military equipment in Iraq. United States would reduce its $4 billion/month expense account by 50% to $2 billion/month if pentagon outsourced its entire military requirements to Indians. Pentagon should persuade Indian government takes over the Peacekeeping operations to the Indian private defense contractors. Privatization of the Colonial military and colonial peacekeeping operations, so that private sector Indian defense contractors could provide peacekeeping and colonial administration in Iraq, would be a better way to wage wars in future. Private Indian companies willing to provide 200,000 private soldiers and 200,000 technicians from India for Iraqi operations under Private contracts directly with Pentagon. Let us privatize the entire process of colonialism, colonial administration, and colonial conquests to better manage the age of colonial empires. In the past private corporation East India Company had ruled India. The private company of Cecil Rhodes ruled over Rhodesia/Zimbabwe. Let Private Indian Defense Contractors and suppliers take over as subcontractors the entire process of colonial administration in Iraq.
(11) Iraqi War Crime Tribunal is a Good
The Tribunal must investigate the genocide of Kurds and genocide of Shiites by Saddam regime as well as the genocide of Kurds committed by Turks and Turkomans. In order to retain the territorial integrity of Iraq it is very important the Arab Sunnis that committed war crimes and crime of genocide against Kurds and Shiites should get the punishment they deserve. Arab Sunni Iraqi's represented only 16 percent population of Iraq and they tortured Kurds and Shiites, because Lawrence of Arabia secured ties with the Mecca's Wahhabi Arab Sunni. Britain and America must severe all ties with Wahhabi in Iraq. Iraqi Arab Sunni should be removed from sensitive positions and replaced by Kurds and Shiites. The Turkey's Turkomans should also be put on trial for the War crimes and genocide Turks and Turkomans committed against Kurds in Iraq.
(12) White Race Can’t Manage Colonies
Without India USA would lose the war in Iraq. India should help USA by sending 200,000 troops and 200,000 administrators so that Iraq colony would be a fitting reply to Mohammad Bin Qasim's invasion of Sindh in 8th Century. America wants to stay in Iraq for next 20 years, and without India's support it would have to leave Iraq. USA would willingly give India half of the oil of Iraq for helping American colonialism to succeed in Iraq. USA would lose the Iraqi occupation without the help of Indian soldiers because white soldiers are kids that have been plucked from their civilian jobs for war duties. Conquering Iraq was easy. Administering conquered Iraq is more difficult. Only India can administer Iraqi colony. India must not allow USA to lose in Iraq. India should enjoy the bleeding the Americans suffer in Iraq and use it as a bargaining tool to increase India's price for sending troops to Iraq. India can easily get 50% of Iraqi oil, and get 1,000,000-barrels/day free oil from Iraq if India played its cards well. Americans cannot trust any troops from any Muslim country in Iraq as any radical Muslim might shoot the US General in the US Camps at will in Iraq. USA is stuck in Iraq. Hindu government of India, led by BJP might succeed in establishing Hindu Empire in the Arab Middle East, if India could convince USA that India could be loyal, honest, reliable, Colonial administrator and lieutenant of American oil colonial Empire in the Middle East. India can get free oil for all its requirements from Muslim Middle East if we can serve the interests of Christian American Big Oil. Hindu India must seek alliance with Christian Big Oil and Christian Empire over Arab oil producers. The 21st Century could see Hindu Empire in the Arab world, if India could convince Pentagon that India would honestly serve the colonial and oil interests of Protestant America. President Bush started the new age of colonial empires by invading Iraq. The white colonial powers had conquered Iraq in 2003, with loss of lives no more than its cost East India Company to conquer Bengal in Battle of Plassey. India should learn that it is easy to conquer and establish colonies. White races had conquered North America, South America and Australia without much loss of lives. Indian soldiers of Indian Empire built British Empire and Indian Empire paid the salaries of British Army and soldiers in Britain, Canada and Australia and throughout world. British Empire was technically an Indian Empire and India inherited its legacy in 1947 in Arabian Gulf region. Britain had to cough out Pax Britannia and British colonies when India no longer could finance the burden of administering and financing the colonial Armies, after 1947. United States lost the Vietnam War and Somalia war. India should send 200,000 troops to Iraq so that India could manage Iraq for American Big Oil during next 50 years. Christian world are determined to colonize and conquer Islamic oil producing world to eradicate the evil Islamic terrorism that threatened human race. The interests of India and Christian USA coincide in the Iraqi oil colony. India must send troops to help Christian colonial powers establish permanent oil colony in Iraq as a prelude to establish Christian colonial Empires throughout the OPEC oil-producing world. India might end up owning one fourth of the OPEC oil in exchange for providing 1,000,000 soldiers to help Christian United States conquer the Oil-producing nations before 2050 AD. The national interests of Hindu India and American oil imperialism coincide in the Arabian Gulf. India should haggle with the USA but should ultimately send 200,000 soldiers to Iraq plus 200,000 Administrators, and 20,000 engineers, doctors, nurses and Judges to Iraq for colonial administration and transformation of Iraq. Hindu-led BJP can realize its dream of an Hindu Empire in the Arab world if it can convince Christian imperialists that Hindu India would stand by Christian Colonial powers in this new Crusades of 21st Century.
(13) America Needs Dept. of Colonialism
The specter of rising oil prices and rising oil import bills makes establishment of a full-fledged department of colonialism at the White House a moral imperative. United States Department of Colonialism should focus on creating American Oil Colonial Empire in the Islamic world and outsource entire colonial administration to India, for a fixed fee payable as percentage of total oil output of the colonies. Just as United States has Pentagon and State Department, it should have full-fledged Department of Colonialism, headed by Secretary of Colonies. Colonialism is a business and every colony should make profits for the Occupying Power and must not become a drain on the National Exchequer.
The history of colonialism proved that Cortez, Pizzarro, Robert Clive created the colonial empires in Mexico, Inca Peru and India, respectively with loss of lives no more than what United States lost in establishing oil colony in Iraq in April 2003. Every nation can easily conquer and establish colonies; the hard part lied in making profit from colonies. India Empire ruled over Iraq, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Yemen, Suez Canal and Iranian oil fields before 1947. After India became independent in 1947, Britain failed to keep onto British colonies. Conquering Iraq was a child's play so rookie soldiers could do it in Iraq in 2003. However, the tough part beginning to emerge in Iraq, when Iraq war transformed into guerrilla Warfare and caused low intensity loss of American lives. Without full support of Indian Army and Indian administration, the Pentagon would fail to administer, control and manage Iraqi oil colony profitably. It would be a great risk for Christian American Pentagon to allow Muslim troops from Pakistan, Bangladesh, or other Muslim countries to live alongside American troops in same camps, as these Muslims might turn their guns on the American officers in their camp from inside without any advance warning. US Department of colonialism should outsource its entire colonial administration, management to India, in exchange for a fair share of the Iraqi oil loot or free oil for India. Colonialism is a good business if it is managed as a business.
Indian army managed and controlled the entire British Empire and British colonies worldwide in 18th, 19th & early 20th centuries. United States should do the same and pentagon should outsource its entire colonial requirements, to India. USA should request India to send 200,000 soldiers, and 200,000 administrators and 20,000 engineers, judges and doctors, so that Iraqi oil colony could be managed profitably, to make money for Big Oil. Only a full-fledged colonial office would be able to prepare the national budget of colonies and report the profit or loss of the colonial ventures. US Colonial Office should treat ever colony as a separate profit center and should outsource the entire administration and management of the colonies to India, just as US IT companies outsource to India their IT requirements.
(15) Defeat of US in Iraq Not India’s Interest
American oil colonialism is in the long-term interest of Hindu India and it allowed Hindu India to establish military foothold in Iraq to retaliate against the invasion of Sindh in India by Baghdad's Mohammad Bin Qasim. India should send 200,000 soldiers in Iraq and United states should share its influence and power over Iraqi oil colony with India so that India could have a long-term geopolitical military base in Iraq. It would be stupid for United States to beg for Peacekeeping troops from dozens of countries after it went all out to invade Iraq unilaterally. If Pentagon didn't have the stamina to bear 2 casualties a day then it should send US troops only for disco dancing in future not for any war efforts. The whole concept that wars could be fought without large human losses is stupid and foolish. Rather than begging the world for peacekeeping troops to clean the shit that Pentagon got into insults United States and must stop.
United States should beg only India, rather than the whole world for sending Peacekeeping troops to Iraq, by sweetening the offer to India and offer India 50% stake in the Iraqi oil loot for the entire duration of Iraqi colonial occupation. Pentagon must learn that if it didn't have the guts to face losses of US lives, it shouldn't have started the war in the first place. Since Pentagon invaded Iraq to loot the Iraqi oil, it should not expect India would sacrifice Indian soldiers, without getting 50% stake in the Iraqi oil loot. Pentagon should not expect that India would be saints and sacrifice Indian lives to allow American Big Oil loot Iraqi oil wealth. Indian wants to send 200,000 soldiers to Iraq not for Peace keeping but for colonial occupation of Iraq for the next 50 years. If Pentagon were to vomit out Iraqi oil colony, then it should not ask India to blacken India's hands for no profits. India would join USA in Iraq only if USA wants to keep Iraq under colonial rule forever, minimum of 50 years.
(16) Hindu India Can Conquer Islamic World
Indian Army can conquer, and colonize every Islamic national from Morocco to Indonesia. Indian Mughal Empire emerged as the New Caliph of Islam and President APJ Abdul Kalam should be declared the New Caliph of Islam and Islamic nations must pay 20% of the GNPs as tribute to Indian Caliph of Islam. Hindu India and Protestant would fight on the same side of the beltlines in the Clash of Civilizations.
(17) Hindu India Supports Bush War on Iraq
United States supports Saudi Arabian Wahhabi Sunni Fundamentalism that gave birth to Al Qaeda and Osama Bin Ladin and Sept 11 attacks. USA supports Christian Religious Right Conservatives. United States should support Hindu Religious Right in India so that Hindu India could send 200,000 Indian troops to support the cause of President's Bush in Iraq, Afghanistan and also in any future troubled spot, where Pentagon might send its troops abroad. In the Global Clash of Races and Clash of Civilizations, the Hindu Religious Right and American Protestant Religious Right would be on the same side of the battle lines throughout the 21st Century. Wahhabi Sunni destroyed 2000-year-old Bamian Buddha in Afghanistan. President Bush should support the just political demands of Hindu religious right in India. India should reconvert to Hindu temples the 5,000 ancient Hindu Temples, which were converted into Muslim Mosques during Muslim rule in India. Hindu would fight the American cause in the Bush's War on terrorism, so it is appropriate that WASPs and President Bush should also support the just demand of Hindus that all ancient Hindu religious properties under illegal occupation of Muslims should be reconverted for Hindu temples.
(18) Hindu Protestant Colonial Alliance
India supports Hindu Protestant alliance in the Clash of Civilizations would come out victorious in the global war against predator religious cults and intolerance. Hindu India and Protestant America stands for tolerance, diversity, multi-ethnicity, and separation of State and Church. (5) PROTESTANT-HINDU FRONT would determine history in the 21st Century. Hindus support President Bush's foreign policy.
(19) Outsource Peacekeeping Operations to India
India should aggressively market its services for colonial administration. India has the experience of colonial management during Indian Empire. The Core Principle of Conservative US foreign Policy is that USA must avoid peacekeeping operations that compromises US military's war-fighting proficiencies. Just as US corporations outsource IT services to India, and manufacturing services to China, the Pentagon should outsource 100% of its entire peacekeeping operations in Iraq to India, say at 50% cost savings, say $2 billion a month, as Pentagon presently spends $4 billion a month. The Pentagon's Military should focus on making new oil colonies and hand over the entire peacekeeping operations to Private Indian Defense contractors, who can supply 200,000 armed Peacekeepers, and 200,000 technical and administrative peacekeepers, for next 50 years. Pentagon should let India has a share of the control of Iraqi oil, if Pentagon wants India to sacrifice Indian soldiers. Pentagon cannot trust any Muslim peacekeeper, as Muslim soldier could shoot US Officers in the back as had happened in Kuwait at the start of Iraq War this year. Giant Eagle and Giant Elephant should learn that Pentagon needed the services of Carnivorous Eagle to hunt and disarm the prey, but for peacekeeping Pentagon needs the services of giant elephant to make the colonial occupation of Iraq profitable not the economic drain of $4 billion a month. Many animals join the hunt led by the Lion, but desert when Lion falls into a trap. Giant Elephant would be a true friend of giant Eagle, as elephant needs the services of Carnivorous Eagle to kill new preys. Pentagon would destroy Pentagon armed forces war-fighting proficiencies if foolishly got stuck in the quagmire. Pentagon should follow the example of British Empire, which make Indian Army and Indian Empire to rule over Iranian Oil installations, and Iraq, Kuwait, Trucial States (UAE, Bahrain, Oman Muscat, Qatar), Yemen, Suez Canal, Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore and even Hong Kong to Indian empire and London only concerned in keeping the gold from the colonies and Indians did all the dirty works. Private Indian Defense contractors can handle the entire peace keeping operations for Pentagon at 50% of the cost Pentagon present incurs and still make profits for India, and the oil colony would become profitable rather than a drain on the exchequer. American Eagle needs the Peacekeeping and Colonial administration services of Elephant India. India can become the world leader in Colonial Peacekeeping Outsourcing (CPO) just as it is Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) super power.
(20) India’s Geopolitical Future in Iraq
American debacles in Iraq create new geopolitical opportunities in Iraq. Total victory of Christian USA in Muslim Iraq is not in Hindu India's national interest as then Pentagon wouldn't need India's military support in future conquests for establishing new oil colonies. Defeat of United States in Iraq is not in India's national interest, as it would delay Hindu India's legitimate sphere of influence in Islamic Arabian Gulf region and might embolden Muslim terrorists. India should exploit America's growing casualties in Iraq to drive better bargain for India's role in Iraq. India should send 200,000 troops to Iraq to establish permanent American oil colony in Iraq, so that India cold get free oil from Iraq.
(21) Pentagon Needs India in Iraq
Sending Indian troops under UN supervision would not serve India's national interest, as then Indian troops cannot promote India's colonial and imperial interests in Iraq. Only by serving under Indian flag as Co-Occupying Power in Iraq could Indian troops deployment hope to get a large piece of the colonial oil loot in Iraq. USA needs India more than India needs the support of USA in Iraq. Time is on the side of Hindu India. Pentagon would never trust Muslim troops in Iraq, as it would allow disgruntled Muslim soldiers to shoot at the back of the US Generals in US military camps in Iraq as had happened in Kuwait Camp at the eve of the Iraq War. Without Indian troops Pentagon would lose the war in Iraq. US defeat in not in India's national interest. India should demand better terms but should send troops to Iraq to establish American Oil colony. Sending troops under UN flag would not promote India's national interest. India should send 200,000 troops and 200,000 administrative staff and 20,000 engineers, doctors and Judges to establish permanent oil colony in Iraq so that India cold hope to get 1,000,000 BPD/ barrels of oil per day free from Iraq. India should not miss this opportunity to retaliate against Mohammed Bin Qasim's attack on Sindh. Victory of US colonialism in Iraq is in the national interest of India. India might end up establishing Indian Empire in the Middle East if India could learn to protect and safeguard the national interests of Christian USA and Jewish Israel.
(22) Let Uncle Sam get miffed
India should relish that American leaders realized that in this Guerrilla phase of the Iraq War, the American kids can no longer fight in the Desert Summer Heat in Iraq. American GIs can only dance with the girls and prostitutes at army camp bars as happens in US bases in Germany, Japan, Korea and Brussels. Even British didn't know how to fight wars only Indian Empire Army could build British Empire. Pentagon must realize that without Hindu Indian Army American drams of Pax Americana would fail. India should demand 50% of Pax Americana in exchange for supplying say 1,000,000 troops for American imperial adventures in Middle East and Africa. India must get not a penny less than 50% of the total colonial loot and oil loot. Uncle Sam is weeping as it began losing its party going kids masquerading as soldiers in Iraq War. Uncle Sam should transfer 50% of its Iraq war Budget, which runs around 440 billion a year, say $20 billion annually to India to wage American Uncle Sam's War on Iraq. Uncle Sam must know that nephew India would come to their help, but nephew wants 50% of the total budget that Uncle Sam foolishly spends in Iraq. India would do the job but Uncle Sam should pay at least 50% of what it would cost Pentagon to do that on their own. Indian soldier should get the same salary in US$ the US soldiers get in Iraq. If Uncle Sam is pissed le it squirm in the quagmire, and be ready to write bigger check to entice Nephew India to join the Iraq War to save the Uncle's skin.
(23) Can Iraq be Waterloo for Bush?
America might turn out to be a paper tiger if it lost in Iraq. Without Indian troops Pentagon troops cannot win the war in Iraq. European nations do not have the manpower to send troops in Iraq. Pentagon would never trust any Muslim nation's troops in Iraq as then Muslim soldier could shoot at the back of US generals inside the US military camps. Napoleon Bonaparte lost the Waterloo because France lacked manpower base to wage the world conquest. United States also lacks the manpower to wage world conquest or oil Colonialism. United States needs the support of giant elephant India to bail USA out in Iraq. India should oblige USA with troops but for a price. Price should be no less than 50% of the American colonial empire in the oil-producing world. Pentagon lost in Vietnam and after that war won only insignificant wars in insignificant nations, namely, Panama, Haiti, Yugoslavia, and USA would lose the war in Iraq if Russia decided to support Iraqi resistance. USA could meet the same fate the Soviet Union met in Afghanistan, when CIA supplied stringer missiles to Afghan rebels. History is cyclical.
(24) Descent into Chaos means Defeat of US
Conquering Iraq was a child's joke. History of colonial occupation shows that every conqueror could easily conquer colonies, e.g. Cortez in Maya's Central America and Pizzaro in Andean Inca America. More difficult part is occupying the colony and to manage it profitably so that Colony makes profits and not becomes $4 billion/month drain on US economy. Expert Wolfowitz would realize that without the full partnership of India, United States would fail to profitably manage the Iraqi Oil Colony. To start with Indian and American experts should outline the US-India Colonial Policy so that India could move in after US conquered a colony for profitably managing and ruling the oil-colony, to make profits for USA and India. India has experience in colonial management, as Indian empire ruled and managed Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Yemen, and Suez Canal before 1947. Colonialism is a good business if it is done with a view to make money. Pentagon should outsource its colonial administration job to Indians just as US corporations outsource IT and call centers jobs to India.
(25) Bush & Blair Like Churchill
Any country could have conquered Iraq, as no Arab nation is powerful, including Iraq. Failure of Britain and USA to bring in great powers like India to manage the colonies might cause the defeat of USA in Iraq. Britain had given independence to UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain and Qatar as without the continued support of India after 1947 it simply couldn't hold on to the Empire. How could USA and Britain possibly dream to conquer and control Iraq without the full cooperation of India? USA should abandon ego and invite India to share profits of Iraqi oil colony equally and supply 200,000 soldiers and 200,000 administrators and 20,000 engineers, doctors, judges etc. Conquering Iraq was a child's joke, which many countries could have done as a joke. Let the democracies learn how to manage and administer oil colony for profits in Iraq? Defeat of American colonialism is not in India's national interest, however in a capitalist world, India is justified in demanding 50% interests in Iraqi oil colony, before India committed 200,000 soldiers in Iraq. Only India can help USA win the war in Iraq permanently.
(26) US Oil Colonialism in India’s Interest
United States, Britain and Poland do not simply have the manpower to control and occupy colonies. Lack of manpower had forced many of the European colonial powers gave up colonies after the Second World War, and USA is no exception. Let Pentagon Outsource its entire colonial administration job to India for 50% of the $4 billion/month that Pentagon spending on Iraq. Offer India $2 billion a month to operate, manage and govern Iraq to make it profitable oil colony for US Big Oil. For $24 billion/year outsourcing contract India would be willing to send 200,000 soldiers, 200,000 administrators and 20,000 engineers, doctors and Judges and 50,000 teachers and 100,000 social workers and religious leaders. Capitalist American cannot expect Capitalist India to manage Iraqi oil colony for American colonial powers except for 50% of the stake in Iraqi colony. Uncle Sam must realize that Nephew India has to feed 1.050 billion people at one-third the land that USA has. Nephew India is willing to share the colonial burdens of Uncle Sam for a fair price, say 50% of the oil loot.
(27) Pax America Needs Indian Army
President Bush wrongly thought that as British could make Empire so would America. Prime Minister Tony Blair cunningly sowed the dreams of colonial empire in the mind of President Bush during Afghan operations after 9/11. President Bush doesn't have what British Empire had: the support of the Indian Army the brightest Jewel of British Empire. India is willing to become the brightest Jewel of the upcoming American Empire say for a fee of 25% of the empire payable in kind, out of the incomes of the colonies. India supplied 3,500,000 soldiers during Second World War and 1,500,000 soldiers during First World War and still waiting the India's share of the Victors spoils in world wars. Without Indian soldiers the Allied Powers would have lost the World War Two and One. United States would lose the Iraq War without inviting India, as the equal colonial power. India is ready and willing to serve the long-term interests of American colonial empire, just sweeten the offer to India, give India a bigger piece of the oil meat, and India Elephant would come running after Pax Americana.
35(8) Hindu Shiite
Alliance
(1) Exploit Shiite-Sunni
Rifts
India
should develop long-term policy towards Islamic world by leveraging India’s
military might to force the outcome of the ongoing Sunni-Shiite mortal combat
in the Middle East. Hindu India might join forces with Shiites in Iran, Iraq,
and Arabian Gulf to neutralize Wahhabi terrorists in Kashmir. The principal
religious conflicts of the world are: Christianity-Islam Clash, Sunni-Shiite
Clash, Catholic-Protestant Clash, Catholic-Judaism Clash and Hindu-Muslim
Clash. It is likely that Hindus and Shiite Sufi Muslims would join forces to
meet the menace of Wahhabi Sunni terrorism. After United States established
colonial occupation of Iraq, the Protestant-Shiite alliance would undermine the
United States-Wahhabi alliance that determined the Middle East politics after
the First World War. Saudi Arabia financed the Wahhabi terrorists in Kashmir
and Afghanistan, so it would be reasonable response if India supported the
secession of oil-rich Shiite-majority provinces of Saudi Arabia bordering
Arabian Gulf. It is likely that Protestants, Hindus, Jews and Shiite Muslims
would be on the same side of the battle lines in the global clash of religions.
(2) Hindu India- Shiite Iran Alliance
India should support Shiite Iran against Saudi Arabia. India should support the Shiite-majority provinces of Saudi Arabia on Arabian Gulf Coasts to become independent. India can blunt the attacks of Sunni terrorists by supporting Shiites against Sunni in the Middle East. During 13th Century the Shiite Shah of Iran gave Iranian Army to Sunni Humayun to conquer India, with an understanding that Humayun would establish Shiite Mughal rule in India. India should also give Hindu army to Iran to conquer Wahhabi Arabia. Iran should be the leader of the Islamic world.
(3) Menace of Anti-Shiite
Saudi Apartheid
Hindus and Shiite Sufi Muslims would be on the same side of the
battle lines in the global clash of races. India and Iran would be on the same
side of the battle lines in the Third World War. In the Third World War Shiite
Muslims would wage wars on Wahhabi Sunni Muslims in alliance with Non-Muslims
and Non-Arabs. Sunni Muslims in general and Wahhabi Arabs hate Shiite Muslims
and vice versa. Shiite Muslims would join militarily with Hindus to inflict
decisive defeat to the Wahhabi militants in the global war against Wahhabi
terrorism. In the global clash of races, the Hindus would join forces with
Shiites to give fitting blow to the Wahhabi terrorists menacing the peace in
Kashmir. Hindu India should join forces with Shiites in the Middle East to
undermine the Wahhabi Sunni terrorism in Kashmir, by taking the
counter-terrorism war to the Arabian Peninsula. The Saudi repression of Shiite
minority in Saudi Arabia might justify the secession of the Shiite-majority
provinces in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and UAE. The Sunni-Shiite clash would
destabilize oil-rich Middle East. King Faisal was more tolerant towards Shiites
and it might have caused his assassination at the hands of a zealot Wahhabi
prince. Wahhabi Saudi state policy towards the Shiites practiced benevolent
neglect and active repression. The late King Faisal removed many restrictions
against the Shiites in the 1960s. In the 1980s agitators from Iran tried to
mobilize Saudi Shiites in support of a Khoeminist version of their faith.
Iranian clerics failed, but their presence gave the hard-line Hanbali clerics a
pretext for seeking new restrictions on Shiites and some Saudi Shiites fled
into exile, mostly to Iran and Britain. American military presence in Iraq
should force Sunni Wahhabi rulers ease restrictions on Shiite minority in Saudi
Arabia and Kuwait.
(4) Secession of Shiite
Saudi Arabia
The secession of Shiite-majority provinces from Saudi Arabia would
be in the national interests of India as well as United States. United States
and India could act upon the advice of French Scholar Laurent Murawiec that
United States should engineer the secession of oil-rich Shiite-majority Saudi
Arabian provinces bordering Arabian Gulf. India should consider developing
political alliances with the Shiite minority in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman,
Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait to blunt the Wahhabi terrorist threats to Kashmir.
French-born scholar Laurent Murawiec in his speech to the National Defense
Board in Washington in 2002 urged the United States to use military force to
occupy the Saudi oil provinces where Shiites form a majority of the population.
Saudi Wahhabi ruling elite fears that Shiites would join forces with foreign
invaders to destroy the Wahhabi rule in Saudi Arabia, UAE and Kuwait. Israel
used to enjoy closer military ties with Shah of Iran and Israel and Iran could
come together to engineer the secession of Shiite –majority oil-rich provinces
bordering Arabian Gulf, which would destroy the power of Saudi Arabia and
partition it on the religious lines.
(5) War Crimes of Saudi
Apartheid System
India should join forces with anti-Apartheid forces in United
States and the West to end the Apartheid regime in Saudi Arabia that repressed
the religious minorities in Saudi Arabia, including Shiites, as religious
minorities represent more than 30 percent population of Saudi Arabia. Hindu
India should develop political ties with the Shiites of Arabian Gulf to end the
Saudi Apartheid System in Saudi Arabia, which repressed Shiite minorities.
Saudi Arabia is the sick man of Arabia, and its sickness has its roots in House
of Al Saud monarchy’s domestic problems in dealing with Wahhabi terrorism and
the continued repression of Shiite religious and ethnic minority in the
kingdom. Saudi style discrimination against minorities is related to Saudi
Arabia's Shiite community, which officially do not exist in Wahhabi Saudi
Arabia. In reality, however, Shiites account for 15 percent of the Saudi
kingdom's population of 20 million. Shiites concentrated in the oil-rich
province of Al-Sharqiyah, the Saudi Shiites form a good part of the kingdom's
urban middle class. Shiites also strongly present in the liberal professions
and the private business sector. Yet of the top 400 Saudi government positions,
only one post held by a Shiite as the undersecretary of state. Of the 120
members of the all-appointed Saudi Parliament, only two members of Parliament are
Shiites. The official theological organs of the state, exclusively held by
clerics from the Hanbali Sunni school of Islam, publicly castigated Shiites as
non-Muslims. Wahhabi Saudi Courts, controlled by the Hanbali clerics, do not
admit testimony by Shiites. The Wahhabi clerics have banned marriages between
Hanbali Sunnis and Shiites and declared all Shiite marriages as
"illegal." The Shiites insist that the Hanbalis (Wahhabis) do not
represent the overwhelming majority that they claim. Radical Sunni theologians
believe that they become "unclean" even by shaking the hand of a
Shiite.
Saudi Shiites should no longer fear the dominance of Sunni Wahhabi
militants as the military balance in the Arabian Peninsula shifted in favor of
Shiites against Sunni Wahhabi Arabs. Rise of Shiites would result in the rise
of Shiite Iran and Shiite Iraq and decline of Wahhabi Sunni Saudi Arabia. Saudi
Shiites appear determined to come out of the closet as it were, and to claim
equal citizenship rights with fellow Saudi Wahhabi Sunnis. Saudi Shiites in May
’03 published a petition signed by almost 500 businesses, cultural and social
leaders of the community, addressed to the kingdom's de facto ruler, Crown
Prince Abdullah, the Shiite petition called on the Saudi government to set a
national committee to propose "urgent measures" to remove all
discrimination against Shiites and other religious minorities. The petition
referred to the "historic changes in the region," presumably meaning
the war to liberate Iraq, and urged the authorities to "adapt to new
circumstances."
The Wahhabi represents only 70 percent of the Saudi population and
they are overwhelming majority only in the Red Sea provinces. It is wrong to
say that sects other than Wahhabi do not exist in Saudi Arabia. Wahhabi is the
ruling elite and they suppress all types of religious dissent. Saudi Arabia is
a far richer mosaic of religious beliefs, with many minority religious sects
than many people imagine. Even the Sunni majority, some 70 percent of the
population, is not monolithic. Hanafi and Shafei Sunnis are probably the
majority in the Red Sea Provinces of the kingdom. The situation is complex
because many heterodox individuals, and at times whole villages and towns,
practice taqiyah, dissimulation, to escape persecution and discrimination by
the majority. In the Arabian Gulf provinces Shiites are the substantial
minority.
(6) Shiites are
Pro-Monarchy
Wahhabi Sunni militants would militarily force Shiite Arabs
convert to Wahhabi faith, whenever they get a chance. Shiites support the House
of Al Saud, because they fear that the overthrow of the Al Saud dynasty would
bring into power the extremist Hanabali Wahhabi militants, who would force
Shiites to convert to Wahhabi Sunni faith. In 1987, however, King Fahd Ibn Abdel-Aziz
persuaded most of the exiles to return home in exchange for reforms. With the
rise of militant Hanbalism, one version of which is represented by Osama bin
Laden, Shiites have emerged as the royal family's strongest supporters for if
the Al Saudi dynasty is toppled, its place would be taken by fanatics like bin
Laden, who publicly state that Shiites must convert to Hanbalism, leave the
country or face death.
(7) Genocide of Shiites
in Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia directly participated in the genocide of Shiite
Afghans during Taliban rule. Saudi Arabia supported Taliban in Afghanistan to
massacre Shiites in Afghanistan. Radical bin Ladenists used the America’s wars
in Afghanistan and Iraq as a pretext for fomenting violence against the
Shiites. They claim that the Taliban and Saddam Hussein both fell because
Shiites cooperated with the United States. Some hard-line Wahhabi preachers
declared that the ultimate aim of the Shiites is to "destroy Muslim Arab
states in the interest of the United States, Israel and Iran." Such is the
hatred of Saudi Wahhabi Hanbali clerics for Saudi and Iraqi Shiites that they
issued an edict that humanitarian aid collected for Iraq should not be
distributed among Iraqi Shiites.
(8) Hindu India to
Support Shiite Secession
Hindu India should support Shiites over Wahhabi Sunnis because
Shiites are more liberal and believe in mystic Sufism. Shiites clerics are more
liberal and open to reason than Sunni clerics especially Wahhabi clerics. What
is the main reason for the radical Sunnis' dislike of Shiites? Sheikh
Abdel-Aziz Bin Baz, earlier Saudi Arabia's highest-ranking Sunni theologian,
was especially shocked by the Shiite claim that even the basic rules of Islam
could be open to interpretation and re-interpretation. "When the Shi'ites
say that Reason (Aql) must be favored over Tradition (Naql), what they mean is
putting man in place of God," the blind sheikh asserted. "For us
Islam is a truth from the beginning (Azal) to the eternity (Abad). It cannot be
something today and some thing else tomorrow."
India should support the Shiite political movements in Arabian
Peninsula, to counter the Saudi support to the Islamic militants in India.
Saudi Shiite demands are modest. Saudi Shiites want Shiite faith to be
officially acknowledged in Saudi Arabia as a legitimate version of Islam. Saudi
Shiites want the Saudi kingdom to purge its educational textbooks of
"vicious lies and slanderous claims" against Shiites. Some official
Wahhabi books, printed by Saudi government, claimed that Shiite religion was
"invented by a Jew as a means of splitting Islam" and accused Shiites
of practicing incest and cannibalism in secret. Saudi Shiites want legal
equality with Wahhabi Sunnis including recognition of Shiite marriages and
admission of Shiites’ testimonies at all Saudi state courts. Saudi Shiites want
the state to allow Shiites to own and manage their own mosques, to perform
their religious rites, to open schools to train their own theologians and to go
on pilgrimage to Shiite sites in Iraq and Iran. Saudi Shiites want the
government to open the Saudi civil service and the Saudi armed forces to Shiite
candidates.
India would end the Islamic terrorism in India by engineering the
secession of Shiite-majority provinces from Saudi Arabia. Shiites in Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait and UAE are more pro-secession than the Muslims of Kashmir. It
threatens the security of Saudi Arabia that there are no Shiite army offices,
ministers, governors, mayors and ambassadors in Saudi kingdom. This form of
religious apartheid in Saudi Arabia is as intolerable and as abhorrent as was
apartheid based on race in Apartheid South Africa and Apartheid Rhodesia/
Zimbabwe. House of Al Saud unleashed repression on Saudi Shiites, because they
believed that Shiites would promote the cause of Iran more than the cause of
Saudi Arabia. The Princes of Al Saud family not prepared to risk a direct clash
with the Hanbali sheikhs to please the Saudi Shiites, but Shiite have
"strong allies and sympathizers within the Al Saud royal family, because Princes
realize that Saudi Shiites support Al Saud House as Shiites fear Wahhabi
clerics. Wahhabi Arabs are at a distinct military disadvantage versus Arab
Shiites in the Arabian Peninsula and Shiites would readily inflict military
defeat on Wahhabi Arabs. America’s victory over Iraq weakened the cause and
strength of Wahhabi Sunni Arabs. Iraq under American occupation might some day
become a democracy in which the Shiite majority has the leading role. The
prospect of Shiite Iraq and the presence of a large Christian American army
just next door changed the political landscape of the Shiites in the Wahhabi
Arabian Peninsula. India should politely explain to the Wahhabi Sunni Arabs
that any continued support to the Islamic militants in Kashmir would trigger Indian
support to the Shiite secessionists in Arabian Peninsula.
(9) Intolerant Islam
Threatens Christianity
Militant,
intolerant Wahhabi fundamentalist Sunni Islam presented threats to Protestants,
Jews and Hindus. Hindu India should support Protestants in the mortal combat
underway between Christian and Islamic civilizations. Hindu India should
support the Shiites in the mortal combat underway among Sunni Muslims and
Shiite Muslims. Hindu India should support Protestants in the mortal combat
underway among Protestants and Catholics. Hindu India should support the
Orthodox Christians in the mortal combat underway between Catholicism and
Orthodoxy. Hindu India should support the Jews in the mortal combat underway
between Muslims. Hindu India should support Jews in the mortal combat underway
among Catholics and Jews. Hindu India should support the Buddhists in China and
Japan in the mortal combat underway among Buddhists and Christian Communists.
Rise of the Arab Islam accompanied by the massive migration of Arab Muslims to
the lands of the Christian Byzantine and Iranian Sassanian Empires, who turned
fifth columnists and helped the Muslim conquests of the Christian and
Zoroastrian worlds. Muslim conquest of India after 11th Century was also
preceded by the massive migration of Muslims to Buddhist Central Asia and Hindu
India. Similarly, the presence of large Shiite population in the Arabian
Peninsula would turn table on the Wahhabi domination of Arabia and result in
the victory of the Shiites and Persians over Wahhabi Saudi Arabia.
In the eyes
of Hindu Indians the America’s invasion of Iraq is the continuation of the
Christian Crusades of 12th Century and the European destabilization of ottomans
in the 19th Century. The initial Arab-Islamic sweep outward from the early
seventh (7th) to the mid eighth (8th) century (640-750), established Muslim
rule in North Africa, Iberia, the Middle East and Persia. For two centuries
(800-1000) or so the lines of division between Islam and Christianity
stabilized. Then in the late eleventh (11th) century Christians reasserted
control of the Western Mediterranean, conquered Sicily, and captured Toledo. In
1095, Christians launched the Crusades. For a century and a half Christian
potentates attempted, with decreasing success, to establish Christian rule in
the Holy Land and adjoining areas in the Near East, losing Acre, their last
foothold there, in 1291. Ottoman Turks first weakened Byzantine and then
conquered most of the Balkans as well as North Africa, captured Constantinople
in 1453, and besieged Vienna in 1529. The spread of Islam in the seventh
century was accompanied by massive migrations of Arab peoples, the scale and
speed of which was unprecedented, into the lands of the Byzantine and Sassanian
Empires. The Ottomans made one last push besieging Vienna again in 1683. For
almost a thousand years from the first Moorish landing in Spain to the second
Turkish siege of Vienna (1683), Europe was under a constant threat from Islam.
Islam is the only civilization, which has put the survival of the West in
doubt, and it has done that at least twice in 1529 and 1683. The Christians
gradually recovered Iberia, completing the task at Granada in 1492. In the
course of a century, the Ottoman Empire the scourge of Christendom transformed
into the sick man of Europe. Islam would never be able to threaten Christian
world ever again.
35(9) Mistaken Axis of
Evil
First, Hindu India accepts President Bush’s categorization of
Iraq, Iran and North Korea as belonging to the Axis of Evil. However State
cannot be an Axis of Evil, the evil religious intolerance and ideological
intolerance can be Axis of Evil. War for oil imperialism is not evil but war
for intolerant religious imperialism is evil. To wage wars for oil imperialism
and to please god of oil is not evil, but to support and nurture religious
intolerance to pursue oil intolerance could be an act of evil. Intolerant
Wahhabi Saudi Arabia is a greater Axis of Evil than Iraq, Iran and North Korea.
Evil is a religious concept and it manifests in the modern world by means of
religious intolerance and ideological intolerance. Intolerance is the essential
characteristic of Evil. Zoroastrian Iran and Babylon Iraq and Buddhist North
Korea shall cease to be Evil Axis.
America’s Wars for Oil colonialism would not represent the evil
wars so long it did not have any religious agenda, and if it solely concerned
about establishing America’s control over oil resources of the Arabian Gulf and
Caspian basin. American Oil Wars could become evil wars if it sought to realize
any hidden religious agenda, whether religious agenda of Christian religious
right or the agenda of the Wahhabi religious intolerance. Hindu India rejected
born-again Christian George W. Bush’s characterization of Iraq, Iran and Korea
the seat of ancient civilizations as Axis of Evil. The leader of the nation
that had not even existed 400 years ago has no right to condemn the political
entities of the ancient seats of human Civilization as seats of Axis of Evil.
The truth about evil religious and ideological intolerance that needs attention
now is its shallow, deadly, fungus quality, which allowed the evil perpetrators
of intolerance as respected leaders of the society, whose words sought as
guiding principles for the new age by their followers. The legitimization of
the evil under the garb of religious and ideological intolerance increased the
powers of the Devil manifold, so that virtuous people at time doubted whether
God would be able to defeat the devil or evil in the 3rd Millennium.
Second, Hindu India believes that unholy nexus of Macro Evil of
Religious Intolerance and Micro-Evil of Organized Drug Crime created a Global
Axis of Evil that threatened the descent of the New Global Dark Age on the
World Civilizations. Evil exists and perpetuates as religious intolerance as
well as ideological intolerance. It is as fatuous to deny the existence of
Evil, as it is to toss the word around irresponsibly. The use of the term
‘Evil’ as instrument of politics and instrument of diplomacy violated the
strict wall that the Constitution of the USA established. President Bush uses
the word ‘Evil Axis’ in a born-again Christian manner that takes its resonance
from a long Judeo-Christian tradition that sees radical evil embodied in
heroically diabolical figures. This personalized evil is the kind that is
insinuated by the sauntering Tempter Devil in the first scene of the Book of
Job, when God and Satan speculate. In Bush's usage, Axis of Evil has the
perverse prestige of Milton's defiant Lucifer, as if Evil in the Axis of Evil
emanated, implicitly, from a devilish intelligence, Devil with horns and a
tail, an absolutely malevolent personality, represented in the form of State of
Iraq, Iran and North Korea. Bush made the leaders of Iraq, Iran and North Korea
personification of Devil with horns and a tail. Devil in Judeo-Christianity is
God's rival in the cosmos, condemned to eventually lose the fight with God, but
Devil is very powerful in the world almost a rival to God. George Bush use of
term evil to denigrate Iraq, Iran and North Korea is a primitive, frightening
and atavistic use of a medieval term that should probably be banished from
civilized discourse in a multicultural world in the 21st Century, especially in
the Untied States, with a Wall that separates Church and the States. The
diplomatic usage of the term Evil, as instrument of diplomacy can s can only
cause mischief in international affairs as the evil is a very elusive term and
has a way of evaporating or turning into something else as time passes. Even if
Evil is elusive and even if the term is used brainlessly, evil is still there
and Evil exists in multitudes. The rampant existence of evil among multitude of
intolerant religious leaders and political leaders and intolerant terrorists is
a mystery, a mysterious black hole into which reason and sunshine of tolerance
vanishes but nonetheless there exists intolerant Evil.
Third, the new Global Dark Age would descend on the world if the
predator intolerant religious fundamentalism succeeded to overthrow the
tolerant leadership of liberal religious sects and faiths. The experience of
Enlightenment brings individuals closer to the Divine and allowing them to
understand the attributes of Almighty intuitively. The experience of
Endarkenment brings individuals closer to the Evil and makes them the
instrument of Evil intolerance. The children of the Enlightenment sometimes
have an inadequate understanding of the possibilities of the Endarkenment. The
question is how evil exists, how it works. Prophet Zoroaster said what is evil
in one society could be good in other society. Religious intolerant
fundamentalist cults define their own concept of good, and condemn all other
differing sects as inherently evil, whose followers deserved to be killed by
sword or whipped for following their separate path to divine or separate path
of economic and political development or cultural expression. Evil religious
intolerance is extreme and possesses neither depth nor demonic dimension, but
it can outgrow and lay waste the entire Islamic world, because it spreads like
a fungus on the surface, which to an onlooker looks spiritual and
representative of divine. It is wrong to condemn a nation or culture or
religion evil. The term "the banality of evil" suggested that the
evil is born and represented separate identifiable people. Evil is never
'radical,' that it is only extreme, and that it possesses neither depth nor any
demonic dimension. Evil can overgrow and lay waste the whole world precisely
because it spreads like a fungus on the surface, which to the onlooker might
not appear benign and malevolent. Evil is unspectacular and always human, Evil
shares our bed and eats at our own table. The normality of evil makes evil
greatest menace to the world. Evil could be shallow, deadly, fungus quality.
Normal nice leaders often presided over evil deeds, especially in a global
village, multicultural world in which different civilizations inhabit in
different centuries, the seat of evil moved from Civilization to the
Civilization. It is not right to demonizing Iraqi, Iranian or North Korean
people as being inherently evil, as Satan is inherently evil. Every nation,
religion, culture and society could become the temporary seat of the Evil in
the modern age and people of that nation may not ever realize it before it is
too late. Religious evil, ideological evil, evil intolerance, evil
fundamentalism are forms of opportunistic evil that passed like an electric
current through the world and through people, and wandered like an infection that
took up residence in individuals political leaders or cultures from time to
time. Bad acts of particular leaders didn’t permanently inflict that nation
with evil. However certain secret societies could be permanently evil, if it
carried out its evil acts over longer period of history.
Fourth, the globalization process and the miniaturization of the
weapons greatly enhanced the destructive reach of evil intolerant religious
cults and intolerant religious ideologies. Evil ideologies caused genocide of
30 million Orthodox Russians under Stalinist Soviet Union and 60 million
Buddhists under Maoist China and 2 million Buddhists under Pol Pot’s Khmer
Rouge. The evil Wahhabi Taliban murdered hundreds of thousands of Shiites in
Afghanistan. Evil politicians holding high political positions in important
countries could cause more harm than the heinous perpetrators of evil in the
past. Transportation revolution enhanced the power of the evil rulers, as
earlier the evil could cause devastation in limited area. Even in the 15th
Century the European immigrants could wipe out the entire population of North
America and South America, which represented one-fourth of the world’s
population in 1500 AD. Distance once helped dampen the effects of human
wickedness, and weapons once had limited range.
The globalization allowed the evil religious intolerant cults
cause global harm. The miniaturization of weapons allowed the evil terrorists
religious fundamentalists acquire quantum leap in their power of destruction.
Intolerant fundamentalist evil has burst into a new dimension in the 21st
Century. The globalization, democratization and miniaturization of the
instruments of destruction, namely shoulder carried high explosive weapons,
miniature homemade bombs, nuclear nukes or their diabolical chemical-biological
stepbrothers, meant a quantum leap in the delivery systems of evil, which could
destabilize Civilizations. This levels the playing field for the competing
advocates of the evil religious intolerance and evil ideological intolerance
and evil political intolerance, and the level field can cause immense
destruction to the society and culture because it could be unleashed by
unsuspected terrorists, who misused the democratic freedom to destroy the
freedom itself.
Fifth, the seat of evil regularly shifted from one Civilization to
another, from one nation to another and it frequently crossed the national
barriers through the propagation of the Intolerant religious fundamentalism and
justification of the terrorist violent means for realizing the goals of the
intolerance. The evil lurks not in nations but in the intolerant ideologies and
intolerant religious cults. Whenever individual evil the micro-evil acquired
control over intolerant religions and intolerant ideologies the micro-evil of
intolerance threatened the very existence of the human Civilization. Every
advocate of religious intolerance and ideological intolerance with access to
modern lethal weapons becomes a potential world-historical force with more
discretionary destructive power at hand than the great old monsters, from
Caligula to Stalin, ever had. Advocates of Religious intolerance have acquired
the means to commit mass genocide of the people that dare to practice a
different form of faith or ideology. The micro-evil of organized crime joined
forces with the macro-evil of religious intolerance and ideological intolerance
to commit genocide of masses in the 20th Century. In the new dimension,
micro-evil (the dark impulse to rape or murder, say) and macro-evil (the urge to
genocide) achieve an ominous reunion to conspire the teleological, apocalyptic
End of Time scenario. Religious intolerance and ideological intolerance is the
real evil that is going around in the age of Oil Colonialism. America could
threaten the future of human Civilization if it continued to support intolerant
Wahhabi sects. The micro-evil of terrorist drug dealers joined forces with the
macro-evil of religious and ideological intolerance to cause havoc on the
Civilizations in the 21st Century.
35(10) G-8 Should Include
India
(1) India Supports 2003
G-8 Statement
China and India claims their birthright to be part of G-8, because
China and India represent world’s 2nd largest and 4th largest economies in
terms of GNP at purchasing power parity. India’s GNP is larger than those of 6
members of the G-8, namely, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Canada and Russia.
China and India should be inducted into G-8 if G-8 represents the grouping of
world’s leading industrialized nations.
The Iraq War divided the G-8 nations into two hostile Camps, one
being Pro-American Camp and other being Anti-American Camp and India belonged
to both the Camps and leaders of both Camps wants India to join their Camp.
France, Germany, Russia and Canada belonged to the Anti-American Camp. United
States, Britain, Italy and Japan belonged to Pro-American Camp. The 5 out of
the 12 invited guests to the sidelines of the G-8 Summit, China, India, Brazil,
Mexico, Algeria might join the France-led Anti-American Camp. South Africa,
Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and Egypt would support the pro-American Camp in the G-8
Group. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld touted NATO’s alliance with Poland
as the victory of the New Europe over Old Europe. President Chirac touted the
ascendancy of New Third World Powers, namely, China, India, Brazil and Mexico,
the world’s 2nd, 4th, 9th and 11th largest economy as the New Powers that would
support the France’s worldview and join forces with France, Germany and Russia
to hold hegemon United States into check. Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari
Vajpayee had the bilateral Summit Meetings with President George W. Bush,
President Vladimir Putin, President Jacques Chirac, Prime Minister Tony Blair,
and President Hu Jintao, within one day, and thus declared that India had a
rightful claim under the sun as one of the world powers. Nuclear India with
large GNP at PPP ($2.2 trillion), and one fifth of the world population (1.1
billion) and world leading IT power and Space power emerged as the World Power
one of the Top-3 Super Powers of the World. The top-4 World Powers in declining
order are namely, United States (1st), China (2nd), India (3rd), and Russia
(4th). India’s GNP exceeds the GNPs of Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Russia
and Canada, the 6 members of the G-8 Club. Of the Five P-5 Nuclear Powers,
nuclear India has larger economy than France, Britain and Russia.
India’s world perspective similar to the world view of the G-8
nations as regards the issues of Nuclear Proliferation, Islamic Terrorism and
AIDS and other life threatening diseases. The G-8 Summit Statement focused on
three issues, the Control of Nuclear Proliferation, International terrorism and
International Trade. First, India fully agreed with the G-8 nations on the
desirability to undertake Counter-Proliferation measures and even preemptive
strikes to eliminate the menace of Islamic Nuclear Bomb. India agreed that Iran
should not acquire nuclear weapon technology as it has oil-wealth to finance
the development of credible nuclear deterrent. India agreed that North Korea
should not develop nuclear weapons, as North Korean nuclear weapons would
destabilize the East Asia. India agreed that Iran should sign and IAEA
Additional Protocol without delay. Iran does not need nuclear weapons. Iranian
nuclear weapons would threaten India’s security.
Second, India fully endorsed the G-8 Summit Statement on
International terrorism. India should be willing to deploy Indian troops to
neutralize and combat terrorist networks in Indonesia, Kenya, Pakistan, the
Philippines, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Yemen. India would work towards
destroying the financial network of Sunni heroin cartel that financed Islamic
terrorists worldwide. India agreed that great powers should warn the countries
that provided the safe heavens to the Islamic terrorists. India agreed that
Global Counter-Terrorism Action Group should promote better cooperation among
police departments of leading countries to nab the terrorists.
Third, India fully supported the G-8 Statement that WTO should make
special provisions to alleviate the healthcare problems faced by the developing
countries with limited or no pharmaceutical industry. India supports the idea
that Indian pharmaceutical industry should be allowed to produce cheaper
versions of the life-saving drugs at cheaper prices for mass consumption in
Africa and Asia and South and Central America.
(2) Group of 8 Summit
2003’s Statement
Weapons of Mass
Destruction
The G-8 Summit Statement identified Control over proliferation of
Weapons of Mass Destruction, International Islamic Terrorism and World Trade
Organization as follows. One. “We recognize that the proliferation of weapons
of mass destruction and their means of delivery poses a growing danger to us
all. Together with the spread of international terrorism, it is the pre-eminent
threat to international security. This global challenge requires a multifaceted
solution. We need to tackle it individually and collectively working together
and with other partners, including through relevant international institutions,
in particular those of the United Nations system. We have a range of tools
available to tackle this threat: international treaty regimes, inspection
mechanisms such as those of the International Atomic Energy Agency and
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. While all of these
instruments are necessary, none is sufficient by itself. Not all proliferation
challenges require the same remedies. We need to deploy the tools, which are
most effective in each case. North Korea's uranium enrichment and plutonium
production programs and its failure to comply with its IAEA safeguards
agreement undermine the nonproliferation regime and are a clear breach of North
Korea's international obligations. We strongly urge North Korea to visibly,
verifiably and irreversibly dismantle any nuclear weapons programs, a
fundamental step to facilitate a comprehensive and peaceful solution. We will
not ignore the proliferation implications of Iran's advanced nuclear program.
We stress the importance of Iran's full compliance with its obligation under
the nonproliferation treaty. We urge Iran to sign and implement an IAEA
Additional Protocol without delay or conditions. We offer our strongest support
to comprehensive IAEA examination of this country's nuclear program. We call on
all states to establish effective procedures and machinery to control the
transfer of materials, technology and expertise, which may contribute to the
development, production or use of weapons of mass destruction and their means of
delivery. We likewise call on all states to establish and implement effective
national standards for secure storage and handling of such materials with a
view to effectively prevent proliferation and eliminate the risk that
terrorists gain access to them.”
The big story of the G-8 Summit was the mighty, unified growl on
the subject of the proliferation of nuclear weapons. These eight industrial
countries specifically told Iran and North Korea to abandon their nuclear
weapon programs. North Korea is urged to visibly, verifiably and irreversibly
dismantle nuclear weapons program. India concurred with much of the proffered
language of the G-8 statement on nuclear proliferation, thereby announcing to
all other countries that the position of the great powers on nuclear
proliferation is not an act of hegemonic bravado, but a policy through which
the civilized seek to maintain civilization. However the real purpose of the
American invasion of Iraq on the charges of WMDs had been to warn Germany and
Japan not to dream becoming nuclear weapon power any time soon. Germany and
Japan realized that United States might use the military bases on Germany and
Japan soil to invade Germany and Japan if they ever tried to develop and deploy
nuclear weapons. Nuclear India doesn’t believe in the nuclear proliferation and
nuclear Japan and nuclear Germany might no longer need the protection of Indian
nuclear umbrella if they deployed their own nuclear weapons.
(3) Global Islamic
Terrorism
India as a responsible world power fully supports the G-8
Statement on global Islamic terrorism. India’s inclusion in G-8 groups would
strengthen the global capability of G-8 to effectively wage wars on global
terrorism to prevent Islamic terrorism hit targets located in G-8 countries.
The G-8 Statement declared: “The international community has been
united in fighting against international terrorism since the terrorist attacks
in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001. The threat of terrorism still, however,
remains serious as has been seen in a series of terrorist incidents including
in Indonesia, Kenya, Morocco, Pakistan, the Philippines, Russia, Saudi Arabia,
Tunisia and Yemen over the past year. Developing a successful capacity to
tackle terrorism requires a focus on three main areas of counter-terrorism
activity: first, to deny terrorists the means to commit terrorist acts (for
example, to prevent the financing of terrorism, and denial of false documents
and weapons); second, to deny terrorists a safe haven and ensure that
terrorists are prosecuted and/or extradited (for example to accelerate the
conclusion of counter-terrorism conventions and protocols, to deny terrorists
entry into a country and to reinforce law-enforcement agencies); and third, to
overcome vulnerability to terrorism (for example to enhance domestic security
measures and capability for crisis management and consequence management). The
G-8 will create a Counter-terrorism Action Group to focus on building political
will, coordinating capacity-building assistance where necessary. Other states,
mainly donors, will be invited to join the group. Counter-terrorism Action
Group members will provide funding, expertise or training facilities.”
The G-8 Statement on the issue of terrorism was a hog wash as it
failed to warn Saudi Arabia, Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda terrorists that the
civilized determined to use force and other counter-terrorism measures to
maintain civilization.
(4) World Trade
Organization
India as a responsible world power fully supports the movement to
end Western agricultural subsidies that distorted the global commodity prices
to the detriment of third world commodity producers.
The G-8 statement declared, “We direct our ministers and officials
to pursue urgently with WTO Partners the actions outlined below: First, Work
towards strengthening the existing World Trade Organization rules and
disciplines, as well as developing further multilateral rules, so as to provide
fairer, less distorted, more transparent and more predictable conditions for
world trade, and as a contribution to improved international governance.
Second, to establish a multilateral solution in the WTO to address the problems
faced by developing countries with insufficient or no manufacturing capacities
in the pharmaceutical sector. Third, to deliver capacity-building technical
assistance to developing countries in need to help them participate fully in
WTO negotiations, implement trade agreements, and respond to the trade
opportunities created, in cooperation with other bilateral and multilateral donors.”
The G-8 statement on the availability of the life-saving drugs at lower cost to
the developing world is a good precedent. Indian pharmaceutical companies would
produce low cost life saving drugs to ward of the menace of AIDS in Africa and
other parts of the Third World.
(5) Permanent US-French
Animosities
France-American animosities have come to stay and diplomatic
niceties would no longer cover them. Bush as well as Chirac known to bear their
grudges and the diplomatic niceties at the Evian unlikely to bridge the
geopolitical chasm that bedeviled the US-France ties and made French
Civilization including French Fries a pariah throughout the Yankee
Civilization. In Évian-les-Bains during Group of 8 Summit Meeting 2003, George
W. Bush and Jacques Chirac acted like grown-ups. When President Bush and
President Chirac met for the first time since their bitter split over the
American-led war on Iraq, they were polite in public and even nice to each
other in private. There is no illusion on either the American or the French
side that the meeting of the Group of 8 industrialized democracies that brought
the two leaders face-to-face has suddenly improved the state of relations
between France and United States or altered their very different visions of the
world. The rift over Iraq destroyed a bond of trust that may never be quite the
same again, or at least not for a very long time, despite the declarations by
both men that the alliance between the United States and France can never be
broken. President Bush and President Chirac went through a diplomatic rite of
passage that allowed both men to commit themselves to look to the future and
not dwell on the past and provided an opportunity for France and United States
to identify specific areas where they could work together. Call it US-France
détente. It is unlikely that the positive meeting between Mr. Bush and Mr.
Chirac would serve as a basis for repairing ties and more likely pass into
history as an isolated event involving two men known for their charm and disinclination
to bear grudges and the mood in both capitals is one of suspicion and betrayal.
France and Russia could bedevil American colonial occupation
forces in Iraq, if it indirectly supported the rebel forces in Iraq with arms
and moral support, just as what Americans did to Soviet occupation troops in
Afghanistan. America and France realized that both would gain if America shared
oil-wealth of Iraq with France, Germany and Russia to win the peace in Iraq.
America would need the continued support of France, Russia and Germany to
maintain peace and order in the post-occupation Iraq. France accepted America’s
stand that democracy could be delayed, as the majority rule of Shiites might
not necessarily be democratic as it might install an Ayatollah-type Shiite
fundamentalist regime in Iraq. America realized that it could win the war alone
but without the help of Germany, France and Russia would fail to win the peace
alone. Mr. Bush raised the subject of Iraq, and told Mr. Chirac that he did not
want the US-France relationship to be tainted by past conflicts over Iraq, and
acknowledged that the rebuilding of Iraq was proving both "difficult"
and complex. Mr. Chirac agreed that there was no need to revisit the past,
since the Americans knew the French position on the war in Iraq very well. Mr.
Chirac told Mr. Bush that it was natural and normal between friends to speak
"frankly" with each other. Mr. Chirac said that achieving democracy
would be a "difficult" process, and that elections could bring to
power a Shiite Muslim government, which might not necessarily be democratic.
Mr. Chirac said that it was clear that the United States "could and
did" win the war alone but that it could not win the peace alone, which
was a shared responsibility.
The PEW
June 2003 public opinion poll reconfirmed that Iraq War resulted in the
permanent alienation of the Europe from America. The diplomatic pleasantries at
Evian G-8 Summit and St. Petersburg didn’t dilute or undermine the resolve of
France, Germany and Russia to cement European ties to hold America in check.
The June ’03 public opinion poll by Pew Research Center finds Iraq war has
deepened international skepticism toward US, American global policies and
President Bush, with even military allies voicing disappointment or suspicion.
Iraq war has widened rift between Americans and Western Europeans, further
inflamed Muslim world, softened support for war against terrorism and weakened
global backing for UN and NATO. The war in Iraq may have been a military
success, but it has only deepened international skepticism toward the United
States, its global policies and President Bush, with even military allies
voicing growing disappointment or suspicion. The war, moreover, has rattled
much of the Muslim world, prodding majorities in most countries to worry about
the future of Islam and American military ambitions within their borders.
(6) India in G-8 makes
world Multi-Polar
France and Britain wants India and China to become part of G-8
Group. Russia does not want G-8 to invite India and China, as Russia has just
got invited to the G-8 and beginning to learn the ropes. United States does not
want to invite India and China to G-8 Summit meetings. Although part of the
talks concerned France’s bilateral affairs with China and India, the French
president was anxious to show deference to the kind of role he expected China
and India to play on the world stage. The G8 has to open up and expand its
dialogue with other countries.
President Chirac has had to tread a delicate path in his
invitation to the 12 that included China, India, Brazil, Mexico, Morocco, Saudi
Arabia, South Africa, Egypt, Malaysia, Algeria and Senegal. France did not
pretend that the G8 could reinvent itself quickly or easily, yet France
believed that efforts must be made to build a bridge so that these leading
economic powers have a legitimate voice and role in finding a framework for
agreement on big issues confronting the world in the 21st century.
Bush Administration feared that India, China, Brazil and Mexico would
present greater challenge to the American hegemony than the complacent European
powers. India had been a great thorn on the hide of America when it led the
third world and formed the Non Aligned Movement. The Third World unity is based
on the common Non Aligned perspectives. The US is cautious about this French
initiative to "expand the dialogue" because it is seen as another
move in the French president's strategy of creating a "multi-polar
world". United States had wanted China to join G-8 Summit, but France
increased the stake by inviting also India, Brazil and Mexico. The US
administration has also been looking at ways of including China but is wary of
French new initiatives as it already finds the G8 a cumbersome organization.
President Bush realized that China, India, Brazil and Mexico would pose greater
challenge to the unilateralist policies favored by the United States, than
present G-8 members. President George W. Bush's decision to spend only 24 hours
in Evian and miss an important part of the proceedings influenced neither by
his eagerness to attend a Middle East peace conference, nor due to America’s
continued tense relationship with the French president in the wake of the Iraq
crisis, but by his realization that China, India, Brazil and Mexico have the
diplomatic arrogance to challenge the dominance of the United States in G-12
Summit.
Inclusion of China and India in the Group of 8 would enhance the
national interests of France, Germany and Russia, more than the inclusion of
Poland and East European countries in the NATO had for the national interests
of the United States. America understood that president Chirac scored a great
diplomatic victory over United States by inviting China, India, Brazil and
Mexico as guests at the sidelines of the G-8 Summit meeting and it neutralized
the diplomatic gains Untied States secured by buying the allegiance of Poland.
If the New Europe represented by Poland replaced declining Old Europe than the
China and India replaced the smaller European economic and military powers as
real great powers in the 21st Century. President Bush feared that President
Chirac would duplicate the pro-Non Alignment Soviet policies that allowed
Premier Nikita Khrushchev to hold predominant United States in check to
guarantee the independence of the Non Aligned Third World. America always
detested the guts of India when President Jawaharlal Nehru led the newly
independent nations of the Third World to launch Non aligned Movement that held
European and American colonialism at bay and curtailed the exercise of American
dominance in the Third World. President Bush disliked Multi-Polar International
System, as it would inhibit America's ability to act unilaterally. For
President Chirac this vision of Multi-Polar World is a diplomatic way to create
a counterbalance to US hegemony, as seen in the case of Iraq war in April 2003,
when United States failed to bribe, cajole and threaten poor and weaker Non
Aligned Nations, namely, Cameroon, Angola, Guinea, Pakistan and Chile to vote
for the America sponsored Resolution on Iraq before the onset of the
hostilities. Bush Administration realized that in the multi-polar world, India
and China would lead the Third Pole of the international system and greatly
inhibit America's ability to act unilaterally, especially in the Third World.
(7) Multi-polar Concert
of World Powers
India as world power can play constructive role in the Concert of
World Power in 21st Century. France, Germany and Britain recognize India’s
potential in new balance of power. President Chirac declared at G-8 Summit that
France has no doubt whatsoever that the multipolar vision of the world France
has defended for some time is certainly supported by a large majority of
countries throughout the world. France and Russia would have a greater say and
role in the Multi-polar world than in the one-superpower world. France and
United States and other G-8 members shared the concern about Islamic nuclear
proliferation and North Korean nuclear weapons. The two men agreed that they
had to work together to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, and the
final communiqué at the summit meeting urged both North Korea, which already
has nuclear weapons, and Iran to curb their nuclear programs. Mr. Bush told Mr.
Chirac that French thoughts on Iran had affected America’s own thinking about
Iran. Mr. Chirac said he did not really know Iran and whether there was a
substantive difference between conservative and moderate factions in Iran’s
leadership.
France wants to recreate the successors to the Concert of Europe
that the 1814 Congress of Vienna created by developing the Congress System. The
G-8 Summit at Evian could unexpectedly launch the Concert of World Powers to
hold America in check, because by inviting 12 leaders of the Third World, President
Chirac declared that Multi-polar world had replaced the Uni-polar world or
one-superpower system that United States replaced the Bipolar world that ended
with the demise of the Soviet Union. France, Germany and Russia want to create
a Multi-polar world so that the global balance of power could act like the
Concert of Europe to hold the preeminent power in check. White House and
Pentagon sees the United States as a superpower that can go it alone if
necessary, both because of America's overwhelming military might and President
Bush’s personal conviction that America knows what is best for the rest of the
world. In contrast President Chirac, German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, and
Russian president Vladimir V. Putin see the world as a place with multiple
centers of power. In France’s worldview this "multi-polar" world,
needs to operate as a global power, limiting in a firm but friendly manner
United States interests and influence. French-American relations are 200 years
old, and they will continue to flourish in the spirit of cooperation, which
would not exclude the fact that America and France have totally divergent
different visions of the world. Still, the camaraderie between the Bush and
Chirac was enough not to ruin the G-8 get-together. Overall the G-8 was a good
meeting, it could have been a disaster.
France, Germany and Russia continued to view President Bush and
the United States as far too powerful and too willing to use military force to
shape the world to America’s liking. President Chirac made clear that American
dominance was still one of Franc’s chief concerns. There was no warmth during
President Bush’s pro forma handshake and chitchat with President Jacques Chirac
of France, just as there was none with the German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.
White House made it clear that there was little effort to mend fences at the
meeting of the Group of 8 in Evian-les-Bains. America worked behind the scenes
to sign countries up for a new White House initiative to create an
international legal basis to seizing missiles, chemical and biological agents,
and nuclear components on the high seas or in the air. The proposal is clearly
intended to quarantine North Korea and Iran.
In President Bush's White House the world “globalization” is
rarely uttered. President Bush nothing about the concerns of the protesters for
Globalization. America insisted that the main concern it must concern is
getting the major economies of the world growing again. The G-8 Summit
discussed for the first time the threat of deflation in Japan, Germany and the
United States and the, fast-declining value of the American dollar. United
States was virtually alone in 2003 as an engine of growth in the global
economy. The traditional purpose of the annual G-8 Summit had been the global initiatives
to synchronize the three largest world economies in sync. This traditional
purpose of G-8 has often gotten lost with the other competing agendas.
President Bush wanted the G-8 to unify behind an American vision of confronting
tyrants and unconventional weapons. President Bush sees these meetings largely
as a forum to press America’s case for the fight against terrorism. The
president Bush used the G-8 Meeting to demonstrate that he can work with the
traditional allies, even while bitterness over Iraq remained. G-8 leaders came
together to give a very strong statement on the need to halt nuclear
proliferation. The G-8 Summit at Evian created a lots of water and no great
power solidarity could be created at Evian as Gerhard Schroeder came one day late
and President Bush cut short his stay in Evian to move on to talks in the
Middle East.
(8) Bush’s Nuclear Mirage
of Nukes
Neo-Conservatism supports President Bush’s plan to conduct new
research in the development of new types of nuclear weapons, as China has
stolen almost every known new weapon design secrets from Los Alamos Nuclear
Weapon Labs. India accepts America’s right to conduct advance nuclear research
to maintain its technological edge in nuclear balance of power.
President Bush talk about nuclear proliferation appeared hollow,
as Bush administration moved forward on a new generation of less powerful
nuclear warheads. That effort, recently endorsed by Congress unwisely overturns
a decade of restraint intended to discourage development of a new nuclear arms
race between United States and Russia, where other nuclear powers, India,
China, France might also join in. The American nuclear arsenal designed to
obliterate the Soviet Union in an all-out-war was not designed to meet emerging
threats. The relatively small, low yield nuclear weapons could be used against
a variety of targets, ranging from mobile targets to underground bunkers. The
trouble is that the smaller nukes might be tempting to use in situations where
no one would dream of dropping a more massively destructive nuclear bomb. That
could speed the end of the “nuclear taboo” that has kept the world free of
nuclear warfare since World War II. For the past decade, throughout 1990s the
design and development of the smaller nuclear weapons, nukes, with a yield
below five kilotons has been banned in United States by law. The goal was to
keep from blurring the distinction between nuclear and conventional weapons by
lessening the difference in their destructive power. President Bush in 2003 asked
that the ban be lifted. India opposes
this policy of developing low-yield nukes. Instead of creating a new generation
of nuclear warheads, the Washington should have concentrated on improving its
precision-guided-bombs and missiles that carry conventional warheads.
(9) How Civilized
Maintain Civilization
Islamic atom
bomb presents the greatest threat to world civilization in the 21st Century.
Christian religious right transferred nuclear technology to Pakistan to deter
India’s conventional attacks on Pakistan. Wahhabi Saudi Arabia could acquire
nuclear weapons and missile capability and lay the foundation for the second
round of barbarian invasions of world’s civilizations armed with nukes.
Throughout history the barbarians exploit the freedom the civilization to
unleash stealth barbarian attacks on the civilization and many times in history
succeeded to conquer the civilization and remade the civilization in the image
of the barbarians. Civilizations in history succumbed to the attacks of the
barbarians because they failed to take preventive measures against barbarians
and failed to retaliate against the barbarian home base, the proverbial womb of
the barbarism. It matters that diplomats and academics of the Hindu and
Buddhist Civilizations concur with much of this proffered language, thereby
announcing to all other countries in the Islamic and Christian Civilizations
that the Hindu position is not an act of hegemonic bravado, but a framework of
policy and diplomacy through which the civilized should seek to maintain
civilization. The World Civilization requires the civilization’s worldview to
mobilize the resources in its war against barbarian intolerance,
fundamentalism, and extremism. Muslim barbarians destroyed the Civilization of
ancient Egypt, Syria, Libya, Iran and Byzantine and imposed Islam by sword. The
dismal performance of Muslim forces in Iraq and their total capitulation
against Christian armies turned the table on Islam. Christian sword is more
powerful than Islamic sword in 21st Century. India should support the G-8
Summit Statement that nuclear proliferation is the gravest single threat to the
safety of the world. India should forces with great powers to undertake counter
nuclear proliferation measures to forestall the menace of Islamic nuclear
weapons. India accepts the right to Pakistan to possess nuclear weapons, as
Aryan Pakistan is a civilized nation.
(10) G-12 World Forum
Neo-Conservatism advocates that India, China, Brazil and Mexico
should join the G-8 and an enlarged G-12 summit should lead the world in
creating a new economic order. A new world forum aptly named Group of 12, G-12
nations forum was emerging to discuss issues of poverty and development between
the industrialized developed nations and the developing and poor nations. The
informal summit of G8 with 12 third World countries was a pointer in this
direction. The informal meeting in Evian, to which Prime Minister Atal Behari
Vajpayee was specially invited by French President Jacques Chirac, was a unique
occasion when 12 select leaders of the developing world interacted with G8
countries on a number of political, economic, social and environmental concerns
exercising the developing world. It has created a forum of communication at the
highest level between the developed and the developing world and this idea
holds great promise for a new kind of cooperative North-South dialogue.
Prime Minister Vajpayee had the opportunity to see directly the
reported tensions between France and the US after the Iraq war that divided the
developed world into two hostile Camps, one pro-America camp and second camp
that opposed American imperialism. This first time informal meeting the G-8
countries and the Third Word countries resulted in the widespread realization
among the leaders of the two groups that there was a need for all of them to be
good in interest of the world at large.
India lauded the French initiative at the G8 to bring some other
nations into the G8, and argued that it could be due to the realization that
the impact of the G8 on the world economy was reducing and they realized the
need to discuss the problems of the developing countries with leading Third
world economies that included China and India the world’s 2nd and 4th largest
economies. The initiative was taken by President Chirac much before the Iraq
war. Prime Minister Vajpayee acquired during the short trip a good
understanding of the global picture that was emerging. His meetings with all
the P5 leaders (Russia, France, China, Britain and the US) during a day sent a
message that the globe was now small and that India has a position in it, being
a nuclear weapon power, the world’s 4th largest economy, world’s 4th greatest
military power and world’s 5th greatest space power. It looks like a new world
forum was being started, till now there were two groups the developed and the
developing world. A new organization has now been formed to look after the
whole world. For the first time in a global meet India heard that they (G8)
wanted to address poverty and assist (the poor nations). There was a lot of
talk about corruption in the G8 countries, which sometimes made Prime Minister
Vajpayee wonder whether he was in Indian Parliament.
France by inviting China and India, the world’s 2nd and 4th
largest economies of the world to the G-8 Summit as guests for a special
meeting exposed the glacial shift that took place in the world. President
Jacques Chirac's decision to precede the two-day G8 summit with a special
meeting of 12 Third World countries, including 4 large economies, namely,
China, India, Brazil and Mexico, the world’s 2nd, 4th, 10th and 11th largest
economies legitimized multi-polar world. The GNP of China and India exceeded
the GNPs at PPP of 6 of G-8 countries, namely, Germany, France, Britain, Italy,
Russia and Canada. The combined GNPs of 4 invited developing countries, namely
China, India, Brazil and Mexico totaled ($8.1 trillion), and combined GNP of 3
invited developing countries, namely China, India and Brazil totaled ($7.3
trillion), more than the combined GNP of 6 G-8 countries, namely, Germany,
France, Britain, Italy, Russia and Canada that totaled ($7.2 trillion).
President Chirac turned the table on President Bush by inviting China, India,
Brazil and Mexico as representatives of the Third World to have formal dialogue
with the G-8 leaders at summit level. This invitation to the 4 large developing
and 8 middle-income nations has opened a critical debate on how these states
can play a part in what has always been an exclusive club of rich countries.
The G-8 Summit is primarily concerned with launching a confident message about
the G 8's ability to stimulate economic recovery against a background of flat
growth and near recession. But President Chirac gave a new flavor to the G-8
gathering by devoting almost half a day on Sunday the May 29th ’03 to informal
talks with leaders of these 12 countries as well as the heads of the
International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization. The
meeting with China’s President Hu Jintao, India’s Prime Minister Atal Behari
Vajpayee, Brazil’s President and Mexico’s President Vincent Fox greatly
enhanced the diplomatic prestige of President Chirac.
Until now the G7 Summit of leaders of, United States, Britain,
Canada, France, Italy, Germany, Japan and later on renamed as G8 after the
inclusion of Russia, had been used as the forum as an informal means of
discussing global growth and stable management of the world's economy,
diplomacy and military situation. But the globalization of the economy and the
rise of new players such as China, India, Brazil and Mexico made this G-8
Club's discussions increasingly difficult to sustain in isolation, because
China and India represented world’s 2nd and 4th largest economies. China and
India, with their dynamic growth, enormous billion plus populations and
increasing weight within the world economy, is posing a real problem and
threatens the dominance of the G-8 countries in world economy. President Chirac
emphasized this dilemma by having Summit meeting with China’s President Hu Jintao
and India’s Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.
The G-8 Group must include China and India to become Group of 10,
as China and India represented world’s 2nd and 4th largest economies and
nuclear weapons powers. The other G8 countries admitted that the admission of
Russia, with the GNP ($929 billion), the world’s 10th largest economy, ignoring
the usual economic criteria for membership, was a purely political gesture and
created a precedent, for the admission of China ($4.1 trillion) and India ($2.2
trillion) the world’s 2nd and 4th largest economies. The leaders of G-8
countries feel that to seek an enlarged dialogue within the present structure
risked opening a Pandora's box with a large number of countries seeking to be
included in top table discussions. Even Indians were expressing some
nervousness over the apparent preference shown by President Chirac towards
President Hu Jintao in his bilateral discussions. The redefinition of the G8
raises an even thornier issue, the reform of the United Nations Security
Council. China is already a permanent member but countries such as India,
Japan, Canada, Brazil and Mexico to say nothing of Germany and Italy are also
anxious for permanent member status
35(11) India &
Multipolar World
(1) Colonial Peacekeeping
Business- Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO)
India can
get recognition as a world power if India agrees to provide soldiers for hire,
bureaucrats for hire, Judges for hire, policemen for hire, to the foreign
Petro-Colonial Empires worldwide and earn fat profit in oil-gas output of the
colonies. Oil-Colonialism is a business like any other business. Colonies must
generate profits for the colonial masters and procure oil and gas at very cheap
prices. Petro-Imperialism want to outsource the entire colonial administration,
law and order, judiciary and bureaucracy to India, a country that has a proven
track record in colonial administration during hey days of Pax Britannia. Pax
Americana colonial empire in the Middle East would become a profitable business
venture for the Pentagon provided India takes the responsibility of colonial
administration on a fixed fee payable a percentage of the total oil and gas
output of the colony. The Colonial Empires want to outsource, entire colonial
administration to India as Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO) where India
gets paid a fixed percentage of the total colonial oil output, so that Colonial
masters are guaranteed profitable returns on their investments in imperialistic
colonial wars. India should support American Oil Colonialism and bid for
Foreign Peacekeeping Operations. India would gain nothing by opposing American
colonialism and India could gain very substantial profits by supplying Indian
administrators, engineers, judges and, civil service officials to manage the
Colonial Administration of the American oil colonies. India should also support
the France, German Rapid Deployment Force and supply required manpower,
soldiers and technical support services. Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO)
can generate 10 million new jobs in India and earn more than $100 billion in
annual revenue, which would pay for oil and gas imports of India. India can
secure its energy security by providing turnkey colonial administration
services to the world’s would be conquerors and imperialists, provided India
gets paid a fixed percentage of the total oil and gas output of the
oil-colonies as its fee.
India can
be a world leader in business of Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO), India
should send Peacekeepers to Iraq and become the world leaders in the global
business of “Foreign Peacekeeping Operations” (FPO) expected to become the
multi-billion dollar industry in the new age of Colonial Empires. India emerged
as world leaders in Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) for back office operations,
technical help desk support and Call Centers. American companies make huge cost
savings by outsourcing BPO, Call Center and Back office support services in
India. India should also emerge as the world leaders in Peacekeeping Process
Outsourcing (PPO) in the new Colonial World Order. It would require more
manpower to control and occupy Iraq and to maintain administrative, Judicial
and economic administration in post occupation Iraq, than was required for the
conquest of Iraq. India’s experience in managing one billion plus population in
a democratic society would make India the world leader in Peacekeeping Process
Outsourcing (PPO). Pentagon could save billions of dollars if it outsourced to
India its entire Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing to India. Indians have the
expertise in running colonial administration. India could recruit a regular
civil service for foreign peacekeeping operations. Foreign Peacekeeping
Operations would take sizeable chunk of the Pentagon’s Budget in first decade
of the 21st Century and India should become a dominant player in the business
of Foreign Peacekeeping Operations (FPO) and the FPO contracts would generate
large number of jobs for India.
Peacekeeping Process
Outsourcing (PPO)
India
should send Peacekeepers to Iraq and become the world leaders in the global
business of “Foreign Peacekeeping Operations” (FPO) expected to become the
multi-billion dollar industry in the new age of Colonial Empires. India emerged
as world leaders in Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) for back office
operations, technical help desk support and Call Centers. American companies
make huge cost savings by outsourcing BPO, Call Center and Back office support
services in India. India should also emerge as the world leaders in
Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO) in the new Colonial World Order. It
would require more manpower to control and occupy Iraq and to maintain
administrative, Judicial and economic administration in post occupation Iraq,
than was required for the conquest of Iraq. India’s experience in managing one
billion plus population in a democratic society would make India the world
leader in Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing (PPO). Pentagon could save billions
of dollars if it outsourced to India its entire Peacekeeping Process Outsourcing
to India. Indians have the expertise in running colonial administration. India
could recruit a regular civil service for foreign peacekeeping operations.
Foreign Peacekeeping Operations would take sizeable chunk of the Pentagon’s
Budget in first decade of the 21st Century and India should become a dominant
player in the business of Foreign Peacekeeping Operations (FPO) and the FPO
contracts would generate large number of jobs for India.
(2) Multi-Polar Word is
the Norm
India can
create a multipolar world, if United States refused to accept India as a
strategic partner and accords India the respect it deserves. India can super
impose United States dominance in the one super power system if India is
co-opted in the new world order as a world power with global responsibilities
and global spheres of influence. India has the capability to create a New Non
Aligned Movement. India also has a capability to create a New Colonial world
order. The ball is in the court of the United States. India can stabilize one
super power system and India can also destabilize one super power system.
The media
hype of the one-superpower system is OK but the fact of one-superpower system
existed did not mean that International system became Unipolar from the
Tripolar world order that defined the International system from 1950 to 1980.
The demise of the Soviet Union didn’t halt the rise of the Asia and the rise of
nuclear China and nuclear India as the world’s 2nd and 3rd military powers
respectively. American primacy is not divinely ordained. Unipolarity is an
aberration. Multipolarity is the recurring historical pattern.
India led
Non Aligned Movement created the Tri-polar world from 1950 to 1980. It is wrong
to suggest that international system after the Second World War was a bipolar
world order. The writ of the United States ran supreme in the White Western
Christian First World. The writ of the Soviet Union ran supreme in the White
Orthodox European Second World. The writs of neither United States nor of the
Soviet Union ran supreme in the Non aligned Third World. The world cannot
remain unipolar. The history of the modern state system of the past five
centuries shows that primacy by any one power provokes others to challenge it.
The failure of the United States, Britain and Spain to bribe, cajole, threaten
and buy votes of Non Aligned non-permanent members of the UN Security Council,
namely, Cameroon, Angola, Guinea, Chile and Pakistan to support American
Resolution in March 2003, demonstrated that the Third Pole of the International
system the Non-Aligned Pole had continued to exist in 2003 unabated though
diminished after the 1980 demise of the Soviet Union and end of the Cold War.
The defeat of France and Germany in the 1956 Suez Canal War demonstrated that
France and Germany were no longer Great Powers. The failure of Russia, France
and Germany to stop the American invasions of Iraq and Russia’s failure to
undertake suitable military response to the American aggression, demonstrated
the decline of Russia as World Power and Russia fell to the status of the 4th
power of the world, behind China and India in 2003.
(3) India & China As
Preeminent Powers
China and
India were the preeminent powers of the world for more than 5,000 years, from
3000 BC to 1750 AD. As late as 1750, China produced 32.8%, India 24.5% and
Japan 3.8% of the world’s manufactured goods. In 1750, China, India and Japan
produced 61.1% of world’s total manufactured goods. Indian economy was
destroyed by England after the victory in 1757 Battle of Plassey.
(4) Russia No Longer Pro
Non Aligned World
India
should develop closer ties with United States as well as France and Germany
because India could no longer depend on Russia’s support to the Non aligned
World as the national interests of Russia radically differed with those of the
Soviet Union and remarkably similar to the national interests of the Russian
Czars, who competed with Indian Empire in the Great Game in Central Asia and
Amu River. Putin’s Russia would not value ties with the Non Aligned Third World,
as Russia is no longer a Super Power it used to be. Soviet Union as a super
power valued its ties with the Non Aligned World to hold in check the
preeminent power United States. President Putin’s Russia would revert back to
traditional foreign policies of Russia’s Czars that competed with fellow great
powers to expand Russia’s territories at the cost of lesser powerful nations in
Eurasia. Putin’s Russia would attempt recreating Russia’s lost Empire in
alliance with preeminent Super power United States. Russia is more likely to
reluctantly accept the onward march of American colonialism, except to demand
concessions from United States that Russia should be allowed to do the same in
the former Soviet oil-producing countries in the Caspian Central Asia. Russia’s
Czars rather than Brezhnev or Khrushchev would influence the future foreign
policy of Russia, especially towards the Non Aligned World.
(5) Challenges to
Preeminent Powers
India as a
world power can mobilize new challenges to the Preeminent Power of 21st
Century, the United States. India as a world power can also reinforce the
preeminence of the Preeminent Power, the United States in one super power
system.
The
Hapsburg Holy Roman Empire was the predominant power of its time, during
Counter Reformation Wars and during the age of de Richelieu. Richelieu pursued
the diplomacy of Raison d’etat and Catholic King of France supported the
Protestant princes in Germany to keep Germany disunited and provided military
and financial aid to the Protestant Princes in the Counter Reformation Thirty
Years Wars (1618-1648). Napoleon Bonaparte was the preeminent power of Europe
and the European Powers in the 1814 Congress Of Vienna established the Congress
System, the Summit or Congress of the leaders of the European Powers that
maintained the Concert of Europe and peace in Europe from 1814 to 1914.
Victorian England was the preeminent power of the 19th Century and sun never
set in the British Empire, but the power of England based on the power and
resources of Indian Empire that paid for the salaries of the English officers
and soldiers worldwide. Indian soldiers made the Empire of Victorian England.
Papacy conspired to bring down the Protestant Anglican Empire by engineering
the secession of Catholic-majority Ireland that destroyed the manpower base of
United Kingdom. Failure of England to share imperial revenues with India caused
the final demise of British Colonial Empire. Bismarckian Germany was the
predominant power of late 19th Century and early 20th Century and it saw its
predominance tested by British Empire, Indian Empire, Russia and America. India
provided 3,500,000 soldiers during WW II and 1,500,000 soldiers during WW I for
Allied Forces. India soldiers contributed more towards Allied Victories in last
Two World Wars other than soldiers of Britain, Russia and America. The
Hapsburgs, Napoleonic France, Victorian England, Bismarckian Germany were all
dominant powers for a short time and they all saw their dominance contested.
(6) 2003 Concert of World
Powers
India as a
member of Concert of World Powers should not join Russia, China, Germany and
France to hold America in check. Rather India as a member of Concert of World
Powers should develop strategic ties with the United States, the Preeminent
Power of the world to keep China in Check. Communist China is a grater
geopolitical threat to India than hegemon United States.
The
Concert of World Powers, represented by Russia, France, India, China and
Germany would conduct diplomacy to hold America in check and to maintain global
balance of power, in 21st Century just as Concert of Europe after the 1814
Congress of Vienna, held Summit of the leading European powers to maintain
European Balance of Power. President Jacques Chirac’s decision to invite China,
India, Brazil and Mexico the world’s 2nd, 4th, 9th and 11th largest economies
for one day informal meeting with the leaders of the G-4 nations inadvertently
laid the foundation for the Concert of World Powers and the system might be
called 2003 Congress of Evian, which would coordinate the diplomacy of the
top-12 economic powers of the world to hold America in check.
(7) Can USA Maintain
Hegemony?
The
perception of hegemony of the United States would be shattered if President
Bush failed to undertake preemptive attacks on nuke-seeking Iran. President
Carter damaged international standing of the United States, when he refused to
undertake military actions to tame Ayatollah Khomeini and end the seize of
American embassy in Tehran. If Iran succeeded in bluffing its way out then
United States would cease to be a super power in not so distant a future.
America
would fail to maintain control and peace throughout the fast expanding American
Empire and American sphere of influence. United States became a super power
after the Second World War by accident as Britain lost the urge to retain
British Empire. The theft of American Atom Bomb secrets allowed the Soviet
Union to emerge as the Second Super Power. The German scientists built Atom
Bombs and missiles both for United States and the Soviet Union. United States
lacks the diplomatic finesse to maintain the Colonial administration in the
American Empire. American primacy is not divinely ordained. Unipolarity is an
aberration. Multipolarity is the recurring historical pattern. United States
suffered from the same handicap that undermined the imperial Roman Empire, the
shortage of expandable military manpower. The shrinking population of Roman
homeland and expanding Roman Empire required the induction of the barbarian
troops into Roman Legions that transferred the Roman military technology to
barbarian tribes that improvised upon it to conquer Rome itself in 410 AD. The
defeat of American troops in the Vietnam War obliged the Pentagon to hire
Mujahideen mercenaries to wage wars on Soviet occupation troops in Afghanistan,
which created vast reservoir of Islamic militants that turned around to wage
terrorist attacks on United States and Israel.
(8) Could Iraq Victory Be
Nemesis For Bush?
It would
be very difficult for President Bush to preserve the imperial foreign policy of
America as it could get bogged down in Iraq peacekeeping efforts. Whether
America can preserve or lose its primacy would depend on how America used its
primacy in the post-Iraq War era. At the end of the second world war, the US
had power no country possessed in history: 50 per cent of the world’s GDP,
nuclear monopoly, unmatched military power and the towering status of President
F.D. Roosevelt. It used this power to build a liberal international order.
Institutions to serve this order were created—the Bretton Woods system, the
GATT, the Marshall Plan and NATO. Maintenance of the Atlantic alliance was seen
as vital to US interests. America’s Unipolar world order depended upon NATO and
Atlantic Alliance both for legitimacy and diplomatic coalition. The US-Europe
Atlantic partnership and NATO died in the rubble of Baghdad in 2003. The
expansion of NATO to include Poland and 10 former members of the Soviet Bloc
weakened NATO rather than strengthen it, as Old Europe led by Germany and
France got alienated while the New Europe led by Poland lacked the manpower and
economic muscle to contribute significantly to the American imperial operations
or peacekeeping operations. President George W Bush lacks the towering status
of President Franklin D Roosevelt. It is safe to argue that no president of the
United States lacked respect in Europe more than President George W Bush.
United States lacked the economic muscle to reward its allies with economic
rewards and investments to keep them in line for future military operations
envisaged by Pentagon, bent on creating American Oil Colonial Empire. The Asian
economic meltdown of 2000 and the collapse of Argentina’s economy exposed the
charade of America’s crusade for the free transfer of capital. America’s
leadership of the World Bank caused economic disasters in the ASEAN and South
America, especially Malaysia, Indonesia, Argentina, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru
and Colombia. The Sept 11 attacks unhinged the economy of the United States and
precipitated the steep decline of the Dow Jones. The military occupation of the
oil-rich Iraq gave great boost to American economy, but Iraq oil incomes would
never be able to pull American economy out of its morass.
(9) Bush Like Freemason
Theodore Roosevelt
Neo-Conservative
President George Bush and Secretary Condoleezza Rice do not belong to Christian
religious right conservative conspiracy, while President Ford, President
Carter, President Clinton, Secretary Kissinger, Secretary Brzezinski and Secretary
Albright belonged to religious right conservative conspiracy. The foreign
policy of President Bush is blunt realism similar to the realism of President
Theodore Roosevelt, who sought American colonial Empire. President Bush
succeeded in creating an American colonial empire in Iraq that resulted in
unprecedented profits for American Big Oil companies as a direct aftermath of
the Iraq war.
President
Bush pursued the policies of realpolitik President Theodore Roosevelt, who
happened to be a declared Freemason like President Ford and President George
Washington. Bush Administration jettisoned the diplomacy of President Woodrow
Wilson and President Franklin D Roosevelt and adopted the imperial foreign
policy of President Theodore Roosevelt. All US presidents, from Truman to
Clinton, were basically committed to the Franklin Roosevelt’s liberal
interdependent order. President Truman, President Eisenhower, President
Kennedy, President Carter, President Reagan, President Bill Clinton pursued the
Wilsonian diplomacy and liberal interdependent order. President George W Bush
fundamentally departed from it diplomatic traditions of President Woodrow
Wilson during First World War and President Franklin d Roosevelt during the
Second World War. Crass realpolitik of Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld combined
with Evangelical Born Again Christian messianic zeal and Freemasonry type
Neo-conservatism produced the potent oil colonial imperialist agenda of the
Bush administration’s foreign policy. Brotherhood of neo-conservatives smells
like the secret society brotherhood of Freemasonry apparently ran Bush
Administration’s America, and they sincerely believe that with its enormous
military power America could and should reshape the world to suit American
colonial interests in the soon to emerge American oil colonial empire.
(10) Bush Doctrine Vs
Brezhnev Doctrine
Neo-Conservative
Bush Doctrine seeks to establish American Petro-imperialism and Oil-colonialism
in Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran, while stupid Brezhnev Doctrine focused on poor
countries. Soviet President Brezhnev stupidly enunciated the Brezhnev Doctrine
and used it to impose Soviet hegemony over poor Czechoslavakia and poor
Afghanistan. Had President Brazhnev used Brezhnev doctrine to overtake Iran the
geopolitical consequences would have averted the demise of the Communism and
the demise of the Soviet Union. President Bush used the diplomatic opportunity
of 9/11 attacks to unleash American attacks on poor Afghanistan and allowed
Northern Alliance to fight Taleban forces and conquer Afghanistan. However,
President Bush is an Oilman and he understood the profits American oil
companies would make if America invaded Iraq and established American oil
Empire in Iraq. America is quick to understand the profit potential of the occupation
of oil-rich Iran. Bush doctrine seeks to establish American colonial empire in
Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran to control the land bridge from Caspian oil-gas
reserves to Arabian Gulf oil-gas reserves.
Soviet
Union enunciated the Brezhnev Doctrine immediately after the America’s defeat
in the Vietnam War and embarked upon the imperial policies in Angola and
Afghanistan. The Soviet arrogance as imperial power lasted only 15 years after
the America’s defeat in the Vietnam in 1975 and by 1991 the Soviet Union
disintegrated, the Berlin Wall came down, Warsaw Pact became history, and
truncated Russia became a second rate power. President Putin enhanced the power
to Russia, but Russia would never be Able to climb higher than the 4th world
power slot in the world, and Russia destined to remain behind United States,
China and India in the Top-4 Club. Would United States face catastrophic
decline 15 years after the end of the Cold War in 1991 before 2010. Iraq may
turn out to be the nemesis of American power. For the first time since its
emergence as a preeminent power, the US has taken on a truly imperial role.
Iraq Colonization project is far greater in scope then the one in Vietnam and
Vietnam War experiment ended in total failure and defeat for America and Vietnam
took 54,000 American lives and nothing suggested that America would succeed in
Iraq. Iraq is multi-ethnic society unlike Germany and Japan and minority Arab
Sunni representing less than 16 percent of the population ruled over Iraq after
the First World War, due to the American and British penchant for Arab Wahhabi
Sunni Muslims. US success in implanting democracy on the ruins of Nazi Germany
and Imperial Japan cannot be replicated elsewhere. Few believe that the US
wants to build democracy in Iraq. America would readily settle for a
pro-American dictatorship in Iraq, as it has done elsewhere. President Bush
enunciated the Bush Doctrine 2002 and declared the preeminence of the United
States and its readiness to use military power to undertake preemptive strikes
against any nation or group of nations that aimed to equal or surpass United
States in military capability.
(11) India Not to Oppose
American Primacy
United
States primacy in the world is not against India’s national interests. United
States primacy is against the national interests of China and Russia. Communist
China emerged as the principal adversary of the United States in the 21st
Century. The American Primacy could be in India’s national interests as it
checks the rise of China. Growing India-USA strategic relationship can
counterbalance China. In a nutshell India welcomes American Primacy provided
India gets its piece of the action and share of the spoils of wars that are
waged by the preeminent power of the world. India is ready to do business with
the hegemon of the world.
Anti-America
advisors argue that India will gain nothing by endorsing American primacy. The
greater dispersal of power is in India’s interest. In 2001 India signed a
statement with the visiting French foreign minister, Hubert Vederine, calling
for the building of a multipolar world. Has India abandoned that idea of
Multi-polar world? India has not rejected the ideal of the Multi-polar world
order, but would not sacrifice the economic gains that would result by supporting
American colonial empire and American imperialism time to time. India accepted
the predominance of the United States in the Unipolar world and India has
decided not to challenge it or attempt to set India as an alternate pole in
opposition to the United States. India does not believe that United States
would be able to sustain the Unipolar world for long. However, India would not
supply Indian troops for any post-occupation peacekeeping operations or for
America’s imperialist operations in future, unless America guaranteed India’s
share of the colonial loot or sphere of influence. India’s counterpart to
Condoleezza Rice, India’s National Security Adviser, Brajesh Mishra argued in a
speech to Council of Foreign Relations, Washington DC that “USA is the pre-eminent
power in the world today. It would make poor political or economic sense for a
country like India, to set itself up as an alternate pole in opposition to the
United States.” In a post-Cold War world especially the post-Iraq War world
order, the world order is unipolar not multipolar world. But can American
“unipolarity” last for any length of time? Of course India’s strategic
establishment has concluded that United States “unipolarity” is here to stay
and gratuitously advised India government to come to terms with the it. India
has decided not to challenge the hegemony of the Untied States in 2003 as it
had realized mistake of challenging the America’s predominance in the post 1950
Cold War Age by leading Non Aligned Nations. India didn’t gain anything by
leading the Non Aligned Nations. India earned the ire of the West and no
respect from the Non Aligned World. The Vajpayee’s government would not repeat
the mistake Nehru’s government made in championing the cause of the Third
World. Vajpayee’s government would also not repeat the mistake of the
pre-independence Indian Empire, which supplied 3,500,000 Indian soldiers in the
World War Two and 1,500,000 soldiers in the First World War to the Allied
Forces and got no rewards as victor’s spoils of War. Syria got Lebanon as
Mandate territory and India got partitioned for helping Allied Powers win the
War.
(12) NATO Coming to
Definitive End
The NATO
has lost its military edge and European powers cannot provide any substantial
military assets to help United States implement American Colonial agenda.
European Union is heading for economic decline. German and French policy to woo
new members by offering substantial agricultural subsidies has made European
Union the sick man of Europe in the 21st Century.
The NATO
alliance reversed itself on March 5, ’03. The diplomatic divide that has opened
between the US and continental Europe, France and Germany is bringing the NATO
the Atlantic alliance to a definitive end. France, Germany and Russia revealed
that they are ready for a Europe without United States. The white Western
Christendom got divided into two camps, one pro-American Camp and the second
anti-American Camp. India is part of both the camps and leaders of both camps
want India to join them. France, Germany challenged the imperialist policies of
President Bush to lead European Union on an anti-American Crusade. The US
primacy was diplomatically challenged by a group of European nations, which has
powers to hurt American interests in an area of its prime concern: Europe. On
March 5, ’03 the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Russia concerted to
block American intervention in Iraq and that was the day when the Atlantic
alliance was reversed, remarked Die Zeit, Europe’s influential weekly. India
should solidly implant itself in the new military alliance under development in
Europe,
(13) India Supports
American Hegemony
India
should not oppose America’s hegemony for the sake of opposition or for the sake
of protecting the rights of the Third World Non Aligned nations, unless the
victim of American aggression had signed the Defense pact with India
beforehand. India should not oppose the expansionism of the American oil
colonial Empire, because it would not be a wise step. India should not oppose
American colonial imperialism. India should join the winning Camp. India should
join the winner and profit by helping the victor manage its colonial possession
more profitably in exchange for a sizeable cut in the profits of colonialism.
India supported colonial Britain during WWI and WWII so that Britain could
remain free and not become the colony of Germany. India never regretted that
had India supported Germans during WWII then Hitler might have won the War.
However, India regretted that instead of rewarding Indian Empire with mandate
territories as justified spoils of Allied Victors of War, Indian Empire was
partitioned and India lost, Burma, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Maldives.
(14) Foster India-Europe
Military Ties
India
should not lose the opportunity to forge military ties with France and Germany
to develop joint Rapid Deployment force capability, for worldwide military and
peacekeeping operations in Africa. India should widen the wedge that developed
between America and France and do whatever it would require to deepen the
growing trans-Atlantic rift. France, Germany and India should invite India to
provide military support for developing independent European Rapid Deployment
force. It would be unwise for France, Germany and Belgium to invite Russian
Bear to ward of the challenge of Yankee Eagle. Russia could be tempted to
takeover West Europe if it could. India should join the emerging France and
German initiative to develop European military capability neither dependent on
United States nor Russia. India should join forces with France, Germany and
Belgium to develop the Third Military pole in the world and it would be
mutually beneficial. Without the technological support of France and Germany
India might not be able to form a global military Pact. India should become the
military anchor to European union so that Germany and France might not have to
depend on Russia to provide military support. United States enjoyed
overwhelming superiority over France, Germany and Russia and latter have no
option but to come to terms with the United States. There is a vast power
disparity between France, Germany and Russia on one side, and the United States
and this gap likely to widen rather than shorten, especially in military
balance of power. However, the development of the independent European Defense
System and the European Rapid Deployment Force would project European military
power in Africa, the continent Europeans are most concerned about and where
France, Belgium, Germany and Portugal had substantial Empire. India should join
European Rapid Deployment Force as India could have more influence over
European force than American rapid deployment force. But you don’t need an
exact equilibrium of forces between adversaries to balance each other. All that
the weak needs is the power to hurt the strong. France and Germany and Russia
have that power. Talks have begun at Brussels between France, Germany, Belgium
and Luxembourg on a European defense system. France with its penchant for
European counterpoise to America would like to see this defense system outside
NATO. Germany, Belgium and other European powers would also like independent
European defense capability not dependent on Pentagon, and they might not say
so openly but hope so privately. What is really significant about these talks
is Germany’s participation in it. The German-US relationship has been
particularly close. But the US action in Iraq has stirred the Europeans to
think about their defense. This is also true of the people of Spain, Italy and
Britain, who massively demonstrated against US action in Iraq. Therefore, the
principal countries of the European Union together with Russia could emerge as
a counterweight to US power. India should provide military support to any
European initiative that seeks to develop independent military capability for
European Union.
(15) Non-Aligned Defense Pact
India should launch Non-Aligned Defense Pact that should unite Third world countries under the military leadership of India. Non-Aligned Defense Pact will catapult India into the ranks of Super Powers.
No nation came to the rescue of Iraq because Iraq hadn’t signed Defense Pact with any great power. Iraq should have offered share of the Iraqi oil wealth by signing a defense pact with one of the world powers, namely India or Russia. It was stupid for Saddam Hussein to believe that any other power would agree to face the brunt of American aggression, without having the guaranteed share of the Iraqi oil wealth. Non Aligned Nations must not accept that India, Russia, France and Germany would come to their rescue when they would face aggression in futures, unless they agreed to share in advance their mineral and oil resources with one of the great powers they would expect to protect them from colonial attacks of hostile great powers. Non-White Non-Aligned Nations would remain independent and avert the looming dark age of Colonialism, only when they form the “Non-Aligned Defense Pact” (NADP) and “Non-Aligned Common Market” (NACM). Only India can lead Non-Aligned Nations, to form the Non-Aligned Defense Pact and Non-Aligned Common Market. In 2003 the World got divided into two Blocs, the White First World and the Non-White Second World. Entire White Christian World got united to impose White Colonial rule over non-White Non Aligned World. Russia is White European power and no longer on side of Non-Aligned Nations. Weakened Russia, France and Germany have no option but to join the America-led White Christian Euro-American Neo-World Order where White Colonial Empires would replace non-White Nation States as legal units of International System. For the first time in history the entire White Christian world, the Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox nations united under NATO and European Union. After East European countries joined 25-member European Union the Second World ceased to exist and became part of the First World. If Non-Aligned Nations desire to remain independent and avert the looming dark age of Colonialism, then Non Aligned Nations should form “Non-Aligned Defense Pact” (NADP) and “Non-Aligned Common Market” (NACM) before it is too late. Only India can lead Non-Aligned Nations, to form the Non-Aligned Defense Pact and Non-Aligned Common Market. Nuclear India should rise to the occasion.
(16) Indian Peacekeepers
in Iraq
Vajpayee’s
Government weighed India’s various options before deciding the politically
vexed issue of sending Stabilization Force to American colony in Iraq, because
United States has formally indicated that America wanted Indian Army troops in
the Kurdish sector in Northern Iraq. On the directions of India’s Cabinet
Committee on Security (CCS), the security establishment, after discussing the
latest UN Security Council Resolution 1483, came up with a series of options
that made the Iraq force option politically palatable. These options try to
address the following questions posed by the CCS: First, is there a UN mandate
for the stabilization force? Second, under whose command will the Indian troops
operate? Third, will Indians be asked to fire on Iraqis to quell a law and order
situation?
First, Is
there a UN mandate for the stabilization force? The CCS security establishment
interpreted the UN mandate for the “force” in the operative paragraph one of
resolution 1483, which appeals to member-states and not coalition partners to
“contribute to conditions of stability and security in Iraq.” This meant that,
by sending troops to Iraq, India would be answering to the UN appeal and not to
the Occupying Powers, “authority” namely the US and UK.
Second,
under whose command will the Indian troops operate? On the command and control
structure, the broad thinking of the CCS was that the UN should impress upon
the authority to look into the concept of rotational command. This would mean
the establishment of a joint command structure between the sector commanders
and the American Central Command headed by General Tommy Franks. A two-star
general or major general should head the joint command and the post should
rotate among those countries contributing to the stabilization force in Iraq. The
logic is that a commander will be in charge of his troops in the clearly
demarcated sectors following proper rules of engagement. However, Commander
will be in touch with the joint command that will translate the authority’s
action on the ground. India’s South Block still does not have clear-cut answers
to whether Indian troops will have to fire on Iraqis to quell the law and order
situation. It was mainly this question that held back the CCS decision on
sending troops to Iraq.
Third,
will Indians be asked to fire on Iraqis to quell a law and order situation? The
discussions in the South Block indicated that chances of Indian troops firing
on Iraqis are very limited, particularly when the deployment is going to be in
Kurdish sector of Northern Iraq. India has a long-standing engagement with the
Kurds, who are semantically of a different stock than the Arabs and Jews in
West Asia. After the enforcement of a no fly zone in northern Iraq, the Kurdish
Patriotic Union (KPU) of Jalal Talabani and Kurdish Democratic Party (KDP) of
Masood Barzani have been in control of these areas. The two parties, namely,
KPU and KDP have been sharing the oil revenues from fields between cities of
Kirkuk and Mosul in Northern Iraq and thus have little incentive in provoking the
local populace against the Indian troops. However, if India sent troop
divisions to Northern Iraq then it will have to deal with militants of
Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) led by Abdullah Ocalan and assuage the security
concerns of neighboring Turkey. Turkey has serious concerns over Kurdish
spillover to Kurdish regions in Turkey and has posted many observers in Kirkuk
and Mosul to keep a watch on the situation. The Indian Army has already
identified the army battalions that will form a division (around 10,000 troops)
for Iraq and none of these battalions will be pulled out from Jammu and
Kashmir, and they will have a strong element of engineers and doctors in order
to make themselves more helpful to the Iraqi people. But Army needs a clear
political green signal before it moved into Iraq as peacekeepers.
India’s Peace Keeping Force in Iraq
Most important is the issue of national Interests, as it is in the national interests of India as well as the Non-Aligned Nations, if India accepted the American invitation to monitor one out of the five administrative sections into which Iraq has been divided. Second is the issue of Command, as Indian troops must not be under the command of US or British or Polish troops. Third, India should deploy troops as part of the SAARC troops and invite contingents from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. No self-respecting Indian leader would let Indian troops serve under foreign command. Fourth, US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage proposed to India to send troops to Iraq on May 10, ’03, as it was in the national interest of the US to give India a leadership role in the management of post-Saddam Iraq, lest world gets divided into White Camp and Non-White Camp. Fifth, India would serve only if India has independent command in Iraq. The Indian Parliament in April ’03 passed a resolution calling for the immediate withdrawal of US-led forces from Iraq and also described the actions of the US-led military operations in Iraq as unacceptable. Sixth, India should support the rule of USA-UK as UN recognized Occupying Powers in Iraq and deploy Indian Peacekeeping troops in Iraq.
Britain seriously regretted that British Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson gave independence to Oman, UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar in 1971 and to Kuwait in 1963, even when they didn’t want it. Indian Army created Pax Britannia and British Empire. United States and Britain got back in 2003 in Iraq, what Britain spitted out in 1963 and 1971. India should support Israel, Britain and United States establish Democratic Governments in New Middle East.
Seventh, India provided 3,500,000 soldiers during WW II and 1,500,000 soldiers in WW I for Allied Powers. Before 1965, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Oman, and UAE kept their Reserve Currency in Indian Rupees. Arabian Gulf had been Indian Lake ruled by Navy of Indian Empire in 18th, 19th & early 20th Century. Obviously India would again be an Allied Power in the Third World War. Eighth, Indian troops in Iraq would be a fitting reply to the invasion of India by Baghdad Caliphate’s Mohammad Bin Qasim at the turn of the 2nd Millennium.
(17) India Demands access
to US Markets
India
should demand in concrete terms the gains India would make if India sent troops
to Iraq. American doctrine enunciated in the Pentagon document states that the
Indians are obsessed with "protocol, with symbolic gestures. For the
Indians, the act is much more important than the substance, the theory is more
important than execution; and the tactic is more important than strategy. Bush
Administration suddenly making appropriate noises, gestures, handshakes, bear
hugs, all the works, thinking that Indians can be taken in by gestures and
photo opportunities without getting anything substantial and concrete in
return. The latest instance was Mr Rumsfeld dropping in to see Deputy Prime
Minister L K Advani in his hotel room. The news items, obviously inspired by
the Pentagon, took pains to explain that the Defense Secretary's gesture was an
extraordinary one given his preoccupation with matters other than India. India
should explain to United States that India, China are the two new super powers
the members of the top-3 world powers, so it is appropriate that US Defense
Secretary find time to meet India’s Deputy Prime Minister for a full meeting
rather than a casual meeting in a hotel room. It became important as President
Pervez Musharraf visited President Bush at Camp David where no Indian Prime
minister has been invited as of today. The Pentagon document complains that the
Indian establishment both civilian and military suspicious of US intentions and
are not willing to think strategically. The document goes to considerable
length to explain the timidity of the Indian establishment. The aim is to
belittle the intellectual and moral courage of the Indian leadership that
refuses to kowtow to the diktats of Washington like the General-next-door. The
document says that Indian’s are not interested in gaining access to American
markets and give the argument that National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra
didn’t meet Treasury Secretary at 7.30 in the morning. Obviously, Brajesh Misra
or other officials are available for meeting now, why new appointments not
forthcoming. United States has not rewarded India for the support India gave to
Untied States in Afghanistan war.
(18) No US Military Bases
in India
India
should offer to set up military bases in worldwide network of American military
bases. India should not allowed Pentagon Camel enter the Subcontinent Tent.
India is the leader of the Non Aligned World and if India allowed United States
to develop military bases in India then no Non Aligned Nation would be able to
deny Pentagon’s requests for military bases facility. If India allowed United
States military bases in India then why wouldn’t Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka
not do the same and give military based to Pentagon? Any American military
bases in the Subcontinent would be against India’s national interest. The
Pentagon, the nerve center of US strategic policy and mother of all Psy-War
operations selectively leaked a 176-page classified document, Indo-US Military
Relationship: Expectations and Perceptions, early in 2003. It was a clever leak
and its purpose was to avoid creating any sensation, so that the story may
percolate down, slowly, to circumvent a public uproar in India and the story to
avoid more than a day's mention in the Indian newspapers. This leak allowed
Pentagon to declare that it wanted military bases in India, the leader of the
Non Aligned Movement, and the implications of what the Americans wanted from
India left no trace on the Indian psyche. It allowed United States to scout the
world for new military bases that it seeks, where India would have no role. The
document is a fairly exhaustive analysis of the India-US military relationship,
and explains American point of view in the bilateral engagement of the two most
prominent democracies in the world.
(19) Indo-China-Japan
Asian Common Market
The first
is the China-India Detente factor. India, China and Japan should develop Asian
Common Market that will have the combined 1999 GNP of $9.3 trillion) more than
the combined GNPs of United States and Canada. Asia should unite on the lines
of European Union to create the Asian Common Market where other economies of
Asia could also join at later date. India should not join anti-China Camp.
United States and China enjoy Most Favored Trading Nations (MFN) Status that
India does not enjoy currently. United States might use India’s offer to join
the anti-China Camp led by United States, to brow beat China join the
anti-India Camp led by Christian powers. The drumbeats have already begun.
Well-known analysts have already begun their oft-repeated warnings about the
Red Dragon. Indian Defense Minister George Fernandes, portrayed forever as a
China-hater, had a fruitful visit to Beijing. Prime Minister Atal Bihari
Vajpayee is scheduled to reach the Chinese capital in a fortnight.
India-China
détente is good for India and good for China. India refused to accept the
Permanent Membership of the Taiwan’s seat, as offered by Secretary John Foster
Dulles in 1958. Though there is no perceptible warmth in the relationship, both
countries are willing to walk towards a common ground of understanding in the
present and the future without the baggage of the past. This willingness itself
is a positive step towards resolving four decades of bitterness. Such a
scenario seriously upsets the geo-political world visualized by Washington in
the next two decades. For, China is the only country with the potential of
becoming a stumbling block in the way of the American juggernaut. So the
American plan is to sustain the China bogey especially in Asia where at least
two countries, India and Japan, share a history of bitterness with it.
(20) India-China-Pakistan
Triangle
India is
annoyed that Pakistan supports Muslim terrorists in Kashmir and refuses to
develop closer ties with India bypassing Kashmir issue. China is annoyed that
India supports Buddhists in Kashmir and refuses to develop closer ties with
China bypassing territorial dispute.
Encouraged
by the American moles in Indian Foreign Policy establishment, Indian policy
makers had been duplicating in India-China relationship what Pakistan had been
doing in India-Pakistan relationship. Just as Pakistan does by supporting
insurrection and Muslims in Kashmir, India did to China in Tibet. Just as
Pakistan refused to encourage economic ties with India unless Kashmir problem
is resolved, India refused to develop economic ties with China unless the
border problem is resolved. Pakistan’s policy towards India and India’s policy
towards China traditionally formulated by the CIA moles in the Pakistani and
Indian foreign policy establishment as it served America’s primarily purpose to
keep the three leading powers of Asia, China, India and Japan divided. Leading
Indian opinion makers at the suggestion of the CIA have traditionally
undermined the India-China détente and India-Pakistan détente. It is,
therefore, not surprising that in India there has been a sustained campaign
against China, both subtle and overt. The media campaign has been very
sophisticated that it is difficult to know the CIA puppeteers who pull the
strings of Indian public opinion regarding China and Pakistan. Broadly
speaking, media war took place on two tracks. One campaign extolled the
superiority of the Chinese military power, and denigrated India’s military
might. Even leading analysts, mostly European educated academics at leading
research institutes propagated the view that wise Indians realize that India
can’t compete with China, even when China was weak at the height of the Mrs.
Mao led Cultural Revolution. The second track led by Marxists found nothing but
virtue in Chinese economic progress, and defended China’s drive towards
Capitalism while supporting anti-West economic policies of India. Both PsyWar
campaigns are aimed at creating fear and awe, a sense of insecurity that is
then fanned by stories of increasing Chinese collaboration with Pakistan. The
CIA and Pentagon runs both campaigns, one that hypes China’s military
capability and China-Pakistan nexus, and second campaign hypes China’s economic
progress. Notice the occasional references made by the American establishment
to India being an emerging superpower-it keeps us happy even while making the
Chinese wary. The seeds of suspicion have long been planted in the minds of the
people of the two nations that have the potential of rivaling America in every
sphere of life. China and India are the two new super powers besides United
States and could compete with United States in economic and military sphere.
(21) India & China
Both New Super Powers
India can
neither dispute Chinese ambitions in terms of military and economic development
nor stop China from becoming a superpower, since nuclear China is world’s 2nd
largest economy and largest population. Similarly, China can neither dispute
India’s ambitions in terms of military and economic development nor stop India
from becoming a super power since nuclear India is the world’s fourth largest
economy and 2nd largest population. In 1750 China produced one/third of the
world’s total manufactured goods and India produced on/fourth of world total
manufactured goods. Neither China nor India should succumb to needless
suspicions and fears. India as well as China has their place under the sun, and
India should look at issues that matter to India from Indian point of view. The
Americans have their own agenda and views. India as well as China too should
have an agenda. Yes, it is true India had a bitter past with the Chinese dragon
in 1962, but does that mean India should continue to follow a path of
confrontation with China. That would help neither India, nor China nor Pakistan
and would help only the United States. China is India’s neighbor, and it is
time India formulated a strategy that works to India’s benefit rather than
United States. Reading the Pentagon document is important as it helps India to
know what the Americans are planning for next few years in Asia.
(22) Sino-Indian Détente
2003
Sino-Indian
Tortoise poised to overtake American Hare in the global clash of civilizations.
The United States needs to pay attention and adjust to emerging shifts in Asian
alliances, lest it play hare to the Sino-Indian tortoise, said Robert Radtke,
“China and India: High stakes for US interests, International herald Tribune,
June 23, ’03. Sino-Indian détente that began with prime Minister Atal Behari
Vajpayee’s China’s visit might enable Sino-Indian tortoise overtake American
hare. How does the United States fit in this changing landscape of Sino-Indian
relations and Asia's future? Neither India nor China wants an Asia dominated by
the United States. Both China and India see themselves as great powers fallen
on bad times centuries ago, but well on their way back to reclaiming their
rightful places as preeminent nations in the world in 21st Century. If China
and India settle their differences and deepen economic and cultural cooperation
and diplomatic engagement they can establish a multipolar world in first
quarter of the 21st Century, in which U.S. power in Asia is moderated and held
in check a stated goal of China and India, France and Russia.
(23) India-China-USA
Triangular Balance
After
India-China détente 2003 the created new triangular balance of power among,
United States, China and India that would determine the Asian balance of power
in the 21st Century and Japan would play less important diplomatic and
political role than India as well as China. Nixon Administration Triangular
Balance between USA, Japan and China determined the Asian balance of Power in
1970s, 80s and 90s. Since Secretary Henry Kissinger and President Richard
Nixon's visit to China, a triangular relationship among the United States,
Japan and China played an important role in the maintenance of peace and
stability in Asia. Perhaps the Vajpayee visit to Beijing foreshadows a new kind
of triangular stability with China, the United States and India at the three
corners. Given economic and military might of the United States 2003, the
challenge India-China may present in future is too long-term to be taken
seriously by the White House during Bush Administration, which believes that
preeminence of the United States has come to stay for ever and they believe
only in short-term diplomatic fixes. But China and India think in terms of
generations, not quarterly results. The United States needs to pay attention
and adjust to emerging shifts in Asian alliances, lest US play hare to the
Sino-Indian tortoise and allow India and China to overtake United States as
economic and military powers.
The Asian
Balance of Power in 2003 determined by USA-China-India Triangular Balance of
Power. Neither Japan nor Russia would play any significant role in Asian
Balance of Power. The Sino-Indian détente has high stakes for US national
interests. The visit of the Indian prime minister to China June 2003, was the
first in almost a decade, and the high mark of a trend toward deepening
Chinese-Indian relations, which has been largely overlooked by White house
policymakers and pundits. As India-China rapprochement unfolds, the United
States should be watching carefully, because it replaced the USA-Japan-China
Triangular Balance of Power with newer USA-China-India triangular balance of
power in Asia. Japan would never be able to rival China or India as military
and diplomatic power anytime in the 21st Century. Just as White House
influenced Islamabad to maintain hostility towards India, it also influenced
Delhi to maintain its hostility towards China. China-India détente resulted out
of the convergence of national interests on Asian regional security, peaceful
resolution of border issues, fast growing economic ties, common front for war
on Islamic terrorism and the future of Asia in the 21st Century, rumored as the
Century of Asia. Whether China and India would become allies or adversaries has
profound effects on Asia's strategic landscape and America's place in it and
this would greatly impact US national interests. India refused to develop
closer economic and diplomatic ties with China from 1962 to present without
demanding the solution of its border problems with China, Just as Pakistan
refused to develop closer ties with India before finding solution on Kashmir
problem. India identified China, not Pakistan, as the biggest threat to its
security, when India conducted its nuclear tests in 1998. India noted with
alarm China's growing strategic influence throughout Asia and China's continued
support of Pakistan heightened the perception in New Delhi of a potential
security threat from China. This dynamic continues to drive Sino-Indian
relations five years from 1988 to 2003. The United States should watch to see
if China begins to distance itself from Pakistan, since China has a lot more to
gain after this visit from a relationship with India than it does with Pakistan.
Because of India-China détente Pakistan would become less important in the
Asian Balance of Power. President Bush invited President Pervez Musharraf for a
Summit meeting at Camp David, during Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee’s
visit to China.
(24) Sino-Indian Wars on
Islamic Terrorism
Sino-Indian détente based on the rock solid foundation of
converging national interests and Hindu-Buddhist wars on Wahhabi Islamic
terrorism. China as well as India faced the common threat of Wahhabi Islamic
terrorism. The China’s Mongol rulers conquered Baghdad and the entire Islamic
world after 1258. China and India could some day jointly invade the womb of
Wahhabi Islamic terrorism to safeguard the territorial integrity of China as
well as India. India and China also have common national interests regarding
the war on Islamic terrorism and protection of the oil and gas supplies from
Caspian Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. India has long
been vexed by cross-border Islamic terrorism in Kashmir, and China has its own
problems in Xinjian (Sinkiang) province in its western regions with nascent
Islamic extremist groups. India and China have signed on to the broader goals
of the U.S.-led war on Islamic terrorism, particularly as it affects them domestically
in Kashmir and Xinjian. It should be noted that China opposed the creation of
Pakistan on the basis of religion in 1947. Both realize that terrorists from
Pakistan responsible for law and order problems in Kashmir and Xinjian. United
States would be concerned whenever China begins to distance itself from
Pakistan since China has a lot more to gain now from a relationship with India
than it does with Pakistan.
35(12) India Brazil South
Africa
(1) G-3 or G-5 Grouping
The important outcome of the G-8 Summit Meeting of industrialized
nations at Evian had been the formation of the G-3 Southern Group of India,
Brazil and South Africa. The G-5 Group of India, Brazil, South Africa, China
and Russia could change the dynamics of the world trade. Brazil's new President
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva this week said the three nations, India, Brazil and
South Africa plus China and Russia, had to band together to get the attention
of G8 nations preoccupied by the US-led war on terror and global economic
weakness. India, Brazil and South Africa announced on Friday June 6, ’03 that
they have formed a trilateral bloc to boost trade and pool their political
muscle in talks with rich nations. The new grouping follows soon after the G8
meeting of major industrial nations failed to act on a proposal for subsidy
cuts to help Africa and a Brazilian plan to create a global fund to fight
hunger. "When countries like India, South Africa and Brazil speak with one
voice, that voice will be heard," said Indian Foreign Minister Yashwant
Sinha, flanked by his Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim and South African
Foreign Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma after their first trilateral meeting.
Trade between Brazil and India has more than doubled over the last three years
while Brazil and South Africa have seen their trade rise 85 per cent. India and
South Africa hope to set up free trade deals with South America's Mercosur
trade bloc. "We have every interest that this G3 could become a G5,"
said Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim. "We will not be exclusive.
The new trilateral grouping, India, Brazil, South Africa Group of 3, which will
focus on stronger commercial ties in technology, defense and transportation.
President Lula and Foreign Minister Amorin have adopted a more activist foreign
policy for Brazil and are intent on strengthening South America's international
ties. The first political goal of the three is to push the United Nations to
reform its security council and create permanent seats for developing nations.
The three would back each other to get seats. The 15-member U.N. Security
Council includes ten members chosen on a rotating basis from the U.N.
membership and five permanent members, the United States, China, Russia,
Britain and France. "The first hurdle is to get the reform of UN Security
Council accepted," said South African Foreign Minister Nkosazana
Dlamini-Zuma.
The Combined 1999 GNPs of G-3 Nations is ($3,556 billion) of India (2,144 billion), Brazil (1,062 billion) and South Africa ($350 billion). The combined GNPs of G-5 nations shall be ($8,597 billion), by including China ($4,112 billion), and Russia ($929 billion). The 1999 combined population of G-3 nations (1.21 billion), India (1 billion), Brazil (168 million), and South Africa (42 million) represented 22.25% of world’s total population. The surface area of G-3 nations (13.1 million sq. km) of India (3.3 million sq. km), Brazil (8.5 million sq. km) and South Africa (1.2 million sq. km) represented 9.8 percent of world surface area. The G-3 nations represent about one-tenth of the world’s surface are and one-fourth of the world’s population. The Combined surface area of the G-5 nations shall be (39.7 million sq. km) including China (9.6 million sq. km) and Russia (17.1 million sq. km) representing 29.8% of world surface area. The 1999 Combined population of G-5 nation was (2.6 billion) represented 43.6% of world population. The 1999 combined GNP of G-5 nations ($8.6 trillion) represented 22.2% of world’s total GNP at PPP and exceeded the GNP of USA. The G-5 countries owned more than one-fourth of world’s total surface area and around half of the world’s population and one-fourth of the world’s GNP.
35(13) Indo-US Military
Expectations and Perceptions
(1) Report of Juli A
MacDonald
India
should not give much importance to the report prepared by Juli A. MacDonald, an
associate at Booz Allen Hamilton for the US Department of Defense, as lacked
any deep understanding of recent American military doctrine. India should
refuse to permit United States permanent military bases in the Subcontinent,
unless Untied States allowed India to develop permanent military bases in UAE,
Qatar, Oman, and Japan. Like the proverbial Camel and Arab in the tent, India
should not allow American Camel enter South Asian tent as it might present
grave security risks for India. These comments are based on 'Indo-US Military
Relations: Expectations and Perceptions,' a US Defense Department-commissioned
study. US defense department classified report, Indo-US Military Relations:
Expectations and Perceptions, based on interviews of some 40 Indian
policymakers, high ranking military officers, members of National Security
Council, senior officials of the Ministry of External Affairs and some security
analysts. The report is the most comprehensive picture of American perspective
of its military relation with India and its future aspirations. It has quoted
US lieutenant generals as saying that the access to India bases would enable
the US military 'to be able to touch the rest of the world' and to 'respond
rapidly to regional crises'. The report, prepared by Juli A MacDonald, an
associate at Booz Allen Hamilton, for the US Department of Defense, is based on
interviews of 42 key Americans, including 23 active military officers, 15
government officials and four others. In India MacDonald met 10 active Indian
military officers and five government officials besides several members of the
National Security Council, and outside experts advising the government. For
understandable reasons, none of the individuals are identified by name, but by
their ranks or other positions. India should not give too much attention on
this report, except to the fact that it declares Pentagon’s goals to establish
permanent military bases in the Subcontinent. India must never offer any
facility for military bases to Pentagon, lest White House use the offer as a
ploy to secure American military bases in Myanmar, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka,
Nepal, and Pakistan. India can never forget that President Bush didn’t even
bother to thank Foreign Minister Jaswant Singh for offering use of India’s
military bases for American invasions of Afghanistan. On the contrary, Pentagon
misused the Indian offer of military bases to Pentagon to force Pakistan
provide military bases to United States.
(2) India USA’s Mutual
Distrust
There is
no denial of the fact that President Pervez Musharraf is a CIA spy and at the
behest of the CIA he overthrew the democratically elected government of
Pakistan. Obviously, India realizes that Pentagon would prefer to deal with
Pakistan, a country led by a CIA spy. India’s leadership cannot betray national
interests of India, while the CIA’s implant in Pakistan would serve America’s
interests better. First, India should not offer United State any military base
in India, because United States could use this consent of India to pressurize
Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal or Burma to develop permanent military
based, which could be used against India in future. The Indian military
approaches the prospects of a military relationship with the US military with
deep-seated suspicion, distrust, and apprehension. The deep-seated suspicion in
India of America can be attributed to no one issue, but grows out of past US
policies, specific events, and actions taken by specific institutions. US
positioning of the USS Enterprise in (or near) the Bay of Bengal during the
1971 war with Pakistan was the most potent symbol of the United States
supporting its adversary and that American step 'unquestionably left an
indelible imprint on the Indian psyche. There is lingering suspicions among
Indians that the US military has been and will continue to be Pakistan-centric.
US military is much more comfortable with the Pakistanis' and that the US
cooperation with Pakistan will be the default US response to the problems in
the region. These perceptions of Indian policymakers were strengthened by
American response after 9/11. The Indian government for the first time in its
relations with US offered unconditional cooperation to its post-9/11 campaign.
United States failed to respond or even to communicate effectively, and America
seemed to opt for a new relationship with Pakistan. Foreign Minister Jaswant
Singh foolishly offered United States the unconditional use of Indian bases.
President Pervez Musharraf used the offer made by Jaswant Singh to convince
people of Pakistan in his televised speed to people of Pakistan for consenting
to American use of Pakistani military bases for conducting war on Afghanistan.
India cannot accept American request to allow United States use of military
bases in Indian Subcontinent. It is correct for India’s military leadership and
diplomats to distrust Pentagon’s motives in South Asia, as only a CIA’s agent
would welcome American Camel into India’s tent.
(3) No US Military Bases
in India
India
cannot allow United States military base facilities in India because United
States is a sole super power in the world and it would be suicidal to allow
United States any permanent bases in India, unless United States allowed India
to establish permanent military bases in countries where Pentagon enjoyed
access to military bases, namely, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Oman,
Yemen, Iraq, South Korea and Japan. America's predominance raises several key
contentions in India-US relations. First, Indians would reject any Indo-US
relationship that 'circumscribes' India's strategic options and freedom or
limits its ability to address its security concerns. And they are particularly
sensitive about their relations with Russia and nuclear capability. Indians
fear that America could use its predominance to 'impede' strategic
relationships that India needs to develop such as those with Myanmar and Iran.
India fears that US insensitivity to the effect of US policies on India, e.g.
recent American military actions and deployments in Asia could provoke 'China
into asserting its interests elsewhere such as in Myanmar', and thus draw India
into an unintended stand off against China. Second, Indian intellectuals view
any relation with US as 'colonialism through the back door', and so a stronger
Indo-US military relation could set off strong political dissent within India.
Third, Indians view American bureaucrats as potential obstacles to the Indo-US
military relationship." Most Americans are 'ignorant' of India's history,
in many cases not even knowing that, like America, India was born of a long
revolutionary struggle and has become a vibrant democracy.
Any
foreign base on the Subcontinent would undermine India’s options in wars
against China and Pakistan. India cannot allow United States the use of Indian
military bases because it would harm rather than help in case of war against
Pakistan or China. India cannot allow Pentagon Camel enter Indian Tent. Indian
do not consider Uncle Sam is not a reliable partner or supplier. Americans are
quick to entice and then dismiss strategic partners when US strategic interests
change. The United States is a rational society that is driven by
self-interest. Even at a personal level, Americans have few permanent relationships.
Americans act independently, sever family ties, and shift personal
relationships with little reservation. This is foreign to Indian sensibilities.
United States, narrowly focused on its own national interests, neglect even its
most accommodating 'surrogate states' when its interests change. If Indian
becomes a strategic ally of America, how will the United States treat India
when US strategic interests in South Asia, Southeast Asia, or the Middle East
change?" Indians also point out how they closely watched the US court
China as a 'strategic balance' to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. With
the Soviet Union's collapse American strategic rationale for the partnership
waned, and today its relations with China are at best is lukewarm.
(4) Never US Air Force
Bases in India
In the age
of Precision Guided Munitions, India should never allowed United States
establish permanent Air Force bases anywhere in the Subcontinent. India should
never allow use of Indian Air Force bases to US Air force under any circumstance.
America wants access to Indian bases and military infrastructure with the
United States Air Force specifically desiring the establishment of airbases in
India. USAF's desire for 'having access closer to areas of instability.
"American military officers are candid in their plans to eventually seek
access to Indian bases and military infrastructure. India's strategic location
in the center of Asia, astride the frequently traveled Sea Lanes of
Communication (SLOC) linking the Middle East and East Asia, makes India
particularly attractive to the US military. Why should India allow United
States access to Indian military and naval bases unless United States allowed
Indian Navy use naval bases in Qatar, UAE, Oman and Iraq in exchange? UAE,
Kuwait, Yemen and Oman controlled by Indian Empire before independence in 1947.
United States should give India special privileges and rights in the
oil-producing Arabian Gulf if it wanted to profit by using Indian military
bases. India is the dominant power in the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal and
India should not welcome the entry of US Navy as permanent force in the Indian
Ocean region.
(5) India Won’t Join
Anti-China Coalition
It would
not serve India’s national interests if India provided services of Indian army
as cannon fodder to neutralize China’s imperialistic moves in Malaysia,
Indonesia and Australia. India would dater Chinese invasions of India, Vietnam
and Burma but welcome Chinese invasions of Southeast Asia and Australia. India
should openly declare that India would refuse to join in anti-China coalition
under any circumstance. India would harm its national interests if it agreed to
sacrifice Indian blood to neutralize Chinese threats to Australia, Siberia,
Malaysia and Indonesia. India could align with United States to engineer the
secession of Tibet from China, but India should never join any anti-China
coalition. It doesn’t serve India’s national interest if United States
exploited India as the cannon fodder in Sino-US wars. US Ambassador to India Robert
D Blackwill's resignation is linked to American stand on China and India as
Blackwill was for first ending terrorism, including that in Kashmir, before
trying to engage India as a counter to China. Indian policymakers interviewed
for the report argue that any attempt by America to cast India as a 'balancer'
to China, or any state, will not last. In the end of 2001, India Today magazine
had in fact reported that America has asked India to be a strategic partner to
counter growing Chinese influence. The proposal, which according to the
magazine also contained specifics like opening American military bases in
India, was discussed twice in Cabinet Committee on Security meetings.
(6) Hidden Motives of US
Colonialism
Pentagon
should negotiate with India the terms of military cooperation in manner of
Theodore Roosevelt’s realpolitik rather than deceptive Wilsonian diplomacy of
Woodrow Wilson. White house should declare its goal to create American Colonial
Empire in oil producing region and offer India specific share of the oil loot
to gain India’s military support in the peacekeeping operations in Iraq and
Afghanistan and for further conquest of new oil colonies. India has seen
through the diplomacy of deception and Newspeak that President Bush, President
Clinton and President Reagan employed. United States misused the world’s
sympathy for 9/11 attacks to wage US war for oil imperialism disguised as
America’s War on terrorism in Afghanistan. President Bush sent troops to
Afghanistan to provide protection and safe passage to Osama Bin Laden and Al
Qaeda terrorists, while it sought support of world community to justify
America’s invasions of Afghanistan to support war on terrorism. India policy
makers do not know the new foreign policy doctrine enunciated by Bush Administration
and Bush Doctrine 2002, whether it camouflaged the hidden imperialistic agenda.
United States should clearly outline the imperialistic colonial goals of Bush
Oil Administration. For a price India would accept the imperialistic agenda of
Bush American Empire. However India cannot accept American imperialistic
colonial agenda disguised as America’s self-proclaimed war on Islamic terrorism
and Iraqi WMDs. Indian policymakers are not sure of America's strategic vision
'in India's part of the world', and on where does India fit in this vision. If
Indian becomes a strategic ally of America, how will the United States treat
India when US strategic interests in South Asia, Southeast Asia, or the Middle
East change?
First,
Indian military officers are keen to know the reasons behind the US' sudden
interest in India. The Indian military also wants to understand the US
'objectives and strategies' in the region generally, and in the war on
terrorism specifically. Indians want to understand how India fits into the US
military view of the Indian Ocean Region. To date, no one has explained this to
India adequately and no mechanisms of joint consultation on larger strategic
issues have been established. Second, Indian military 'has little sense' of
America's larger strategic objectives in their region, they are anxious about
what they might have to give up and what they might receive in any relationship
with the United States. Third, India is realist and accepts the reality that
the US is world's sole superpower and the world would remain unipolar for many
more decades. "For this reason, Indian military officers, in particular,
believe that India must engage the US military.
(7) Converging Indo-US
National Interests
Without
clear intellectual understanding of the converging long term national interests
of India and United States, military cooperation would not make any sense to
policymakers and military planners. Indian Army has a right to know the
intellectual basis of India-USA military cooperation. Pentagon should explain
the advantages India would get by joining military forces with United States.
There are 'conflicts between Indians' intellectual approach to problems versus
Americans' pragmatic approach'. The Indian elites are quintessential
intellectuals. American military officers and businessmen who are not
interested in intellectual engagements find the quintessential intellectual
attitude of Indians off-putting and counter-productive." Even today,
Americans 'harbor distrust of their Indian counterparts' for various reasons
besides pro-Soviet Cold War-era loyalties of India. The US Pacific Command
admitted that Indian military is 'highly capable and well-trained potential
partners' in their area of responsibility. American Navy impressed by India's
'sophisticated tactics, operational training, and high level of technology,
despite the resource constraints within which the Indian military must
operate'.
Neither
India nor any other South Asian country should allow American Camel into the
South Asian tent, lest Camel throw the tent owners out and repeat the history,
when the European trading colony of East India company grew to become the
rulers of Bengal by exploiting the local rivalries. India should not allow
permanent Air Force Bases on Indian soil. India should also discourage its
neighbors to provide permanent military bases to United States. United States
military bases in the Subcontinent might result in the introduction of the
colonial empire in India. Any permanent military bases in Subcontinent would
present great security threats to the nations in the region. United States
misused Indian minister Jaswant Singh’s offer to provide military bases to
United States in its war against Afghanistan, to acquire American military
bases in Pakistan. United States would misuse India’s acceptance of American
military bases on Indian soil to secure permanent American military bases in
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
(8) Defense Policy Group
Pentagon
correctly commented that Indian diplomats, politicians, bureaucrats and
military elite couldn’t think strategically, because India lacks solid training
in geopolitics and strategy. It is the fault of Indian educational system not
that of Indian Army Indians 'cannot think strategically'. Indian diplomats,
bureaucrats, Generals, Admirals and Air Marshals harbor 'deep-seated distrust'
of Americans, are mostly 'obsessed' with history than future and see the world
through their perennial distrust of Pakistan. American military policymakers
held high expectations that their interactions with the Indian military experts
will produce a fruitful two-way strategic dialogue, but were disappointed by
low quality Indian briefings. Americans were frustrated with the 'Indian
unwillingness' to be active participants 'in and exchange of ideas'. Military
briefings before Defense Policy Group (DPG) and Executive Steering Groups
(ESG), the two forums for military exchange between India and US exposed the
lower quality of Indian presentations, which were 'elementary and pedestrian'
and these presentations were either lacking in elaboration on Indian
strategies, or focusing completely on Pakistan. Indians 'are easily slighted or
insulted by US actions or inactions. Indian mantra today is 'Musharraf cannot
be trusted. About a decade back Indians saw a 'Chinese periscope behind each
wave in the Indian Ocean', when India claimed of Chinese presence in Indian
Ocean in the early 1990s.
India
pulled out of the 1997 Defense Policy Group because it wasn’t sure that it
would serves the national interests of India. India should have been told in
advance the advantages India would get by Defense Policy Group. In 1997, the
third Defense Policy Group meeting was cancelled because of 'India's
sensitivity to protocol'. The Indian side pulled out after the US side deputed
the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, in place
of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy. The assistant secretary ranks 7th
or 8th in civilian hierarchy of the US Defense department, whereas the Indian side
was to be led by the Defense Secretary, the highest-ranking civilian officer of
the defense ministry. India’s deputation of officers to high-level interactions
in the US, especially at the Pacific Command that deals with Indian military
under US military strategy. Indians would prefer to send their senior officers
to Washington rather than to Pacific Command. In 2002, during the PACOM Joint
Chiefs Conference, Indian sent a lower ranking officer because the Indian Joint
Chiefs of Staff wanted his first trip to the United States rather than Hawaii.
When General V P Malik was the Indian Army chief he agreed to participate in
the PACOM Joint Chiefs Conference only after he was assured a subsequent
meeting with US Army Chief General Shinseki and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff General Shelton. When Admiral Dennis Blair, then Pacific Command chief,
visited New Delhi he was not allowed to hand over his business card directly to
his Indian counterpart. Rather he was required to pass it to an official of the
Ministry of External Affairs, who checked and passed it to an official of the
defense ministry, who then verified it once again and then it was given to the
Indian General. Indian military infrastructure is 'crumbling'. The neglect of
the buildings of Indian Defense Ministry offers a 'glimpse of the challenges
facing the Indian military as it modernizes'. An American General said walking
through the Indian Army headquarters was 'walking back in time'.
(9) Pay Allied India
Spoils of WWI & WW II
India should
demand payment in cash and kind for India’s contributions towards Allied
victory in First World War and the Second World War. India should demand that
United States and Britain should pay back war victors’ rewards for India’s
contribution of 3,500,000 soldiers in the Second World War and 1,500,000
soldiers in the First World War. India should impress upon Pentagon that India
as the world’s fourth largest military and economic power could help United
States develop Pax Americana with ease just as Indian Army built Pax Britannia
for Britain. Many Pentagon planners are thinking about 'different sets of
allies and friends for addressing a future strategic environment in Asia that
may be dramatically different from today'.
India should be reimbursed to the tune of $100 billion for providing
3,500,000 soldiers in the WW II and 1,500,000 soldiers in WW I. United States
should also work towards reunify India as reward for India’s contributions
towards Allied Victory in WWI & WW II. India should also get guaranteed 10%
of the total oil loot that United States would get in all its future conquest
of oil producing countries, where Indian troops would conduct military
operations a Coalition Allies.
(10) India is not Japan,
Korea, Saudi Arabia
Japan,
South Korea and Saudi Arabia are militarily insignificant nations and Pentagon
would commit greave error if it expected India to grovel like Saudi Arabia,
South Korea and Japan. It would be stupid for India to offer military bases to
United States, if United States were to need Indian bases only when US lost its
military bases in Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia. Unless United States
allowed Indian Army share military bases in overseas network of Pentagon’s
military bases in Europe, Southeast Asia and Arabian Gulf India should not
allow military bases to Pentagon on Indian soil. Why should India allow
Pentagon establish military bases in South Asia, unless United States shared
its colonial influence in Arabian Gulf and South east Asia with India.
"For many, India is the most attractive alternative as new ally of the
United States. Americans underscored that eventual access to Indian military
infrastructure represented a critical 'strategic hedge' against dramatic
changes in traditional US relationships in Asia. However, United States should
agree to share its colonial influence in Arabian Gulf and ASEAN countries with
India to secure the support of India in the Third World War. A South Asia
Foreign Area Officer of the US state department said that India's strategic
importance increases if existing US relationships and arrangements in Asia
fails. He cites three key possibilities for that: If US relations with other
traditional allies (e.g. Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia) becomes more
acrimonious or politically uncomfortable for both parties; or if access rights
that the United States takes for granted become more restrictive; or if our
traditional relationships collapse resulting in a US military withdrawal.
"The United States needs to develop alternatives in Asia. India is the
optimal choice if we can overcome the obstacles in building the
relationship." The US Navy wants a relatively neutral territory on the
opposite side of the world that can provide ports and support for operations in
the Middle East. India not only has a good infrastructure, the Indian Navy has
proved that it can fix and fuel US ships. Over time, port visits must become a
natural event. India is a viable player in supporting all naval missions,
including escorting and responding to regional crises. In the same vein, the US
Air Force would like the Indians to be able to grant them access to bases and
landing rights during operations, such as counter-terrorism and heavy airlift
support."
Did India
gain anything for allowing United States use its facilities for 1991 War
against Iraq in Kuwait? It is significant that during the 1991 Gulf War-I,
India provided refueling facility to US warplanes. And during Operation
Enduring Freedom, several US warships used Indian facilities for rest and
recuperation. As part of Operation Enduring Freedom, Indian naval ships
provided escorts to merchant vessels from North Arabian Sea till Strait of
Malacca in the most active cooperation with US navy in history. In fact, it is
in naval cooperation that America sees the immediate future of Indo-US military
relations. It is not just access to bases and ports that the US military hopes
to get in India, but also training facilities in India. The American
decision-makers 'believe that the military relationship should result in shared
technology and capabilities, and ultimately they would like to be able to
respond jointly to regional crises'. India and United States can jointly
respond to crises in the Indian Ocean Region, but Pentagon should expect
India’s military cooperation only if It s willing to share its colonial
influence and colonial loot with India. India willing to give up it s military
neutrality and support American colonial imperialism in oil-rich Islamic world
provided India gets a suitable share of the oil loot. What is the purpose of
India-USA military ties if it failed to establish smaller Indian colonies in
the oil-producing world? India wants to militarily support American
imperialistic oil colonialism, provided India gets paid in terms of sphere of
influence in oil and producing regions. India willing to militarily support the
Pentagon’s ambitions to create American Empire and Pax Americana provided
United States accepted that India as the Allied Power has legitimate right to
establish its oil colonies.
(11) Joint Oil Sea Lane
Protection
India-USA
Naval Pact should aim to make Indian Ocean an Indo-US Lake. Pentagon should
accept Bay of Bengal as an Indian Lake. Pentagon should allow India to assert
its maritime naval role in Red Sea and Arabian Sea. Indian Navy and US Navy
should jointly patrol the Indian Ocean, South China Sea to provide military
protection to the transportation of oil and sea-lanes. So where does the
opportunity for cooperation lie? Is there a specific area where India and the
US can cooperate militarily, without kicking up controversies that could
forever damage the growing relationship? Can the cooperation go beyond joint
military exercises and high-profile visits? The answer seems to be yes.
Americans and Indians agree that naval cooperation represents one of the most
promising areas of service-to-service India-USA cooperation because it supports
the strongest area of strategic convergence sea-lane protection.
India
should undertake joint Naval operations to turn Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and
Red Sea Indo-US Lakes. The India-USA naval joint exercises holds the key to the
immediate future for India-USA military ties because India's only joint
command, based on the US principle of joint operability, is the Tri-services
Command in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The command could 'facilitate joint
training and exercises.' The naval cooperation in the Straits of Malacca was
the 'first concrete example of Indo-US military cooperation', the policymakers
say. During Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, the Indian Navy
undertook, on the suggestion of the Americans, the escort of commercial ships
and patrol of the busy sea-lane running from the North Arabian Sea to the
Malacca Straits. This joint patrol program continued for six months. Pentagon
accepts that Indian Navy is 'best equipped' to lead military cooperation with
the US military because its mission 'dovetails naturally with the larger
cooperation agenda'. "The Indian Navy is the only Indian service that is
organized to operate outside of India's borders. American admiral says,
"The US navy may be the easiest service to move forward with India-USA
military cooperation because the US Navy leaves no footprints in India.
Exercises are conducted out of sight, with no US troops on the ground in India.
Moreover, patrolling the Straits of Malacca or the Straits of Hormuz provides
fertile ground for cooperation." Policymakers agree that the Defense
Policy Group and Executive Steering Group, the two forums for giving policy
direction to India-USA military cooperation, have been successful. The
relationship must start with 'baby steps' or a 'crawl' before it can move
forward rapidly.
(12) High Altitude &
Jungle Warfare
Indian
Army and Pentagon would gain by joint training and joint military operations in
High Altitude Warfare, Jungle Warfare. Soviet Union lost the High Mountain
warfare in Afghanistan against Afghan Mujahideens armed with US supplied
stringer missiles. The military lesson of the Kargil High Altitude Warfare is
that the development of the high-accuracy long-range shoulder carried weapons
can disrupt the lines of communication in the mountainous terrain. The areas
most conducive' to military cooperation are 'high-altitude and jungle warfare
training, joint operations, and search and rescue exercises'. The bilateral
military relations are 'blind date', referring to the fact that the two
militaries know very little of each other. "They must go through the
difficult and awkward process of becoming acquainted, learning the other's idiosyncrasies
and preferences, and building trust. The Indian military to push the Indo-US
relationship to new heights is limited without the parallel tracks of political
and economic engagement. Indian policymakers believe that only a 'defense
supply' relationship that includes the transfer of US technology to India 'will
demonstrate sufficient US commitment to sustain the relationship'. The Indians
will laud the relationship as a success if they obtain the technology that they
want from the United States. The US military will view the relationship as a
success if Pentagon is able to build a constructive military cooperation
program that enabled Pentagon to jointly operate with the Indian Army in future
conflicts."
(13) Reject CIA
Controlled IMET Program
India
should not be stupid enough to let Pentagon and the CIA develop direct
relationship with top officers in Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. The CIA
implants its agents and moles by interacting with the foreign military officers
that undergo training at the CIA-controlled IMET Program. India should never be
naïve to let its top brass undergo training in CIA-controlled facility in the
Untied States for International Military Education and Training Program (IMET
Program), the central hub for training future leaders of military coup de etat
and military espionage. India should not allow India’s senior military leaders
to go to United States for International Military Education and Training
Program, because IMET programs controlled by the CIA would plant moles in Indian
military and stage military coups at the command and suggestion of the CIA.
India must never allow any senior military office that underwent training at
IMET to hold any command. India does not need military training at the Pentagon
and CIA controlled US State Department’s International Military Education and
Training Program. American hype the US State Department's International
Military Education and Training (IMET) Program as the central component' of the
Pentagon’s military relationship to improve Indian understanding of the
American military. Besides, training of senior Indian military commanders in
America would enable the US military to 'build critical relationships' with
India's 'best and brightest'. India correctly argue that IMET is of not much help
because it is only open to a few senior officers and could allow the CIA
implant its moles in the senior hierarchy of the Indian military establishment
to the detriment of India’s national interests. However Indian forces would
like to access 'more technical training courses for officers' in the lower and
middle levels. Pentagon and the CIA for heavens sake should take Indian Army
and political leadership for fools or traitors.
(14) Focus on Indo-US
Economic Ties
It is
plain stupid to blame Indians for their lack of interest in developing closer
economic ties with United States. Brajesh Misra wisely refused to step on the
feet of Yashwant Sinha the Finance Minister when he refused an appointment with
Secretary Paul O’Neill. Meetings with the top leadership are not jokes that
they could be conducted, without diplomats having full night rest. It is wrong
to blame Brajesh Misra for refusing to meet Paul O’Neill at 7.30 because he
wisely opted out of the meeting rather than sleep through the meeting. No Indian
politician can possibly wake up at 7.30 a.m. and still talk sense. Besides
Brajesh Mishra as the National Security Adviser was not authorized to represent
India on economic issues, which was then the responsibility of Yashwant Sinha.
Brajesh Misra wisely opted out of the inconvenient meeting because he couldn’t
have impressed his counter party so early in the morning because of his sleep
habits. It is correct to say that Indian leadership and bureaucracy and
diplomats not focused on improving Indo-US economic ties. Indians are not
focused on improving the economic relationship. American policy makers argue
that Indians do not fully understand the importance of economic relations.
National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra's reluctance to meet then US Secretary
of Treasury Paul O'Neill one early morning during a visit to the US reinforced
this view. The view that economic ties was not a priority with Indian
leadership was reinforced during a recent visit by National Security Adviser
Brajesh Mishra, when he backed out of an appointment with US Secretary of
Treasury Paul O'Neill that could only be scheduled at 7:30 am. Mishra's
behavior left the impression that the economic discussions were not important
enough to get him up that early in the morning,' he is quoted as saying in
'Indo-US Military Relations: Expectations and Perceptions,' a US Defense
department-commissioned study. Secretary O'Neill, who was leaving Washington
that day for the duration of Mishra's trip, had made an extraordinary effort to
accommodate Mishra because O'Neill felt the meeting was important. Many
American decision-makers quoted in the report stress that for the military
relations to swing up, a strong economic relationship is most important. An
economically powerful India would be a 'stabilizing force in Asia' and only
strong economic ties between India and US can sustain 'an enduring strategic
relationship and insulate the relationship from political change in either
country or future disagreement on strategic issues.'
India has
no desire to copy France, as France is not great power. Even President Charles
de Gaulle failed to exercise the diplomatic autonomy that Indian Prime Minister
enjoyed as leader of Non Aligned Movement. US investments in India would secure
'a more predictable, long-term American commitment to the Indo-US
relationship.' India cannot act like France, described as one of America's most
defiant partners in the report. As a result of its deep economic ties with the
United States, France, carries political clout that sustains the strategic
relationship, even when the French outwardly defy the United States.' From the
US view, trade with India is less than one per cent of the total US trade, and
Indians are not dependent on the American market so at present 'either party
can walk away from the relationship unaffected. Though from an Indian view, the
US is one of its biggest trade partners accounting for some 25 per cent of the
total trade.
(15) Foolish Foreign
Policy of Jaswant Singh
India’s
Foreign Minister made a fool of India by offering United States usage of Indian
military bases, without negotiating with United States the benefits India would
get in return. Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee wisely removed him from the
post of Defense Minister and later as Foreign Minister before he could make
harm India’s national interests because of his wrong understanding of
diplomacy, geopolitics and foreign policy. Bharatiya Janata Party, Jaswant
Singh, Strobe Talbott, deputy secretary of state in the Clinton administration,
the US President Bill Clinton and the influential Indian community in the US
for 'created a new context for India-USA military relationship that is
measurably different.' Jaswant Singh is identified as the single most important
individual on the Indian side who helped forge a positive change in the
bilateral relationship. Jaswant Singh lost the Defense portfolio after the
United States did not respond to India's offer to provide unprecedented support
after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. 'Many Indians explained that Jaswant Singh
was seen as too close the Americans. Singh held both the defense and external
affairs portfolios when 9/11 occurred. Sources in the Indian intelligence
agencies claim he was a major influencing factor in them offering assistance to
the Americans, including access to several intelligence inputs on Osama bin
Laden, the Taliban and other Islamic terrorists. BJP was a 'crucial factor in
creating the conditions for a new relationship.' 'The BJP pursued a deliberate
policy to enhance India's power position in the world, for example by
conducting the nuclear tests in 1998, which raised India's profile in
Washington and around the world.
By 9/11,
the growing Indo-US relations were visible, when India offered in public all
assistance to the US. It is another matter that the Americans did not take up
the offer and disappointed India. But the Indian offer itself was a marked
departure from 1991, when India clandestinely allowed US planes to refuel in
Mumbai during the first Gulf War, but stopped it when the assistance became
public.
(16) What Would India
Gain?
India
didn’t get its share of the victor’s spoils of war in WW I and WW II, even when
India supplied 3,500,000 soldiers in WW II and 1,500,000 soldiers in WW I.
United States should offer India in clear terms India’s share of the colonial
influence or share of the oil loot as reward for militarily supporting United
States in its present and future imperialistic adventures. If the Americans
were to enjoy access to Indian military bases, what will India expect in
return?
First, US
should adopt a more liberal, less restrictive technology transfer regimen
toward India and for the United States not to impede the transfer to India of
critical military equipment and militarily-relevant technologies from third
parties, Israel for example emerged from the interviews with Indians in
virtually every context. For long America has denied India high technology and
dual technology products on several occasions, thus delaying development of
several key weapon systems adversely affecting operational abilities of Indian
military. For instance, an important reason for the delay in the development of
Light Combat Aircraft is the denial of American technologies, including the
General Electric engines, some 40 of which have recently been given to India.
Several Sea King naval helicopters were grounded after America denied critical
components due to the post-1998 nuclear sanctions.
Second,
America's reluctance to engage in focused technology transfer as a deal killer in
the effort to construct an enduring strategic relationship." Indians
placed technology transfer as the 'touchstone' of the newfound strategic
relationship and 'everything revolves around a strong US commitment to share
its technologies so that India can advance'. If the United States willing to
share dual use technologies would suggest that the United States regarded India
as a partner that shares strategic concerns and burdens. If the United States
denied access to dual use technology gave the impression that India is not
accepted or trusted by United States."
Third,
Indians believe it is from technology transfer that the relationship would take
off. Americans argue that 'Indians' sole interest in the relationship is
gaining access to US technology' because of various reasons. "The Indian
military is feeling its weakness especially after witnessing the US
capabilities in Afghanistan. Indian air power and C2 (Command and Control) are
so limited that the Indian Air Force was surprised by capabilities that the US
military takes for granted, such as airlift capacity."
Fourth,
Indians are unhappy with the quality of the Russian equipment and have
experienced problems in their deal with Israel and France. The United States is
the preferred alternative. The comment on Russia, Israel and France is sure to
ruffle several feathers both within India and in those respective countries.
Indian military is built around Russian equipment, while France and Israel have
contributed some cutting edge systems and technologies such as Mirage 2000
fighters and advanced radar systems.
Fifth,
India demands that India-USA relationship be 'an adult-to-adult' one and not a
patronizing one. Indians have various reasons for making such a demand, but
they put four broad points where this equality should be visible. The norms
that govern interactions between two sovereign states must be applied. US
technology transfer policy should treat India as a friend. A symbiotic
relationship should connect Indian military with the infrastructure in the
continental United States.
Sixth,
Indian policymakers argue that US did not consult them enough before or during
Operation Enduring Freedom 'in India's backyard'. In the 'non-Christian Indian
Ocean Basin', India could have provided better inputs to the Americans during
Operation Enduring Freedom. Indian intelligence agencies that in a rare show of
generosity went a long way to assist their American counterparts are a
disappointed lot today. Though several sensitive documents, intercepts and the
like on Taliban, Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda and other terrorist outfits were
handed over to the Americans from the massive collection of India's
intelligence on Islamic terrorism, the Americans responded disappointingly when
it came to Indian interests.
Seventh,
India can allow United States access to military bases only when Pentagon
allowed India to establish military bases in Oman, UAE, Yemen, Iraq and Kuwait.
Arabian Gulf or Persian Gulf had been an Indian Lake throughout 18th 19th and
early 20th Century. Pentagon should accept India’s legitimate colonial
interests in the oil-rich Middle East in exchange for India’s military support
to establish new American oil colonies in the Middle East. United States,
Britain and India should jointly manage and administer American Caliphate in
the Middle East. India Army would guarantee that the oil and gas reserves of
the Middle East and the Central Asia would enrich United States, Britain and
India and other allies. India USA military ties should base on the solid foundation
of Pax Americana. Allied victories in WWI and WWII, owe a lot to India’s
contribution of 3,500,000 soldiers in WWII and 1,500,000 soldiers during WWI
for Allied Forces. Indian Army created British Empire, Commonwealth and Pax
Britannia and India could also help create Pax Americana, if America agreed to
give India a fair share of the colonial Empire. India would allow Pentagon use
of Indian military bases provided White House allowed India certain colonial
rights colonial territories in the oil producing countries.
(17) End of Age of
Aircraft Carriers
The
American military technology of Precision Guided Munitions that gave birth to
smart bombs guided by GPS technology gave unprecedented accuracy to Air Force
bombing and made US Air Force principle force in the US Armed Forces. The
American innovation of Precision Guided Munitions technology when married to
the anti-ship cruise missiles and anti-tank missiles made Aircraft Carriers
vulnerable to anti-ship missiles. The vulnerability of Aircraft Carrier Battle
Groups to the Smart anti-ship missiles brought about the End of the Age of
Aircraft Carriers. India and Russia jointly developed the Brahmos anti-ship
supersonic missiles having the range of 290 miles and capability to sink
aircraft carriers. India’s geographical location in the Indian Ocean allows
India the capability to sink each and every oil tanker, ship and naval vessel
in the Indian Ocean Region. The military bases have become geopolitically
relevant again in the 21st Century in the age of PGMs. India should control the
sea lanes in to and from Indian Ocean. India should not allow the United States
to develop permanent military bases in the Subcontinent.
(18) Informal India USA
Strategic Alliance
India and
United States should enter into an Alliance to formally signaled their intent
to work together in a global and regional architecture that accepts American
pre-eminence but recognizes India’s own sphere of influence and independent
line of action without jeopardizing the interests of either country. The Deputy
Prime Minister Lal Kishen Advani confirmed at the end of a landmark visit to
Washington DC in June ’03 that appeared to seal an informal alliance between
the two United States and India. Profound changes are taking place in India-US
ties. Almost everything points to an unprecedented level of confidence, warmth,
and fealty between two sides that have had a hard time being on the same
wavelength from 1950 to 2000. Short of declaring a formal alliance, the India
and United States signaled their intent to work together in a global and
regional architecture that accepts American pre-eminence but recognizes India’s
own sphere of influence and independent line of action without jeopardizing the
interests of either country. President Bush expressed his strong desire to
continue the process of transforming Indo-US relations, and reaffirmed the US
stake in building relations with India in a strategic context. India assured
President Bush that India did not view its relations with the United States as
a matter of convenience, but as a partnership of trust and confidence, which
can stand up to whatever challenges the future brings. President Bush saw India
as one of the leading drivers of the high-technology world who had contributed
significantly to the increase in US productivity by providing Indian manpower,
know-how and entrepreneurship. Dick Cheney along with defense secretary Donald
Rumsfeld credited with providing the intellectual inputs to the new American
world view - projecting force and seeking new alliances. Cheney had expected
his meeting with Mr. Advani to cover the strategic nature of Indo-US
relationship and the agenda for bilateral cooperation.
(19) Indian Troops for US
Military Bases
India
should develop special relationship with Pentagon to allow Pentagon outsource
its foreign troops requirements to Indian Army for deployment in Djibouti,
Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Senegal, Kenya, Romania, Bulgaria, and Azerbaijan.
India should send troops to augment US military presence in dozens of new military
bases that Pentagon hopes to establish in Africa to protect the oil and gas
reserves of Nigeria, Angola, Guinea, and Central Asia. United States would
establish new military bases in Africa, Central Asia to protect oil and gas
reserves in Nigeria and Caucasus region. Pentagon would develop military bases
in Azerbaijan, Romania, Bulgaria, Poland, Djibouti, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia,
Senegal, Ghana, Mali and Kenya. United States would develop about dozen semi
permanent military bases in number of Non Aligned nations. India has no option
but to develop military bases in these and other Non Aligned Nations. India
should abandon its policy of Non alignment and promote military pacts and
establish military bases in the Non Aligned world. India should sign a formal
defense agreement with United States to provide Indian military contingent to
every American military bases in Africa, Central Asia and Southeast Asia. In a
massive shift of its armed forces, the United States is planning to cut the
size of its military in Germany, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Britain to put more
forces in Africa and Caucasus region. The push is driven by the increasing
importance the US is placing on protecting key oil reserves in Nigeria and the
Caucasus region. In the Caucasus region, the US is likely to have as many as
15,000 troops, some rotating through small, Spartan bases in places such as
Azerbaijan. Most of them, however, would move through larger but still
relatively bare-bones facilities in Romania and Bulgaria near ports on the
Black Sea. In the Caspian Sea, there are you very large oil and gas reserves
and Pentagon wants to be able to assure the long-term viability of those
resources. In Africa, the US would increase its presence to 5,000 to 6,500
troops from about 1,500 Marines and special operations soldiers currently based
in Djibouti. The troops would use as many as a dozen semi-permanent bases in
Africa. The US also expects to maintain about 5,000 to 10,000 troops in Poland.
In North Africa, Pentagon officials are looking at establishing semi-permanent
bases in Algeria, Morocco and possibly Tunisia. They expect to keep a small
number of troops at these facilities and rotate them through a larger force. It
is considering smaller, more austere bases in Senegal, Ghana, Mali and Kenya.
(19) India to send troops
to Iraq
India should send troops to Iraq as Indian Empire exercised control over Iraq before 1947. India should send troops to Iraq as it is in the national interest of India to do so. India should send troops to Iraq as befitting response to the invasion of India by warrior of Baghdad Mohammed Bin Kassim sent by Caliph. India should send Indian troops to maintain peace and order in Iraq, as it would promote India’s national interests in Iraq and catapult India as the major power in the Middle East. India should send troops to Iraq, as it would allow India to gain a sphere of influence in Iraq. India can help Kurds, the Aryan people of non-Semite non-Arab descent. Kurds people would welcome the presence of Indian troops in Kurd-maj