Lone Wolf Posted June 18 Posted June 18 23 minutes ago, IndianRenegade said: Funny thing is Xi won’t say so, Xi wants G1. Long term goal yes... But short term wise it suits him. His power projection within CCP itself has improved post that meet.
IndianRenegade Posted June 21 Posted June 21 Now you realize why Trump was going out of way to praise Modi. Because Vance was going say stupid things…
kepler37b Posted June 23 Posted June 23 On 6/20/2026 at 1:43 PM, randomGuy said: @coffee_rules Modi has that charisma of a leader of civilization. Reminds me of Chandra gupta maurya,
G_B_ Posted June 23 Posted June 23 K9 howitzer for uae...india poland too have them. Is becoming the howitzer of choice for those looking for value for money outside nato. Korea is going to kill euro russia n usa in next 20 years.
singhvivek141 Posted June 23 Posted June 23 6 hours ago, kepler37b said: Modi has that charisma of a leader of civilization. Reminds me of Chandra gupta maurya, He do, but civilization can't exist or survive without hard power. It's like Lord Ram giving warning to Ravan without the skill of Archery. We need to become a seriously destructive military power first, military industry needs to be given the same amount of focus which we are giving at present to semiconductor, Oil & Natural Gas and Rare Earth Industries. The day we start bashing Pookistan like a street dog, these chipmunks like Kanglus, Maldives, Nepal etc will start peeing in pants. Likes of China and US too will keep their verbal diarrhoea in check. The entire civil unrest of Myanmar will recede. Look at Iran, it has emerged more powerful than ever after this battle, likes of Saudi and UAE and Turkey will have no choice but to appreciate the character shown by Iran which caused strategic defeat to US and Israel. Lord and putrevus 2
singhvivek141 Posted July 13 Posted July 13 What happened to Lindsay Graham ? Who assassinated him. This sudden death dont make any sense. CIA vs Pentagon ?
IndianRenegade Posted July 13 Posted July 13 4 hours ago, singhvivek141 said: What happened to Lindsay Graham ? Who assassinated him. This sudden death dont make any sense. CIA vs Pentagon ? he was 71, not a fountain of youth, in a high stress job (senator). People do die naturally at this age.
Tillu Posted July 15 Posted July 15 America’s new India doctrine: Never repeat the China mistake For nearly a quarter century, a rare bipartisan consensus guided American policy toward India. Washington believed that helping the world’s largest democracy become stronger — economically, technologically and militarily — served U.S. interests by creating a durable counterweight to an increasingly assertive China. Washington’s India consensus is now quietly unraveling. The clearest indication came not from a leaked strategy paper but from U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau speaking in New Delhi. Declaring that Washington “will not repeat its China mistake,” Landau said the U.S. would not allow India to “develop all these markets” only to outcompete America commercially. The shift is also visible in American strategic vocabulary. The Pentagon’s recent decision to drop the “Indo” from “Indo-Pacific” is far more than bureaucratic rebranding. Names in strategy reveal priorities. Removing “Indo” sends a different signal. It suggests that Washington is narrowing its strategic horizon, placing greater emphasis on managing relations directly with Beijing while downgrading India’s role in its larger regional calculus. The change also aligns with U.S. President Donald Trump’s more conciliatory approach to Beijing since mid-2025 and his repeated references to a U.S.-China “Group of Two,” a framework in which the world’s two largest powers bargain directly over global affairs rather than relying on broad coalitions of partners. Even more revealing are the growing obstacles surrounding the transfer of advanced jet-engine technology. That, in turn, has placed the Indian Air Force under severe operational strain, with its active strength plummeting to approximately 29 operational squadrons, as against the required 42.5 combat squadrons to effectively counter a dual-front threat from nuclear-armed allies China and Pakistan. That does not mean America seeks to contain India as it seeks to contain China. Rather, it suggests something subtler but no less consequential. Washington wants India strong enough to complicate Chinese strategy, wealthy enough to remain an attractive market for American exports and influential enough to contribute to Indian Ocean security — but not so technologically advanced or economically competitive that it eventually becomes another global economic challenger. The U.S. now views India’s rise no longer as an inherently benign development, but as a phenomenon to be carefully managed, moderated and, where necessary, constrained. JapanTimes
Tillu Posted July 15 Posted July 15 US National who claims to be a special forces guy was caught near India-Nepal border without valid documents.
BacktoCricaddict Posted July 15 Posted July 15 9 hours ago, Tillu said: US National who claims to be a special forces guy was caught near India-Nepal border without valid documents. It is hard to caption this picture without being crass, so I will refrain.
Tillu Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Throw this chart on the faces of Magaturds if they again accuse Indians of hiring only Indians. A study conducted by Harvard students. https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication Files/21-101_d47ea5d9-4a50-400e-9fa6-80781a8351d0.pdf 3 countries from East Asia in the top 4 and yet they are never targeted for nepotism. It's always important for Indians to maintain a low profile instead of flaunting their new found riches and achievements to the public.
singhvivek141 Posted July 22 Posted July 22 1 hour ago, Tillu said: Throw this chart on the faces of Magaturds if they again accuse Indians of hiring only Indians. A study conducted by Harvard students. https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication Files/21-101_d47ea5d9-4a50-400e-9fa6-80781a8351d0.pdf 3 countries from East Asia in the top 4 and yet they are never targeted for nepotism. It's always important for Indians to maintain a low profile instead of flaunting their new found riches and achievements to the public. South Korea are US vassals Mexicans used to do the low income jobs, now second third gen are empowered. China, well, Chinese manyfacturing and their deep investments in US financial institutions. Vietnam, thats an outlier. Maybe due to Vietnam War ?
BacktoCricaddict Posted July 22 Posted July 22 3 hours ago, Tillu said: Throw this chart on the faces of Magaturds if they again accuse Indians of hiring only Indians. A study conducted by Harvard students. https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication Files/21-101_d47ea5d9-4a50-400e-9fa6-80781a8351d0.pdf 3 countries from East Asia in the top 4 and yet they are never targeted for nepotism. It's always important for Indians to maintain a low profile instead of flaunting their new found riches and achievements to the public. There's a lot to unpack here. (1) This paper is only considering "new ventures." (2) Type of industry matters: Vietnamese, Chinese, Mexicans and Filipinos are likely over-represented in small-business ventures such as restaurant / landscaping, where co-ethnic hiring is common and accepted. (3) People have a bigger problem with co-ethnic hiring in publicly traded corporate environments. No one bats an eyelid when owner Patel hires neighbor Patel to work at Patel Brothers grocery store, but there are concerns when Sharma at IBM hires too many Bhatias, because IBM isn't Sharma's small business.
Tillu Posted July 23 Posted July 23 6 hours ago, BacktoCricaddict said: but there are concerns when Sharma at IBM hires too many Bhatias, because IBM isn't Sharma's small business. These are network effects. Even though the US produces enough STEM graduates to meet the supply demands of the IT industry, half of those graduates pursue finance and non-tech related professions which is being filled by qualified Indians. Just like Indians are strongly represented in the IT field, other ethinicities also dominate particular industries. Jews dominate media, finance, academia and banking. If we keep digging the numbers enough we will see this pattern emerging within the other ethinicities as well.
Tillu Posted July 23 Posted July 23 8 hours ago, singhvivek141 said: South Korea are US vassals Mexicans used to do the low income jobs, now second third gen are empowered. China, well, Chinese manyfacturing and their deep investments in US financial institutions. Vietnam, thats an outlier. Maybe due to Vietnam War ? More than 2 million Vietnamese live in US. They are the fourth largest ethnic group from Asia after Chinese, Indians and Filipinos. They are normally self employed running restaurant, nail salon and beauty related businesses.
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