Category: Commentary, Critique, and Response

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Palki (and team)

This reporting is out of hand, duplicitous, and deceitful.

You know, I think we’re all behind Indian nationalism. And we consider India part of the family along with Japan and Korea. But this is destructive nonsense.

India is benefiting profoundly from the discount on Russian oil prices… so India is profiting from instability. Why aren’t you calculating the billions that India has saved just like the american companies have made.

American postwar policy sought to end empires and the resulting world wars, by promoting free trade, borders, human rights, and national sovereignty. And we raised the world out of poverty by doing so at the expense of our own working, laboring, and middle classes.

Russia has violated the postwar agreement, china has, Iraq has, Iran tries to constantly. But just as China violates your borders and you don’t ask our permission or our assistance, our looser federation of european peoples, whether the many states of the european continent or our large ‘islands’ of Australia, America, and UK, choose to defend our people: the people who want freedom democracy and self determination by self determined means.

At this point, I could start a news channel producing daily content on Indian propaganda that’s destructive of international relations by the same self congratulatory virtue signaling like the europeans did until their folly was exposed by Russian aggression. Just as India’s governmental weakness is exposed by Chinese literacy economy, and strategic aggression.

So, stop fomenting conflict between our countries. Otherwise, we’re not the ones who lose out. The USA is autarkic both in resources, population, economics, and strategic defence.

We didn’t make the modern world perfectly. But we did it better than anyone else, and at our expense rather than for our profit.

The present rate of isolation, repatriation of industrialization, and our subsequent withdrawal of military policing of world assets, finance, transport, and trade, will cause the restoration of imperial age (pre war, pre-british empire) fragmentation, monopolization, and exclusion. And the consequence will mean the absolute collapse or colonization or conquest those (many) countries that cannot survive without our ‘continued investment against our interest’.

No one is winning this war. Everyone is losing. In fact, given the dollars you’ve mentioned, It’s India and china benefitting from this war, while the rest of us are bearing incredible costs to conduct it, and we have to reverse our ‘peace dividend’ and restore previous levels of military and strategic spending we had thought we had left behind.

Cheers
Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute