Trump is a loudmouth like Musk, but unlike most US leaders and industrialists, he has called China’s bluff in the past. Long before many Western leaders openly condemned China’s communist authoritarianism, Trump imposed tariffs, technology bans, and declared China a strategic competitor. India, hurt by China’s historical aggression including the 1962 war cautiously welcomed this stance.
Musk, on the other hand, deeply profits from Chinese manufacturing, making it unlikely he would challenge Beijing or champion India if it risks those profits. Not blind to reality, American industrialists have repeatedly prioritized monetary gain over geopolitical principles — especially when India’s interests are at stake.
Now: Donald for India, duck for China.
Sometimes I wonder why Indian government don't take Soros to courts.
We condemn the brutal Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. Countries like Iran and Qatar live comfortably while exporting trouble across regions. The liberal supporters of these regimes, the so-called “librus,” are the true enemies of democracy. We stand with truth, having witnessed Islamist brutality against Hindus from Afghanistan, Pakistan to Bangladesh. We do not blindly echo every Israeli narrative. Every Israeli should ask a compromised libru called 'Nadav Lapid' whether the October 7th attack involved 'vulgarity' or not?
History is a witness — Hindus have endured over a thousand years of jihad and forced conversions. Today, the same forces operate through Islamist terror cells and large-scale missionary conversion campaigns. These pseudo defenders of humanity teach morality while funding those who undermine Bharat’s spiritual and social soul.
On June 9, 2024, Islamist gunmen attacked a bus full of Hindu yatris in Reasi, killing nine including a child. The weapons used were US-manufactured rifles, traced to Pakistan’s deep state. Yet, US and Canadian liberals continue to consider Pakistan as an ally. This silence is a betrayal to India and its security concerns.
Justin Trudeau is no friend of Hindus. His pandering to Khalistani extremists for electoral gains and indulgence in legalising drugs reveal his political priorities — very much bottom-of-the-barrel moral politics that hurt Indian communities.
Putin’s Russia today is far from the USSR that once supported India against Islamist and Chinese threats. While Putin sought to annex Crimea, a mostly Russian-speaking region, what followed in Ukraine is unjustifiable aggression. It is a major violation of international law and territorial integrity. India rightly pursues pragmatism, but Putin’s recent meeting with Pakistan’s PM sends a stark warning: Russia and China appear to be coordinating efforts to pressure India, especially on Ukraine.
During the 1971 war (Bangladesh’s liberation) the Soviet Union provided diplomatic and military support to India, and the United States tried to help the aggressor i.e. West-Pakistan. Many Congress leaders were manipulated by the Soviet KGB. But today India is wealthier and stronger while Russia is a shadow of USSR. The BJP government under Modi enjoys widespread trust in India, with expectations for a stronger and more independent foreign policy.
Putin’s outreach to Pakistan and Xi Jinping’s moves make it clear that New Delhi faces strategic challenges on multiple fronts. The two powers coordinate pressuring India’s position on Ukraine and the region, complicating Indian diplomacy and defense calculations. Probably, India would not have bought the S-400 had there been no Chinese aggression!
Russian Oligarchs say that Ukrainians are their brothers! They should first let the opposition in Russia become strong. How these oligarchs treat their own Russian brothers is a warning to their cousins in Ukraine.
The story is very similar in China. Chinese CPP Oligarchs say that the Taiwanese are their brothers. Any criminal law expert will tell you that most criminals mistreat their own family members. CPP Oligarchs won't let any dissident survive.
Western media outlets have consistently ignored Hindu genocides past and present. Many think tanks and academia, often funded covertly by jihadi or missionary money, propagate anti-Hindu narratives. This has fostered a mistrust amongst ordinary Hindus toward the West, with some narratives cultivated inside India by self-serving Hindu baiters.
The skilled US military was betrayed by incompetent politicians in the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan. Hundreds of billions in military hardware fell to terrorists. Some of these weapons left behind by US forces during their withdrawal from Afghanistan have found their way into the hands of militants who now use them against India. Trump’s flawed deal with the Taliban was a blunder continued by Biden. The illusion of “good vs bad terrorists” is shattered for any Indian who has lived under jihadi terror.
Pakistan thrives on exporting jihad from Kashmir to Kabul. Their religious dogma relentlessly paints India as the enemy. US and European elites continue to shield Pakistan, a hypocrisy demanding India cultivate self-reliance for security and defense.
Notably, the US has provided F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan (and maintains those jets free of charge), continuing to support the very forces that destabilize the region. These patterns underscore the perilous impact of external interference masked under strategic interests but resulting in continued bloodshed on the ground.
India's unparalleled religious diversity is mostly harmoniously sustained by a tolerant Hindu majority. Yet Islamist groups and conversion campaigns challenge this peace persistently. Sometimes, Hindus respond forcefully. Gulf money pours into funding anti-India media and political agendas while Arab nations refuse to help persecuted Muslim migrants from Bangladesh and Myanmar. India remains a democracy with robust traditions, but also faces challenges fueled by external money and ideologies.
Bengal bleeds again. Following TMC’s election win, jihadis, shielded by the some local elite bhadraloks, target BJP workers and poor Hindus. The pattern: provoke central government, then cry “authoritarian crackdown.” Western media largely ignores this due to jihadi and missionary money protecting the narrative.
About 400,000 Bangladeshi women were brutally raped and many of them murdered by West Pakistani soldiers before and during the 1971 Liberation War. These unimaginable sacrifices and the historic struggle for freedom now risk being erased following the events of August 5, 2024. Jihadi groups and Islamist Jamaat factions across South Asia are openly celebrating their political and social victories in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, the Hindu community—its temples and livelihoods—once again face targeted violence and persecution, underscoring the persistent threat to minorities in the region.
Bangladesh’s Islamist unrest traces partly to Ex PM Hasina’s support for freedom fighters’ families — those who fought Pakistan-backed jihadi forces during the 1971 Liberation War.
History, stained by the blood of countless innocent Hindus and some Muslims as well, repeats itself again and again. This cycle of violence and chaos persists not merely due to chance but often because of the failures—or possibly deliberate designs—of key officials within the elusive "deep state." While the United States officially denies any involvement in these ongoing tragedies, every time they intervene or act in South Asia, they inadvertently supply fresh ammunition and resources to jihadi groups and Islamist Jamaat factions.