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Indian Economy: Refuting India's Claims of Geopolitical Neutrality. The Real Story.
Modi has visited Russia, Poland, and Ukraine, advocating for peace and neutrality. However, the evidence presented in this post refutes these claims. We will look at Modi's economic and geopolitical views, their impact on the European economy, and current events.
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In this publication I want to talk about India, in particular, about the government headed by Modi, and its attitude to the world, about geopolitical events in the world, whether India's position is neutral and how it is connected with Russia and Ukraine. And I claim, although anyone can refute my claim and disagree, but I, being an inveterate skeptic who does not believe in magical thinking, in illusory-delusional delusions, claim 100% that Modi absolutely definitely supports Russia, India is an ally of Russia, India is not a neutral country. India is the most important factor contributing to Russia's geopolitical development in Ukraine due to the large quantities of oil and gas that they consume and buy, they have market relations, India and Russia are an alliance. Modi has never publicly spoken or condemned Russia for the geopolitical event that is happening, he makes general comments about the world, looking at the sky, but he does not condemn it, he does not say that despotism and aggression are wrong, he does not say that he wants to make the world a better place and wants to build a harmonious world, instead he buys oil from Russia and this is a proof that India is part of an alliance with Russia. If we take such countries, mix them, rearrange the letters, these countries which look naive in trying to destroy the democracy that the society aspires for, in such countries we get only the word "crisis" or "disorder". Modi has never publicly condemned Russia, he has met Putin, he has hugged Putin. Let us try to understand his motives. Modi is a member of the BJP, it is the first nationalist party of India, he is imitating Russia, trying to look strong, he is constantly doing these photo shoots to look great. He is trying to consolidate central power in India, he has a terrible track record on the environment, he favors monolithic companies and corporations, cronies and relatives in government and the economy, he disenfranchises minorities, he favors some and discriminates against others - all of these are huge problems in India. Modi is mimicking China and Russia, being on the same page with them. He meets with the West, he meets with American delegations, he just talks nonstop, he just evades. Modi is trying to expand his sphere of influence as a nationalist, disenfranchising people in his own country, and feeding the ongoing geopolitical event in Russia by buying oil from them. Also, India has a serious population problem, people leaving the country on student or work visas. I have nothing against free market movement of labor and capital, but I have something against people who avoid imposing sanctions on an aggressor and I am against despotism that happens in their own country, I support freedom and democracy and people who fight for these values. India is a great country, it has games like chess, it has yoga, Buddhism, but I do not support populist despotism, which in turn tries to feed other despots, this is an archaic version of humanity that needs to be updated, because humanity has a limited time on this earth and it needs to move forward. Modi meets Russia, meets Ukraine, meets the West and the US, hugs everyone and shakes everyone's hand. This is a show that Modi is trying to show that he is neutral but in reality he has close ties with Russia. India is an ally of Russia, India is trying desperately to help Russia but when this house of cards collapses then India will say to Ukraine and other countries, "Oh, we were your friends all this time." Personally, I am a straightforward person and I do not like to be deceived. If I am deceived once then shame on you, if I am deceived twice then shame on me, so let's see what impact a free democratic world will have on countries that behave badly. From a geopolitical point of view, India is not 100% neutral because India is always on the side of the aggressor, there are many good people in India but correct me if I am wrong, overall India is pro-Russian.
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From bad to worse: When I had to talk to one of the Indians, he explained (justified) why India is friends with Russia. He explained that the British exploited India and treated it very cruelly. So Russia stepped in and helped India financially, militarily and technologically.
Imagine if India did not buy Russian oil but bought it from Saudi Arabia. The Russian economy would have ended in 2023 (oil accounts for 75% of revenue). The war would have ended long ago… But India did not do that and history will remember it.
India has overtaken China as the world's largest importer of Russian oil. According to a Reuters report, Indian imports of Russian oil rose to a record 2.07 million barrels per day (bpd) in July, up 4.2% from June and 12% from last year. This spike has seen Russian oil make up a historic 44% of India's total oil imports for the month.
Modi and his regime like to shout from time to time, "India is the world's largest democracy!" "The world's largest democracy" which is NOW the world's largest buyer of Russian oil and gas. China's purchases of Russian oil and gas have stabilized over time to an average percentage, while India's purchases have grown by almost 50% over the pre-war average. India has profited by buying Russian oil at HUGE discounts, filling its reserve storage tanks, then refining the oil into value-added petroleum by-products, rebranding it as Indian-made, and selling it at retail prices for a HUGE profit. A racist caste system, persecution of India's Muslim minority, and an aggressive misogynist culture are what the Modi regime calls "the world's largest democracy."
Corruption is India's king, and misogyny is its queen.
India is the kind of system that is not built on rights, it is a caste system, which everyone has known about for centuries.
Modi is power and money. The entire Indian system is power and money. Poor people have to sell a kidney, and the rich live in luxury.
Like the Philippines, India is a major exporter of labor at various levels. In particular, it exports some of its best technology students, especially to the United States. This includes other graduates, such as in finance and investing. The chairman of Microsoft and Google was born and educated in India. They are smart enough to start their own tech companies, but in India, implementation is hampered by corruption and the government. So they got degrees in the US and made their careers here. These facts are detrimental to India's technological development. Another problem is that India is a major arms importer. First they imported from the Soviet Union, then from Russia. After repeated delays and cancellations, India started turning to the US. So the US defense industry is likely to side with India at every opportunity.
A huge number of Indian students stay in the US to work and live the rest of their lives in this country. Mostly the best and the brightest. Just look at the heads of Google and Microsoft. And Kamala Harris' mother. Stifling traditions, Hindu culture, caste system, bureaucracy prevent talent and business ventures from being realized and developed. An Indian graduate student was once asked why he was looking for a job in the US and did not want to return to India: "India will never amount to anything in a thousand years!" He said it with such fervor that it becomes clear how bad things are in India. Watch the movie "Mississippi Masala" starring Denzel Washington and Sarita Choudhary.
There is no need to have illusions about countries and their motives. India is one of many countries that exist in both the 21st century and the 11th century at the same time. In Russia it's a similar situation: a few cities live a modern life, and the rest of the country freezes in shacks and collects water daily from a bucket, into which they also shit. The rich in both countries love slavery.
India is much more spiritually advanced, right? If so, then a boat with Karma is heading their way. India is as spiritual as Russia is great.
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