Sadly most Indians are more interested in surviving day to day than geopolitics. Its the increasing, city dwelling, middle class within the country who have had the benefit of education and in many cases are employed by large businesses in the west (Accenture, Cognizant, IBM, Capgemini) who should be questioning what's going off in the wider world as their prosperity is directly linked to global events.Then your average Indian is thick as fuck reading that.
The whole thing appears to be paper talk as the ones making that decision is the Americans who are the senior partner in NATO, storm shadow only has a range of 155 miles, and it will have to be launched from well inside Ukraine so the launching aircraft avoids being shot down.?Seems Mr Starmer went into barrister mode for his original take on this rather than checking the facts.
Agree the UK population are in the dark over the Russian threat against Europe of invasion, very funny threats but then could we handle the daily propaganda ?UK shouldn't have banned RT being broadcast here. It would fit nicely on Freeview in between Talk TV and GBeebies for batshit opinion.
I think we could.Agree the UK population are in the dark over the Russian threat against Europe of invasion, very funny threats but then could we handle the daily propaganda ?
So if the Sino–Indian border dispute escalates and the Chinese invade to take large parts of Indian territory, that's all good because Modi is a clown for not bowing down to them and has dragged his country into war.I don't contest that, but to the average Indian Joe, Zelensky is a clown for dragging his country into war and Putin is a true friend and has no other choice. That narrative isn't going to change until something catastrophic happens like Putin firing a nuclear bomb (hope not) or something.
Yep.a bit if a clown on this one.So if the Sino–Indian border dispute escalates and the Chinese invade to take large parts of Indian territory, that's all good because Modi is a clown for not bowing down to them and has dragged his country into war.
Depends upon your pov is what he's saying. So yes maybe Pakistan would view it that way.So if the Sino–Indian border dispute escalates and the Chinese invade to take large parts of Indian territory, that's all good because Modi is a clown for not bowing down to them and has dragged his country into war.
We outsourced lots of work to Accenture, visit Mimbai twice a year and they are great guys, but when I mentioned this week that Modi's visit to Russia hadn't gone down well over here they wouldn't have a word said against him. In fact the conversation turned to oil sales and how they are picking it up cheap however unknown to me most of that oil is then resold to Europe who know exactly where it came from but just don't want to be seen dealing directly with Russia, so who are the ones that should be chastised morally?Sadly most Indians are more interested in surviving day to day than geopolitics. Its the increasing, city dwelling, middle class within the country who have had the benefit of education and in many cases are employed by large businesses in the west (Accenture, Cognizant, IBM, Capgemini) who should be questioning what's going off in the wider world as their prosperity is directly linked to global events.
The problem is making excuses for your leaders actions. That's the bit you don't understand.Haha, am I supposed to feel guilty every time I fill up my car now? Must be impossible to live without having any moral quandaries these days.
I don't blame the average Indian.Sadly most Indians are more interested in surviving day to day than geopolitics. Its the increasing, city dwelling, middle class within the country who have had the benefit of education and in many cases are employed by large businesses in the west (Accenture, Cognizant, IBM, Capgemini) who should be questioning what's going off in the wider world as their prosperity is directly linked to global events.