[ARridgerunner]

If Gandhi was truly a Mahatma, he would have the guts to tell the British and Nehru to keep India in its empire rather than divide it.

Something about this triad's history the world should not be willing to ignore, but it does.

(Jinnah was stronger than Gandhi, Nehru, and the British all combined.)

[Gengis Khan]

Jinnah was a British tool.

[razoroccam]

Indeed - the ironies abound.

Gandhi and Nehru were both educated in England. Nehru, especially, was a fabian socialist, which was so popular in England. Fabian socialism crept into the Labour party and despite Tony Blair, afflicts it to some extent even now. A part of this was political correctness and servile attitude towards other cultures while belittling one's own. This attitude can be seen in Gandhi/Nehru's Congress and British Labour.

India has been paying the price since 1947, and we saw last month the British paying the price for it.