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To: Gay State Conservative

Like the US in the 19th Century, India is a democracy, but like the US of that time they have their own Manifest Destiny. Get a copy of it and read it. India feels that they are entitled to the Indian Ocean and all nations that touch it. It is one of the ideological drives behind for her navy to build aircraft carriers. What does that mean for the US presence in Diego Garcia, and for the west coast of Australia???? Will Hindu nationalism wane as India becomes a more developed nation or will it still remain part of her powerful makeup. Chapter is still an open one, but one the US still needs to monitor. Articles concerning this were published during the Cold War (when India was more pro Soviet) in the US Naval Institute journals. The world is no longer bi polar, but five core nations with the capability to be a major power at the end of the this century, they are US, EU, China, India and Russia. Each with their own ambitions and interests.


27 posted on 05/10/2009 3:13:23 PM PDT by Fee (Peace, prosperity, jobs and common sense)
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The Indian Ocean will be part of India's sphere of influence and they will rigourously protect it from China.

Until the arrival of the great Messiah, India looked on the US as a partner and ally in the Indian Ocean. They may be changing their minds now with BO's moves...

That is bad, BO will lose two allies with his overtures to CHina (India and Japan)
35 posted on 05/11/2009 12:07:41 AM PDT by Cronos (Ceterum censeo, Mecca et Medina delenda est)
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