[Dog Gone]

Yeah, there was a lot of that sort of thing going on in the 1940's.

I don't quite understand the mentality of those who think that "transfer" is a solution to problems on the border of a country, whether it's here or in Israel. Even if the logistical problems are overcome, all that has been accomplished is a new location for border problems. I think what these people really want is genocide, but it's not considered a polite thing to say.

That solution makes a lot more sense. The Indian/Pakistani conflict could finally be resolved if one of them successfully eliminated the other entirely. Short of achieving that goal, the parties need to sit down and figure out a way to peacefully co-exist.

Neither solution seems to be achievable, for some reason.

[Ohioan]

The potential for this thing to get out of hand, appears to be very great indeed. It is, frankly, amazing to me that this conflict gets relatively so little attention in the West. (It is not that we can do very much to prevent an explosion. But it deserves a lot more attention than it is getting. Keep in mind that it isn't just the 1,000,000,000+ people now on the Indian sub-continent. There is the immense Nation of Red China to the North, that might possibly try to pick up the pieces after a devastating exchange between the Hindus and Moslems.)

No, I do not have any good idea as to what we can or should do. But the lack of attention is very striking. If this thing gets well underway, it may be the only news from the year 2002, that anyone will be studying in 2052.

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