Guest guest Posted December 26, 2002 Report Share Posted December 26, 2002 Dear Vrin, I knew you as a realistic writer/defendant of the great treasure of the world known as Bharat/India today. Therefore I dont understand how you can spread such strange theories like in the last article (below). Who cares whether India is a democracy or not. Least interested is the USA. It is OIL, stupid! would Clinton say. One could say it is power, influence, economy... Does USA care that China is a de facto a dictatorship? And still China enjoys the most favored nation status. Saudis are a great friend of USA. Turkey who regularly butchers Kurd-nationals (40,000 of them), and has difficulties becoming a member of European Union on grounds of human rights, is a great friend of USA. Since Pres. Bush, USA itself has a terrible record on democratic rules and human rights - people around the world dont know about it because all they know about USA is what Hollywood shows them. India is a strong democracy since 50 years - but did it matter in relationship to USA. That article contains just theories, false hopes, and plans designed by enemies of Indian culture. The ONLY scientific fact is the Maharishi-Effect. Confirmed by almost 50 scientific research studies, it states that when about one square root of 1 % of population practices the Transcendental Meditation and its advanced techniques TOGETHER at one place, then crime rate, war deaths, and aggression decrease!!! It is the experience of ATMA, the unbounded pure conciousness - Unified Field of all the laws of nature that underlies and orders all phenomena in the universe spontaneously - that can prevent war and bring happiness to the world. Nothing else worked in the past and nothing will in future. Lets be realistic!! Only Veda and Vedic technologies of consciousness have that powed to peace because they turn to the most basic aspect of life! Maharishi Mahesh Yogi who brought together all the scattered pieces of Veda and Vedic Literature makes World peace and personal enlightenment possible through that simple essence of Veda - transcending! Nistraigunyo bhava - Be without the 3 gunas, o Arjuna! Transcend all and come to Me. I am the Self of everything. Reaching Me you reach all. This is Vedic politics. Not that that babling, hoping, and begging. Your article states that the nuclear problem of South East Asia is primarily Pakistans, but who helped Pak? China AND USA! WHo arms Pak? USA and other Europeans. India has the potential to be a super power - Vedic and materialistic. But it will not happen by begging or hoping. It will happen when India and Indians - whether Hindus, Christians, or Muslims - remember its Self, ATMA. From there anything is possible. With best wishes, Shaasa Vrin Parker " wrote: Message: 9 Wed, 25 Dec 2002 11:31:32 -0000 "Vrin Parker " Time to woo India?US Subj: Time to woo India? 12/20/02 5:56:12 AM Pacific Standard Time ramn An insightful analysis in AEI's December, 2002 issue of *National Security Outlook* by defense and security expert, Thomas Donnelly. Excerpts: Perhaps the most alluring partner for the United States in the coming century is India. Although underreported in the American press at the time, one of the major initiatives of the early Bush administration was an opening to New Delhi undertaken by Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage. First and foremost, India is a strong democracy. Not only is India the world's largest democracy, but it is an increasingly stable one. It also arguably boasts the world's largest Muslim population--more than 120 million--that is genuinely free; democracy in Turkey, for instance, is limited in comparison. As its democracy has deepened, India has become, haltingly, a more decent society...... "today's India," observes Ralph Peters in the U.S. Army War College journal Parameters, "is to a far greater degree, the story of the dog that didn't bark, of the hundreds of millions of Hindus and Muslims (as well as those of other faiths) who do not kill each other and who, despite seductive prejudices, work together as Indians first, whether in the government, in the military, or in business." India's government also has behaved remarkably responsibly over the past year, even at the height of tensions over Kashmir. The Vajpayee government has seemed to understand the Bush administration's need for a temporary accommodation with Pakistan; New Delhi's patience can only buttress its case as a reliable and stable future partner. Moreover, the Indian military is a serious force, not simply on land but in the Indian Ocean. It is saddled with too much Soviet-style equipment, but it has a professional officer corps and is firmly under civilian control. And the "problem" of nuclear weapons in South Asia is overwhelmingly a problem of Pakistan; that is, the real danger is the regime's instability, not the balance of armaments. President Bush has rightly framed the post-September 11 "war on terrorism" as a struggle to stabilize and democratize the Islamic world. That is an immense _____________ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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