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"India balancing economic stability under PM .Narendra Modi " Brain dead Piddis will now attack UM .Kiren Rijiju Ji for saying this. But has he said anything wrong? Reality Check👇 Last fuel price hike- 2022. Since then- -Covid disruptions -Russia-Ukraine war -USA-Iran war -Global fuel crisis Many countries saw...

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Seeing Chaprasi Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ giving Gyan on⛽️prices instead of doing his job of cleaning toilet of Rahul Ghandy. Aaj Piddiyon ko nanga karte hi hai! 👉Useless UPA ~Global Oil Prices High ~What UPA should've done to protect Oil Cos & Consumers?- SUBSIDY! ~UPA DIDN'T GIVE SUBSIDY. Why? ~Because Fiscal Deficit was under stress & giving cash subsidy wasn't possible. Why? ~Because UPA had looted State Exchequer worth ₹4-5 Lakh Crore worth scams, sometimes causing notional losses, sometimes with actual loot. It didn't have money now to give cash subsidy to Oil Cos. ~What did UPA do then?— it issued Oil Bonds of ₹1.48 Lakh Crore deferring payment after 2020. ~Means Oil Prices must not increase to result in Loss of Votes for CONgress, Economy gayi bhadd mei. Aaj ki maut kal pe dalo. Simple Question— If CONgress Govt wouldn't have indulged in alleged corruption of ₹4-5 Lakh Crore, wouldn't it have been in a position to give cash subsidy of just ₹1.48 Lakh Crore to give relief to consumers & protect Oil Cos as well? But Miniting Money for Self was/is/will be more imp for CONgress than the Nation. 👉Magnificent Modi Sarkar Modi Sarkar has FULLY REPAID these Oil Bonds NOW! Principal: ₹1.48 Lakh Crore Interest paid (over years): ₹1.7 Lakh Crore Total: ₹3.18 Lakh Crore THIS👆 THIS WAS THE REASON WHY MODI SARKAR COULDN'T GIVE RELIEF TO CONSUMERS POST 2014 BY REDUCING RETAIL OIL PRICES DESPITE GLOBAL FUEL BECOMING CHEAPER THAN PRE-2014. And look at the audacity of Piddis who question Modi Sarkar why didn't you reduce Prices! Abe BoseDwalon, tumhare najayaj baap ke paap dho rahi thi Modi Sarkar & that too while not increasing fuel prices for straight 6 yrs. NOW ONCE OIL BONDS ARE REPAID, Modi Sarkar has given with biggest relief to consumers by reducing excise duty by ₹10/ltr on both Petrol & Diesel. Now Chaprasi Pawan Khera screams while washing Rahul Ghandy's Commode that it's not going to reduce prices & how is it relief then? Abe Hutiye, it won't reduce prices but IT WON'T ALLOW INCREASE IN PRICES EITHER...something that's happening all over World. INCREASE IN FUEL PRICES SINCE IRAN WAR: USA – ~20% Canada – ~28% Italy – ~16% Germany – ~14% China – ~12% Japan – ~18% Australia – ~36% Pakistan – ~20–24% Sri Lanka – ~25–34% Bangladesh – ~5% (50% of landmass running dry) Indonesia – ~10% Malaysia – ~5% (heavily subsidised) Turkey – ~20% 🔥BHARAT- ZERO % Yeh hota hai fiscal management, BoseDwalon Piddiyon. Yeh hota hai Pro-People Governence, Hutiye Khera. Baap ko na sikhao bachche kaise paida karne hai. Modi Sarkar has also levied export duty on Diesel at ₹21.5 per litre & on ATF at ₹29.5 per litre to protect interest of Domestic Consumers. So Modi Sarkar is sacrificing revenue from Excise on Fuel as well as Foreign Currency through Export of Fuel..... STILL Nation Running Smooth, Fuel & LPG Supply Regular, Defence Procurements happening, No Salary Cuts, Inflation under control, GDP Growth intact.... Koi bolo inn Piddiyon ko ki jakar apne Najayaj Baap se puchche...if even 10% of this was possible for CONgress to achieve FOR the Nation!
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Seeing Chaprasi Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ giving Gyan on⛽️prices instead of doing his job of cleaning toilet of Rahul Ghandy. Aaj Piddiyon ko nanga karte hi hai! 👉Useless UPA ~Global Oil Prices High ~What UPA should've done to protect Oil Cos & Consumers?- SUBSIDY! ~UPA DIDN'T GIVE SUBSIDY. Why? ~Because Fiscal Deficit was under stress & giving cash subsidy wasn't possible. Why? ~Because UPA had looted State Exchequer worth ₹4-5 Lakh Crore worth scams, sometimes causing notional losses, sometimes with actual loot. It didn't have money now to give cash subsidy to Oil Cos. ~What did UPA do then?— it issued Oil Bonds of ₹1.48 Lakh Crore deferring payment after 2020. ~Means Oil Prices must not increase to result in Loss of Votes for CONgress, Economy gayi bhadd mei. Aaj ki maut kal pe dalo. Simple Question— If CONgress Govt wouldn't have indulged in alleged corruption of ₹4-5 Lakh Crore, wouldn't it have been in a position to give cash subsidy of just ₹1.48 Lakh Crore to give relief to consumers & protect Oil Cos as well? But Miniting Money for Self was/is/will be more imp for CONgress than the Nation. 👉Magnificent Modi Sarkar Modi Sarkar has FULLY REPAID these Oil Bonds NOW! Principal: ₹1.48 Lakh Crore Interest paid (over years): ₹1.7 Lakh Crore Total: ₹3.18 Lakh Crore THIS👆 THIS WAS THE REASON WHY MODI SARKAR COULDN'T GIVE RELIEF TO CONSUMERS POST 2014 BY REDUCING RETAIL OIL PRICES DESPITE GLOBAL FUEL BECOMING CHEAPER THAN PRE-2014. And look at the audacity of Piddis who question Modi Sarkar why didn't you reduce Prices! Abe BoseDwalon, tumhare najayaj baap ke paap dho rahi thi Modi Sarkar & that too while not increasing fuel prices for straight 6 yrs. NOW ONCE OIL BONDS ARE REPAID, Modi Sarkar has given with biggest relief to consumers by reducing excise duty by ₹10/ltr on both Petrol & Diesel. Now Chaprasi Pawan Khera screams while washing Rahul Ghandy's Commode that it's not going to reduce prices & how is it relief then? Abe Hutiye, it won't reduce prices but IT WON'T ALLOW INCREASE IN PRICES EITHER...something that's happening all over World. INCREASE IN FUEL PRICES SINCE IRAN WAR: USA – ~20% Canada – ~28% Italy – ~16% Germany – ~14% China – ~12% Japan – ~18% Australia – ~36% Pakistan – ~20–24% Sri Lanka – ~25–34% Bangladesh – ~5% (50% of landmass running dry) Indonesia – ~10% Malaysia – ~5% (heavily subsidised) Turkey – ~20% 🔥BHARAT- ZERO % Yeh hota hai fiscal management, BoseDwalon Piddiyon. Yeh hota hai Pro-People Governence, Hutiye Khera. Baap ko na sikhao bachche kaise paida karne hai. Modi Sarkar has also levied export duty on Diesel at ₹21.5 per litre & on ATF at ₹29.5 per litre to protect interest of Domestic Consumers. So Modi Sarkar is sacrificing revenue from Excise on Fuel as well as Foreign Currency through Export of Fuel..... STILL Nation Running Smooth, Fuel & LPG Supply Regular, Defence Procurements happening, No Salary Cuts, Inflation under control, GDP Growth intact.... Koi bolo inn Piddiyon ko ki jakar apne Najayaj Baap se puchche...if even 10% of this was possible for CONgress to achieve FOR the Nation!

BhikuMhatre

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🚨🚨The govt’s move to reduce excise duty on petrol and diesel will NOT reduce the price of fuel for you. Wait for elections to get over! ▪️It has NOT been done to benefit the consumer ▪️It has been done to cushion the oil marketing companies like IOC, HPCL & BPCL ▪️Amidst rising global oil prices and supply disruptions the under recoveries of oil marketing companies were rising and margins were under pressure ▪️The govt has decided to take a hit on its own exchequer to maintain financial health of OMCs ▪️In the last 12 years the Modi govt has raised excise duty on petrol and diesel 14 times, and mostly under special and additional category and cess which is not shared with the states ▪️These repeated excise duty hikes boosted central government revenue from petroleum products to by Rs 39,000,000,000,000 (Rs 39 lakh crore) ▪️Excise duties under UPA Diesel: Rs 3.56/ litre Petrol: Rs 9.48/ litre ▪️Under Modi govt peak excise duty Diesel: Rs 31.83/ litre, ⬆️ 800% Petrol: Rs 32.98/ litre, ⬆️250% ▪️The govt did NOT pass benefits to consumers even when price of global crude came down significantly, it instead filled its own exchequer. ▪️This move to cushion the oil marketing companies is similar to oil bonds that the BJP so vehemently criticises 👉This revenue sacrifice via excise cuts is being done to shield OMCs and prevent sharp spike in prices - exactly what oil bonds did! 👉One will have to see what the govt dos when elections are over in the 5 states. Knowing their track record bare up for higher prices
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🚨🚨The govt’s move to reduce excise duty on petrol and diesel will NOT reduce the price of fuel for you. Wait for elections to get over! ▪️It has NOT been done to benefit the consumer ▪️It has been done to cushion the oil marketing companies like IOC, HPCL & BPCL ▪️Amidst rising global oil prices and supply disruptions the under recoveries of oil marketing companies were rising and margins were under pressure ▪️The govt has decided to take a hit on its own exchequer to maintain financial health of OMCs ▪️In the last 12 years the Modi govt has raised excise duty on petrol and diesel 14 times, and mostly under special and additional category and cess which is not shared with the states ▪️These repeated excise duty hikes boosted central government revenue from petroleum products to by Rs 39,000,000,000,000 (Rs 39 lakh crore) ▪️Excise duties under UPA Diesel: Rs 3.56/ litre Petrol: Rs 9.48/ litre ▪️Under Modi govt peak excise duty Diesel: Rs 31.83/ litre, ⬆️ 800% Petrol: Rs 32.98/ litre, ⬆️250% ▪️The govt did NOT pass benefits to consumers even when price of global crude came down significantly, it instead filled its own exchequer. ▪️This move to cushion the oil marketing companies is similar to oil bonds that the BJP so vehemently criticises 👉This revenue sacrifice via excise cuts is being done to shield OMCs and prevent sharp spike in prices - exactly what oil bonds did! 👉One will have to see what the govt dos when elections are over in the 5 states. Knowing their track record bare up for higher prices

Supriya Shrinate

38,024 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

CONgress ACTUALLY BUILT MORE WARSHIPS THAN MODI?😲 YES—if U BLINDLY compare 2 numbers. UPA: 28 warships inducted/acquired Modi Govt: 16 naval platforms commissioned from projects CONTRACTED AFTER 2014 Congrats CONgress. U finally can claim 1 victory😂 BUT HERE’S THE CATCH. My calculation of Modi Sarkar's 16 deliberately excludes every ship/submarine whose order or major project work began under UPA. That means: ❌ No Scorpene submarines — original contract was 2005 ❌ No INS Vikrant — project predates 2014 ❌ No Project-15B destroyers — programme predates 2014 EVEN THOUGH many of these were completed/commissioned under Modi Sarkar. Why apply such a strict rule? Because otherwise CONgress would immediately claim credit for projects merely because they were started during its tenure without telling you why weren't they able to complete those projects/purchases even after full 10 yrs. And that makes the larger story even more embarrassing for CONgress. In 2014, UPA Defence Minister A.K. Antony admitted that 92% of the defence capital allocation had already been exhausted and effectively said there was “no money left” for major acquisitions. The Rafale decision remained stuck. Defence procurement remained notoriously slow. And Bharat's armed forces were left waiting. Then came .Narendra Modi Ji. 🇮🇳 Make in India in Defence. 🇮🇳 Massive expansion of indigenous naval construction. 🇮🇳 6 Project-17A stealth frigates commissioned from a post-2014 contract. 🇮🇳 6 indigenous Anti-Submarine Warfare shallow-water craft commissioned. 🇮🇳 4 modern Survey Vessels commissioned. And this is only the strict post-2014-contract count: 16 platforms, started & completed within 10 yrs. If you include completion of projects approved under UPA Govt, the broader record is much larger: 40+ indigenous warships & submarines have been delivered since 2014, including inherited programmes completed under Modi. So yes, CONgress can wave the “28” number around without telling you that completed count is ONLY 4. And therefore here's the question CONgress must answer: Why was a Nation facing two hostile neighbours forced to wait years for critical defence equipment while your government kept saying procurement was stuck because there was “no money”? How did money suddenly become available after Modi Sarkar came in? So where was money going, Mr Rahul Ghandy? National security isn't a competition over who can count completed projects. It is about whether you build the capability Bharat needs — when Bharat needs it. CONgress had 10 years. Modi Ji inherited the backlog. One left defence files pending. 😪 The other turned Bharat into a defence manufacturing power.💪 And THAT is the comparison CONgress doesn't want you to know & reason why.... You must know to keep CONgress out FOREVER!
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CONgress ACTUALLY BUILT MORE WARSHIPS THAN MODI?😲 YES—if U BLINDLY compare 2 numbers. UPA: 28 warships inducted/acquired Modi Govt: 16 naval platforms commissioned from projects CONTRACTED AFTER 2014 Congrats CONgress. U finally can claim 1 victory😂 BUT HERE’S THE CATCH. My calculation of Modi Sarkar's 16 deliberately excludes every ship/submarine whose order or major project work began under UPA. That means: ❌ No Scorpene submarines — original contract was 2005 ❌ No INS Vikrant — project predates 2014 ❌ No Project-15B destroyers — programme predates 2014 EVEN THOUGH many of these were completed/commissioned under Modi Sarkar. Why apply such a strict rule? Because otherwise CONgress would immediately claim credit for projects merely because they were started during its tenure without telling you why weren't they able to complete those projects/purchases even after full 10 yrs. And that makes the larger story even more embarrassing for CONgress. In 2014, UPA Defence Minister A.K. Antony admitted that 92% of the defence capital allocation had already been exhausted and effectively said there was “no money left” for major acquisitions. The Rafale decision remained stuck. Defence procurement remained notoriously slow. And Bharat's armed forces were left waiting. Then came .Narendra Modi Ji. 🇮🇳 Make in India in Defence. 🇮🇳 Massive expansion of indigenous naval construction. 🇮🇳 6 Project-17A stealth frigates commissioned from a post-2014 contract. 🇮🇳 6 indigenous Anti-Submarine Warfare shallow-water craft commissioned. 🇮🇳 4 modern Survey Vessels commissioned. And this is only the strict post-2014-contract count: 16 platforms, started & completed within 10 yrs. If you include completion of projects approved under UPA Govt, the broader record is much larger: 40+ indigenous warships & submarines have been delivered since 2014, including inherited programmes completed under Modi. So yes, CONgress can wave the “28” number around without telling you that completed count is ONLY 4. And therefore here's the question CONgress must answer: Why was a Nation facing two hostile neighbours forced to wait years for critical defence equipment while your government kept saying procurement was stuck because there was “no money”? How did money suddenly become available after Modi Sarkar came in? So where was money going, Mr Rahul Ghandy? National security isn't a competition over who can count completed projects. It is about whether you build the capability Bharat needs — when Bharat needs it. CONgress had 10 years. Modi Ji inherited the backlog. One left defence files pending. 😪 The other turned Bharat into a defence manufacturing power.💪 And THAT is the comparison CONgress doesn't want you to know & reason why.... You must know to keep CONgress out FOREVER!

BhikuMhatre

84,172 Aufrufe • vor 2 Tagen

Khata-Khat badh gayi mehengai! After not fulfilling the promises of transferring Rs 8500/month to a woman of each family, Congress ruled Karnataka government has saddled the people of Karnataka with the burden of paying Rs 3/litre more for petrol and diesel in the state. After this decision, people of Karnataka would be forced to pay higher amounts for food items, clothing, medicines and all items of basic necessities as fuel prices directly impact prices of all goods. Such a decision just after elections have been concluded, exposes the hypocrisy of the Congress which talks about mehengai but levies approximately Rs 8litre-Rs 12/litre additional VAT in comparison with BJP ruled states. With this hike, petrol in Karnataka is now Rs 8.21/litre more expensive than both BJP-run governments in UP and Gujarat. The price gap is even more staggering if Karnataka is compared with BJP-governed Arunachal Pradesh where the party has come back to power strongly. The petrol prices in Karnataka are over Rs 12/litre higher than in Arunachal. The price gap for diesel is Rs 8.59/litre between the two states with Arunachal being much less expensive. During the last three years of global energy turmoil, the NDA government led by PM Narendra Modi Ji deftly diversified India’s crude oil purchases to ensure that petrol prices actually decreased by about 14% and diesel prices fell by nearly 11% during November 2021 -May 2024 period. During the same period, US saw petrol prices soar 29%, while neighbours Pakistan and Sri Lanka faced severe financial stress due to spike in global crude prices. Additionally, to maintain availability and affordability of transport fuels, Modi government made substantial and timely cut in excise duty in November 2021 and followed it up with another cut in May 2022. The Central govt reduced petrol and diesel prices by ₹5 per litre and ₹10 per litre, respectively, in November 2021. Following up in May 2022, petrol and diesel prices were further cut by ₹8 per litre and ₹6 per litre, respectively. Again on March 14 this year, the OMCs played a vital role in reducing prices further by Rs 2/litre. The BJP-run state governments aligned with the pro-people policies and reduced sales tax on transport fuels to further cut rates for the public and rein in inflationary pressures. For instance, petrol prices in Congress-ruled Telangana is Rs 12.76/litre higher than in UP. The difference in diesels prices between these two states is also significant at Rs 7.89/litre. Similarly, the petrol prices are Rs 9.29/ litre higher in Trinamool Congress-run West Bengal compared with BJP-run Gujarat. PM Modi Ji’s visionary leadership ensured that while the world was facing fuel price surge due to a war in Europe, India remained the only country during that period where petrol and diesel prices went down. #Khatakhat #Hypocrisy
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Khata-Khat badh gayi mehengai! After not fulfilling the promises of transferring Rs 8500/month to a woman of each family, Congress ruled Karnataka government has saddled the people of Karnataka with the burden of paying Rs 3/litre more for petrol and diesel in the state. After this decision, people of Karnataka would be forced to pay higher amounts for food items, clothing, medicines and all items of basic necessities as fuel prices directly impact prices of all goods. Such a decision just after elections have been concluded, exposes the hypocrisy of the Congress which talks about mehengai but levies approximately Rs 8litre-Rs 12/litre additional VAT in comparison with BJP ruled states. With this hike, petrol in Karnataka is now Rs 8.21/litre more expensive than both BJP-run governments in UP and Gujarat. The price gap is even more staggering if Karnataka is compared with BJP-governed Arunachal Pradesh where the party has come back to power strongly. The petrol prices in Karnataka are over Rs 12/litre higher than in Arunachal. The price gap for diesel is Rs 8.59/litre between the two states with Arunachal being much less expensive. During the last three years of global energy turmoil, the NDA government led by PM Narendra Modi Ji deftly diversified India’s crude oil purchases to ensure that petrol prices actually decreased by about 14% and diesel prices fell by nearly 11% during November 2021 -May 2024 period. During the same period, US saw petrol prices soar 29%, while neighbours Pakistan and Sri Lanka faced severe financial stress due to spike in global crude prices. Additionally, to maintain availability and affordability of transport fuels, Modi government made substantial and timely cut in excise duty in November 2021 and followed it up with another cut in May 2022. The Central govt reduced petrol and diesel prices by ₹5 per litre and ₹10 per litre, respectively, in November 2021. Following up in May 2022, petrol and diesel prices were further cut by ₹8 per litre and ₹6 per litre, respectively. Again on March 14 this year, the OMCs played a vital role in reducing prices further by Rs 2/litre. The BJP-run state governments aligned with the pro-people policies and reduced sales tax on transport fuels to further cut rates for the public and rein in inflationary pressures. For instance, petrol prices in Congress-ruled Telangana is Rs 12.76/litre higher than in UP. The difference in diesels prices between these two states is also significant at Rs 7.89/litre. Similarly, the petrol prices are Rs 9.29/ litre higher in Trinamool Congress-run West Bengal compared with BJP-run Gujarat. PM Modi Ji’s visionary leadership ensured that while the world was facing fuel price surge due to a war in Europe, India remained the only country during that period where petrol and diesel prices went down. #Khatakhat #Hypocrisy

Hardeep Singh Puri

108,459 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

In May 2014 the price of petrol was ₹ 71.41 and now it is ₹101.94 Price of diesel was ₹ 55.49 per litre in May 2014 and now it is ₹ 87.98 per litre Crude Oil was at USD $105.71 per Barrel in May 2014 and now it costs USD$ 85.55 per Barrel. Price 14.2 kg LPG cylinder in May 2014 was ₹410/- Now it costs ₹1103/-(less 200 for Rakhi) In May 2014 1USD= ₹59.44 Now 1USD = ₹82.72 Total exports in 2022-23 USD $770.18 Billion Total exports in 2013-14 USD $651.22 Billion (at present dollar conversion rates) That is 18.26% growth in 10 years during #ModiGovt In contrast the growth in exports during the 10 years of #Congress led UPA Regime was a whopping 205.05% (from 2003-2004 to 2013-14) Take notice of this During 2 successive UPA Government 2004 -2009, 2009-2014 , exports grew by 205.05% Look at the dismal performance of #BJP led NDA Government during their 2 successive Governments- 2014-2019, 2019-2024(now) They managed an exports growth of a mere 18% during their tenure. Congress grew exports by 205.05% in comparison. (The total value of exports (FoB) was USD $ 317,545 million during 2003-04. ) Balance of Trade is the difference between value of Imports as against Exports during a Financial year. India trade balance for 2022 was USD $ (-)151.46B which is 82.18% increase from 2021. Our value of imports exceeded $151.46 Billion USD against horrible exports performance in FY 2022. This is 4.47% of India's GDP This gap increased by 82.18% signifying a bad performance by the Modi Govt. In the FY 2013-14 , which is the last year of #Congress_UPA regime the difference between exports and imports was just $60.89 Billion USD which was 2.99% of our GDP Dear INDIA, Please become aware of the facts. The #ModiGovt with support of #GodiMedia is hiding the truth from you. Crony Capitalists friends from the corporate World are financing the fake narratives to make Modi as some kind of Hero. Whereas in reality, he has failed in every single parameter that measures performance. Think. Please Think. And Reflect. Ask yourself, should this fraudsters be allowed to continue in power. Are they not destroying India? You get your chance in 2024. Use your intelligence and vote for INDIA. Not their enemies.
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In May 2014 the price of petrol was ₹ 71.41 and now it is ₹101.94 Price of diesel was ₹ 55.49 per litre in May 2014 and now it is ₹ 87.98 per litre Crude Oil was at USD $105.71 per Barrel in May 2014 and now it costs USD$ 85.55 per Barrel. Price 14.2 kg LPG cylinder in May 2014 was ₹410/- Now it costs ₹1103/-(less 200 for Rakhi) In May 2014 1USD= ₹59.44 Now 1USD = ₹82.72 Total exports in 2022-23 USD $770.18 Billion Total exports in 2013-14 USD $651.22 Billion (at present dollar conversion rates) That is 18.26% growth in 10 years during #ModiGovt In contrast the growth in exports during the 10 years of #Congress led UPA Regime was a whopping 205.05% (from 2003-2004 to 2013-14) Take notice of this During 2 successive UPA Government 2004 -2009, 2009-2014 , exports grew by 205.05% Look at the dismal performance of #BJP led NDA Government during their 2 successive Governments- 2014-2019, 2019-2024(now) They managed an exports growth of a mere 18% during their tenure. Congress grew exports by 205.05% in comparison. (The total value of exports (FoB) was USD $ 317,545 million during 2003-04. ) Balance of Trade is the difference between value of Imports as against Exports during a Financial year. India trade balance for 2022 was USD $ (-)151.46B which is 82.18% increase from 2021. Our value of imports exceeded $151.46 Billion USD against horrible exports performance in FY 2022. This is 4.47% of India's GDP This gap increased by 82.18% signifying a bad performance by the Modi Govt. In the FY 2013-14 , which is the last year of #Congress_UPA regime the difference between exports and imports was just $60.89 Billion USD which was 2.99% of our GDP Dear INDIA, Please become aware of the facts. The #ModiGovt with support of #GodiMedia is hiding the truth from you. Crony Capitalists friends from the corporate World are financing the fake narratives to make Modi as some kind of Hero. Whereas in reality, he has failed in every single parameter that measures performance. Think. Please Think. And Reflect. Ask yourself, should this fraudsters be allowed to continue in power. Are they not destroying India? You get your chance in 2024. Use your intelligence and vote for INDIA. Not their enemies.

Paul Koshy

1,032,826 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 24-minute 14-second speech in the Lok Sabha on the West Asia crisis is actually much ado about nothing. ▪️ The seriousness of the situation is clear from the way Modi ji read every single word from a prepared text today. No chest thumping. No blaming Pandit Nehru, instead, he appealed for unity with the opposition. The Prime Minister mentioned the Corona crisis today several times - a grim reminder that the challenge and crisis have not yet been overcome. ▪️ But the nation which wanted to know what is India’s stand on the horrific war and devastation in West Asia - was offered empty statistics, some bluster about solar energy, and hollow claims. ▪️ In fact, Mr Modi did not name America and Israel even once. ▪️ But unlike his ill-informed bhakts, PM Modi acknowledged that the war poses a big threat, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is disrupting our gas supplies. A shortage, his spokespersons and ministers even refuse to acknowledge. ▪️ However, the Prime Minister did not clearly tell the House how oil and gas supplies will be ensured. He did not explain what talks are ongoing with Iran, Israel, and America regarding supplies? ▪️ Setting up 6 urea plants, as claimed by him won't ensure supply if urea, so where will the urea come from? Even when there was no disruption in supply, fertiliser shortage from Madhya Pradesh to Uttar Pradesh was visible to one and all. ▪️ After sacrificing the interests of our farmers in the US trade deal, it was weird to see Mr Modi talk about their trust. ▪️ It was indeed ironical, to witness PM Modi speak on energy security after handing it over to America on a platter. Will he care to explain that the very same Russian oil which we bought at huge discounts is now being purchased at a premium after getting America's “approval”? ▪️ He did not mention that LPG, petrol, industrial diesel, mustard oil, refined oil everything has become more expensive. Thousands of factories running on gas have shut down, and once again, workers are being forced to return to their villages. ▪️ The Prime Minister said that the country's refining capacity has increased. But he did not explain why crude oil production in the country has declined by 28% in the last 12 years? 👉 In his speech, the Prime Minister of India did not utter a single word on the targeted killing of a supreme leader of a sovereign country by America and Israel. 👉 Modi ji opposed the closure of the Strait of Hormuz but did not say a word of remorse about the killing of 165 innocent schoolgirls in Iran during the US-Israel attacks. 👉 And he also did not explain how our foreign policy has failed so badly that even now so many of our ships are stuck in Hormuz. 👉👉 After hearing references to Corona and call for unity twice in 24 minutes, one thing is clear - the challenge is serious, no matter what the BJP IT cell tells you and the Prime Minister has thrown in the towel already. By recalling the Corona era, it is clear that you have been left to fend for yourselves. All that’s left to be done is to get people to clap and bang plates, yet again.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 24-minute 14-second speech in the Lok Sabha on the West Asia crisis is actually much ado about nothing. ▪️ The seriousness of the situation is clear from the way Modi ji read every single word from a prepared text today. No chest thumping. No blaming Pandit Nehru, instead, he appealed for unity with the opposition. The Prime Minister mentioned the Corona crisis today several times - a grim reminder that the challenge and crisis have not yet been overcome. ▪️ But the nation which wanted to know what is India’s stand on the horrific war and devastation in West Asia - was offered empty statistics, some bluster about solar energy, and hollow claims. ▪️ In fact, Mr Modi did not name America and Israel even once. ▪️ But unlike his ill-informed bhakts, PM Modi acknowledged that the war poses a big threat, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is disrupting our gas supplies. A shortage, his spokespersons and ministers even refuse to acknowledge. ▪️ However, the Prime Minister did not clearly tell the House how oil and gas supplies will be ensured. He did not explain what talks are ongoing with Iran, Israel, and America regarding supplies? ▪️ Setting up 6 urea plants, as claimed by him won't ensure supply if urea, so where will the urea come from? Even when there was no disruption in supply, fertiliser shortage from Madhya Pradesh to Uttar Pradesh was visible to one and all. ▪️ After sacrificing the interests of our farmers in the US trade deal, it was weird to see Mr Modi talk about their trust. ▪️ It was indeed ironical, to witness PM Modi speak on energy security after handing it over to America on a platter. Will he care to explain that the very same Russian oil which we bought at huge discounts is now being purchased at a premium after getting America's “approval”? ▪️ He did not mention that LPG, petrol, industrial diesel, mustard oil, refined oil everything has become more expensive. Thousands of factories running on gas have shut down, and once again, workers are being forced to return to their villages. ▪️ The Prime Minister said that the country's refining capacity has increased. But he did not explain why crude oil production in the country has declined by 28% in the last 12 years? 👉 In his speech, the Prime Minister of India did not utter a single word on the targeted killing of a supreme leader of a sovereign country by America and Israel. 👉 Modi ji opposed the closure of the Strait of Hormuz but did not say a word of remorse about the killing of 165 innocent schoolgirls in Iran during the US-Israel attacks. 👉 And he also did not explain how our foreign policy has failed so badly that even now so many of our ships are stuck in Hormuz. 👉👉 After hearing references to Corona and call for unity twice in 24 minutes, one thing is clear - the challenge is serious, no matter what the BJP IT cell tells you and the Prime Minister has thrown in the towel already. By recalling the Corona era, it is clear that you have been left to fend for yourselves. All that’s left to be done is to get people to clap and bang plates, yet again.

Supriya Shrinate

41,153 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Enough of Piddi Nonsense! US has lifted sanctions on Bharat's purchase of Russian Oil. WHAT DOES IT ACTUALLY MEAN? IT'S ABOUT LOGISTICS COSTS! (read full) बेअक्ल Piddis are relating it to 'Permission by US to buy Russian Oil'😂 Abe Sutiyon, Bharat never stopped buying Russian Oil. Neither before Nor now! Not even when Insane Trump was charging extra 25% Tariff. Even yesterday, Russian cargoes were diverted to Bharat—2 tankers carrying 1.4 million barrels of Urals. Imports from Russia actually rose about 6% in February. THEN WHAT'S THIS WAIVER OF SANCTION?👇 The answer lies in financial and logistical restrictions, not the oil purchase itself. Let’s break it down. --- 1️⃣ What the sanctions actually targeted The sanctions were mainly against payment systems, shipping, and insurance, not directly against Bharat buying oil. These measures were linked to the war after the Russian invasion of Ukraine and were imposed by the United States Department of the Treasury and allies. Restrictions affected: -Dollar transactions -Western ship insurers -Shipping companies -Some Russian banks So Bharat was buying oil, but the process became complicated and risky. 2️⃣ How Bharat managed earlier Bharat still imported Russian crude by: -Paying through non-dollar currencies (rupee, dirham etc.) -Using a shadow tanker fleet -Using non-Western insurance Companies like Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum etc continued purchases. But this created: -Higher shipping costs -Payment delays -Legal risk for banks and traders 3️⃣ What the 30-day waiver changes The waiver temporarily removes the fear of secondary sanctions for entities dealing with Russian oil sold to India. This means for 30 days: ✔ Banks can process payments more freely ✔ Tankers and insurers face less legal risk ✔ Contracts can be signed without sanction fears ✔ Oil traders can move cargo faster So even though Bharat was buying oil earlier, the transaction now becomes smoother and cheaper. 4️⃣ Why it benefits Bharat During the waiver period: -Bharat can lock in long-term discounted contracts -Refiners can increase imports quickly -Shipping and payment costs reduce -Global traders become willing to deal again So Bharat can stockpile more discounted crude. 5️⃣ Strategic reality Bharat's stance has been very consistent under PM .Narendra Modi Ji: ➡ Bharat will buy oil based on national interest and energy security, not geopolitical pressure. And this policy helped Bharat: -Became one of the largest buyers of Russian crude -Reduced import costs significantly since 2022. ✅ In short: Bharat never stopped buying Russian oil, but the waiver reduces financial and legal friction, allowing Bharat to buy more easily, faster, and possibly cheaper. And This's what actually hurting Rahul Ghandy & his Slave CONgress. While world with struggle with Inflation, Bharat will zoom on these additional benefits. Bharat's Oil Exports will also increase as Iran has allowed Bharatiya ships to sail through Strait of Hormuz. What's worst? US has not allowed those waivers to China. It's adding more pain to agony faced by Rahul Ghandy. How can Bharat prosper when his MoU partner CCP is facing logistical & financial difficulties! It's okay, Jan-Nalayak! Learn to live with such agony & humiliation throughout your remaining life. That's Karma!
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Enough of Piddi Nonsense! US has lifted sanctions on Bharat's purchase of Russian Oil. WHAT DOES IT ACTUALLY MEAN? IT'S ABOUT LOGISTICS COSTS! (read full) बेअक्ल Piddis are relating it to 'Permission by US to buy Russian Oil'😂 Abe Sutiyon, Bharat never stopped buying Russian Oil. Neither before Nor now! Not even when Insane Trump was charging extra 25% Tariff. Even yesterday, Russian cargoes were diverted to Bharat—2 tankers carrying 1.4 million barrels of Urals. Imports from Russia actually rose about 6% in February. THEN WHAT'S THIS WAIVER OF SANCTION?👇 The answer lies in financial and logistical restrictions, not the oil purchase itself. Let’s break it down. --- 1️⃣ What the sanctions actually targeted The sanctions were mainly against payment systems, shipping, and insurance, not directly against Bharat buying oil. These measures were linked to the war after the Russian invasion of Ukraine and were imposed by the United States Department of the Treasury and allies. Restrictions affected: -Dollar transactions -Western ship insurers -Shipping companies -Some Russian banks So Bharat was buying oil, but the process became complicated and risky. 2️⃣ How Bharat managed earlier Bharat still imported Russian crude by: -Paying through non-dollar currencies (rupee, dirham etc.) -Using a shadow tanker fleet -Using non-Western insurance Companies like Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum etc continued purchases. But this created: -Higher shipping costs -Payment delays -Legal risk for banks and traders 3️⃣ What the 30-day waiver changes The waiver temporarily removes the fear of secondary sanctions for entities dealing with Russian oil sold to India. This means for 30 days: ✔ Banks can process payments more freely ✔ Tankers and insurers face less legal risk ✔ Contracts can be signed without sanction fears ✔ Oil traders can move cargo faster So even though Bharat was buying oil earlier, the transaction now becomes smoother and cheaper. 4️⃣ Why it benefits Bharat During the waiver period: -Bharat can lock in long-term discounted contracts -Refiners can increase imports quickly -Shipping and payment costs reduce -Global traders become willing to deal again So Bharat can stockpile more discounted crude. 5️⃣ Strategic reality Bharat's stance has been very consistent under PM .Narendra Modi Ji: ➡ Bharat will buy oil based on national interest and energy security, not geopolitical pressure. And this policy helped Bharat: -Became one of the largest buyers of Russian crude -Reduced import costs significantly since 2022. ✅ In short: Bharat never stopped buying Russian oil, but the waiver reduces financial and legal friction, allowing Bharat to buy more easily, faster, and possibly cheaper. And This's what actually hurting Rahul Ghandy & his Slave CONgress. While world with struggle with Inflation, Bharat will zoom on these additional benefits. Bharat's Oil Exports will also increase as Iran has allowed Bharatiya ships to sail through Strait of Hormuz. What's worst? US has not allowed those waivers to China. It's adding more pain to agony faced by Rahul Ghandy. How can Bharat prosper when his MoU partner CCP is facing logistical & financial difficulties! It's okay, Jan-Nalayak! Learn to live with such agony & humiliation throughout your remaining life. That's Karma!

BhikuMhatre

22,522 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Gulf Conflict is going to screw World, especially wrt Oil. Does Bharat need to worry? Let's deep dive before CONgress starts fear mongering to run Chinese Agenda of mounting pressure on #Modi Sarkar to build pressure on #Israel to stop #Iran War. BHARAT NEED NOT WORRY AT ALL! Bharat has 6-8 weeks of crude & crude inventories. 25-30 days LPG & Crude. Even NO immediate plan to raise the prices of Petrol & Diesel. But what if War prolongs? BHARAT STILL NEED NOT WORRY. Bharat's Energy Security? Rock-Solid, Not Shaky! Here's why Bharat needn't sweat over oil supplies—even dodging the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. Data-driven punch: Let's dive in. 👉First, diversification is our shield. Bharat's crude imports: ~5 mbpd total (Jan 2026 est.). Non-Hormuz sources dominate now—Russia at 1.16 mbpd (25% share, via Indian Ocean routes bypassing Hormuz entirely), US 0.30 mbpd (up 31% YoY from Dec 2024), West Africa (Nigeria/Libya/Egypt) surging to 5%+ combined (Nigeria alone 3.3% in Apr-Nov 2025). Latin America (Brazil/Mexico) adds 2-3%. That's ~40-45% already Hormuz-free! Gulf share down to 55% from 60%+ pre-2022. 👉Avoiding Hormuz? Easy pivot to Atlantic Basin. US/Brazil/West Africa oil sails via Cape of Good Hope—adds 20-30 days transit but zero Hormuz risk. Bharat already ramped US imports to 8.1% (Apr-Nov 2025, from 4.6% prior year). Brazil up big too. Cost? Extra freight ~$1-2/bbl, but beats disruption. Plus, Saudi/UAE bypass pipelines (East-West 5 mbpd capacity, Habshan-Fujairah 1.5 mbpd) can reroute some Gulf oil to Red Sea/Gulf of Oman—India taps that via Suez or direct. 👉Buffer power: Strategic Petroleum Reserves (SPR) at 5.33 MMT (39M barrels, 9.5 days cover) + OMC stocks (64.5 days) = 74 days total cushion. Phase II adds 6.5 MMT (12 days more), pushing toward 90-day goal. Filled to brim in 2020 low-price window—saved ₹5,000 Cr! Short-term crunch? Drawdown + spot buys from "oil on water" tankers. No panic. 👉Long-game wins: Renewables slashing oil dependency. 44.5 GW added in 2025—solar hits 132 GW, renewables meet 51.5% peak electricity demand. Transport? EVs booming (10M+ on roads by 2026 est.), biofuels blend up to 20%. Domestic output + diplomacy (ties with Russia, US, Gulf) ensures steady flow. Bharat sources from 40+ countries now—up from 19 in 2024! 👉Bottom line: Hormuz hiccup? Bharat reroutes, reserves up, diversifies hard. Every $10 oil spike adds $13-14B to bill, but buffers absorb it. Bharat is not vulnerable—Bharat is versatile. Energy security = Bharat's superpower. Now sit back & think! Would this have been possible under Policy-Paralysed CONgress Govt? A party whose Foreign Policy is no different from Domestic Appeasement Policy? Full Marks to PM .Narendra Modi Ji's Vision, EAM .Dr. S. Jaishankar Ji's Diplomacy and Petroleum Minister .Hardeep Singh Puri Ji's Oil Diplomacy. We're actually blessed to have such visionary & proactive Govt in the difficult turbulence time. #AtmanirbharBharat
2:13

Gulf Conflict is going to screw World, especially wrt Oil. Does Bharat need to worry? Let's deep dive before CONgress starts fear mongering to run Chinese Agenda of mounting pressure on #Modi Sarkar to build pressure on #Israel to stop #Iran War. BHARAT NEED NOT WORRY AT ALL! Bharat has 6-8 weeks of crude & crude inventories. 25-30 days LPG & Crude. Even NO immediate plan to raise the prices of Petrol & Diesel. But what if War prolongs? BHARAT STILL NEED NOT WORRY. Bharat's Energy Security? Rock-Solid, Not Shaky! Here's why Bharat needn't sweat over oil supplies—even dodging the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. Data-driven punch: Let's dive in. 👉First, diversification is our shield. Bharat's crude imports: ~5 mbpd total (Jan 2026 est.). Non-Hormuz sources dominate now—Russia at 1.16 mbpd (25% share, via Indian Ocean routes bypassing Hormuz entirely), US 0.30 mbpd (up 31% YoY from Dec 2024), West Africa (Nigeria/Libya/Egypt) surging to 5%+ combined (Nigeria alone 3.3% in Apr-Nov 2025). Latin America (Brazil/Mexico) adds 2-3%. That's ~40-45% already Hormuz-free! Gulf share down to 55% from 60%+ pre-2022. 👉Avoiding Hormuz? Easy pivot to Atlantic Basin. US/Brazil/West Africa oil sails via Cape of Good Hope—adds 20-30 days transit but zero Hormuz risk. Bharat already ramped US imports to 8.1% (Apr-Nov 2025, from 4.6% prior year). Brazil up big too. Cost? Extra freight ~$1-2/bbl, but beats disruption. Plus, Saudi/UAE bypass pipelines (East-West 5 mbpd capacity, Habshan-Fujairah 1.5 mbpd) can reroute some Gulf oil to Red Sea/Gulf of Oman—India taps that via Suez or direct. 👉Buffer power: Strategic Petroleum Reserves (SPR) at 5.33 MMT (39M barrels, 9.5 days cover) + OMC stocks (64.5 days) = 74 days total cushion. Phase II adds 6.5 MMT (12 days more), pushing toward 90-day goal. Filled to brim in 2020 low-price window—saved ₹5,000 Cr! Short-term crunch? Drawdown + spot buys from "oil on water" tankers. No panic. 👉Long-game wins: Renewables slashing oil dependency. 44.5 GW added in 2025—solar hits 132 GW, renewables meet 51.5% peak electricity demand. Transport? EVs booming (10M+ on roads by 2026 est.), biofuels blend up to 20%. Domestic output + diplomacy (ties with Russia, US, Gulf) ensures steady flow. Bharat sources from 40+ countries now—up from 19 in 2024! 👉Bottom line: Hormuz hiccup? Bharat reroutes, reserves up, diversifies hard. Every $10 oil spike adds $13-14B to bill, but buffers absorb it. Bharat is not vulnerable—Bharat is versatile. Energy security = Bharat's superpower. Now sit back & think! Would this have been possible under Policy-Paralysed CONgress Govt? A party whose Foreign Policy is no different from Domestic Appeasement Policy? Full Marks to PM .Narendra Modi Ji's Vision, EAM .Dr. S. Jaishankar Ji's Diplomacy and Petroleum Minister .Hardeep Singh Puri Ji's Oil Diplomacy. We're actually blessed to have such visionary & proactive Govt in the difficult turbulence time. #AtmanirbharBharat

BhikuMhatre

18,575 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

🇮🇷 GAS AND OIL TRADE - IRAN’S ATTRITION STRATEGY: A queue of ships has built up in front of the Strait of Hormuz. This is what the artery supplying the global economy with 25% of oil and 30% of liquefied natural gas currently looks like. Brent (European benchmark) reached $94.16 per barrel today (+10%). WTI (US oil) peaked at $92.42 per barrel (+14%). Overall, prices have risen more than 30% this week, a direct consequence of Sunday’s events. Russian Urals oil has outpaced this increase: by the end of February it had risen nearly 50%, from $45 to $68 per barrel. For the first time in a long while, no discounts apply. Moreover, Russian oil is now selling to India above Brent, with a $4–5 premium—around $100 per barrel. The market is experiencing shortages and panic. Experts estimate that a blockade of Hormuz could cause a 2% drop in global GDP. It may sound minor, but it isn’t. A healthy global economy typically grows 3–4% per year. Today, even without a major Middle East war, the world is on the edge of recession with 2.9% growth. A global recession is defined as growth slowing to 2–2.5%. That’s just a slowdown, not a collapse. A 2% decline from current levels would mean a roughly 5-percentage-point swing—a massive failure that would erase trillions in value. This would no longer be a recession but a deep depression by historical standards. In 2009 the global economy contracted by about 1.7%. The result: mass layoffs, falling incomes, widespread bankruptcies, and stock market crashes. If they do it on purpose, then the goal is to plunge the world into chaos and wage a war of attrition with China—otherwise China will soon overtake them. This is the only way the US can prevail. Just as Iran now has a chance to survive only through a prolonged war. Chaos by design
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🇮🇷 GAS AND OIL TRADE - IRAN’S ATTRITION STRATEGY: A queue of ships has built up in front of the Strait of Hormuz. This is what the artery supplying the global economy with 25% of oil and 30% of liquefied natural gas currently looks like. Brent (European benchmark) reached $94.16 per barrel today (+10%). WTI (US oil) peaked at $92.42 per barrel (+14%). Overall, prices have risen more than 30% this week, a direct consequence of Sunday’s events. Russian Urals oil has outpaced this increase: by the end of February it had risen nearly 50%, from $45 to $68 per barrel. For the first time in a long while, no discounts apply. Moreover, Russian oil is now selling to India above Brent, with a $4–5 premium—around $100 per barrel. The market is experiencing shortages and panic. Experts estimate that a blockade of Hormuz could cause a 2% drop in global GDP. It may sound minor, but it isn’t. A healthy global economy typically grows 3–4% per year. Today, even without a major Middle East war, the world is on the edge of recession with 2.9% growth. A global recession is defined as growth slowing to 2–2.5%. That’s just a slowdown, not a collapse. A 2% decline from current levels would mean a roughly 5-percentage-point swing—a massive failure that would erase trillions in value. This would no longer be a recession but a deep depression by historical standards. In 2009 the global economy contracted by about 1.7%. The result: mass layoffs, falling incomes, widespread bankruptcies, and stock market crashes. If they do it on purpose, then the goal is to plunge the world into chaos and wage a war of attrition with China—otherwise China will soon overtake them. This is the only way the US can prevail. Just as Iran now has a chance to survive only through a prolonged war. Chaos by design

Lord Bebo

105,059 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

“Russia is toast. It is a permanent neighbour of China. The Chinese will get whatever it is they need out of Russia.” - Sarah Paine* Sarah Paine: What kind of question is that? What are we looking at here? Let's disaggregate your three powers. Russia is a shadow of the Soviet Union. It is going to be a vassal state. It already is. It's a vassal state of China. And there's no way they're going to dig their way out of that one anytime soon. There was this wonderful opportunity for Russia—it was very difficult after the implosion of the Soviet Union—but there was a wonderful opportunity around, I don't know, 2000-ish when oil prices went way up. That would have been the opportunity to clear out the legal system, to make it more conducive for small businesses to be able to make money and to keep their money and not have some "protection" person trying to take their money, and improving the road system. Instead, putin rose to power on a diet of wars. He comes to power in the second Chechen war leveling Chechnya to keep it... I don't know. And then he does the 2008 war to take Ossetia and Abkhazia from Georgia. And these things are popular in Russia and the oil prices are going up, so there's money to share with Russian standard of living going up. But then oil prices take a big reverse and they reach another peak around the time of the 2014 invasion of Ukraine. Pyotr Kurzin: Yeah. Sarah Paine: And there was another peak right after the invasion again, but basically oil prices are down and Russia lacks the technological ability to develop new oil fields without Western capital. So it's spending all of its money—well, it's blowing up its money. Its money is going into armaments for Ukraine where they get blown up, and it's just going to make Russia poorer and poorer and poorer. And you look at—oh yeah, I got some statistics that you’d be entertained with. In 1980, the Soviet Union had six times the GDP of China. And now I'm going to swap to GNP—today China has 14 times the GNP of Russia. So Russia's toast. It is a permanent neighbor of China. The Chinese will get whatever it is they need out of Russia.” Paine said. *Sarah Paine is a prominent American historian and academic specializing in global strategy, maritime power, and the history of East Asia and Russia. In recent years, she has gained significant public attention for her geopolitical analysis of modern conflicts, particularly regarding the Russia-Ukraine war and China's strategic role in global order.
2:21

“Russia is toast. It is a permanent neighbour of China. The Chinese will get whatever it is they need out of Russia.” - Sarah Paine* Sarah Paine: What kind of question is that? What are we looking at here? Let's disaggregate your three powers. Russia is a shadow of the Soviet Union. It is going to be a vassal state. It already is. It's a vassal state of China. And there's no way they're going to dig their way out of that one anytime soon. There was this wonderful opportunity for Russia—it was very difficult after the implosion of the Soviet Union—but there was a wonderful opportunity around, I don't know, 2000-ish when oil prices went way up. That would have been the opportunity to clear out the legal system, to make it more conducive for small businesses to be able to make money and to keep their money and not have some "protection" person trying to take their money, and improving the road system. Instead, putin rose to power on a diet of wars. He comes to power in the second Chechen war leveling Chechnya to keep it... I don't know. And then he does the 2008 war to take Ossetia and Abkhazia from Georgia. And these things are popular in Russia and the oil prices are going up, so there's money to share with Russian standard of living going up. But then oil prices take a big reverse and they reach another peak around the time of the 2014 invasion of Ukraine. Pyotr Kurzin: Yeah. Sarah Paine: And there was another peak right after the invasion again, but basically oil prices are down and Russia lacks the technological ability to develop new oil fields without Western capital. So it's spending all of its money—well, it's blowing up its money. Its money is going into armaments for Ukraine where they get blown up, and it's just going to make Russia poorer and poorer and poorer. And you look at—oh yeah, I got some statistics that you’d be entertained with. In 1980, the Soviet Union had six times the GDP of China. And now I'm going to swap to GNP—today China has 14 times the GNP of Russia. So Russia's toast. It is a permanent neighbor of China. The Chinese will get whatever it is they need out of Russia.” Paine said. *Sarah Paine is a prominent American historian and academic specializing in global strategy, maritime power, and the history of East Asia and Russia. In recent years, she has gained significant public attention for her geopolitical analysis of modern conflicts, particularly regarding the Russia-Ukraine war and China's strategic role in global order.

Yasmina

33,963 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Zack Polanski, "Why is what's happening in Iran, affecting our energy bills?" Tessa Khan, "This is the second time it's happened in four years, we've been at the mercy of the oil and gas markets because of a dictator somewhere, or an autocrat that has decided to go to war" "The UK is dependent on oil and gas, but the price we pay are set by international markets" "While we produce our own gas in the North Sea, we don't make enough of it to influence ho wmuch we end up paying for it" "What happened in 2022, and what we're seeing happening now, is a squeeze on gas, and now gas and oil" "The Strait of Hormuz has shut down, major LNG facilities have been destroyed in the Gulf, so there's a spike" "We're in unchartered territory because there is no pretext for the war beyond whatever the Trump administration and the Israeli government decide on the day" "But also, if you listen to the experts, such as the head of the international energy agency, they say this could be worse than the two 1970s oil crisis in terms of its impact on energy markets" Zack Polanski, "What do we do about being in unchartered territory?" Tessa Khan, "Look after people. People are still reeling with prices going through the roof in 2022" "In the UK we have millions of households in energy debt, that can't afford to pay their energy bills" "Fuel poverty has increased significantly. From kids not being able to do their homework, to people with health conditions suffering even worse circumstances" "Priority is looking after people and making sure that support goes to them" "And then we have to address the root cause of this" "Half of the recessions the UK has faced since the 1970s has been because of fossil fuel price shocks, we've got to get off of fossil fuels" "We have transition to the technologies we have in the UK that will protect us from this insane fossil fuel rollercoaster and also help the climate crisis"
3:24

Zack Polanski, "Why is what's happening in Iran, affecting our energy bills?" Tessa Khan, "This is the second time it's happened in four years, we've been at the mercy of the oil and gas markets because of a dictator somewhere, or an autocrat that has decided to go to war" "The UK is dependent on oil and gas, but the price we pay are set by international markets" "While we produce our own gas in the North Sea, we don't make enough of it to influence ho wmuch we end up paying for it" "What happened in 2022, and what we're seeing happening now, is a squeeze on gas, and now gas and oil" "The Strait of Hormuz has shut down, major LNG facilities have been destroyed in the Gulf, so there's a spike" "We're in unchartered territory because there is no pretext for the war beyond whatever the Trump administration and the Israeli government decide on the day" "But also, if you listen to the experts, such as the head of the international energy agency, they say this could be worse than the two 1970s oil crisis in terms of its impact on energy markets" Zack Polanski, "What do we do about being in unchartered territory?" Tessa Khan, "Look after people. People are still reeling with prices going through the roof in 2022" "In the UK we have millions of households in energy debt, that can't afford to pay their energy bills" "Fuel poverty has increased significantly. From kids not being able to do their homework, to people with health conditions suffering even worse circumstances" "Priority is looking after people and making sure that support goes to them" "And then we have to address the root cause of this" "Half of the recessions the UK has faced since the 1970s has been because of fossil fuel price shocks, we've got to get off of fossil fuels" "We have transition to the technologies we have in the UK that will protect us from this insane fossil fuel rollercoaster and also help the climate crisis"

Farrukh

50,167 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

The whole Left ecosystem, starting with the Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge to Congress Chief Ministers across states, seem to have gotten into a frenzy and have become desperate to hide the truth that PM Sri Narendra Modi ji exposed in his tweets on #FakePromisesOfCongress. What Modi Ji has highlighted is a living reality in Karnataka - unsustainable freebie model has wreaked havoc on our State's developmental journey in the last 1.5 years, severely crippling the pace of our progress. What Mr. Kharge himself admits in the video that went viral proves this fact. Apart from his warning to not go overboard with promises, he says that there is no money to make roads. Some people seem to have missed this in translation but that's the indicative reality in Karnataka. That's the gist of what he was trying to say - that development has taken a backfoot in the state because of the unsustainable guarantees that the Congress party is trying to keep alive. It asserts the fact that Congress has fully realized the cost of its own guarantees on State's finances. Take CM Siddaramaiah's last budget for instance. To accommodate these freebies - although there is a budgetary provision made, he has achieved the provision by reducing budget in other key sectors. - The agricultural budget has been reduced by 38%. - The irrigation budget - crucial for many North Karnataka districts and in South Karnataka too - has been reduced by 17%. - The Capital Expenditure is down by 13%. - For Education, 11% budget is allocated while State Average is 14.7%. - Further, Congress budget has allocated merely 0.6% towards Urban Development, against other States average of 3.5%. - Inadequate fund have pushed Bangalore infra from bad to worse. - About Rs 13,000 crore of SC/ST funds have been redirected to fund the freebies. - Every MLA across all party lines is seen complaining about the lack of funds for local area development. - Govt stopped Rs 4000/- that was earlier added as State Contribution to PM Kisan Fund, directly impacting over 58 Lakh farmers. What's worse, while Govt hospitals do not have medicines at their pharmacy due to lack of funds, legacy institutions like KSRTC are being pushed to 100s of crores of losses. All done to keep the evidently unsustainable Guarantees alive. This shouldn't come as a surprise as it's not the first time that Congress itself has spoken about the ground reality in Karnataka. DCM DK Shivakumar, in the first six months of the Government taking over, had said there are no funds for development in Karnataka. CM's Financial Advisor Basavaraj Rayareddy had blamed the freebies for the lack of growth in the state. Mr. Kharge's statement is the most recent addition to such series of admissions by the Congress party. Anyway, it brings another opportunity to throw light on the mishaps that the Karnataka Govt is pursuing on the economic front. When BJP presented its last budget under CM Basavaraj S Bommai, it was a revenue surplus budget. But the latest budget under Siddaramaiah has a revenue deficit of over Rs 12,000 crore! And as always, Congress is taxing the middle class to bridge this gap in revenue. Congress Govt has gone on a spree to hike taxes on so many items that are essential for daily lives. In just 1 year or so, Karnataka has seen hikes in water bills, electricity bills, hike in transportation costs, property tax, stamp paper duty, hike in petrol and diesel, road tax on new vehicles, milk price, excise duty hike and the list goes on. To fund the Freebies, Congress is siphoning money off the common man's pocket. This is why we call this Govt as the #PickpocketSarkara. Claiming to give benefits, but looting the same people is a strategy that is bound to fail. People see through this, and identify this strategy very well. What Modi Ji has highlighted is how aware citizens are making informed choices like they made in Haryana. As much as Mr. Kharge, or DCM, or CM may try to hide PM's message with shrill rhetoric and name calling, his message to be vigilant from Congress fake promises reflects the ground reality in Karnataka.
5:36

The whole Left ecosystem, starting with the Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge to Congress Chief Ministers across states, seem to have gotten into a frenzy and have become desperate to hide the truth that PM Sri Narendra Modi ji exposed in his tweets on #FakePromisesOfCongress. What Modi Ji has highlighted is a living reality in Karnataka - unsustainable freebie model has wreaked havoc on our State's developmental journey in the last 1.5 years, severely crippling the pace of our progress. What Mr. Kharge himself admits in the video that went viral proves this fact. Apart from his warning to not go overboard with promises, he says that there is no money to make roads. Some people seem to have missed this in translation but that's the indicative reality in Karnataka. That's the gist of what he was trying to say - that development has taken a backfoot in the state because of the unsustainable guarantees that the Congress party is trying to keep alive. It asserts the fact that Congress has fully realized the cost of its own guarantees on State's finances. Take CM Siddaramaiah's last budget for instance. To accommodate these freebies - although there is a budgetary provision made, he has achieved the provision by reducing budget in other key sectors. - The agricultural budget has been reduced by 38%. - The irrigation budget - crucial for many North Karnataka districts and in South Karnataka too - has been reduced by 17%. - The Capital Expenditure is down by 13%. - For Education, 11% budget is allocated while State Average is 14.7%. - Further, Congress budget has allocated merely 0.6% towards Urban Development, against other States average of 3.5%. - Inadequate fund have pushed Bangalore infra from bad to worse. - About Rs 13,000 crore of SC/ST funds have been redirected to fund the freebies. - Every MLA across all party lines is seen complaining about the lack of funds for local area development. - Govt stopped Rs 4000/- that was earlier added as State Contribution to PM Kisan Fund, directly impacting over 58 Lakh farmers. What's worse, while Govt hospitals do not have medicines at their pharmacy due to lack of funds, legacy institutions like KSRTC are being pushed to 100s of crores of losses. All done to keep the evidently unsustainable Guarantees alive. This shouldn't come as a surprise as it's not the first time that Congress itself has spoken about the ground reality in Karnataka. DCM DK Shivakumar, in the first six months of the Government taking over, had said there are no funds for development in Karnataka. CM's Financial Advisor Basavaraj Rayareddy had blamed the freebies for the lack of growth in the state. Mr. Kharge's statement is the most recent addition to such series of admissions by the Congress party. Anyway, it brings another opportunity to throw light on the mishaps that the Karnataka Govt is pursuing on the economic front. When BJP presented its last budget under CM Basavaraj S Bommai, it was a revenue surplus budget. But the latest budget under Siddaramaiah has a revenue deficit of over Rs 12,000 crore! And as always, Congress is taxing the middle class to bridge this gap in revenue. Congress Govt has gone on a spree to hike taxes on so many items that are essential for daily lives. In just 1 year or so, Karnataka has seen hikes in water bills, electricity bills, hike in transportation costs, property tax, stamp paper duty, hike in petrol and diesel, road tax on new vehicles, milk price, excise duty hike and the list goes on. To fund the Freebies, Congress is siphoning money off the common man's pocket. This is why we call this Govt as the #PickpocketSarkara. Claiming to give benefits, but looting the same people is a strategy that is bound to fail. People see through this, and identify this strategy very well. What Modi Ji has highlighted is how aware citizens are making informed choices like they made in Haryana. As much as Mr. Kharge, or DCM, or CM may try to hide PM's message with shrill rhetoric and name calling, his message to be vigilant from Congress fake promises reflects the ground reality in Karnataka.

Tejasvi Surya

42,212 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Jagdeep was 'Gayab' after resigning (reportedly for conspiring against Modi Sarkar) & then popped up suddenly for a faltu book launch 'Hum Aur Yah Vishwa’. Intrigued by this I checked author & everything started falling in place. Author is Manmohan Vaidya, Joint Gen Sec of RSS...most influential post after RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat. Manmohan Vaidya has interesting track record. PM Modi Ji was declared BJP's PM Candidate on 12 Sept 2013. But Vaidya was already feeling too bad about it since long time before that. Some of his interesting statements👇 -"The Sangh is not in favour of any personality cult. BJP should decide its leader through consensus, not by promoting individuals." -"BJP should not name a prime ministerial candidate prematurely and that the victory in Gujarat was a collective effort, not just about an individual." -"To discuss BJP's prime ministerial candidate after Gujarat assembly elections is both premature and irrelevant. Gujarat assembly elections weren't fought for this purpose." -"Modi is only one among the many prime ministerial candidates in the BJP." -"Gujarat chief minister's candidature would work to the advantage of BJP's rivals." Interestingly, some of these statements were made during September 7-9, 2013 to be specific. Before 12 Sept 2013, there was also a meeting held b/w RSS & BJP after 'some' BJP leaders who didn't want Modi Ji’s name to be declared as PM Candidate, went to RSS for intervention. Manmohan Vaidya was more than enthusiastic to issue a statement that time too. “This meeting was not held to take a decision [on the PM candidate]. I will not say this here.” (When pressed on Modi specifically.) He added that the RSS had shared its "feelings" but left the call to the BJP. Fortunately, BJP took the 'right' call & Modi Ji was declared as PM candidate DEFYING 'Suggestions' from RSS. We must always remain indebted to late-Arun Jaitley Sir, Rajnath Singh Ji & late-Manohar Parrikar Ji for making this possible and change Bharat's destiny forever. But Manmohan Vaidya didn't seem to be very happy even after BJP winning LS with full majority on its own & continued making statements which could hurt BJP. Everyone knows 'road to Delhi' passes through UP. Winning UP Assembly in 2017 was of utmost importance for BJP before 2019 LS Elections and Manmohan Vaidya strikes again...Vaidya kicked up a controversy by suggesting a review of the reservation policy just before Assembly Election. That one statement was enough to wipe out BJP from UP forever (it wasn't in power in UP since 25 yrs already) & with it 2019 LS also. But fortunately, BJP worked in overdrive to clear the confusion. Mounting pressure forced Vaidya to issue clarification. Hats off to UP RSS unit which knew importance & desperation to win UP. Add to it meticulous planning of Amit Shah Ji & BJP stormed to power with Brute Majority to open roads for 2019 LS also. So Jagdeep attending book launch of 'this' person solved a big puzzle. And...inspite of working so hard, Vaidya has not been able to get his 'favourite' person in PM's Chair. Ps- I'm not denying RSS's contribution to Nation & Society. It is still the most dedicated orgañ to Society & Nation. Ideology hasn't changed, but people have. And sadly...people run orgñ. RSS is the same, Maybe people running it are not! RSS devouts will not like me writing this & will come pouncing on me. But I can see from a neutral PoV what a RSS affiliate can't, because.... I'm neither from RSS or BJP....I'm devoted ONLY & ONLY to Modi-Shah Ji & 'that's why' to BJP. So any criticism can't stop me from writing my opinion.
3:49

Jagdeep was 'Gayab' after resigning (reportedly for conspiring against Modi Sarkar) & then popped up suddenly for a faltu book launch 'Hum Aur Yah Vishwa’. Intrigued by this I checked author & everything started falling in place. Author is Manmohan Vaidya, Joint Gen Sec of RSS...most influential post after RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat. Manmohan Vaidya has interesting track record. PM Modi Ji was declared BJP's PM Candidate on 12 Sept 2013. But Vaidya was already feeling too bad about it since long time before that. Some of his interesting statements👇 -"The Sangh is not in favour of any personality cult. BJP should decide its leader through consensus, not by promoting individuals." -"BJP should not name a prime ministerial candidate prematurely and that the victory in Gujarat was a collective effort, not just about an individual." -"To discuss BJP's prime ministerial candidate after Gujarat assembly elections is both premature and irrelevant. Gujarat assembly elections weren't fought for this purpose." -"Modi is only one among the many prime ministerial candidates in the BJP." -"Gujarat chief minister's candidature would work to the advantage of BJP's rivals." Interestingly, some of these statements were made during September 7-9, 2013 to be specific. Before 12 Sept 2013, there was also a meeting held b/w RSS & BJP after 'some' BJP leaders who didn't want Modi Ji’s name to be declared as PM Candidate, went to RSS for intervention. Manmohan Vaidya was more than enthusiastic to issue a statement that time too. “This meeting was not held to take a decision [on the PM candidate]. I will not say this here.” (When pressed on Modi specifically.) He added that the RSS had shared its "feelings" but left the call to the BJP. Fortunately, BJP took the 'right' call & Modi Ji was declared as PM candidate DEFYING 'Suggestions' from RSS. We must always remain indebted to late-Arun Jaitley Sir, Rajnath Singh Ji & late-Manohar Parrikar Ji for making this possible and change Bharat's destiny forever. But Manmohan Vaidya didn't seem to be very happy even after BJP winning LS with full majority on its own & continued making statements which could hurt BJP. Everyone knows 'road to Delhi' passes through UP. Winning UP Assembly in 2017 was of utmost importance for BJP before 2019 LS Elections and Manmohan Vaidya strikes again...Vaidya kicked up a controversy by suggesting a review of the reservation policy just before Assembly Election. That one statement was enough to wipe out BJP from UP forever (it wasn't in power in UP since 25 yrs already) & with it 2019 LS also. But fortunately, BJP worked in overdrive to clear the confusion. Mounting pressure forced Vaidya to issue clarification. Hats off to UP RSS unit which knew importance & desperation to win UP. Add to it meticulous planning of Amit Shah Ji & BJP stormed to power with Brute Majority to open roads for 2019 LS also. So Jagdeep attending book launch of 'this' person solved a big puzzle. And...inspite of working so hard, Vaidya has not been able to get his 'favourite' person in PM's Chair. Ps- I'm not denying RSS's contribution to Nation & Society. It is still the most dedicated orgañ to Society & Nation. Ideology hasn't changed, but people have. And sadly...people run orgñ. RSS is the same, Maybe people running it are not! RSS devouts will not like me writing this & will come pouncing on me. But I can see from a neutral PoV what a RSS affiliate can't, because.... I'm neither from RSS or BJP....I'm devoted ONLY & ONLY to Modi-Shah Ji & 'that's why' to BJP. So any criticism can't stop me from writing my opinion.

BhikuMhatre

221,474 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Wolfers: For nine out of the last 10 presidencies, if you’d said, “How much should we blame the president for what’s going on with the economy right now?” I would have said that the president is just one factor among many. That’s what I would have said nine out of 10 times. This is the 10th time. There’s literally no question about the cause of the current oil price spike. It is that we decided to go to war in Iran on an open-ended, ill-defined mission, and we’re not quite sure what to do. The Iranians took over the Strait of Hormuz, and now the global economy is substantially fractured and global energy markets are in disarray. There’s no question about what caused that. We know that because we actually saw things get a little bit better in June during the ceasefire, but those happy days are behind us. There’s also no question that tariffs are a complete own goal. They’ve led to higher prices paid by Americans. And that, I think, explains why, if you look at the United States compared to our peers in the G7—think of these as other economies that are kind of like, if the U.S. economy had mates, this is who they’d be—comparable large industrialized economies, the United States right now has higher inflation than any of them. We’re number one, but it’s not one of those good number ones. And let me just add: it really does hurt my heart because we know how not to screw things up. Any economics textbook, anyone who’s taken introductory economics, would know that there are large economic costs to going to war. They would know that starting a global trade war in a chaotic and incoherent fashion is all downside and no upside.
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Wolfers: For nine out of the last 10 presidencies, if you’d said, “How much should we blame the president for what’s going on with the economy right now?” I would have said that the president is just one factor among many. That’s what I would have said nine out of 10 times. This is the 10th time. There’s literally no question about the cause of the current oil price spike. It is that we decided to go to war in Iran on an open-ended, ill-defined mission, and we’re not quite sure what to do. The Iranians took over the Strait of Hormuz, and now the global economy is substantially fractured and global energy markets are in disarray. There’s no question about what caused that. We know that because we actually saw things get a little bit better in June during the ceasefire, but those happy days are behind us. There’s also no question that tariffs are a complete own goal. They’ve led to higher prices paid by Americans. And that, I think, explains why, if you look at the United States compared to our peers in the G7—think of these as other economies that are kind of like, if the U.S. economy had mates, this is who they’d be—comparable large industrialized economies, the United States right now has higher inflation than any of them. We’re number one, but it’s not one of those good number ones. And let me just add: it really does hurt my heart because we know how not to screw things up. Any economics textbook, anyone who’s taken introductory economics, would know that there are large economic costs to going to war. They would know that starting a global trade war in a chaotic and incoherent fashion is all downside and no upside.

Acyn

232,065 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

.Narendra Modi ji Fake narratives cannot be a substitute for REAL welfare. Have a look at the economic turmoil you have created by looting ordinary citizens of their last paisa! Even the festive cheer could not lift the spirits of India's Economy - reeling under low consumption, high inflation, widening inequality, dampened investment and wage stagnation. Even industry captains are forced to talk about '‘missing middle class’ syndrome, as Modi Govt's deals a body blow to the poor and middle class by imposing backbreaking price rise and wiping out their savings through mindless taxation! 5 undeniable facts — 1. Food Inflation is at 9.2%. Vegetable inflation surged from 10.7% in August to a 14-month high of 36% in September 2024. 2. It is a fact that FMCG sector has seen demand sharply decline, with growth in sales dropping from 10.1% to just 2.8% in a year. Your own Finance Ministry's monthly report states this. FMCG companies reported a decline in margins and have stated that this could lead to an increase in prices if raw material costs become unmanageable for companies. 3. Household savings have plunged to a 50-year low. Consumption has severely dipped due to high food inflation. For instance, the growth in F&B sector, which used to be in double digits, is now down to 1.5-2%. Analysts at Nomura India have noted that urban demand shall continue to lag due to lower salary increases, waning pent-up demand, high interest rates, and tight credit conditions. 4. Passenger vehicle sales dropped by 19% in September, and most October sales are flat. Finance Ministry has noted that there has been 2.3% contraction in automobile sales. A crucial indicator of rural economic health, two-wheeler sales, has yet to surpass 2018 numbers. Even SUV sales are at a 26-month low. Housing sales in India’s top 8 cities declined by 5% in the quarter ending September 2024. 5. Real wages for labourers stagnated between 2014-2023, and in fact declined between 2019-2024. (Labour Bureau's Wage Rate Index) Between 2014-15 and 2021-22, inflation-adjusted wages of India’s workforce have risen by less than 1% (ILO) Modi ji, it is crystal clear that you do not believe in hard data, since you have mastered the art of FAKERY! BJP's anti-people policies are corroding India's Economy! We challenge you to speak about the REAL issues facing common people in your future election rallies, instead of spewing lies against the Opposition!
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.Narendra Modi ji Fake narratives cannot be a substitute for REAL welfare. Have a look at the economic turmoil you have created by looting ordinary citizens of their last paisa! Even the festive cheer could not lift the spirits of India's Economy - reeling under low consumption, high inflation, widening inequality, dampened investment and wage stagnation. Even industry captains are forced to talk about '‘missing middle class’ syndrome, as Modi Govt's deals a body blow to the poor and middle class by imposing backbreaking price rise and wiping out their savings through mindless taxation! 5 undeniable facts — 1. Food Inflation is at 9.2%. Vegetable inflation surged from 10.7% in August to a 14-month high of 36% in September 2024. 2. It is a fact that FMCG sector has seen demand sharply decline, with growth in sales dropping from 10.1% to just 2.8% in a year. Your own Finance Ministry's monthly report states this. FMCG companies reported a decline in margins and have stated that this could lead to an increase in prices if raw material costs become unmanageable for companies. 3. Household savings have plunged to a 50-year low. Consumption has severely dipped due to high food inflation. For instance, the growth in F&B sector, which used to be in double digits, is now down to 1.5-2%. Analysts at Nomura India have noted that urban demand shall continue to lag due to lower salary increases, waning pent-up demand, high interest rates, and tight credit conditions. 4. Passenger vehicle sales dropped by 19% in September, and most October sales are flat. Finance Ministry has noted that there has been 2.3% contraction in automobile sales. A crucial indicator of rural economic health, two-wheeler sales, has yet to surpass 2018 numbers. Even SUV sales are at a 26-month low. Housing sales in India’s top 8 cities declined by 5% in the quarter ending September 2024. 5. Real wages for labourers stagnated between 2014-2023, and in fact declined between 2019-2024. (Labour Bureau's Wage Rate Index) Between 2014-15 and 2021-22, inflation-adjusted wages of India’s workforce have risen by less than 1% (ILO) Modi ji, it is crystal clear that you do not believe in hard data, since you have mastered the art of FAKERY! BJP's anti-people policies are corroding India's Economy! We challenge you to speak about the REAL issues facing common people in your future election rallies, instead of spewing lies against the Opposition!

Mallikarjun Kharge

118,622 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

//The Wire//1800Z July 16, 2026// //ROUTINE// //BLUF: UKRAINIAN ATTACKS CONTINUE ON RUSSIAN SHIPPING IN BLACK SEA, RUSSIA RETALIATES BY STRIKING UKRAINIAN SHIPPING. WILDFIRES CONTINUE TO SPREAD IN CANADA.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- -International Events- Europe: The war in Ukraine has continued to expand, with attacks on Russian merchant vessels remaining constant in the Black Sea. Russia has likewise retaliated by striking Ukrainian vessels also located within the Black Sea, as well as several port cities in southwestern Ukraine. Middle East: The war continues as before, with regular strikes taking place in the coastal regions which have been host to targeting for several days. Last night the US struck the port of Bandar Abbas again, and the Iranians have responded with attacks on Kuwait, which continued sporadically overnight. Analyst Comment: One aspect of the war that has not escalated for now, has been the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. After the initial mutual strikes two days ago, the Saudi's have chosen to back off of this line of effort, probably because they realized how bad of an idea it is to start a fight with the Houthis right now. That Saudi East-West Pipeline is the main asset that is keeping Saudi Arabia in the global oil market right now, and the Houthis can very easily threaten their main revenue source. Canada: Over the past few days, wildfires have continued to spread throughout the nation. As of this morning, at total of 859x wildfires are actively burning nationwide in Canada, most of which are clustered in Ontario, Qeubec, and the Northwest Territories. Of these active fires, 63x are out of control with zero percent containment. Evacuations of thousands of rural and tribal areas have been ordered over thousands of square miles, and air quality alerts have been issued for much of the American northeast and mid-Atlantic due to the smoke. -----END TEARLINE----- Analyst Comments: Though not exactly grabbing front page headlines, the war in Ukraine has continued to expand and become increasingly more serious during this year's summer offensive. Numbers are hard to independently verify, but the Ukrainians claim a total of 136x Russian vessels have been struck so far during this Black Sea targeting campaign since it began last week. This number seems a little high, but what is undeniable is that the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov have become a new front during this war...for both sides, as demonstrated by the Russians now targeting Ukrainian ships. Equally important is the impact this is having on the broader Russian oil market. Previous strikes on petroleum refineries resulted in fuel shortages throughout Russia, which have varied by severity and location. Striking tankers in the Black Sea really only impacts the petroleum export market, and the long-term impacts of this will be interesting to follow. Like it or not, the concept of globalization has functioned as designed, and most nations are linked to each other in ways that are not readily apparent at first. Russia mostly exports oil to India and China, and their exports have remained high during the Persian Gulf crisis. So Ukraine, in striking the oil intended for China, is directly playing a hand in the Gulf War...a conflict thousands of miles away. How this will manifest over the next few weeks will be important. Gas prices in the US have been MUCH cheaper than they should be, due to a long list of factors, one of which has been the Chinese dipping into their own reserves to sharply reduce their demand. Ukraine strikes ships intended for China, and China now has to either dip into their reserves more...or buy more oil from the Middle East, and demand goes up in an already restricted supply chain. The Gulf War is still hot to some degree, and the minuscule flow of oil that had begun to trickle out of the Gulf during the ceasefire has once again slowed to a drip...and now that Ukraine is striking Russian oil intended for China, an already tight oil market is probably going to be squeezed even harder. Analyst: S2A1 Research: NomadNet: 5fa68c88be727a0e1a250a75e5e79269 Disclaimer: No LLMs were used in the writing of this report. //END REPORT//
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//The Wire//1800Z July 16, 2026// //ROUTINE// //BLUF: UKRAINIAN ATTACKS CONTINUE ON RUSSIAN SHIPPING IN BLACK SEA, RUSSIA RETALIATES BY STRIKING UKRAINIAN SHIPPING. WILDFIRES CONTINUE TO SPREAD IN CANADA.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- -International Events- Europe: The war in Ukraine has continued to expand, with attacks on Russian merchant vessels remaining constant in the Black Sea. Russia has likewise retaliated by striking Ukrainian vessels also located within the Black Sea, as well as several port cities in southwestern Ukraine. Middle East: The war continues as before, with regular strikes taking place in the coastal regions which have been host to targeting for several days. Last night the US struck the port of Bandar Abbas again, and the Iranians have responded with attacks on Kuwait, which continued sporadically overnight. Analyst Comment: One aspect of the war that has not escalated for now, has been the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. After the initial mutual strikes two days ago, the Saudi's have chosen to back off of this line of effort, probably because they realized how bad of an idea it is to start a fight with the Houthis right now. That Saudi East-West Pipeline is the main asset that is keeping Saudi Arabia in the global oil market right now, and the Houthis can very easily threaten their main revenue source. Canada: Over the past few days, wildfires have continued to spread throughout the nation. As of this morning, at total of 859x wildfires are actively burning nationwide in Canada, most of which are clustered in Ontario, Qeubec, and the Northwest Territories. Of these active fires, 63x are out of control with zero percent containment. Evacuations of thousands of rural and tribal areas have been ordered over thousands of square miles, and air quality alerts have been issued for much of the American northeast and mid-Atlantic due to the smoke. -----END TEARLINE----- Analyst Comments: Though not exactly grabbing front page headlines, the war in Ukraine has continued to expand and become increasingly more serious during this year's summer offensive. Numbers are hard to independently verify, but the Ukrainians claim a total of 136x Russian vessels have been struck so far during this Black Sea targeting campaign since it began last week. This number seems a little high, but what is undeniable is that the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov have become a new front during this war...for both sides, as demonstrated by the Russians now targeting Ukrainian ships. Equally important is the impact this is having on the broader Russian oil market. Previous strikes on petroleum refineries resulted in fuel shortages throughout Russia, which have varied by severity and location. Striking tankers in the Black Sea really only impacts the petroleum export market, and the long-term impacts of this will be interesting to follow. Like it or not, the concept of globalization has functioned as designed, and most nations are linked to each other in ways that are not readily apparent at first. Russia mostly exports oil to India and China, and their exports have remained high during the Persian Gulf crisis. So Ukraine, in striking the oil intended for China, is directly playing a hand in the Gulf War...a conflict thousands of miles away. How this will manifest over the next few weeks will be important. Gas prices in the US have been MUCH cheaper than they should be, due to a long list of factors, one of which has been the Chinese dipping into their own reserves to sharply reduce their demand. Ukraine strikes ships intended for China, and China now has to either dip into their reserves more...or buy more oil from the Middle East, and demand goes up in an already restricted supply chain. The Gulf War is still hot to some degree, and the minuscule flow of oil that had begun to trickle out of the Gulf during the ceasefire has once again slowed to a drip...and now that Ukraine is striking Russian oil intended for China, an already tight oil market is probably going to be squeezed even harder. Analyst: S2A1 Research: NomadNet: 5fa68c88be727a0e1a250a75e5e79269 Disclaimer: No LLMs were used in the writing of this report. //END REPORT//

S2 Underground

14,395 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

🚨Angel investor Simon Dixon explains how the U.S. economy Ponzi scheme is approaching imminent collapse: "[This] is an absolute disaster." "The only solution [now] is to print more money than Covid... more money than the global financial crisis." "[The U.S. needs] to roll over $7 trillion of debt at either 4.5% or 5%." This clip of Dixon (Simon Dixon) is taken from an interview with Rex Jones (Rex Jones) and Tim Tompkins (Tim Tompkins), hosts of Infowars’ The American Journal, posted to YouTube on April 1, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "The way this actually works is currently the average interest on the US debt right now, approximately $40 trillion, approaching $40 trillion, is 3.3%. In order to keep the Ponzi scheme alive, you have to— America has to have a growth rate above 3.3%. If you don't have a growth rate above the average cost on the debt, then you enter into the unwinding of the cycle, which would be a recession and a depression. "Every time that happens, they need to find a new way of printing money in order to try and stimulate growth. One of those is fund the military industrial complex, create war, but the problem is with that is it extracts wealth from the average American person because they end up with the debt and the company ends up with all the profits. And so in order to keep the Ponzi alive, you have to extract all the assets from the average person. And the economy becomes a mechanism for rolling over. "Now you have to have growth above the average cost of the debt. What's happening right now? In this global reset where all energy and 50 different supply chains are being renegotiated, the projected growth rate for America is approximately 2% this year and 1.7% next year. At the same time, the 10-year treasury and the 30- year treasury is spiking, not as much as the rest of the world, but it's spiking up to dangerous levels. Four and a half percent and 5%. "Now you need to roll over $7 trillion of debt at either 4.5% or 5%. The only solution to that was what Trump tried to do. He tried to regime change the Federal Reserve and enforce low-yield bonds on the short term by effectively dumping them on Americans. So the largest foreign lender to the US Government right now is Cayman Islands, which is the hedge funds. "So what he tried to do is he tried to force interest rates down artificially low by regime changing the Fed. And then they could be dumped on American people and American pensions and you could subsidize the demonetization of this program. "[But], effectively, that's all gone wrong. So now we enter into an inflationary cycle because this war was meant to be short. It looks like the IRGC put up a bigger resistance than anyone imagined was possible. So now you won't get the short-term rates down. The long-term rates are rising, oil prices are going up, so you've created a supply shock and inflation. So you can't get those rates down and growth is going to go down at the same time as unemployment. That is an absolute disaster. "I do not want to reiterate how bad things are going to get from here. I'm not one to say doomerism. I've always believed they could keep this Ponzi scheme going for quite some time. But the growth rate is going to be significantly below the average interest rate, which means that the only solution here is to print more money than Covid, more money than Long Term Capital Management, more money than the global financial crisis, and experience the same economy of the 1973 oil embargo."
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🚨Angel investor Simon Dixon explains how the U.S. economy Ponzi scheme is approaching imminent collapse: "[This] is an absolute disaster." "The only solution [now] is to print more money than Covid... more money than the global financial crisis." "[The U.S. needs] to roll over $7 trillion of debt at either 4.5% or 5%." This clip of Dixon (Simon Dixon) is taken from an interview with Rex Jones (Rex Jones) and Tim Tompkins (Tim Tompkins), hosts of Infowars’ The American Journal, posted to YouTube on April 1, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "The way this actually works is currently the average interest on the US debt right now, approximately $40 trillion, approaching $40 trillion, is 3.3%. In order to keep the Ponzi scheme alive, you have to— America has to have a growth rate above 3.3%. If you don't have a growth rate above the average cost on the debt, then you enter into the unwinding of the cycle, which would be a recession and a depression. "Every time that happens, they need to find a new way of printing money in order to try and stimulate growth. One of those is fund the military industrial complex, create war, but the problem is with that is it extracts wealth from the average American person because they end up with the debt and the company ends up with all the profits. And so in order to keep the Ponzi alive, you have to extract all the assets from the average person. And the economy becomes a mechanism for rolling over. "Now you have to have growth above the average cost of the debt. What's happening right now? In this global reset where all energy and 50 different supply chains are being renegotiated, the projected growth rate for America is approximately 2% this year and 1.7% next year. At the same time, the 10-year treasury and the 30- year treasury is spiking, not as much as the rest of the world, but it's spiking up to dangerous levels. Four and a half percent and 5%. "Now you need to roll over $7 trillion of debt at either 4.5% or 5%. The only solution to that was what Trump tried to do. He tried to regime change the Federal Reserve and enforce low-yield bonds on the short term by effectively dumping them on Americans. So the largest foreign lender to the US Government right now is Cayman Islands, which is the hedge funds. "So what he tried to do is he tried to force interest rates down artificially low by regime changing the Fed. And then they could be dumped on American people and American pensions and you could subsidize the demonetization of this program. "[But], effectively, that's all gone wrong. So now we enter into an inflationary cycle because this war was meant to be short. It looks like the IRGC put up a bigger resistance than anyone imagined was possible. So now you won't get the short-term rates down. The long-term rates are rising, oil prices are going up, so you've created a supply shock and inflation. So you can't get those rates down and growth is going to go down at the same time as unemployment. That is an absolute disaster. "I do not want to reiterate how bad things are going to get from here. I'm not one to say doomerism. I've always believed they could keep this Ponzi scheme going for quite some time. But the growth rate is going to be significantly below the average interest rate, which means that the only solution here is to print more money than Covid, more money than Long Term Capital Management, more money than the global financial crisis, and experience the same economy of the 1973 oil embargo."

Sense Receptor

136,715 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Anthony Albanese has just appointed the wrong person to head up the Fuel Taskforce. Albanese is a lifelong waste of taxpayers’ money. But much worse than that, he has been out of his depth for his entire career. He now presents an imminent danger to our nation’s prosperity, national security and strategic preparedness. Many people will suffer for his efforts as push-comes-to-shove in our latest fuel crisis. As they say in the playground “it takes one to know one”, and not to be outdone, Albanese has gone and put a lifelong climate zealot and total waste of taxpayer money, Anthea Harris, in charge of his government’s response to the fuel crisis. The clip below, is Anthea giving an address to the ANU in her capacity as the head of the Climate Change Authority back in 2015. She either believes that all of these non-solutions to the non-climate problem are really necessary - which would make her rather daft - or she knows it is all a complete scam, and she is just a scammer… A professional scammer, living on the taxpayer, and living well at that. More, the net result of her work so far has been to help destroy our energy grid and just about everything else relating to our ability to make and do things in Australia. Because cheap and reliable energy is central to everything. Everything. Whether it is coal, gas or liquid fuels, Australia needs these things to provide a first world living standard for the people. She has been an instrumental part of the war on our living standards thus far. All the while they threw our prosperity in the air, put on a blindfold and hoped to catch it in a windmill shaped glove. Now she is in charge of Albanese’s response to our critical, non-critical supply of petrochemicals that are at crisis levels, but we are not in a crisis. If you believe any of what they say… She is not an expert in logistics, or oil supply, petrochemicals or any other area that might qualify her to ensure we have enough fuel to drive critical infrastructure. Not to mention little things like food reaching the supermarket shelves. She is not the right person for the job. She probably thinks we could use this crisis as an opportunity to further destroy lives and livelihoods as they relentlessly pursue the hopeless goal of changing global temperatures. I am sure she will see it that way. She probably thinks we can all work from home and stop eating meat for the good of the planet. I have no doubt Albanese thinks she will do a great job of whatever it is he thinks he is achieving at our expense. I have no doubt we will be worse off for her best efforts. We have good cause to be very cynical of the current leadership. They won’t even admit there are problems - not in any of the areas where there are many problems - so they won’t be able to properly solve them. We have every right to be worried, and we have little cause to respect them or their leadership at this critical time in our nation’s history. I am afraid that if we don’t vote all of these absolute lightweights out of office at the next election, there won’t be a Nation left. I have no doubt there are problems in the opposition and other camps, but they could not be worse than the problems we have in government. I just want Australia back.
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Anthony Albanese has just appointed the wrong person to head up the Fuel Taskforce. Albanese is a lifelong waste of taxpayers’ money. But much worse than that, he has been out of his depth for his entire career. He now presents an imminent danger to our nation’s prosperity, national security and strategic preparedness. Many people will suffer for his efforts as push-comes-to-shove in our latest fuel crisis. As they say in the playground “it takes one to know one”, and not to be outdone, Albanese has gone and put a lifelong climate zealot and total waste of taxpayer money, Anthea Harris, in charge of his government’s response to the fuel crisis. The clip below, is Anthea giving an address to the ANU in her capacity as the head of the Climate Change Authority back in 2015. She either believes that all of these non-solutions to the non-climate problem are really necessary - which would make her rather daft - or she knows it is all a complete scam, and she is just a scammer… A professional scammer, living on the taxpayer, and living well at that. More, the net result of her work so far has been to help destroy our energy grid and just about everything else relating to our ability to make and do things in Australia. Because cheap and reliable energy is central to everything. Everything. Whether it is coal, gas or liquid fuels, Australia needs these things to provide a first world living standard for the people. She has been an instrumental part of the war on our living standards thus far. All the while they threw our prosperity in the air, put on a blindfold and hoped to catch it in a windmill shaped glove. Now she is in charge of Albanese’s response to our critical, non-critical supply of petrochemicals that are at crisis levels, but we are not in a crisis. If you believe any of what they say… She is not an expert in logistics, or oil supply, petrochemicals or any other area that might qualify her to ensure we have enough fuel to drive critical infrastructure. Not to mention little things like food reaching the supermarket shelves. She is not the right person for the job. She probably thinks we could use this crisis as an opportunity to further destroy lives and livelihoods as they relentlessly pursue the hopeless goal of changing global temperatures. I am sure she will see it that way. She probably thinks we can all work from home and stop eating meat for the good of the planet. I have no doubt Albanese thinks she will do a great job of whatever it is he thinks he is achieving at our expense. I have no doubt we will be worse off for her best efforts. We have good cause to be very cynical of the current leadership. They won’t even admit there are problems - not in any of the areas where there are many problems - so they won’t be able to properly solve them. We have every right to be worried, and we have little cause to respect them or their leadership at this critical time in our nation’s history. I am afraid that if we don’t vote all of these absolute lightweights out of office at the next election, there won’t be a Nation left. I have no doubt there are problems in the opposition and other camps, but they could not be worse than the problems we have in government. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

12,957 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Regional conflict II Although there have been public reconciliations, the relationship between Iran and the Gulf nations has never reached its peak, perhaps due to religious issues, but also geopolitical ones, since Iran sponsors or has sponsored militias in those countries. It would only take one of the dozens of missiles launched by Iran against an American base in the region to hit a local civilian target. This could occur due to jamming, spoofing, or simply something fabricated. Faced with internal pressure and from the United States, there are high chances that these countries would join in, especially with Iran under heavy attack. These countries, when they allow a foreign base, do so because they have already chosen their side, seeking ties that bring security, but at the price of some submission. President Trump even has better relations with the leaders of these countries than with European leaders in general. I still don't see how to carry out any attack without using the neighboring bases, mainly due to logistics issues and aircraft range. Without that, only the two CSGs would remain, with about 2,000 VLS cells, as I'm considering there are more submarines composing these fleets, I think no fewer than 4. I also consider that 50-70% of these VLS would be armed with anti-aircraft missiles. That would mean 600-1,000 Tomahawks, which would devastate a high number of military targets. It seems like a high number, but normally several are launched at the same target, sometimes dozens depending on the case. For a country like Iran, this still wouldn't be enough to destroy all strategic targets. But it would cause chaos and the closure of the strait, driving oil and gas prices sky-high. This would directly benefit few oil exporters, but mainly Russia and American oil companies, whose two countries export practically the same amount of crude oil. But how would the American population view skyrocketing fuel prices caused by a war? There's this political aspect that must be considered. In conclusion, I believe Iran could face multiple fronts in this conflict, fueled by events beyond its control. However, the math doesn't add upfor an attack against the Persian nation. Would the US back a strike despite high risks in an election year? Based on what military movements suggest, yes. In my view, these logistical maneuvers go beyond mere intimidation." Meanwhile, Israel is likely to ramp up pressure, knowing that Iran is on the verge of obtaining a nuclear weapon. (Video by New.Aitelly.H)
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Regional conflict II Although there have been public reconciliations, the relationship between Iran and the Gulf nations has never reached its peak, perhaps due to religious issues, but also geopolitical ones, since Iran sponsors or has sponsored militias in those countries. It would only take one of the dozens of missiles launched by Iran against an American base in the region to hit a local civilian target. This could occur due to jamming, spoofing, or simply something fabricated. Faced with internal pressure and from the United States, there are high chances that these countries would join in, especially with Iran under heavy attack. These countries, when they allow a foreign base, do so because they have already chosen their side, seeking ties that bring security, but at the price of some submission. President Trump even has better relations with the leaders of these countries than with European leaders in general. I still don't see how to carry out any attack without using the neighboring bases, mainly due to logistics issues and aircraft range. Without that, only the two CSGs would remain, with about 2,000 VLS cells, as I'm considering there are more submarines composing these fleets, I think no fewer than 4. I also consider that 50-70% of these VLS would be armed with anti-aircraft missiles. That would mean 600-1,000 Tomahawks, which would devastate a high number of military targets. It seems like a high number, but normally several are launched at the same target, sometimes dozens depending on the case. For a country like Iran, this still wouldn't be enough to destroy all strategic targets. But it would cause chaos and the closure of the strait, driving oil and gas prices sky-high. This would directly benefit few oil exporters, but mainly Russia and American oil companies, whose two countries export practically the same amount of crude oil. But how would the American population view skyrocketing fuel prices caused by a war? There's this political aspect that must be considered. In conclusion, I believe Iran could face multiple fronts in this conflict, fueled by events beyond its control. However, the math doesn't add upfor an attack against the Persian nation. Would the US back a strike despite high risks in an election year? Based on what military movements suggest, yes. In my view, these logistical maneuvers go beyond mere intimidation." Meanwhile, Israel is likely to ramp up pressure, knowing that Iran is on the verge of obtaining a nuclear weapon. (Video by New.Aitelly.H)

Patricia Marins

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Countries thinking there's going to be a global reset creating a China led world order, as CCP has made everyone believe for years are mistaken. The US has already put in place a sequence of events that is going to prevent this, and put China in its place, starting with the election of Donald Trump - as I had written months before he got elected (attached post). The US has already taken control of Panama canal and Venezuela. It is a matter of time before Cuba and all of South America are in US control. The US also wants Russia on its side and Russia will mostly pivot. It knows about the China influenced US deep state that created the Ukraine war and also removed Trump in 2020. It knows China is quietly taking over Russia's north east and may invade one day. It knows China's partnership with the US was one of reasons for the fall of the USSR. For which China got rewarded with business and tech by the US. Russia will silently pivot to be friendly with the west as soon as the Ukraine war is ended (the old DS is still preventing this influencing Europe against US wishes.) The US is already at work in Iran. Once the regime goes, most of the middle east will be under US control. Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Pakistan, Bangladesh all have already been prepared to be under US fold. China has lost influence in South Asia. The US is also in control of most of the world's energy except Russia's. It is getting control of all shipping lanes and channels, especially if it exerts control on Greenland, which it is trying and may get, directly or indirectly. Those who can see all these events and connect them can understand what's happening. To think somehow China will be able to break the US hegemony, collapse the dollar without collapsing itself, and upend the world order in its favor is delusional as of now. A delusion created by the China propaganda in the last decade by influencing most of world's mainstream media and infiltrating world's social media. Not just people but many countries are still in this delusion I think. The CCP, of course, is not going to collapse without a fight causing a lot of issues in the world. Now, where this fight will be and how it will be done is anybody's guess. But my opinion has been it won't go for Taiwan. It won't go fight the US directly or indirectly. Which rules out Japan, Phillipines, and Korea. That leaves only India and Vietnam. But Vietnam's own communist party seems more aligned with China now. So that's why I say China will create conflict with India when things start going south at home. Because this conflict is manageable with no risk of US intervention and no threat of India escalating it into a devastating nuclear war as a responsible power. And by using Pakistan, it has a possibility of a limited propaganda win to keep citizens in China supporting the CCP. It already made preparation for this starting a conflict in 2020 during Covid when China was sure everything was going as per plan. It has tested India, found weaknesses and strengths, prepared itself to fill gaps, and is sitting tight for the next move. But whatever move China makes, the US will ensure it gets trapped and weakened. Be it India or Taiwan, be it another plandemic or planned dumping of US treasuries to hit the dollar, China can't escape without issues. Being a single party dictatorship, the political collapse is inevitable one day. India or the US can fight a war, lose some territory or strategic interest to China, the worst that can happen is public disillusionment, protests, a collapse of the govt and a new one elected. Think about this in China's case. This is where it is headed as economic issues hit. And that economic hit and manufactured recession is coming, mostly in the next two years (after mid terms), created by the US by Trump's actions, trade wars, and takeovers around the world.
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Countries thinking there's going to be a global reset creating a China led world order, as CCP has made everyone believe for years are mistaken. The US has already put in place a sequence of events that is going to prevent this, and put China in its place, starting with the election of Donald Trump - as I had written months before he got elected (attached post). The US has already taken control of Panama canal and Venezuela. It is a matter of time before Cuba and all of South America are in US control. The US also wants Russia on its side and Russia will mostly pivot. It knows about the China influenced US deep state that created the Ukraine war and also removed Trump in 2020. It knows China is quietly taking over Russia's north east and may invade one day. It knows China's partnership with the US was one of reasons for the fall of the USSR. For which China got rewarded with business and tech by the US. Russia will silently pivot to be friendly with the west as soon as the Ukraine war is ended (the old DS is still preventing this influencing Europe against US wishes.) The US is already at work in Iran. Once the regime goes, most of the middle east will be under US control. Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Pakistan, Bangladesh all have already been prepared to be under US fold. China has lost influence in South Asia. The US is also in control of most of the world's energy except Russia's. It is getting control of all shipping lanes and channels, especially if it exerts control on Greenland, which it is trying and may get, directly or indirectly. Those who can see all these events and connect them can understand what's happening. To think somehow China will be able to break the US hegemony, collapse the dollar without collapsing itself, and upend the world order in its favor is delusional as of now. A delusion created by the China propaganda in the last decade by influencing most of world's mainstream media and infiltrating world's social media. Not just people but many countries are still in this delusion I think. The CCP, of course, is not going to collapse without a fight causing a lot of issues in the world. Now, where this fight will be and how it will be done is anybody's guess. But my opinion has been it won't go for Taiwan. It won't go fight the US directly or indirectly. Which rules out Japan, Phillipines, and Korea. That leaves only India and Vietnam. But Vietnam's own communist party seems more aligned with China now. So that's why I say China will create conflict with India when things start going south at home. Because this conflict is manageable with no risk of US intervention and no threat of India escalating it into a devastating nuclear war as a responsible power. And by using Pakistan, it has a possibility of a limited propaganda win to keep citizens in China supporting the CCP. It already made preparation for this starting a conflict in 2020 during Covid when China was sure everything was going as per plan. It has tested India, found weaknesses and strengths, prepared itself to fill gaps, and is sitting tight for the next move. But whatever move China makes, the US will ensure it gets trapped and weakened. Be it India or Taiwan, be it another plandemic or planned dumping of US treasuries to hit the dollar, China can't escape without issues. Being a single party dictatorship, the political collapse is inevitable one day. India or the US can fight a war, lose some territory or strategic interest to China, the worst that can happen is public disillusionment, protests, a collapse of the govt and a new one elected. Think about this in China's case. This is where it is headed as economic issues hit. And that economic hit and manufactured recession is coming, mostly in the next two years (after mid terms), created by the US by Trump's actions, trade wars, and takeovers around the world.

Aravind

432,823 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten