Biden’s impending signing of the “Resolve Tibet Act” will reopen this political containment front in the Himalayas and immediately increase the strategic importance of Indian-based Tibetan exile groups ahead of the predictable succession crisis that’ll follow the Dalai Lama’s passing.
Thx u Andrew for your interesting articles .The tibet question possibly opens another can of worms..and MIC..miltary industrial complex is lusting for conflicts in order to profit from the war machine.
India is very concerned about self determination of Tibet..however it ignores the Kashmiri issue on nationalistic grounds.
World war 3..preparations are ongoing with Zionists and Hegemons..all in the name of human rights.
Given the historical context and geography, the China-India problem in general and the Tibet problem in specific, will never have a long term solution. If China is under CCP control, border clashes will happen "as needed" per CCP. If a more peaceful and democratic government in China would not use military solution but a peaceful solution will be simply difficult to come by. As for Dalai, he is actually a wise guy, and maybe even a capable leader. But the situation speaks louder than any individual. No matter hundreds of "fingers" changing hands or blood stains the river, the actual line of control would not change very much. In theory, Tibet has the right to remain independent, and historically, had been independent for at least half of the time of the Chinese history. But unfortunate for Tibet, their leaders chose a religion and put religion above everything else, at least three hundred years ago. Modern technology does not exist in Tibet. Strictly speaking, anything outside of human/animal muscle control does not exist. A tribe, a people, a nation, cannot remain independent this way in modern days while sitting on the rooftop of the world. I know what I said is brutal, but it would be really hard to change the ground truth.
I don’t believe for a single second that the USG cares about Tibet other than as a piece on the global game board. This is sure to anger China, which is probably the point. For what purpose I can only guess: that it’s another attempt to goad our “enemies” into starting something so we can blame them for the war we surely want.
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Thx u Andrew for your interesting articles .The tibet question possibly opens another can of worms..and MIC..miltary industrial complex is lusting for conflicts in order to profit from the war machine.
India is very concerned about self determination of Tibet..however it ignores the Kashmiri issue on nationalistic grounds.
World war 3..preparations are ongoing with Zionists and Hegemons..all in the name of human rights.
Given the historical context and geography, the China-India problem in general and the Tibet problem in specific, will never have a long term solution. If China is under CCP control, border clashes will happen "as needed" per CCP. If a more peaceful and democratic government in China would not use military solution but a peaceful solution will be simply difficult to come by. As for Dalai, he is actually a wise guy, and maybe even a capable leader. But the situation speaks louder than any individual. No matter hundreds of "fingers" changing hands or blood stains the river, the actual line of control would not change very much. In theory, Tibet has the right to remain independent, and historically, had been independent for at least half of the time of the Chinese history. But unfortunate for Tibet, their leaders chose a religion and put religion above everything else, at least three hundred years ago. Modern technology does not exist in Tibet. Strictly speaking, anything outside of human/animal muscle control does not exist. A tribe, a people, a nation, cannot remain independent this way in modern days while sitting on the rooftop of the world. I know what I said is brutal, but it would be really hard to change the ground truth.
China can create issues with Sikkim and north east india as tit for tat to Taiwan and Tibet.But india did nothing w.r.t Taiwan.
Pelosi is now retired.
India is turning into right wing hellhole with BJP/ RSS.u should see what RSS espouses before supporting BJP. India is as diverse as Russia or USSR.
India has to think about itself being next target of NATO/ EU once china is finished.
Baltics scenario in 1990 won't happen in Tibet because of distance from NATO land.
Now that west has shown how to fight nuclear powers, there is slim chance china- india may fight. Same with india- Pakistan
I don’t believe for a single second that the USG cares about Tibet other than as a piece on the global game board. This is sure to anger China, which is probably the point. For what purpose I can only guess: that it’s another attempt to goad our “enemies” into starting something so we can blame them for the war we surely want.