The US’ role in ousting former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is of comparable national security consequence to India as its role in ousting former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich through similar Color Revolution means ten years ago was for Russia.
Unstable countries are easier for the US Empire to manipulate. Remember that the grift must flow. It doesn't flow so well when there is a government that puts the interests of its own people ahead of those of the Empire.
India should build a border wall. This is a good investment into infra-structure and the "benefits" are spread around all Indian States sharing a border with Bangladesh. There are also good excuses to recruit more border patrol and local defense militia. If the war cannot be avoided, then we may as well prepare for it in ways that can still benefit a peace time economy.
What, you mean no Orange Revolution to be followed by a Revolution of Dignity with a fatty handing out celebratory biscuits and another on stage and preaching the advantages of targeting hatred and violence to restrict freedom of speech, then thought, and ultimately intellectual capacity? Oh dear, poor Bangladesh! What might they have done to be threatened with such neglect?! I wonder what they might do to overcome such a potential handicap? Perhaps offering to host a violent aggressor's military machinations in the area might help?
The parallel to Ukraine is appropriate I think. Post the overthrow I'm reading about Bangladeshi Hindus being attacked by the usual "angry mobs" you find in that part of the world. All spontaneous of course. No state involvement there /s.
This could give India a reason to mount their own 'special operation' under UN 'right to protect' auspices. How that plays out, and what Pakistan's response would be is anyone's guess. As usual the US stirs up a hornets nest way beyond what it's capable of managing.
Unstable countries are easier for the US Empire to manipulate. Remember that the grift must flow. It doesn't flow so well when there is a government that puts the interests of its own people ahead of those of the Empire.
Tl;Dr the United States plays hardball.
India should build a border wall. This is a good investment into infra-structure and the "benefits" are spread around all Indian States sharing a border with Bangladesh. There are also good excuses to recruit more border patrol and local defense militia. If the war cannot be avoided, then we may as well prepare for it in ways that can still benefit a peace time economy.
"...change Bangladesh’s destiny..."
What, you mean no Orange Revolution to be followed by a Revolution of Dignity with a fatty handing out celebratory biscuits and another on stage and preaching the advantages of targeting hatred and violence to restrict freedom of speech, then thought, and ultimately intellectual capacity? Oh dear, poor Bangladesh! What might they have done to be threatened with such neglect?! I wonder what they might do to overcome such a potential handicap? Perhaps offering to host a violent aggressor's military machinations in the area might help?
India have time yet to learn how to treat US....so much soft....
The parallel to Ukraine is appropriate I think. Post the overthrow I'm reading about Bangladeshi Hindus being attacked by the usual "angry mobs" you find in that part of the world. All spontaneous of course. No state involvement there /s.
This could give India a reason to mount their own 'special operation' under UN 'right to protect' auspices. How that plays out, and what Pakistan's response would be is anyone's guess. As usual the US stirs up a hornets nest way beyond what it's capable of managing.
And yet Modi is sucking upto US by visiting Ukraine 🤮
“I'm still not really getting this.”
That’s because you are rational, unlike the US State Department.