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TACO Dotard promises more tariffs/sanctions on China, India, etc if Russia doesn’t surrender unconditionally (accept western demands). Again.
In what universe are indians "dominating corporate America"? Real power lies with the owners of capital, not the hired gun CEO.
As for politics, being democratic or autocratic doesn't mean much. America backs dictators who do their bidding. India's usefulness will only last as long as India is perceived as obedient to the US power structure. If India starts getting uppity, then they will receive far harsher treatment. But the problem for India is that they don't even have 5% of the self-sufficiency of China in key technological areas. Another problem is that their self-conception of their power is far greater than actual reality.
I think many Indians really thought they could just join the West without any real price being paid. But the last few weeks have been a rude awakening.
Strong Cixi vibes.
finally i read it. The person is missing the most important point. It was Royals who didnot increase OPEC+ production and force India to buy Russian oil. and my assumption is that they didnot like some thing about India relations with Europe. Implementation of New Europe is complex topic not easy to understand.
Emirates have been warning India about capacity consistently for many years. its like telling India do some thing.
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If you watch this channel, you can get a handle on what the US military tech bros are up to because basically they need investors and they have to publicize what they doing in hopes of getting money. What you can infer what's going on is they're literally using what Chinese technology they can get their hands on to make their prototypes they can't develop on their own in order to win US military contracts hoping the government pays the bill to then get the money to make the Chinese components at home. So they're stealing technology like how they accuse China.
The guy's company on this video is about swarm drones. He even says that he wanted to see what was out there in the world on swarm drones. What popped up on the internet were all these videos of Chinese drone shows and he was shocked. He just started his business on swarm drones and didn't know this was already out there? I use to joke and it was literally true that whatever military development happens in China, it'll take at least three years until someone in mainstream military journalism circles in the West hears about it to then determine if it's good enough to report it. A lot of it is just denial because they want to believe they're still ahead and more advanced. But then it shocks them when they hear about things like the J-36. They knock it because they can't claim it was stolen from them therefore they'll believe it doesn't work at all because you know the US is only one that make things work. Then they'll display their ignorance saying it can't be stealthy because it's so big. Bigger than a B-2 which they'll claim looks like the size of a marble on radar...?
This discussion suggests and already implies the US is already doing it where they have dummy private companies set up around the world buying Chinese technology as much as they can to supply their needs. That's why it's a joke when Americans think they can set up their own domestic industries as an alternative to China in anything.
Dominating in the sense of demographically displacing Americans across a wide swath of roles. This eventually leads to fundamental changes to the company's structure and culture. Sure, the share holders may still be your typical white American elites, but beyond selecting the CEO, the board of directors has limited power, and if most of the company is Indian, then a white CEO's hands would be tied as CEOs still rely on lower level executives to carry out their will.
White American elites can take back their corporations through divesting and putting the money into new companies with favorable white demographics. But that's risky, and it also requires working against the platform monopolies that the top companies' successes are often built around. It's not like Indians will run a company like Microsoft, Amazon, or Google to the ground - those companies already have such insane global market share in their respective industries that true disruption can only come from radical technology changes. Even mediocre Indian executives cannot screw that up, so it's not likely that the situation will change any time soon.