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“moving to the April to May window means little to no Full Member international cricket and only the IPL, against which, officials acknowledge, it can't compete but can try to co-exist with.”

The interesting thing about these videos is how vastly different responses to them might be. Some will look at this and say “look how peacefully, orderly, and efficiently the police dispersed this sit in.” Others will say “look at this militarized use of force.” And both sides…

Many center-right normies in India intentionally turn a blind eye to these kinds of campaigns as a unfortunate evil needed for the national unification project. But it's not Muslims of India who demanded these things in the first place, it's the left. India needs a liberal party.

Growing pains, but eventually, nothing succeeds like success.

“Even US intelligence had two of its officers expelled from Spain in December 2023 after being caught spying. That the world does not make much noise about it reflects the power the US wields.” 12/13

“Consequently, for core intelligence requirements such as China, Delhi had to rely on London and Washington. The latter utilised the relationship to their own advantage, occasionally using the liaison channels to spy on India.” 10/13

“Public discussions in India are mostly focused on acquiring power in the military and economic sense. Not readily evident to the casual observer is an intelligence hierarchy that is dominated by powerful countries.” 8/13

Complete clarity on one side. A refusal to understand the situation is on the other side.

“It is against this perspective that one should view India’s reported spying on friends. Fundamentally speaking, the notion of friendship in international politics is itself inconsistent for India.” 6/13

“At an intellectual level.. western analysts and commentators were candid in making a case for spying on allies. Former CIA officer Peter Earnest deemed the European reaction hypocritical. Charles Kupchan, professor.. pointed out that friends today may not be friends tomorrow.”