How Indian oligarch helped clinch the nuclear !
Azrul Aalwi
Indian PM encounters feud between the two - Anil and Mukesh Ambani
Jul. 6, 2008 It is a shame what is going on in New Delhi. The Samajwadi
Party of Amer Singh is Mulayam Singh Yadav is fully funded and controlled by
the Indian oligarch Anil Ambani. Anil Ambani is in a battle of power, money,
prestige and the hierarchy of Indian oligarchs status with brother Mukesh
Ambani. They fight all the time like the underworld mobs and mafia of NY and
Las Vegas.
Anil Ambani told Amar Singh and Mulayam Singh Yadava of SP who are sponsored
and paid by him to help Manmohan Singh get what he wants. Let that western
loving PM gets his nuke deal. In exchange Amar Singh has handed over to PM
Mohan Singh demands that will surprise all. They want PM to punish Anil's
brother Mukesh through cancellation of the export-oriented unit (EOU) status
of petroleum refineries in the country.
Reliance Industries, owned by Mukesh Ambani whose group is now locked in a
telecom share dispute with younger brother and Amar's friend Anil Ambani,
enjoys EOU status that entitles the company to duty-free import of crude.
The other two demands will help Indian oligarch Anil Ambani directly. They
are charging private telecom operators more for the band of radio waves
granted by the government and bringing the exchange rate to Rs 39 a dollar
(the rate was Rs 43.16 to a dollar on Friday).
The circus has started before the down fall of the Government. PM Manmohan
Singh now is the centerpiece of the feud between the two industrial warlords
of India Mukesh and Anil Ambani. Anil just bought the India-US nuclear deal
to punish Mukesh.
Guess what, the Congress party of Sonia Gandhi now is turned into
participants in the mob and mafia fight of India. What a shame!
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n Aug 31, 7:45 pm, "Azrul Aalwi" <nore...@email.com> wrote:
> HowIndianoligarch helped clinch the nuclear deal for Manmohan Singh - nowIndianPM encounters feud between the two - Anil and Mukesh Ambani
> Jul. 6, 2008 It is a shame what is going on in New Delhi. The Samajwadi
> Party of Amer Singh is Mulayam Singh Yadav is fully funded and controlled by
> theIndianoligarch Anil Ambani. Anil Ambani is in a battle of power, money,
> prestige and the hierarchy ofIndianoligarchs status with brother Mukesh
> Ambani. They fight all the time like the underworld mobs and mafia of NY and
> Las Vegas.
>
> Anil Ambani told Amar Singh and Mulayam Singh Yadava of SP who are sponsored
> and paid by him to help Manmohan Singh get what he wants. Let that western
> loving PM gets his nuke deal. In exchange Amar Singh has handed over to PM
> Mohan Singh demands that will surprise all. They want PM to punish Anil's
> brother Mukesh through cancellation of the export-oriented unit (EOU) status
> of petroleum refineries in the country.
>
> Reliance Industries, owned by Mukesh Ambani whose group is now locked in a
> telecom share dispute with younger brother and Amar's friend Anil Ambani,
> enjoys EOU status that entitles the company to duty-free import of crude.
>
> The other two demands will helpIndianoligarch Anil Ambani directly. They
> are charging private telecom operators more for the band of radio waves
> granted by the government and bringing the exchange rate to Rs 39 a dollar
> (the rate was Rs 43.16 to a dollar on Friday).
>
> The circus has started before the down fall of the Government. PM Manmohan
> Singh now is the centerpiece of the feud between the two industrial warlords
> of India Mukesh and Anil Ambani. Anil just bought the India-US nuclear deal
> to punish Mukesh.
>
> Guess what, the Congress party of Sonia Gandhi now is turned into
> participants in the mob and mafia fight of India. What a shame!http://www.indiadaily.com/editorial/19759.asp
>
> Find lowest prices for India hotels at HotelBookingPro.com - Price
> Comparison Service. We search top hotels websites at once and return you the
> lowest prices and largest choice of hotels.http://hotelbookingpro.com/Country/India.htm
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"We believe India to be a more honest and less-deceitful ally than
China would ever be."
-- Algonquin J. Calhoun
U.S. Second Deputy Assistant Under Secretary Of
Defense For Chinese Containment
----------------------
"U.S. Eyes Bigger Slice Of Indian Defense Pie"
"New Delhi Boosting Military Budget in Modernization Mission"
By Emily Wax
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, September 26, 2009
NEW DELHI -- In the ballroom of a five-star hotel here, executives
from Bethesda-based Lockheed Martin, the world's biggest arms
supplier, threw a candlelight reception one recent night to woo Indian
defense experts as their country embarks on a major military shopping
spree.
India plans to spend an estimated $100 billion on defense over the
next decade to modernize its Soviet-era arsenal. With its growing
military footprint, India is steering away from traditional ally
Russia, its main weapons supplier, and looking toward the United
States to help upgrade its weapons systems and troop gear.
As the world's largest democracy, India is seen as the most dependable
U.S. ally in a part of the world that also includes Afghanistan and
Pakistan, both of which are racked by Islamist insurgencies. But
India's expanding military ambitions, and the U.S. role in selling
this nuclear-armed nation more firepower, is starting to worry its
neighbors, especially perennial rival Pakistan. India also has ongoing
border disputes with another Asian giant, China, which defeated it in
a short 1962 war.
"This increase in India's military spending is seen with rising
anxiety here in Pakistan," said Hasan-Askari Rizvi, a leading defense
analyst in Pakistan, which receives substantial U.S. military
assistance in its fight against Taliban insurgents in the country's
northwest. "As long as India builds pressure on Pakistan militarily,
Pakistan won't move troops to fight the Taliban, period. In the
future, there could potentially be a situation like the 1965 war
between India and Pakistan, where both used American weapons against
each other."
India is pushing the Obama administration to ease the acquisition of
U.S. weapons and technology. Already this year, a high-level U.S.
government group cleared the way for Lockheed and Boeing to offer
India cutting-edge radar technology for fighter jets. At the U.S.
Embassy in New Delhi, defense contractors such as Northrop Grumman are
sponsoring little league baseball teams, the companies' names stitched
onto the uniforms.
About 70 percent of India's military equipment comes from Russia, said
Sitanshu Kar, a spokesman for the Indian Defense Ministry. But some
Indian military officials have complained about the quality and cost
of Russian equipment and have advocated a shift to U.S. suppliers.
"We've had a long-standing relationship with Russia. But that's
changing now," Kar said.
The country that spawned the Gandhian principles of nonviolence now
has a shopping list that includes 126 fighter jets, 155mm howitzers,
long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft, vast cargo planes used in
long-distance conflicts, high-tech helicopters and deep-water
submarines. Boeing is vying with Lockheed -- along with French,
Russian and Swedish companies and a European consortium -- for a
fighter jet deal worth about $10 billion.
India is holding flight tests for the fighter jets. Lockheed and
Boeing have conducted demonstration flights for Indian celebrities and
defense experts. Irrespective of who wins the deal, New Delhi is
requiring that at least 50 percent of the contract value be farmed out
to Indian companies for goods, labor and material.
After terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India's financial capital, in
November, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh vowed to overhaul the
country's intelligence service and weaponry. And he has since
reiterated the pledge.
"We will do all that is necessary to modernize the security and
intelligence services, and that's a commitment which is essential,"
Singh said after a budget announcement this summer.
Almost every weekend, there are cocktails and closed-door
presentations in the suites of New Delhi's five-star hotels, hosted by
retired admirals and generals from the U.S. armed forces who now work
for defense firms, such as Raytheon and Northrop Grumman.
"America's relationship to India is maturing and expanding. India is
an important global player now," said William S. Cohen, a defense
secretary during the Clinton administration who is a member of the
U.S.-India Business Council's board of directors.
The bond between New Delhi and Washington was strengthened last year
with a historic nuclear deal. The deal paves the way for India to grow
its civilian nuclear power industry, part of a $100 billion pie, of
which the United States is hoping for a large slice.
Defense experts say that India is lagging in the Asian arms race
against China. This year, Chinese defense spending reached $71
billion, second only to the United States'. China's military buildup
is a concern for both the United States and India, with the latter
seen by Washington as a counterbalance to China's growing dominance in
the region. India is spending about $29 billion on defense this year,
an increase of 25 percent over 2008 but still far below China's
budget. India spends about 2 percent of its gross domestic product on
defense, while China spent 4.3 percent last year and Pakistan spent
3.5 percent.
Much of India's 2,200-mile border with China is unsettled, said Ashok
K. Mehta, a retired Indian general and security expert. Tensions
between India and China escalated this month after media reports
indicated that Chinese soldiers had crossed into Indian territory and
had left Chinese calligraphy on some boulders. At the same time, China
has been cementing strategic ties with many of India's neighbors:
Pakistan, Burma, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
"A lot of people think India's number one problem is Pakistan, but
it's China," said Mehta, adding that perceived threats from China, not
Pakistan, prodded India to build its nuclear arsenal. "The best way to
prevent a war is to reduce the gap in the military balance. The onus
is now on India to catch up to China."
The Mumbai attacks, in which more than 170 people were killed by 10
gunmen who had traveled from Pakistan by sea, exposed vast gaps in
India's security system. The three-day siege became a pivotal point in
the country's drive to beef up and modernize its armed forces and its
arsenal.
India wants its strategic reach to extend beyond the Indian Ocean and
the Arabian Sea, where Indian naval forces protect vital sea lanes
from pirates. Nearly 90 percent of India's oil imports arrive by sea.
"Everywhere India turns, it sees enemies. China is breathing down
India's neck. Afghanistan is a failed state. Pakistan is aflame. Sri
Lanka is still unstable. The list goes on and on," said Brahma
Chellaney, professor of strategic studies at the Center for Policy
Research. "It's really saying something when we see our most stable
neighbors as Bangladesh and Myanmar," he added, referring to Burma by
its other name.
Indian analysts say that U.S. priorities in India have shifted since a
decade ago, when Washington brought military sanctions against New
Delhi after its 1998 nuclear tests. Those sanctions have slowly been
phased out.
"India will look back -- generations down the road -- at this period
as a defining moment for its new, modern military," said Roger Rose,
chief executive of Lockheed Martin India, which is renting half a wing
of New Delhi's Taj Palace Hotel for a 12-person office. "I think we
can all see that there are a lot of threats shared between our two
democracies."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/25/AR2009092503833.html
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the Americans want Indians and Pakistani to kill each other,
because White Americans consider Paki and Indians to be Black .
Americans also want Indians to kill Chinese for the Whites ,
because White Americans want to go inside Central Asia for
good .
Chinese are stopping the US from permanently stationing inside
Central Asia .
the Shanghai -6 is countering the US move into Central Asia .
so the US is using the Jews as spies inside Central Asia .
US is also using Jews from Afrika as spies inside North
Korea .
this is world politics surrounding the Central Asia middle
Kingdoms .
India uses much of the US technologies in Radar and
electronic warfare the Echelon
inside the Indian ambassy inside Mongolia to spy on Chinese
missiles and troops movement s.
Mongolia is serving as a Indian electronic base for Indian
missiles guidance system
targeting Chinese cities and
Chinese military bases in China , in co-ordination with Indian
satelites over the Pacific Ocean .
the US want to threaten China in order to take Taiwan for Japan
's defence,
which serves as a counter attack on Chinese expansion into
ASEAN .
the Chinese are taking the Spratlys with intention
of taking over ASEAN with the help of
the Chinese people holding different passports of nations of
ASEAN
inside ASEAN .
.
.
.
.
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> > > > U.S. Greatly Expands Weapon Sales ToINDIA-- With Aim Of Checkmating
> > > > CommieChinks!
>
> > > > "We believeIndiato be a more honest and less-deceitful ally than
> > > > China would ever be."
>
> > > > -- Algonquin J. Calhoun
> > > > U.S. Second Deputy Assistant Under Secretary Of
> > > > Defense For Chinese Containment
>
> > > > ----------------------
> > > > "U.S. Eyes Bigger Slice Of Indian Defense Pie"
>
> > > > "New Delhi Boosting Military Budget in Modernization Mission"
>
> > > > By Emily Wax
> > > > Washington Post Foreign Service
> > > > Saturday, September 26, 2009
>
> > > > NEW DELHI -- In the ballroom of a five-star hotel here, executives
> > > > from Bethesda-based Lockheed Martin, the world's biggest arms
> > > > supplier, threw a candlelight reception one recent night to woo Indian
> > > > defense experts as their country embarks on a major military shopping
> > > > spree.
>
> > > >Indiaplans to spend an estimated $100 billion on defense over the
> > > > next decade to modernize its Soviet-era arsenal. With its growing
> > > > military footprint,Indiais steering away from traditional ally
> > > > Russia, its main weapons supplier, and looking toward the United
> > > > States to help upgrade its weapons systems and troop gear.
>
> > > > As the world's largest democracy,Indiais seen as the most dependable
> > > > U.S. ally in a part of the world that also includes Afghanistan and
> > > > Pakistan, both of which are racked by Islamist insurgencies. But
> > > >India'sexpanding military ambitions, and the U.S. role in selling
> > > > this nuclear-armed nation more firepower, is starting to worry its
> > > > neighbors, especially perennial rival Pakistan.Indiaalso has ongoing
> > > > border disputes with another Asian giant, China, which defeated it in
> > > > a short 1962 war.
>
> > > > "This increase inIndia'smilitary spending is seen with rising
> > > > anxiety here in Pakistan," said Hasan-Askari Rizvi, a leading defense
> > > > analyst in Pakistan, which receives substantial U.S. military
> > > > assistance in its fight against Taliban insurgents in the country's
> > > > northwest. "As long asIndiabuilds pressure on Pakistan militarily,
> > > > Pakistan won't move troops to fight the Taliban, period. In the
> > > > future, there could potentially be a situation like the 1965 war
> > > > betweenIndiaand Pakistan, where both used American weapons against
> > > > each other."
>
> > > >Indiais pushing the Obama administration to ease the acquisition of
> > > > U.S. weapons and technology. Already this year, a high-level U.S.
> > > > government group cleared the way for Lockheed and Boeing to offer
> > > >Indiacutting-edge radar technology for fighter jets. At the U.S.
> > > > Embassy in New Delhi, defense contractors such as Northrop Grumman are
> > > > sponsoring little league baseball teams, the companies' names stitched
> > > > onto the uniforms.
>
> > > > About 70 percent ofIndia'smilitary equipment comes from Russia, said
> > > > Sitanshu Kar, a spokesman for the Indian Defense Ministry. But some
> > > > Indian military officials have complained about the quality and cost
> > > > of Russian equipment and have advocated a shift to U.S. suppliers.
>
> > > > "We've had a long-standing relationship with Russia. But that's
> > > > changing now," Kar said.
>
> > > > The country that spawned the Gandhian principles of nonviolence now
> > > > has a shopping list that includes 126 fighter jets, 155mm howitzers,
> > > > long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft, vast cargo planes used in
> > > > long-distance conflicts, high-tech helicopters and deep-water
> > > > submarines. Boeing is vying with Lockheed -- along with French,
> > > > Russian and Swedish companies and a European consortium -- for a
> > > > fighter jet deal worth about $10 billion.
>
> > > >Indiais holding flight tests for the fighter jets. Lockheed and
> > > > Boeing have conducted demonstration flights for Indian celebrities and
> > > > defense experts. Irrespective of who wins the deal, New Delhi is
> > > > requiring that at least 50 percent of the contract value be farmed out
> > > > to Indian companies for goods, labor and material.
>
> > > > After terrorist attacks in Mumbai,India'sfinancial capital, in
> > > > November, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh vowed to overhaul the
> > > > country's intelligence service and weaponry. And he has since
> > > > reiterated the pledge.
>
> > > > "We will do all that is necessary to modernize the security and
> > > > intelligence services, and that's a commitment which is essential,"
> > > > Singh said after a budget announcement this summer.
>
> > > > Almost every weekend, there are cocktails and closed-door
> > > > presentations in the suites of New Delhi's five-star hotels, hosted by
> > > > retired admirals and generals from the U.S. armed forces who now work
> > > > for defense firms, such as Raytheon and Northrop Grumman.
>
> > > > "America's relationship toIndiais maturing and expanding.Indiais
> > > > an important global player now," said William S. Cohen, a defense
> > > > secretary during the Clinton administration who is a member of the
> > > > U.S.-IndiaBusiness Council's board of directors.
>
> > > > The bond between New Delhi and Washington was strengthened last year
> > > > with a historic nuclear deal. The deal paves the way forIndiato grow
> > > > its civilian nuclear power industry, part of a $100 billion pie, of
> > > > which the United States is hoping for a large slice.
>
> > > > Defense experts say thatIndiais lagging in the Asian arms race
> > > > against China. This year, Chinese defense spending reached $71
> > > > billion, second only to the United States'. China's military buildup
> > > > is a concern for both the United States andIndia, with the latter
> > > > seen by Washington as a counterbalance to China's growing dominance in
> > > > the region.Indiais spending about $29 billion on defense this year,
> > > > an increase of 25 percent over 2008 but still far below China's
> > > > budget.Indiaspends about 2 percent of its gross domestic product on
> > > > defense, while China spent 4.3 percent last year and Pakistan spent
> > > > 3.5 percent.
>
> > > > Much ofIndia's2,200-mile border with China is unsettled, said Ashok
> > > > K. Mehta, a retired Indian general and security expert. Tensions
> > > > betweenIndiaand China escalated this month after media reports
> > > > indicated that Chinese soldiers had crossed into Indian territory and
> > > > had left Chinese calligraphy on some boulders. At the same time, China
> > > > has been cementing strategic ties with many ofIndia'sneighbors:
> > > > Pakistan, Burma, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
>
> > > > "A lot of people thinkIndia'snumber one problem is Pakistan, but
> > > > it's China," said Mehta, adding that perceived threats from China, not
> > > > Pakistan, proddedIndiato build its nuclear arsenal. "The best way to
> > > > prevent a war is to reduce the gap in the military balance. The onus
> > > > is now onIndiato catch up to China."
>
> > > > The Mumbai attacks, in which more than 170 people were killed by 10
> > > > gunmen who had traveled from Pakistan by sea, exposed vast gaps in
> > > >India'ssecurity system. The three-day siege became a pivotal point in
> > > > the country's drive to beef up and modernize its armed forces and its
> > > > arsenal.
>
> > > >Indiawants its strategic reach to extend beyond the Indian Ocean and
> > > > the Arabian Sea, where Indian naval forces protect vital sea lanes
> > > > from pirates. Nearly 90 percent ofIndia'soil imports arrive by sea.
>
> > > > "EverywhereIndiaturns, it sees enemies. China is breathing down
> > > >India'sneck. Afghanistan is a failed state. Pakistan is aflame. Sri
> > > > Lanka is still unstable. The list goes on and on," said Brahma
> > > > Chellaney,
>
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