India must avoid US-style proxy wars, world policing

by Joe Fernandez

COMMENT This article doesn't connect the dots very well.  http://www.eurasiareview.com/27052013-indias-anchor-to-first-world-development-analysis/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+eurasiareview%2FVsnE+%28Eurasia+Review%29&utm_content=Yahoo%21+Mail

India doesn't need to project itself as another United States in the world theatre and get involved in proxy wars and policing the world.

Already, the UN Security Council has collapsed because of the exclusion of India and the presence of the United Kingdom and France.

The Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia is India's cultural world.

The diaspora is a world of its own more involved with its host countries and with each other rather than with India although it will remain very much Indian.

India is better off focusing on its domestic economy, buying as little as possible including from China and selling a little more to the rest of the world even as it restructures itself to re-emerge as an Indian Union along the lines of the European Union.

Eventually, India will be best able to help the world by buying more from the small countries who are victims of proxy wars.

India can expect to be the world's largest economy by the year 2060.

China will eventually implode and divide along north south lines as Tibet, Yunnan, Sinkiang, Inner Mongolia and Manchuria break away with the collapse of the communist party.

Hong Kong will rule south China as a counterweight to north China based in Beijing and Shanghai.

Pakistan will break-up into Baluchistan, Sindh, Punjab, the FATA, and the NWFP, and Azad Kashmir and the northern areas will reunite with Jammu Kashmir in the Indian Union.

The NWFP will make common cause with south Afghanistan as north Afghanistan breaks away into a separate state which will seek greater ties with central Asia.

Baluchistan in Pakistan and Iran will come together.

The Kurdish regions of Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Syria will come together as a nation in its own right.

Turkey will also lose its Armenian region.