We learned today that there are US ground troops in Yemen, but what about India? Depends on who you ask.
US Pacific Command head Admiral Robert Willard announced today that US special forces have been deployed to India, along with Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Maldives, as an effort to fight the Lashkar-e Taiba (LeT), a militant faction mostly active in Kashmir.
Though Willard was very clear about there being teams deployed to India, the US Embassy and the Indian Defense Ministry later denied the claims, saying that there are no US troops of any type inside India.
The revelation is already causing political waves in India, with the opposition Communist Party demanding to know why parliament wasn’t consulted. The External Affairs Ministry’s statement that the US never sought nor had India approved any deployment seems difficult to believe.
Admiral Willard’s admission is particularly interesting because none of the five nations he mentioned was known to have ground troops in it. With the Yemen deployment coming out today, and that only because there happened to be an attack, it seems increasingly the US is making deployments which, if not actually a “secret” they are likewise not being made public in a timely fashion.
Sort of like roaches in every cupboard.
So Bin Laden supporters are having a party over all of our interventions: By more interventions, the more enemies the US makes and the more interventions they need to have in order to compensate for those newly created enemies. By more interventions, the more quickly the American economy collapses and the Bin Laden supporters will be able to watch it all happen on their TV screens. Al Qaeda is and has always been in direct synchronization with US foreign policy, however, one side continues to benefit and the other continues to lose from that very same policy of intervention. Oh yes, and don´t forget the added value of the loss of constitutional freedoms for the Americans who are supporting that policy, and even those who are not – it is all one large circle, a circle like a whirl pool, spiraling down and down.
India is to be the Empire's cat's paw against China. This will injure China – AND India.
The US and Israel which have been pushing this since Sharon's visit to India years ago.
The Empire will destroy what it cannot conquer or dominate. Look at Iraq, AfPak, Libya.
jw
again, of course they are there – if they want to be. I'm sure if their was life on mars we'd have an Intergalactic USMC MEF force for just that purpose!
More interventions? Bin Laden supporters must be having a party over all of our interventions. The more the US intervenes in other countries, the more enemies it makes, which will require more interventions in order to combat those new enemies. The more the US intervenes, the more quickly the American economy collapses and the Bin Laden supporters can watch it all happen on their TV screens. Al Qaeda is and has always been in direct synchronization with US foreign policy, however, one side continues to benefit and the other continues to lose from that very same policy of intervention – Al Qaeda thrives on our interventions. Oh yes, and we can´t forget the added value through the loss of constitutional freedoms for the American people who are supporting that policy – it is all one very vicious circle, like a whirl pool, spiraling down and down.
Well now I understand why Russians feel encircled. If Russian special forces were in our BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, not to mention Mexico and Cuba Americans would probably feel the same. Is really Kashmir problem on the table or is it just preparations for something bigger?
If Amercan Foreign Policy of more and more armed troops is pushed by a hidden but more powerful cabalist gangs or a veiled group using ' LeT or Al Quaida'' as a facade to achieve other ulterior purposes of Radical Racial minds this does not Augur well at all because throughly Corrupt and proven so, Indian Political Leaders are all but a showcase commodity available to sell not only thier own owner , dignity and Honesty but would go to any extent to please their Masters who have owned this up and vying for a piece of cake from South West Asia now. But, MSM silence in India is a bit perplexing however !