Rationale
Registered Member
That is a pretty idiotic dare. A BRICS currency would basically be the RMB . What will India possibly gain from promoting the RMB ?
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RajaBaja
Trusted Member
Take the dare or do a "Pai Lagon Trump G". Only two options.
If 2nd is what's going to happen, then stop acting all macho, jingo and senti (using slangs how you guys use in India
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fitpOsitive
Elite Member
Rationale
Registered Member
How can I respond to that except by saying that you are a moron.Take the dare or do a "Pai Lagon Trump G". Only two options.
If 2nd is what's going to happen, then stop acting all macho, jingo and senti (using slangs how you guys use in India
RajaBaja
Trusted Member
I'll just wait until "PAI LAGON TRUMP G" is done and a thread will be opened on that when it happens.
When someone resorts to insults and name calling, it means their brain waves have been jammed by the my post, just like Rafale's avionics by PAF!
Raj-Hindustani
Elite Member
To be honest, I find it amusing when some Pakistani members criticize India for maintaining a neutral stance in global geopolitics.
The truth is, it's actually a tricky situation for Pakistan. They need more strategic space and often hope that India might align itself fully with the U.S. camp. That way, a clearer bloc could emerge—China, Russia, Iran, and Pakistan—which they believe would be beneficial for Pakistan's security and future influence.
But they don't understand the reality: while India has tensions with China, it has maintained a strong and historic relationship with Russia for decades. India isn’t going to abandon that relationship for anyone—not even for the U.S.
Western countries, especially the U.S., have long wanted India in their camp. But India won’t go fully in, nor will it go against Russia. At the same time, Russia wouldn’t want India to completely shift into the Western or U.S. bloc either.
So, the best strategy for India is to remain neutral—engaging with both sides, without becoming a part of any exclusive alliance.
Does the U.S. want India to join the Russian camp? No.
Does Russia want India to join the U.S. camp? Again, no.
So the conclusion? Trump might be upset… but India will just keep humming its own tune.
The truth is, it's actually a tricky situation for Pakistan. They need more strategic space and often hope that India might align itself fully with the U.S. camp. That way, a clearer bloc could emerge—China, Russia, Iran, and Pakistan—which they believe would be beneficial for Pakistan's security and future influence.
But they don't understand the reality: while India has tensions with China, it has maintained a strong and historic relationship with Russia for decades. India isn’t going to abandon that relationship for anyone—not even for the U.S.
Western countries, especially the U.S., have long wanted India in their camp. But India won’t go fully in, nor will it go against Russia. At the same time, Russia wouldn’t want India to completely shift into the Western or U.S. bloc either.
So, the best strategy for India is to remain neutral—engaging with both sides, without becoming a part of any exclusive alliance.
Does the U.S. want India to join the Russian camp? No.
Does Russia want India to join the U.S. camp? Again, no.
So the conclusion? Trump might be upset… but India will just keep humming its own tune.
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r3alist
Elite Member
I have to agree with you here , good points
Look I said something nice when I agree
People should think what consequences Pakistan may face on India's stance
There is a lot of push and pull and friction created as the world is reordering itself..... Everything seems a little bit connected at least
Rationale
Registered Member
Well, it seems some Pakistanis have made Trump their abbajaan because he made some social media posts to rile India. They have forgotten the same guy had said Pakistan gave the US nothing but lies and deceit and was harboring terrorists. They are expecting that the same guy who robbed Pakistan of billions it was legitimately owed in CSF is now going to shower money on Pakistan.
r3alist
Elite Member
It's a shame you couldn't buy any decent air force equipment huh
Cash, yes that notional commodity
r3alist
Elite Member
Because bank economists get what right exactly? Lol...
Obviously investor confidence and credit markets must be reassured
rafale
Registered Member
They have already surrendered.........Indian purchasers not buying Russian oil.......
r3alist
Elite Member
I thought the oil was fictional, so Pakistan got a deal on fictional terms....
I can't see how dragging out negotiations is something to brag about
The USA will not support Indian growth, if the USA does not get something significant return
Let's see how long India lasts for, we forget trump has only been in power half a year
Ideally Pakistan and India should be thinking along the lines of self-preservation
Raj-Hindustani
Elite Member
No.. wrong information
India continuing to buy oil from Russia: Report rebuts Donald Trump's 'good steps' claim; decision guided by national interest and global energy stability
TOI Business Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Updated: Aug 02, 2025, 10:52 IST
India continuing to buy oil from Russia: Report rebuts Donald Trump's 'good steps' claim; decision guided by national interest and global energy stability - Times of India
India Business News: Despite Trump's claim that India has ceased oil imports from Russia, government sources confirm that Indian refiners continue to purchase Russian crud
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
r3alist
Elite Member
You guys are a young nation, still babes in the wood when it comes to power projection, your post is just a projection of yourself
Say what you want but iron sharpen iron... Pakistan has been through it for decades
And the polity seems to be savvy enough to know about the swings and roundabouts in global alignments
Musings
Administrator
Why does an articulate i dian resort to posting shit? What you been drinking today?
Why cant you just post on point without the trolling?
