Corrupt Britain's Fresh Forays into India Mean Nothing

Britain's God-knows-how-long-he-would-be-there Prime Minister David Cameron's visit to India next week is yet another attempt by the old colonials to resuscitate Britain's "friendly" ties with the perennial anglophile Indians and in the process, garner some trade and investments to help the bankrupt Britain. Beyond that, Cameron, and his travelling partner, William Hague, should not expect to realize their delusions of a new, India-anchored revival of the doomed Commonwealth Empire. The reason why Cameron will be disappointed following his trip to India is because of what Lyndon LaRouche has repeatedly pointed out: "Nuclear power is India's existential requirement," and India's nuclear agreement with Russia is key to ensure a future for the hundreds of millions of poor Indians. You cannot solve the problem of poverty in India without a massive expansion of nuclear energy. That, LaRouche emphasized, is widely understood among the Indian elites. Without nuclear power, India faces genocide. India-China-Russia arrangements in various areas, including security, have also, for all three nations, an added purpose: Securing their independence and sovereignty. Together, they are pivotal to the security and development, throughout the vast Eurasian landmass.

As LaRouche pointed out, "we are way ahead of the enemy, who are stupid and corrupt." In this conjoined venture of stupidity and corruption, Cameron is also nudged along by a large number of British businessmen and businesswomen of Indian and Pakistani origin, who have become regular financiers of the Conservative Party.