Mike Lindell

But you never hear a word of philosophy or ethics or geopolitical theory from the Indians.

It's just always oil and, you know, the immediate needs.

What can we realistically expect from India moving forward?

Well, you're 100% correct in that they don't actually, from a national security standpoint, geopolitical role, they don't exert a lot of influence.

They don't have a lot of power.

I mean, look, there are a lot of great people in India and a lot of wonderful things that have happened there.

It remains an unbelievably overpopulated, desperately poor country.

So

India is a long, long way from fulfilling its role.

I mean, realistically, that is going to be a long, long time coming.

And what you read about – look at their military.

I don't care what the numbers are of planes, ships, troops.

Realistically, half the planes don't fly, half the tanks don't run, and most of those units can't perform their tasks.

So –

There is a big gap between what they want to be and what they are.

Yeah, very good.

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