Sarah Paine

Here's Nehru afterwards.

There are not many instances in history where one country, that is India, has gone out of her way to be friendly and cooperative with the Chinese government and people and plead their cause in the councils of the world and then for the Chinese government to return evil for good

and even to go to the extent of committing aggression and invade our sacred land.

Who does this?

So I get it, the Chinese get the territory they want.

That was the goal of that war.

But what they have done is taken a country, India, which had its leadership terribly idealistic, not interested in becoming militarized at all,

and making them angry forever.

India immediately doubles the size of its army within the next 10 years to up to 750,000 people, creates 10 mountain divisions useful against China, and they've never ceased being so angry.

And then if you think about this, what if, instead of playing this game this way, China and India had teamed up?

I would suspect we would be in a completely very different world order now if that is what they've done instead.

But this is China's decision, not India's fault on this one.

All right.

So that wasn't great.

So let's check out other possibilities.

Once that happens to India, India is all of a sudden looking for Russia to counterbalance China.

And you also have...

Pakistan wondering what to do.

And what the Pakistani notice after all this, well, the Chinese are not going to be teaming up with India, right?

They've just invaded the place.