Blast In Mumbai's Suburban Train

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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The west wants to keep the status quo and stay in power. It's inevitable that either Russia, China and/or India should come up (simple case of mathematics: birth rates, economics, population sizes, industrial expansion).
Indology depts are set up by the US government. They don't care about history, they care about the present and the future. The west wants to make sure only they stay on top in the future. In short, they want the power equation to remain the same as it is today.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->


That may be true, but what they want does not always happen. Birth rates in the West are falling, and the population overall is aging, industrial base is shifting to the East, populations of India and China are already large, while Russia is in a demographic decline. India and China will share more of the economic pie, but not enough to threaten the West. If anything the low cost labor in the East has raised the living standards in the West (the Walmart effect).

Here is a report called Foresight 2020 with concrete figures:
http://www.eiu.com/site_info.asp?info_name..._Foresight_2020

Indology departments are set up by their respective universities, public and private. The public universities are funded by the government, but the likes of Harvard are not. They have demonized and denigrated Hinduism for 150 years, but they haven't succeeded in wiping out our religion.

Again how will our actions against Muslims change any of this? The only country that is even capable of intervening has no capability (spare troops, logistics, money) to undertake that kind of a massive intervention, or backing from its people already weary of Iraq.