05-23-2006, 11:51 PM
I thought I will highlight some interesting feedback on the topic "What will be the impact of China and Indiaâs growth?" at the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation (a.k.a BBC)
What will be the impact of China and Indiaâs growth? - Feedback
Other than highlighting the massive ignorance, it show how at least, the western Psy-Ops on "CASTE" is regarded as a universal truth.
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India and China have their issues. India has a suppresive caste system. China has human rights problems. India has deplorable poverty, warrring religious factions and nucleur weapons. China has a massive army, nulceur weapons and is not afraid to use them.
Either way the ones who hold the handle have the advantage and we all suffer and benefit as they crush us at their whim and fancy.
C. Arthur, Kingston
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 15:14 GMT 16:14 UK
Everyone in these posts are all for China, and India to become prosperous, and have large ecomomies at the expense of the West. I say NO WAY! I like the way my life is now and if that means thatIndia and China remain poor, that's okay with me. Just keep making cheap stuff for me to buy. Hey, you might not like my answer but I don't care.
Mike Mango, United States
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 19:19 GMT 20:19 UK
I think its scary. China and India will drain the Earth's resources and completely contaminate its surface with pollution and waste in 1/20 th of the time it would take America and Europe combined to do so.
Zak, NYC
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 19:31 GMT 20:31 UK
Their air and water will become more toxic. Populations will increase still more, as will global warming,and the collapse of civilization as we know it will be hastened.
Wade Greyfox, Wasilla,Alaska, United States
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 21:51 GMT 22:51 UK
Not an appealing prospect is it? What have China and India really got to offer? Low wages, the caste system ,dictatorship and breathtaking arrogance. So, they steal technology, ignore patents and copyrights, threaten their neighbours with their nuclear arsenals but yet they're the flavour of the month. What a world!
Dermot, Leixlip
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 05:53 GMT 06:53 UK
This all assumes that the two countries remain intact. Both are actually composed of people of various ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, and in India's case, different religions. Both were historically "empires" and empires have a habit of breaking up.
Both, especially India, need more "lebensraum", which could bring them into conflict with Russia and its wide open spaces. Watch and wait.
david chown, bordeaux
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 06:50 GMT 07:50 UK
With an eventual crash in oil production and other resources, such as water, it does not seem likely that economie such as India or China will survive. As their infrastructure is limited and basic, population demands overwhelming and little educated they will be less able to withstand and serious difficulties which must occur. To suggest they will become economic or other superpowers which will continue to grow is simply unrealistic.
Andrew Stamford, Australia
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 08:53 GMT 09:53 UK
I am from India and currently living in France. I personally feel that even after 300-350years, India would never reach a position like France with respect to the infrastructure, water, electricityetc. Life in Indian villages is pathetic, disastrous, horrible and GOD only knows when would the Electricity be available. MEDIA - PLEASE DON'T TRY TO FOOL REST OF THE WORLD WITH THIS HYPE THAT INDIA IS AN EMERGING GAINT. THANKS
Phani Sastry, Paris, France
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 11:50 GMT 12:50 UK
I think both China and India have fundamental instabilities which will become apparent over the coming years. In India, it is the caste system and rural poverty. In China, it is rural poverty and human rights. Both are explosive, and already are a source of violence and instability. It is by no means certain both countries will handle this well. I have more faith in China, just because it does not have a caste system.
Bob Macdonald, London, United Kingdom
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 12:01 GMT 13:01 UK
How come if the economic growth of India is so good then why are charitys from the EU still pumping millions in every year it seems to me that businesses in India should now start putting back into their very big poor and disadvantaged problems of there own people and they also have a very Racist cast class situation that our news never seems to mention Why is that?
mason sinclair, United Kingdom
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 13:50 GMT 14:50 UK
What is next on BBC, comic show? China will prevail over india in the long run. And the ones who say India has a better human rights record. Really? Just look at the plight of minorities there. White washing will not make realities go away. China is more stable than India in its core. There are more factors that will put India on diadvantage.
Chang, HongKong
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 14:20 GMT 15:20 UK
In spite of the huge economic growth, 26% of Indians live below the poverty line, and the country has a literacy rate of only around 65%. This is largely due to the fact that Indian life still revolves around the archaic caste system, which doesn't allow for much social mobility. The prosperity seen in the metropolitan cities of India does not reach the rural areas, where the poor and illiterate will likely remain so until Indians begin to look beyond the caste system.
Madhuri Mitra, NYC, United States
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 18:22 GMT 19:22 UK
As much as China needs to improve the human rights situation in its country, India needs to develop relations with mutual respect with all of its neighbors. It is probably the only country that has conflict with all of its neighbors. As long as it does not get rid of its relations built upon insecurity, distrust and dominance, it will never see the light of world power even if its internal situation is vastly improved.
Siddartha Gautam, Kathmandu, Nepal
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 21:03 GMT 22:03 UK
China and India have cultures that are completely alien to the way we thnk in the West. Their treatment of minorities and women, lack of religious freedom, and levels of violence that makes the worst cities in the U.S look downright peaceful, are going to haunt us. Our corporations and politician's are outsourcing our jobs, investment capitol, and technology to them and they WILL use that to destroy us.
Mike Brooks, Coburg, Oregon <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
What will be the impact of China and Indiaâs growth? - Feedback
Other than highlighting the massive ignorance, it show how at least, the western Psy-Ops on "CASTE" is regarded as a universal truth.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 14:49 GMT 15:49 UK
India and China have their issues. India has a suppresive caste system. China has human rights problems. India has deplorable poverty, warrring religious factions and nucleur weapons. China has a massive army, nulceur weapons and is not afraid to use them.
Either way the ones who hold the handle have the advantage and we all suffer and benefit as they crush us at their whim and fancy.
C. Arthur, Kingston
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 15:14 GMT 16:14 UK
Everyone in these posts are all for China, and India to become prosperous, and have large ecomomies at the expense of the West. I say NO WAY! I like the way my life is now and if that means thatIndia and China remain poor, that's okay with me. Just keep making cheap stuff for me to buy. Hey, you might not like my answer but I don't care.
Mike Mango, United States
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 19:19 GMT 20:19 UK
I think its scary. China and India will drain the Earth's resources and completely contaminate its surface with pollution and waste in 1/20 th of the time it would take America and Europe combined to do so.
Zak, NYC
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 19:31 GMT 20:31 UK
Their air and water will become more toxic. Populations will increase still more, as will global warming,and the collapse of civilization as we know it will be hastened.
Wade Greyfox, Wasilla,Alaska, United States
Added: Monday, 22 May, 2006, 21:51 GMT 22:51 UK
Not an appealing prospect is it? What have China and India really got to offer? Low wages, the caste system ,dictatorship and breathtaking arrogance. So, they steal technology, ignore patents and copyrights, threaten their neighbours with their nuclear arsenals but yet they're the flavour of the month. What a world!
Dermot, Leixlip
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 05:53 GMT 06:53 UK
This all assumes that the two countries remain intact. Both are actually composed of people of various ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, and in India's case, different religions. Both were historically "empires" and empires have a habit of breaking up.
Both, especially India, need more "lebensraum", which could bring them into conflict with Russia and its wide open spaces. Watch and wait.
david chown, bordeaux
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 06:50 GMT 07:50 UK
With an eventual crash in oil production and other resources, such as water, it does not seem likely that economie such as India or China will survive. As their infrastructure is limited and basic, population demands overwhelming and little educated they will be less able to withstand and serious difficulties which must occur. To suggest they will become economic or other superpowers which will continue to grow is simply unrealistic.
Andrew Stamford, Australia
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 08:53 GMT 09:53 UK
I am from India and currently living in France. I personally feel that even after 300-350years, India would never reach a position like France with respect to the infrastructure, water, electricityetc. Life in Indian villages is pathetic, disastrous, horrible and GOD only knows when would the Electricity be available. MEDIA - PLEASE DON'T TRY TO FOOL REST OF THE WORLD WITH THIS HYPE THAT INDIA IS AN EMERGING GAINT. THANKS
Phani Sastry, Paris, France
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 11:50 GMT 12:50 UK
I think both China and India have fundamental instabilities which will become apparent over the coming years. In India, it is the caste system and rural poverty. In China, it is rural poverty and human rights. Both are explosive, and already are a source of violence and instability. It is by no means certain both countries will handle this well. I have more faith in China, just because it does not have a caste system.
Bob Macdonald, London, United Kingdom
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 12:01 GMT 13:01 UK
How come if the economic growth of India is so good then why are charitys from the EU still pumping millions in every year it seems to me that businesses in India should now start putting back into their very big poor and disadvantaged problems of there own people and they also have a very Racist cast class situation that our news never seems to mention Why is that?
mason sinclair, United Kingdom
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 13:50 GMT 14:50 UK
What is next on BBC, comic show? China will prevail over india in the long run. And the ones who say India has a better human rights record. Really? Just look at the plight of minorities there. White washing will not make realities go away. China is more stable than India in its core. There are more factors that will put India on diadvantage.
Chang, HongKong
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 14:20 GMT 15:20 UK
In spite of the huge economic growth, 26% of Indians live below the poverty line, and the country has a literacy rate of only around 65%. This is largely due to the fact that Indian life still revolves around the archaic caste system, which doesn't allow for much social mobility. The prosperity seen in the metropolitan cities of India does not reach the rural areas, where the poor and illiterate will likely remain so until Indians begin to look beyond the caste system.
Madhuri Mitra, NYC, United States
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 18:22 GMT 19:22 UK
As much as China needs to improve the human rights situation in its country, India needs to develop relations with mutual respect with all of its neighbors. It is probably the only country that has conflict with all of its neighbors. As long as it does not get rid of its relations built upon insecurity, distrust and dominance, it will never see the light of world power even if its internal situation is vastly improved.
Siddartha Gautam, Kathmandu, Nepal
Added: Tuesday, 23 May, 2006, 21:03 GMT 22:03 UK
China and India have cultures that are completely alien to the way we thnk in the West. Their treatment of minorities and women, lack of religious freedom, and levels of violence that makes the worst cities in the U.S look downright peaceful, are going to haunt us. Our corporations and politician's are outsourcing our jobs, investment capitol, and technology to them and they WILL use that to destroy us.
Mike Brooks, Coburg, Oregon <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->