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Why Is The State Department Pushing China And India Closer Together?


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China and India are not the closest of countries…

Still, in a fashion only fitting the Biden administration, these two neighboring states could soon find much more in the way of friendship—all thanks to Blinken’s latest comments…

Secretary of State Blinken criticized China for their genocide of the Uyghur Muslims, and they deserve every bit of criticism over this, but the State Department did absolutely nothing to address the problem.

Perhaps we should be announcing heavy sanctions on China over this, perhaps we could stop buying every little thing from them, and bring manufacturing back home—it certainly wouldn’t hurt the supply chain.

We could even galvanize their muslim neighbors to take economic action against China as well. Maybe they could shut down the belt and road initiative in their countries until China relents and stops the mass murder of innocent people.

To call China out for a genocide, but then propose absolutely no solutions is a pointless game of posturing. We don’t want a war, but let’s stop giving them money, let’s stop letting their foreign nationals invest in the domestic affairs of the U.S.

At the same time the ‘experts’ at the State Department are posturing against China, they are also antagonizing India for nebulous reasons.

Could it be that the State Department wants to punish India because they widely air the funding of U.S. bioweapon labs in Ukraine (and the Hunter Biden connection) in their media?

Either way, this pointless antagonism of two neighboring countries is poor statesmanship at best, and in my opinion, there is just no way the people at the State Department don’t know any better.

Critics of the latest State Department rhetoric had this to say:

https://twitter.com/GhostTown44/status/1513985928473329664

Blinken’s latest comments on the Uyghur genocide were reported by The Epoch Times:

“These crimes were continuing and included: the arbitrary imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty of more than one million civilians; forced sterilization, coerced abortions, and more restrictive application of the country’s birth control policies; rape; torture of a large number of those arbitrarily detained; forced labor; and draconian restrictions on freedom of religion or belief, freedom of expression, and freedom of movement.”

 

https://twitter.com/megawatts82/status/1513765709314207746

The State Department’s recent antagonism of India appeared on Reuters:

“We regularly engage with our Indian partners on these shared values (of human rights) and to that end, we are monitoring some recent concerning developments in India including a rise in human rights abuses by some government, police and prison officials,” Blinken said on Monday in a joint press briefing with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.



 

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