India the Lost

Day 1,982, 05:38 • Published in India Canada • by Alias Vision


Croats to the North and South of me, Pakistanis to the West...

Here I am...

Stuck in the middle with... wait... where did everybody go?

And let's not forget B&H in the Northeast.

**EDIT** As a couple people pointed out, I left out China. Even though they have opposed us, they have done so quietly. So quiet that I left them off the list of occupiers. I must be tired.



India could not get any more crowded (don't quote me on that) and it's difficult to understand just how much of that is self-inflicted. Have mistakes been made? Of course and sometimes on a regular basis but other countries have misfired as well and not necessarily fallen on such hard times.

Croatia was a friend for a long time. Then there was a breakdown in diplomacy, some will say orchestrated while others simply point to neglect, and co-living turned into permanent occupation. Croatia is the 7th greatest military power in the New World. Great for them, unfortunately for us their biggest enemy is the 1st. That means for self-preservation they need a home away from home. India was to be that place on friendly terms but when we left GoE, that pretense was ended. With present realities being what they are, they will remain in occupied India for as long as they please.

BiH is the 36th military power in the New World. They, like Croatia, are Eden aligned. They are considered a smaller player and have suffered under occupation themselves. Their attack on India was as much to do with securing a Congress for themselves as anything else. Is there a lot of animosity there for India? Maybe I'm wrong but I don't feel there is. In fact, in CP Hamturk's article he infers that they were virtually welcome to come and share our space. They could stay but they could go just as easily once they reached their goals. It may well depend on what their alliance advises them to do.

**EDIT** China... let's deal with the others first shall we?

Pakistan was invited? Dared? Goaded? Insulted? Take your pick... point is there was a strong desire for Pakistan to air strike India. They did. Somewhere along the way however, what could have and should have been friendly started turning ugly. Pakistan campaigned hard for help... and received it. We don't need to get into who fought where and for how much (especially since both sides hired mercenaries)... the end result is stark. Pakistan did what India should have been doing months ago and they did so successfully. Their goal now is to stay until they get bored.



And there we come to the crux of the matter. Foreign powers see India as a place to go until they get bored... not because we can fight them off or be a nuisance to their further military goals. They know that too many in India fight as individuals, not as a collective. They are confident that India is not currently in a position to call on or make new friends.

And India needs a friend, badly.

To repeat an image I've used before: India needs a USA to our Albania.

India core regions represent a huge potential store of wealth. What India lacks in citizens, it can start to fill the gap with regional bonuses. But before we can get to that conversation we need to organize ourselves better and try harder diplomatically.

Occupied India needs help, it needs your help.