Category Archives: India

India’s Prospectus: A Market Based Economy?

Posted on June 26, 2017 by

The Raj lives on in India as a near permanent rentier economy.  Often called the license Raj, the sobriquet is fitting yet damaging.  The ground harnessing this collectivist agenda is geography and history, the twin engines for international relations. Indian consciousness … Continue reading →

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Asia’s Future: Hindutva or Caliphate

Posted on May 14, 2017 by

Modi’s win in Uttar Pradesch brings coattails.  Most thought Modi’s rise could survive any blemish, nevertheless, we’re witnessing the limits of secular writ in India.  The rise of Modi cannot be laid at the feet of Amit Shah, Modi’s chief … Continue reading →

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Kashmir, Islamabad & New Delhi

Posted on July 24, 2016 by

I’ve spent a lifetime in pursuit of understanding the intricate geopolitical wiles of the Subcontinent, especially Pakistan.  In short, its not a democracy and it just may well be the perfect challenge for any sitting President, to undertake dealings with … Continue reading →

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India’s Fragile Democracy: Indebted Tycoons & Trumps

Posted on July 23, 2016 by

Teachers unions throughout the United States and indebted unions with enormous unfunded liabilities tried using Conservative arguments favoring States Rights to avoid having to recognize the supremacy of federal law regarding bankruptcy proceedings.  The Constitution spoke of the supremacy of federal law … Continue reading →

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What Modi Returns Home to India with: Nuclear Strategy

Posted on June 12, 2016 by

India’s prime minister returned home two days ago after altering the geo-strategic balance in southwest Asia, this is significant given the stakes involved.  Since its Independence from an exhausted, faltering Britain, India always promoted itself from within the confines of … Continue reading →

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India: Banking Reform & Credit Allocation

Posted on June 6, 2016 by

Dominant political majorities politicize banking.  In the United States, banks have been regulated to the point of dysfunction.  It continues this way because it serves the policy goals of a dominant political class.  Keeping banks near insolvency isn’t a policy … Continue reading →

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Apaiser: Peace or Imminent U.S. Defeat, The Parisian Afghani’s & Power Blocks

Posted on December 23, 2012 by

About 40 miles north of Paris is the lovely town of Chantilly, a town known for horse training.  This luxury town is now witnessing the imminent defeat of America throughout the AfPak region.  How is this so?  America has a … Continue reading →

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