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xypher

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Japan is tier 2 as they come. Even India is better than Japan in many ways due to sheer size but no other redeeming traits otherwise. It was always true.
Nah, India is worse. They have nothing going for them aside from the sheer population size but that alone is not enough, it can actually transform into a grave burden if they don't take advantage of the population boom (the window is rapidly closing).
 

BoraTas

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Nah, India is worse. They have nothing going for them aside from the sheer population size but that alone is not enough, it can actually transform into a grave burden if they don't take advantage of the population boom (the window is rapidly closing).
I am more bullish on India than most people here. Still for the foreseeable future it won't be China. If demographics is everything, why Egypt didn't pass Germany?
 
Whether they have some dying industries or not doesn't matter. The official ranking by nominal GDP is widely regarded as a ranking of national power. It will be a shock to the national psyche of Japan to drop out of the top three. They will start to finally recognise their decline. Abe said Japan will never be a tier two nation, once they're number 4 they will officially be tier two. Prepare yourself for the headlines once 2023 GDP numbers are out. 2023 H1 should show it already
Japan's nominal GDP increased from $1.3T in 1984 to $3.2T 1990, impressive at how rapidly Japan was able to increase their national power during that time, they became even more powerful than the USSR! Japan must've really put in place some great policies in 1985 to increase their national power so quickly.
 

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What is it with Yahoo these days with the based comment sections?
The United States is the very Anti-Christ their religious fanatics feared, preaching democracy and human rights but doing the very opposite 24/7.

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Germany’s customs service has been confiscating private Russian cars entering the country, citing EU sanctions


Smaller states continue to suffer under US enslavement tactics.

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The US and its supporters have put together a narrative which claims that they want to militarily occupy Haiti to “help the Haitian people who are suffering terribly at the hands of criminal gangs”.
The representative of the
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to make a number of points at the
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on Haiti that should have been made by CARICOM. He stated among other things, “Systemic crisis in Haiti was preceded by many years of destructive external interference both through direct interventions and politically engineered manipulation. The vicious practice of imposing alien political models on Haiti that disregard national political interests of the country eroded the fragile foundations of Haitian statehood…..” and “We don’t quite understand why, with a stalled political dialogue and crisis of legitimacy, with no control over weapons trafficking and an underfunded humanitarian plan, the idea of sending a multinational military force to Haiti is seen by some stakeholders as a cure-all solution to all Haiti’s problems. The history of external interventions in Haiti shows that externally imposed models do not take root in Haitian society. They bring much more trouble than good and serve only as a cover for promoting the interests of other nations. It is no coincidence that even now, despite all the problems, there are voices in Haiti against any form of foreign interference. It is our duty to listen to those voices rather than try to silence or ignore them”. Not surprisingly, the UN secretariat omitted these comments in their
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Chinese ambassador Zhang Jun was also very skeptical about the appropriateness of sending a military force to Haiti.

"We have heard many speeches in support of this force, but no country announcing concrete actions. For this reason, it seems that more in-depth studies are going to be necessary before arriving at a viable proposal," he said, emphasizing that Haitians must decide on their own destiny.
 

ficker22

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I am more bullish on India than most people here. Still for the foreseeable future it won't be China. If demographics is everything, why Egypt didn't pass Germany?
I am also very bull-ish on Akhand Bharat

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Yet I wouldn't underestimate religious zealotry.

Especially in religious cautious and diverse India it will cause stone age level of barbarism and civil war as seen with recent fights in Manipur.

All the potential India has is endangered by cultists of different religions bludging the people's heads with their archaic barbarism.

It also doesn't help that caste consciousness is still a thing.

On Egypt, their Land just can't handle 50+ Million people, they live in a literal desert and the only life line is that one river which is already way to strained by upstream nations, the 200+ millionen egyptians will be the next self made human catastrophe. That plus their Mufti lot is not better than the indiot gurus, brainwashing their people into submission.

It gets even better, germany is on its way to become a new egypt.
 
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Sardaukar20

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I am more bullish on India than most people here. Still for the foreseeable future it won't be China. If demographics is everything, why Egypt didn't pass Germany?
Nah. India will never become like China. India is just not China. When China was rising fast, nobody said that China will become a much larger Japan. India is a South Asian nation, while China is an East Asian nation. Comparing India and China is like comparing Nigeria and Brazil. Two developing countries of roughly similar populations, but with very different geographical, cultural, historical, and economic circumstances.

You're right. Demographics is not everything. Indonesia has the 4th largest population in the world, but is only no.16 in economy. India is no.2 in population, but is no.5 in economy. Even China, before it took off, was already more populous than Japan and the US for a long time. Nobody before the 2000s even entertained the idea that China's economy is gonna surpass Japan's, let alone compete with the US.

So yes, India is gonna overtake the population of China. But that doesn't mean that India will become a bigger economy than China. That doesn't mean that India will become a superpower. India may have nukes and a space program. But those are still not the quality of a superpower. Israel and North Korea have better nukes and rockets than India. Nobody considers them superpowers.

Knowing how Indian culture works, I understand that India is a nation of hype. It'll get somewhere for sure, but it won't achieve anything near the hype. Indian culture is missing a key quality to become a great nation: integrity. Without integrity, there is not enough trust. When there is not enough trust, shit don't get done. When shit don't get done, then nothing great can happen. India is the only nation in history to hype itself up as a superpower before doing anything. The other true superpowers in history only realized they were superpowers when they did great things.
 
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