A question.
If as you suggest the Indians see post 9-11 anti-Muslim mindset that might be advantageous, wouldn't that be moderated by what Raoul sees as a pro-Pakistan tilt from the Western powers?
And, speaking of "terrorism", wouldn't the Pakistani sponsored problems qualify? Could the Pakistanis be using their current popularity to become a bit adventurous?
How would an Indian urge to heat up the Kashmir situation cause the Pakistani trouble-making? (Unless it's always going on, and they took especial offense at this one.)
The Pakistanis might best realize that unless oil is discovered or it's necessary to build a pipeline through her, she will be forgotten as fast as she was remembered after she's no longer needed.
You're right, the Brits were as irresponsible as could be when they left India. That's an indelible stain on their national soul.
Arf
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