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The Chinese Dragon is about to unleash war of waters, India is the immediate target

Kapil Routray by Kapil Routray
15 March 2017
in Geopolitics
Chinese Dragon Waters
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In the Vedas, we learn about Vritra, the Father of Dragons. This monstrous beast- described as a gargantuan black monstrosity is vast enough to surround the Earth itself with his coils, and fathers both the Sea and Fire. He traps the Earth’s waters as if they were lowing kine within a fence, and brings drought and death to the peoples of Aryavarta. In fearful awe, the Bhagavata Purana describes this invincible demon… ‘Tall and dark, he appeared like a burnt hill… lustrous as a bright array of clouds …unconquerable, as if holding the three worlds on the points of his blazing trident. Dancing and Roaring… he made the entire surface of the earth tremble… he seemed to be trying to swallow the whole sky… licking up all the stars in the sky with his tongue and eating the entire universe with his long, sharp teeth. Seeing this gigantic demon, everyone, in great fear, ran here and there in all directions.’

Last week, Chinese Authorities announced the start of one of the largest hydro-engineering projects ever conceived by Man- a great pipeline more than five thousand miles long, meant to drain the waters of Lake Baikal, the largest freshwater lake in the World, into the arid deserts of Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia. The projected pipeline would run from the south-wester tip of the Lake, through Mongolia and the Gobi desert, to distribution networks at the Chinese city of Lanzhou.

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Last year, we at Rightlog published a dire warning about Chinese interference in South-East Asia. There we had warned about the Chinese plans to build vast hydroelectric projects in Laos, in order to turn it into the ‘Battery of Asia’. Already they have built as many as eleven great dams across the Mekong- a river greater than the Ganga in volume; as a result, they can effectively ‘turn off’ the river at will- turning all of Cambodia and Thailand into a vast desert. In Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, fish catches are decreasing, vast sections of the floodplains have turned unproductive. Chinese hydroelectric plans are also increasing salinity levels in the soil; thus in 30 years or so, the ASEAN states will be utterly and completely dependent on Chinese food aid- from the planned farms to be built in occupied territories in Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia.

Indeed- the Chinese are likely trying to turn the rivers themselves into vast weapons of War- much like Vritra fathering the Seas into order to enhance his might. There are rumours that the 2008 Great Mekong Floods in SE Asia was a result of Chinese interference in the River’s flow. In north Assam- ignored by Mainstream Delhi-obsessed Media- there is already talk about how the floods increase every year when India-China relations are particularly bad.

The Chinese plan is as far-reaching as it is far-sighted.

The Chinese understand that the existing World Order is collapsing, and that a great period of unrest and warfare will herald the rise of the new World Order. This is not mere wild guesswork, but long predicted and expected; thinkers such as the great German Oswald Spengler predicted the end of the current World Order around 2025- a date Rightlog has pointed to as well. During this period, Self-sufficiency and Food Security would be vital assets- something the Chinese mean to assure for themselves by turning their vast Western deserts into irrigated farmland.

The Chinese plan to ‘out-populate’ the ethnic minorities in Tibet, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and other provinces has long been stymied by the lack of enthusiasm among many Han Chinese to shift to such remote, dry locations from their homes in the rainy, lush East. While the Communist Party of China (CPC) can easily accomplish such moves by force, it recognizes that the Free Market is a much better tool. Thus, it is trying to make the occupied western territories ‘like’ the East by irrigating them and making them suitable for large-scale urbanization.

The Chinese, by gaining control of water resources, will find it easy to weather any potential Climatic problems arising from Climate change and Global Warming. Unlike India’s faux intellectuals, the Chinese understand that Climate Change is irreversible by the efforts of any one nation- especially when one takes the actions of the wasteful, profligate West into consideration- and thus focusses on preparing itself instead of stunting its growth by pointless self-flagellation by NGOs and other foreign bodies.

The Chinese, by being in sole control of Water resources in the near future, can easily ‘punish’ its enemies or ‘reward’ its slaves. While it is possible that small countries like Laos and Mongolia will be allowed to survive under Chinese hegemony- or for ‘White’ Russia to exist as a rump state in Europe after ceding Siberia to Beijing, it is extremely unlikely that the Chinese would allow a full-fledged Civilizational State like India to exist even as a Client State, for fear of sparking another Cold War. This is plain common sense to all but deluded Liberals. As Spengler once said- One cannot survive as a part of two Civilizations.

In the Vedas, Indra sets forth to battle Vritra- and is defeated comprehensively and completely. His two jaws are shattered like glass, his axe fails in breaking the Dragon’s vast shoulders, neither Lasso nor Scourge nor Whip are able to harm this towering demon. Broken and humbled, Indra flees the battlefield in terror.

The struggle with the modern Dragon has long transcended empty ideas of Realpolitik or Global hegemony. It is now a battle for the very lives of each and every Indian.

BJP’s victory in the UP, UK, and Manipur are but frivolities unless they wake up to the danger presented by this monstrous Dragon and take the necessary steps to counter the threat of the Brahmaputra, the Irrawaddy, the Mekong and other Asian rivers simply running empty.

Around the globe, this great and terrible Dragon has extended its great coils, choking all life itself. This is a crazed, monstrous juggernaut the malevolence of which we are only beginning to truly understand. China will drink the rivers of Asia dry, it will scorch the crops of the Earth, it will scatter the herds of the Aryas and Mlecchas alike like a terrible wolf among cattle. Western attempts to maintain their unjust hegemony- built upon genocide and theft- are futile, as the strength of the Chinese Dragon- like India itself- is based on its inherent virtues and civilization. The tyrannies of the Middle East or the socialists of Latin America are but wind before a true Ancient Civilization that has accepted the wisdom of its ancestors.

On the other hand, Indian attempts to counter this Dragon have been laughable.
When Modi promises greater cooperation with Mongolia, the Chinese punished the Mongolians with a crushing trade blockade. When the Mongolians reached out, India’s response was lukewarm and empty with only a fraction of the promised $1 billion aid released. We are losing influence in the North.

When ASEAN is looking for allies in its quest to battle the Chinese in the South China Sea and the mountains, India’s response has been similarly lukewarm and empty.

The loss of Tiber has meant that the most extensive Floodplains of India can be turned into merely another extension of the Thar desert at Beijing’s whim. Further- the Chinese control over water can be used to spark off refugee crises and internal disturbances. How can India face up to dangers on all sides?

Unlike China, which fully recognizes the virtues of its ancient Civilization, India’s eminent intellectuals reject them altogether. Assamese attempts to teach Sanskrit have been mocked by the English-worshipping intellectuals. English is, of course, a vital tool- but to slavishly bow before it as if the English are gods is the mark of Mlecchas, not Aryas. But then again- these very same English-loving intellectuals actively deny that Aryas are Indian altogether! Instead intellectuals have a ridiculous Arya-Dravidian split, even though no one anywhere had heard the word ‘Dravidian’ before the British came with their ‘Divide and Rule’.

These very same intellectuals have blocked our development and infrastructure. These very same intellectuals bring unrest and communism to the tribals of India- even though the very Maoists are on the backfoot. These very same intellectuals push communism into our societies- encouraging secessionism, aiding Islamism, and promoting societal breakdown through their insidious ideas such as subsidies and feminism. Their faux proclamations of ‘Liberty’ are nothing more than a cover as Chinese dams slowly suck the life out of Asian rivers. Remember- these powers want nothing less than the deaths of you and your family in the cruelest way possible. THIRST.

In the Vedas, we learn how Indra was confronted with his seemingly unconquerable foe. Not only was Vritra mightier, greater, and stronger than Indra, he was invulnerable to any of the weapons possessed by Indra at the time. So- how was the great Dragon brought low?

Indra fought against Vritra not only with brute strength but with guile.

He befriended the sons of Vritra- Agni, Varuna, and Soma- bringing them over to his side. In three sacred glasses, he drank the Soma and fortified his body and soul. He undertook both fair means and foul, asking the sage Dadichi to sacrifice his life for the good of the World. He forged the first Vajra, a weapon capable of bringing down this great Dragon. And to ensure another Vritra never arose, Indra attacked and brought down Vritra’s mother Danu, the goddess of Waters (from which we get the names of multiple rivers across the World as far apart as the Dnieper and the Narmada) – and monopolized all power over the great Rivers.

Thus was Aryavarta made safe from the depredations of the great Dragon.

Can Modi emulate Indra? Can Rijiju? Can Fadnavis? Maybe. But this is not their battle. This is a battle for the true rulers of Bharatavarsha- the People of India. This is a battle for all Aryas- from the Snow-clad mountains to the Southern ocean where dwell the heirs of Emperor Bharata.

This is a battle YOU, the READER- heir to Bharata and Yudhishthira and Chandra and Samudra and Rajendra and the Emperors of Bharatavarsha- must fight.

Can we forge the alliance needed to isolate the Dragon? Can we undertake the necessary Financial, Administrative, and Bureaucratic reforms to fortify ourselves for the coming struggles? Can we excel both at the diplomatic table as well as the dark alley? Can we develop our military and industry enough to face the wars of the future? And can we root out and destroy the true causes of our weakness- the maggot-like insiders destroying our Eternal State from the inside?

The Elections are but a side-show to this real battle- that of countering this great Dragon.
Write to your local representatives. Write to the PM himself. Defy the intellectuals, the communists, and the traitors wherever you find them. Hate the secessionist, the terrorist, and the fraud- be they the mask-wearing ones on the border or the smooth-talking ones in our universities. Boycott Chinese goods as well as those who embrace it. Even Nationalists shouldn’t be exempt from our vigilance; PayTM’s funding is a matter of concern. Raise awareness. Talk to your near ones. Too many Aryas are trapped in a circle where the Media and NCERT keep them blind to the reality of the World; reject them all! Trust only in the teachings of the Ancients and what you see for yourself! If the Chinese have Lord Shang, we have Chanakya. If they have the Art of War, we have the Nitisara. Learn from the Past. Observe the Present. Predict and prepare for the Future.

The path was laid down for how we Aryas can defeat this mighty Dragon millennia before Rome or Delhi were built. The odds might be daunting- but if Indra was able to bring down Vritra, why can’t we do the same?

Can we do it again? Can you do it?

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