“Washington’s mood will turn …”: The former Intel company says that India risks a violent reaction version if it avoids China

The Indian race can end up with the satisfaction unless it embraces the chains of the Chinese capital and the supply chains, William Ho. In a fiery thread on X, HUO Delhi urged learning from the playing book in China in the 1980s – when Beijing Jeng Japan defeated technology and investment – or risky of “the store of use of glorious external sources” vulnerable to Western pressure.

“India should do the same with the Chinese supply chains,” Huo wrote on Tuesday.

Haw warned that India’s warm embrace of India could calm the moment when its economy exceeds Germany, expecting the United States to revolve against India’s vision as a partner in describing it as a “problem”. “It will follow the containment,” he said.

He also highlighted the strategic weaknesses of India if the relations with Western acid were, and wondering whether the country could stand up to sanctions or prohibit American technology platforms. “Can India survive without AWS, Google, Apple and Visa? Not yet,” HUO wrote.

Haw has argued that the current industrial strategies of India as “slogans” have argued that “Made in India” should exceed the collection of phones and cars. “This should mean software, services, chips, clouds and entire stacks,” he said.

Without local technology heroes, Hu warned that India has ever risked the role of a “young strategic partner” in Washington. He referred to historical patterns, recalling that India and China have exchanged ideas and monks 2000 years ago. “They exchanged Buddhism, trade, ideas, not invasions,” he wrote.

In a symbolic blow to the geopolitical hostility today, HUO suggested that the ideal MIM will display a Chinese monk and an Indian mirror under the Body Tree, with the explanatory name: “Why can we not all move?”

His message was explicit: The economic rise in India could lead to a new cold war – but not with China. He suggested that the real battle may come from its supposed allies.