On 6/26/23 9:41 AM, RichA wrote:
>Liberals always say this when the weaseling is happening.

Interesting. Can you tell the truth about the India situation to the group,
or should you be dismissed as a motherfucking stupid liar as usual?

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>By Cherylann Mollan in Mumbai and Sharanya Hrishikesh in New Delhi
>BBC News
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>Leaders of India's governing party have criticised former US President Barack Obama for his recent remarks on Muslims in the country.
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>Mr Obama said in an interview last week that India may "start pulling apart" if the rights of minorities weren't protected.
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>He was responding to a question on how President Joe Biden should engage with "illiberal democrats".
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>Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in the US on a state visit at the time.
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>The three-day visit was marked by a ceremonial welcome to the White House, a lavish state dinner and the signing of several crucial deals. Mr Modi also addressed a joint session of the US Congress.
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>Mr Obama's remarks, made in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour which was aired before the Congress address, were widely reported in India.
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>Ms Amanpour referred to the "threat to democracy" from so-called "illiberal democrats" before referring to Mr Modi as one.
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>"How should a president engage with those kinds of leaders, either in the naming of them or in the dealing with them?" she asked.
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>Mr Obama said it was "complicated"

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On Monday, June 26, 2023 at 5:23:02 PM UTC-5, Trotsky wrote:
> On 6/26/23 9:41 AM, RichA wrote:
> >Liberals always say this when the weaseling is happening.
> Interesting. Can you tell the truth about the India situation to the group,
> or should you be dismissed as a motherfucking stupid liar as usual?
> >
> >By Cherylann Mollan in Mumbai and Sharanya Hrishikesh in New Delhi
> >BBC News
> >
> >Leaders of India's governing party have criticised former US President Barack Obama for his recent remarks on Muslims in the country.
> >
> >Mr Obama said in an interview last week that India may "start pulling apart" if the rights of minorities weren't protected.
> >
> >He was responding to a question on how President Joe Biden should engage with "illiberal democrats".
> >
> >Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in the US on a state visit at the time.
> >
> >The three-day visit was marked by a ceremonial welcome to the White House, a lavish state dinner and the signing of several crucial deals. Mr Modi also addressed a joint session of the US Congress.
> >
> >Mr Obama's remarks, made in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour which was aired before the Congress address, were widely reported in India.
> >
> >Ms Amanpour referred to the "threat to democracy" from so-called "illiberal democrats" before referring to Mr Modi as one.
> >
> >"How should a president engage with those kinds of leaders, either in the naming of them or in the dealing with them?" she asked.
> >
> >Mr Obama said it was "complicated"
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Last year peeps from one of their provinces demonstrated at the Indian consulate in Chicago. They brought snacks, Costco?, and wore their colorful ethnic attire. Very organized.