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To: JPR who wrote (7358)	9/29/1999 7:08:00 PM
From: sea_biscuit	Respond to of 12475

But under intense pressure and economic crisis, Pakistan will finally give in, [though] that may not be in the immediate future. But once that happens, the entire security scenario in the region will change," said a senior intelligence officer. Wheels within wheels within wheels. If India thinks that they can get a free ride on the back of the US, they are sadly mistaken. Everybody is in this game to further their own interests. What's happened post-Kargil is that the US will never be taking its eyes off the region. Also that the Pakistan-administered Kashmir will never ever become a part of India again (say that to your RSS friends and watch them go red!<g>). On the contrary, India might even find it difficult to hang on to the territory that it controls right now. Once its hold weakens there (and it's only a question of "when", not "if") the flood-gates would have been opened...