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To: JPR who wrote (11493)	8/15/2001 9:22:11 AM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Keep paki's death-dealing hands and the Chinese out of Kashmir - JPR pakistan should keep its virulent death-dealing hands off Kashmir. Supposing, however remote it is, the Indian Govt. lets loose the RAW and the Hindutva elements to foment trouble in pakistan, facilitate separatist tendencies and aspirations among the Sindhis, Mohajirs and Ahamadias and do what Pakistan, ISI and Jihadists do in Kashmir and India, that will be an escalation. Would Pakistan want it? Can't the Indians say that they are only expressing and morally supporting the fissiparous aspirations of the disgruntled sections of Punjabi-dominated pakistan? It is idiotic for pakistan and other morons to say that Indian Kashmir is a disputed territory. It strikes at the very heart of the integrity of India. If Kashmir becomes independent or divided along ethnic and racial lines or goes to pakistan, Kashmir will eventually succumb to the same fate as Tibet and fall into the hands of the Chinese communists. That will ensure complete eradication of Kashmiri culture and nobody on this earth can stop or contain China. China will flood the Kashmir Valley with the Chinese people. It won't be any more a Kashmir Valley, but a Chinese Valley. New Delhi will be at a striking distance from China-held Kashmir. The Chinese, in order to contain India will have their nuclear missiles in Kashmir. I hope that the Indians and the world considered this scenario.