Ajit Vadakayil: WHY INDIA LOST THE SINO INDIAN WAR OF 1962- CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL

INDIA CHINA WAR OF 1962, BURIED SECRETS EXHUMED, VK KRISHNA MENON DEFENCE MINISTER- CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL

India and China were never traditional enemies--like cobra and mongoose.

Since time immemorial these two countries had peaceful relations, based on culture , trade with Admiral Zheng He, and mutual respect which was at an all time high at the time of Bodhi Dharma.

There has never been two large neighbors on this planet with this type of excellent track record. In 1962 this equation changed drastically sowing seeds of suspicion and mistrust.

In 1962, a festering border dispute was the pretext of war. The Indo China border had never been properly defined and accepted by both countries-- as a signed accord, considering the rough, uninhabited and barren mountain terrain.

When the British left India in 1947, they put 2 Islamic buffers on either side of the Himalayas to prevent communist nuclear submarine access to the blue all weather Indian ocean. Communism and Islam are like oil and water, they can come together for a while, but after sometime they get polarized and drift apart naturally.

When the Muslims from India did NOT go to East and West Pakistan, Rothschild engineered Hindu Muslim riots. Even then most of the Muslims preferred to stay back in India, while the Hindus on the other side came running due to extreme Islamic religious intolerance.. Even today, there are more Muslims in India than in Pakistan. There are more Muslims in India, than the rest of the world put together if you leave aside, Indonesia.

However Rothchild knew that within 75 years India would be a superpower, and it was impossible for them to imagine India and China teaming up as a economic and military team . So the British deliberately left the Indo China border unmarked. East Pakistan ( Bangladesh ) was further buffered by a strip of Indian territory in the NE , by the name of Arunachal Pradesh. A sacred monastery of ancient Tibet was included in this state.

China did NOT have a problem with all this , till CIA played they dirty games using Nehru to provoke the Chinese. And Nehru was on a trip-- one telephone call to Edwina of Rothschild family, and he could have both the US President and UK Prime minister doing press ups as punishment in their offices or in murga position on their office desks. Once Edwina Mountbatten died this powerful lifeline also died with her.

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The Generals in the Indian army like Cariappa, Thimayya, Maneskshaw, Thorat etc were all BR Ambedkar type British stooges. During British rule if these army officers were told to kill their own countrymen to break a patriotic freedom movement, they would do so without batting an eyelid. Most of the Indian Jawans joined the British army so that they could survive by securing a monthly salary, educate their children and feed their families.

Most affluent Parsis , being ex-Opium Bombay agents of Rothschild have always been on the side of the British , so Sam Manekshaw was no exception. Thorat belonged to the Mahar clan. BR Ambedkar his Mahar regiment and Mahar clan were always British stooges.

BR Ambedkar was educated in Opium funded Columbia University by Rothschild. His father and grandfather were British stooges, and they drove fissures into Hinduism. In 1857, during the First War of Independence , the Mahar regiment were on the side of the British. And I challenge anybody to prove me wrong when I say that BR Ambedkar did NOT spend one single minute fighting for India’s Independence.

Ambedkar spent most of his time fighting for the right of the Dalit scavenger to drink from the same cup as a Brahman in a temple—never mind that the white Christian British will NOT drink from the same cup used by any high caste Indian Brahman—leave alone a low caste dalit. Thimayya and Cariappa belonged to the fair Coorgi sect, who do NOT look like usual DNA Indians-- just like the Parsees.

Gen Thimayya was pro- USA and had been relentlessly after PM Nehru and Defence minister with his wish list of buying arms from USA and Britain, but NOT from Russia. Nehru was non-aligned , as he had enough, till his nostrils of Rothschild controlling him using Edwina and Churchill--even after India became a free country.

Nehru was totally dependent for sound advice on VK Krishna Menon, a man of extremely high intellect , perception and vision.

He was a colossus among thinkers and diplomats and he did NOT care for USA, CIA, Britain and Rothschild, having seen though their slimy devious ways in history. No media would print all this as it would invite immediate deadly retribution.

Rothschild and USA were afraid that VK Krishna Menon would take over as India’s PM once Nehru dies —and Nehru had a secret illness which CIA and Rothchild knew about.

VK Krishna Menon was NOT a person who would suffer fools gladly. For him a donkey on a throne was still a donkey and Nehru admired him for his bluntness. Though they never disagreed in public, VK Krishna Menon used to chew up Nehru and his “not so bright” sister in private.

VK Krishna Menon was loathed by USA and UK because they could never upstage him in an public debate or a news conference or a private argument— they were literally in awe of him. Once in UN, VK Krishna Menon ( who is from my hometown Calicut ) gave a 8 hour speech. The transcript is available on the Internet and you can check out his mental acuity and knowledge of world affairs.

Krishna Menon was NOT the type who would offer a chair and a cup of tea, to a time bandit opposite his deck. He was a very busy man, extremely hard working and he had NO time for petty YAAR SHAAR small chat. The Western press controlled by Rothschild ran him down at every opportunity.

So when India lost the 1962 war with China, and when VK Krishna Menon resigned and kept a deliberate silence till he died, all were quick to exonerate themselves and put all the entire blame on him.

It is amazing that even after 50 years of this Indo-China war, nobody in India has been able to figure out what went on. Yes! —all cried PM Jawaharlal Nehru, Gen Kaul and Defence Minister VK Krishna Menon were responsible.

Nobody nobody has the brains or the perception to figure out, why all this transpired. All were quick to point out that Gen Kaul was related by blood to Nehru, and hence was shown partiality in promotions.

At least Nehru was cock sure that Kaul was loyal to him and NOT to CIA or USA or Rothschild . At that time the Indian Finance minister was Morarji Desai ( after TT Krishnamachari was set up and shown the door due to the Mundhra LIC scam ), and PM Nehru , the IB chief Mullick and VK Krishna Menon knew that Morarji Desai was close to CIA and the Rothschild banking cartel.

The fact that VK Krishna Menon wanted India to be self reliant in military hardware did NOT go well with Gen Thimayya and Moraji Desai, who stone walled him at every step. General Kodandera Subayya Thimmaya assumed charge of the Indian Army, as the 6th Chief of Army Staff, on 7 May 1957.

Thimayya briefly resigned his post in 1959 over a dispute with V. K. Krishna Menon, then minister for defense. He made a great deal of himself being a man of high integrity, tom tommed by the Western press. He retired from the army in 1961, almost 15 months before the Chinese invasion of India in November 1962.

In 1959, he handed his resignation in protest to Prime Minister Nehru ostensibly due to Defence Minister V.K. Krishna Menon's refusal to consider his procurement plans from USA for preparing for a imminent war with China. Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru refused to accept Thimayya’s arm twisting resignation letter forcing him to withdraw his resignation.

Thimayya with CIA prodding had even managed to enlist the support of the Naval and Air Force Chiefs, which was a disgrace to the entire nation. But this plan fell apart as they developed cold feet on being quizzed by VK Krishna Menon.

The Indian Parliament was informed by Nehru that the principle of civilian control over the military was sacrosanct and that the General Thimayya had jumped the gun and acted irresponsibly. This shameful episode had the effect of lowering the influence of the Indian Army in future decision-making processes.

A lot was made out after the war, that the Indian army was told to fight a losing battle. If this is the case Pakistan army should refuse to fight with India. Are we to say that the Indian armed forces exist only to take on very weaker enemy forces like the Portuguese in Goa?

Are they to wear starched ceremonial uniform, do regiment wise Republic day march pasts to a band , wear corny medals , draw good salary , procure stuff from the army canteens at throwaway prices , put their children in the best schools, attend parties , booze , slap each other’s backs, guffaw at non-veg jokes and be merry?

If so please do India a favour— do NOT join our army. Nowadays CRPF loses more lives than the army--and they do NOT have any of the army privelages.

Gen Thimmayya's continued as the Army Chief till his retirement on 7 May 1961, completing 35 years of military service. But the truth is that Rothschild wanted his services for a hefty pay, in their Cyprus base, heading the UN forces (UNFICYP) , taking care of the security of Israel, as a pro-Israel “ neutral third party” . A grateful Rothschild named a street in Larnaca after him.

Lt Gen B.M. Kaul, openly flaunted his proximity and personal equation with Nehru and nobody dared take him on, even when he regularly bypassed the sacrosanct chain of command. This had an effect of crushing the army morale.

VK Krishna Menon was friendly towards Russia and China. The Americans did NOT want India, though non-aligned , to tilt towards the Communists. Rothschild used CIA to provoke the sleeping giant China in a dirty manner and put the blame on India. The CIA financed and armed a major resistance movement inside Tibet during the 1950's. China had long suspected that India was an active but covert party to this movement.

This subtle declaration of war against China was the culmination of a policy that Nehru had been pursuing since as early as April 1947 when India was still a British colony. On 25 April 1947, the external affairs department of the government of India, of which Nehru was in charge as a member of the viceroy’s ‘interim government’, informed the British secretary of state for India.

QUOTE “Government of India now wish to be represented in Tibet ( as per Edwina’s advise to Nehru ) ... and should be grateful to know whether His Majesty’s Government desire to retain separate Mission there in future. If they do not, it would seem feasible to arrange transition from ‘British Mission’ to ‘Indian Mission’ without publicity and without drawing too much attention to change, to avoid if possible any constitutional issue being raised by China.” UNQUOTE .

This was at a time when a full blown civil war was going on in China. On 15 August 1947, the day India became independent , the British mission in Lhasa (Tibet’s capital) formally became the Indian mission in a shady manner. The last British representative in Lhasa, H.E. Richardson, became the first Indian representative there.

Richardson wrote later “The transition was almost imperceptible, the existing staff was retained in its entirety and the only obvious change was the quiet change in the flag, without the Chinese getting even a whiff.

In the case of Sikkim, India in 1949 seized the opportunity of a local uprising against the ruler to send in troops and bring the state into closer dependence as a protectorate than it had formally been under the British. In 1974 PM Indira Gandhi marched Indian troops into Sikkim and annexed it into India— so China had a valid point there , as history always repeats itself.

In the same year in 1949, India signed a treaty with Bhutan, in which we took over Britain’s right to guide Bhutan in foreign affairs. New Delhi’s influence in Nepal continued to be paramount, and was increased in 1950 when the Indian Government helped the King of Nepal to break the century-old rule of the Rana clan.

In October 1950, China woke up and the Peoples’ Liberation Army (PLA) vanquished a feeble Tibetan opposition in the Battle of Chamdo and thus put an end to all ongoing diplomatic negotiations on the status of Tibet.

The Indian delegation in the United Nations blocked a proposal to censure China when the Chinese forces were on their way to Lhasa. India allowed Chinese food material for its troops located near Yatung to go through Calcutta and Gangtok. Later, the Indian Government agreed to withdraw its military-cum-diplomatic missions in Tibet without any fuss.

The historic Sino-Indian Treaty on relations between India and the Tibet Region of China was signed in 1954. India gave up its rights in Tibet without seeking a quid pro quo. The Panch Shila was enunciated, which naïve Nehru presumed and took for granted iron clad boundaries in an era of Hindi-Chini- bhai- bhai.

When Nehru visited China in 1954, he showed Chou En-lai’s the new political map of India, which defined the McMahon Line and the J&K Johnson Line as firm borders (and not in dotted lines ) and expressed concern over corresponding Chinese maps that he found erroneous.

Chou En-lai replied that the Chinese had not yet found time to correct their old maps but that this would be done “when the time is ripe”. Relations were hunky dory or kissing terms . Nehru assumed this implied tacit Chinese acceptance of India’s map alignments but referred to the same matter once again during Chou’s 1956 visit to India.

Above : The war aftermath places the Kongka La UFO area ( circled in blue --top LH corner ) plumb on the Indo-China border??.

The young Dalai Lama came to India in 1956 to participate in the 2,500th anniversary celebrations commemorating the Enlightenment of the Buddha but was reluctant to return home as he felt China had reneged from its promise of Tibetan autonomy.

Chou En-lai visited India later that year and sought Nehru’s good offices to persuade the Dalai Lama to return to Lhasa on the assurance of implementation of the 17-Point Agreement by China in good faith.

In March, 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet for good . Following the failed 1959 Tibetan uprising, the 14th Dalai Lama sought refuge in India. Nehru, allowed in the Dalai Lama and his coterie of Tibetan government officials. The Dalai Lama has since lived in exile in Dharamshala, in the state of Himachal Pradesh in northern India, where the Central Tibetan Administration is also established.

The Government of India granted Dalai Lama asylum, along with his entourage and over 100,000 refugees that followed. These events greatly disturbed the Chinese who saw this as a great Indian betrayal. This event marked a turning point in Sino-Indian relations for the worse. Indian troops crossed over into Tibet to escort the Dalai Lama and party into India across the McMahon line.

They came with their men and mules heavily laden with gold. While granting ‘political asylum’ to the Dalai Lama, the Indian government assured Peking that he would not be allowed to carry on political activities from the soil of India. As usual, this assurance proved to be a false one. The Chinese knew from the wordings and tone, that the Dalai Lama’s first statement issued from India was drawn up by Indian officials .

Their suspicions about India’s intentions were fuelled elled by Nehru’s connivance in facilitating CIA trained Tibetan refugee guerrillas to operate in Tibet and further permitting an American listening spy facility to be planted on the heights of Nanda Devi to monitor Chinese radio signals in Tibet.

China now suspected that India was all the while helping the Khampa rebellion and had assisted the Dalai Lama to escape to India. The disputed border and hardening of attitudes on both sides led to several skirmishes on several border posts. The Government of India adopted a strategically flawed ‘Forward Policy’ of erecting isolated check posts on the border without improving infrastructure or the armed forces’ capabilities.

Towards the end of 1961, Mao said enough is enough, and convened a meeting of China’s Central Military Commission and took personal charge of the ‘struggle with India’.

Five years later, China started the construction of the 179-km long western Tibet-Sinkiang road passing through Aksai Chin, part of J&K and claimed by India. The Government of India took two and a half years to confirm this information.

CIA could have given this information to India, but they chose not to. The whole idea was to make India and China bitter enemies, and provoke them to fight a war to sow permanent seeds of mistrust.

Aksai Chin a barren stretch of land ( area 37,000 square km ) of high-altitude desert with no human habitation, was a part of the Ladakh region, which China claims it to be part of its Xinjiang autonomous region. The MaCartney-MacDonald line clearly puts Aksai Chin within Chinese territory. China invested money and effort to make the highway there.

This new road was disclosed to the Indian Parliament on August 31, 1959, causing a huge uproar, the way only Indian MPs are capable of. Nehru’s remark that ‘not a blade of grass grows there’ did not cut ice with the much agitated Opposition in Parliament, who cried that if there is no grass in your dang back yard , will you gift it away?.

Nehru's thus became adamant that China must withdraw from Aksai Chin and in the process abandon the highway China made was seen by Mao as further Indian attempts to undermine China's claim to Tibet.

The border between India and Tibet had remained undefined and undemarcated when the direct rule of India by the British ended in 1947.

Vast areas in the north-east, mountainous and sparsely populated by tribes, and in the north-west, mountainous, icy and desolate, were never ever under the administration of India.

“The great cartographic forgery,” as Sourin Roy, a former deputy director, National Archives of India, pointed out, was initiated by Sir Olaf Kirkpatrick Kruuse Caroe , Governor of NWFP , and was completed under Nehru in 1954, as per Edwina’s advise to Nehru, of a Forward policy .

“The frontier from Bhutan eastwards has been clearly defined by the McMahon line which was fixed by the Simla Convention of 1914.... Our maps show that the McMahon line is our boundary and that is our boundary — map or no map.” . Since 1938, however, the Survey of India maps were surreptitiously altered, showing the McMahon Line, with the word ‘Undemarcated’ imprinted on it.

The McMahon Line drawn in Shimla convention of 1914 between British Empire and Tibet was rejected by China. China officially claims the entire Arunachal Pradesh as its territory based on its traditional boundaries from the imperial past.

The CIA collaborated with India and Nepal in training Tibetan exiles to fight Chinese troops. Between the late 1950’s and mid-1960’s the US government flew hundreds of Tibetan exiles to far-flung bases in Okinawa, Guam and Colorado.

There they were trained as guerrillas to wage war against the Chinese. The Tibetans, many of whom were recruited from the Khamba tribe, were parachuted back into Tibet at night with sub-machine guns. According to the report, Darjeeling was chosen as the headquarters of the rebels.

Nawang Gayltsen, who was among the first Tibetans trained by the CIA, disclosed that he had helped monitor struggling guerrilla cells in Tibet from a joint CIA-Indian command centre in New Delhi. What India does NOT know even today is , that some of our politicians are under Rothschild’s and CIA’s payroll.

Confident in the belief that the Chinese would not react, for fear of being attacked from USA from Taiwan ( a prospective Guantanamo base of Cuba in the making ) , while in a war with India, the India government continued to pursue the ‘forward policy’ both in the eastern and in the western sector.

China’s diplomatic notes warning that she “would react and most forcefully” were ignored by Nehru, with USA backing—the same way they backed Saddam Hussain when he caught Kuwait slant drilling and stealing Iraqi oil

There was NO need for Nehru to unnecessarily provoke the Chinese by eating into their barren territory. When VK Krishna Menon tried to stop it, he was called a communist derisively by USA and the West. Nehru initiated a Forward Policy in which it placed outposts along the border, including several north of the McMahon Line, the eastern portion of a Line of Actual Control proclaimed by Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai in 1959.

Nehru's going ahead with this encroaching policy was based on grandiose assumptions. He was of the belief that China would not oppose Indian patrols and border outposts out of fear of an India backed by both the super powers, United States of America and Soviet Union.

China was very tolerant as they were almost sure that USA would attack from Taiwan—and China could ill afford to fight in two sectors far way from each other.

In a letter of 7 November 1959 to Nehru Chou En-lai proposed to Nehru that the two prime ministers should meet and try to settle the boundary problem in the interest of both countries. Chou En-lai also proposed that the armed forces of the two countries should withdraw 20 kilometres at once from the McMahon line in the east and from the line upto which each side exercised actual control , in the west.

In 1960 Nehru agreed to Chou En-lai’s proposal to meet. So, the Chinese prime minister, accompanied by Chen Yi, his foreign minister, came to India in April 1960 to negotiate a peaceful settlement. But the Nehru with US backing was not willing to play ball. Nehru flatly rejected Zhou En Lai's boundary settlement proposal. Now, Mao was convinced India was working with the US and USSR against China.

Chou En-lal agreed to concede India’s claim in the eastern sector, which meant a large chunk of territory which was inhabited by tribes and parts of which like the Towang tract, which were under Tibetan administration.

He just wanted India to recognize China’s claim to the Aksai Chin area in the western sector, a ‘desert of white stones’, “17,000 ft. above sea level, where nothing grows and no one lives, lying between the towering ranges of Karakoram and the Kuen Lun”. Across it ran an ancient trade route between Sinkiang and Tibet, which was used by the People’s Republic of China in the 1950s.

The highway across Aksai Chin built by China, was a major engineering feat, which China showcased and was proud of. Aksai Chin, uninhabited and desolate and so far away from the nearest area administered by India, was useless to us while it was of great importance to China.

Nehru hijacked by USA, rejected the Chinese premier’s proposal and claimed Aksai Chin as India’s inalienable part. VK Krishna Menon objected to this American conspiracy bitterly. Nehru was by now convinced that VK Krishna Menon was a communist at heart, and he allowed himself to be swayed by his pro-USA Generals and the IB chief, who was on his own trip.

The Chinese proposal of ‘reciprocal acceptance of present actualities in both sectors and constitution of a boundary commission’ was summarily rejected. Aksai Chin was a critical alternate route for China to Tibet. India's stand meant that China was being cut off from Tibet, they saw it as an attempt to undermine their authority in Tibet.

Nehru also refused to agree to Chou’s proposal that both sides should refrain from patrolling along all sectors of the boundary in order to avert ego clashes and “ensure tranquillity on the borders so as to facilitate the discussions.” The summit was a total failure due to hard posturing by Nehru —a golden opportunity to co-exist in peace was kicked away. USA and Rothschild were so happy.

In the meantime China hastily concluded boundary agreements with Burma, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal and Mongolia — all neighbouring countries, except India and the U.S.S.R. (which too preferred to determine its borders with China unilaterally).

The biggest failure was when India refused China's proposal for talks to extend Panchsheel which was to lapse on June 2, 1962, on being prodded by USA. This was a chance for India to negotiate, reverse aggressive policies and restore a climate based on the Panchsheel with a powerful neighbour. The agreement lapsed, India and China wound up the trade marts on both sides.

Home Minister of India, Lal Bahadur Shastri meanwhile put a chappal-less foot in his mouth and made an unnecessary declaration on February 4, 1962 that "If the Chinese will not vacate the areas occupied by her, India will have to repeat what she did in Goa. We will certainly drive out the Chinese forces." Internal Home Minister Shastri had NO right to talk in this manner.

All this while Nehru was actively promoting the slogan Hindi-Chini bhai-bhai (Indians and Chinese are brothers). The Chinese used to send non-military supplies to Tibet through the port of Calcutta.

The Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, Mao Zedong, got pissed off and asked the Xinhua News Agency to produce reports on Indian expansionists operating in Tibet. In August 1961, the Chinese military improved its combat readiness along the McMahon Line and began stockpiling ammunition, weapons and gasoline.

Mao asserted that the objective was not a local victory but to give Nehru a bloody nose so that he could be ‘knocked back to the negotiating table’. By September 1962, China was fully prepared (this is evident from the video recordings of that war released by China recently) and warned that if India ‘played with fire; it would be consumed by fire’.

On September 8, 1962, more than 800 Chinese soldiers surrounded the Indian post at Dhola. Neither side opened fire for 12 days. The dice was cast for a showdown. China had conveyed its intention. While India thought that it was bluffing. Nehru did NOT know that a deadly crisis was brewing in Cuba, which would make both USA and USSR , his trump cards --ignore him..

Before China attacked, India’s leadership was tied up on business as usual elsewhere. Such was the lack of our military intelligence , and the way USSR and USA made a$$holes out of us. Krishna Menon left for New York on 17 September 1962 to attend the UN General Assembly and returned to India only on 30 September 1962.

Nehru left Delhi on 8 September 1962 to attend the Commonwealth PM’s conference and after visiting Paris, Lagos and Accra returned only on 2 October 1962, but left again on 12 October 1962 for Colombo and returned to Delhi only on 16 October 1962.

Two of the most important officials at Army Headquarters were also away from Delhi: Lt. Gen. Kaul, the Chief of General Staff, was on sweet holiday in Kashmir till 2 October 1962, while the Director of Military Operations [DMO] was on a cruise on the aircraft carrier Vikrant.

Nehru gave a uncharacteristic and immature statement on October 12, 1962, on his way to Sri Lanka that he had "ordered the Indian Army to throw the Chinese out." The next day Rothschild controlled New York Herald Tribune carried a provocative editorial titled “India declares war on China”, and they made sure the Chinese Ambassador in USA read it.

This crude mafia type statement by a head of state of great stature , got Chairman Mao’s knickers in a twist.

A furious Mao declared “…Since Nehru insists on us fighting him, for us not to fight with him would not be proper. Courtesy emphasizes reciprocity.”

Everybody including the then army chief and VK Krishna Menon knew that PM is wrong but such was Nehru’s clout with USA and Rothschild , that nobody dared to tell Nehru that the emperor is NOT wearing clothes , at that time.

Driving out the superior Chinese forces was an optimistic declaration by the political leadership but the ground situation was different. Indian Army was logistically weak and ill-prepared to take on the Chinese forces that were well trained in freezing mountain warfare.

In 1962, a Joint Secretary verbally conveyed the Indian government's orders to General Thapar, the then Army Chief ( our Karan Thapar father ) , to evict the Chinese from the intruded territory. He asked for this in writing because he had not been in the decision-making loop. How do you like that?

Meanwhile Mao wanted to double check political polarisations and alliances. The Chinese Ambassador to Warsaw, Wang Bingnan, was recalled from leave and hastily dispatched to Warsaw with instructions to meet his US counterpart forthwith.

On 23 June 1962, Wang Bingnan met US Ambassador Cabot at Warsaw. Ambassador Wang claimed that Beijing had noted US preparations in Taiwan for a landing on the mainland. Ambassador Cabot, who was unaware of any such preparations, based on his brief from the State Department, conveyed to his Chinese interlocutor that he had been authorized to state that the US government had no intention of supporting the proposed GRC [Taiwan] attack on the mainland in 1962.

The Chinese breathed a huge sigh of relief for they were anticipating trouble on two widely separated fronts.

On 8 October 1962, Chinese leaders informed the Soviet Ambassador in Beijing that ‘China knows that Indian forces are planning to launch a large scale attack in Sino-Indian frontier regions and if India launches an attack than we will resolutely carry out self-defence.’

Further, Ambassador Liu secured from Khrushchev ‘guarantees’ that if China was attacked and a China-India War ensued, the Soviets would ‘stand together with China’ .

With the Cuba crisis in his mind and wanting China as an ally in case of a nuclear missile war with USA, in a 20 October 1962 letter, Khrushchev rebuked Nehru for failing to show ‘due urge for reconciliation’ and urged him ‘to agree to Chinese proposals’.

This new tough line was confirmed when MJ Desai [then Secretary General, MEA] told US Ambassador Galbraith in a meeting on 23 October 1962 that ‘in the past few days the Soviets have taken a tough line with the Indians—including advice to settle on Chinese terms.’

The friends of VK Krishna Menon, the Soviets really had had no option as they were engrossed in a serious confrontation with the US over Cuba and badly needed Chinese support, in case of a full scale nuclear missile war with USA and UK. Support for India was expendable, at this hour.

This is the reason why every nation should have its own security, instead of hanging on and hiding under somebody else’s stinkin' petticoat.

In its issue of 14 October 1962, the Chinese People’s Daily again warned Nehru : “Pull back from the brink of the precipice and don’t use the lives of Indian troops as stakes in your gamble.” The advice was ignored.

It must be noted here that VK Krishna Menon was never privy to false promises and constant meddling by CIA. CIA , Rothschild and the US president hated Menon’s guts. So any man with average intelligence can make out that he was not privy to the China territory nibbling process and Tibet provocations done by Nehru and IB chief Mullick.

On 14 October 1962, an editorial on People's Daily issued China's the last and final warning to India: QUOTE "So it seems that Mr. Nehru has made up his mind to attack the Chinese frontier guards on an even bigger scale....It is high time to shout to Mr. Nehru that the heroic Chinese troops, with the glorious tradition of resisting foreign aggression, can never be cleared by anyone from their own territory... If there are still some maniacs who are reckless enough to ignore our well-intentioned advice and insist on having another try, well, let them do so. History will pronounce its inexorable verdict... At this critical moment...we still want to appeal once more to Mr. Nehru: better rein in at the edge of the precipice and do not use the lives of Indian troops as stakes in your gamble."UNQUOTE

The Chinese insisted that it was India that started the conflict by following the so-called ‘forward policy’ and ‘nibbling’ at China’s frontiers, and hence it was only a ‘counter-attack’ and in ‘self-defence’ to throw out Indian ‘aggressors’ from Chinese territory. In other words, it was an action designed to reclaim Chinese territory wrongly usurped by India – with American connivance , aimed to draw away Chinese forces from the sensitive Taiwan area.

On 16 October 1962, this war plan was approved, and on the 18th, the final approval was given by the Politburo for a "self-defensive counter-attack", scheduled for 20 October.

On 20 October 1962, at 5 AM IST, the Chinese People's Liberation Army launched two massive onslaughts , 1000 kilometres apart. Three Chinese Regiments, 154, 155 and 157 [equivalent to Indian Brigades], all battle-hardened veterans of the Korean War transferred from across the Taiwan Straits since June 1962, attacked Indian positions across the Namka Chu defended by a single brigade and overran them. Similar attacks were launched simultaneously on all Indian positions both in the Western and Eastern sectors with overwhelming force.

This attack was a well planned move and it coincided with the Cuban Missile Crisis, which made sure that USA and Russians will NOT bother to intervene—or even give a patient ear.

The Cuban missile crisis was a 13-day confrontation between the Soviet Union and Cuba on one side and the United States on the other. The crisis occurred in October 1962, during the Cold War from October 16–28, 1962 (naval blockade of Cuba ended November 20, 1962) .

The Soviet government secretly began to build bases in Cuba for a number of medium-range and intermediate-range ballistic nuclear missiles (MRBMs and IRBMs) with the ability to strike most of the continental United States. In addition to nuclear-armed ballistic missiles, the Soviet Union had deployed 100 tactical nuclear weapons to Cuba, and the local Soviet commander there could have launched these weapons without additional codes or commands from Moscow.

The U.S. air strike and invasion that were scheduled for the third week of the confrontation would likely have triggered a nuclear response against American ships and troops, and perhaps even Miami. The resulting war might have led to the deaths of 100 million Americans, and a deadly retaliation by USA .

In the western theatre, the Chinese PLA sought to expel Indian forces from the Chip Chap valley in Aksai China while in the eastern theatre, the PLA sought to capture both banks of the Namka Chu river. The Chinese cut the Indian telephone lines, preventing the Indian defenders from making contact with their headquarters. To be frank these are all basics.

The Chinese troops launched a three-pronged attack on Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh which the Indians evacuated without any resistance. The entire NEFA (North East Frontier Agency), now called Arunachal Pradesh was Gen Kaul's domain. On his first day of assignment, Gen Kaul flew to Lumpu in great style and then trekked like a commando to Namkachu valley.

He was the first General officer to visit the valley. Gen Kaul “reportedly” fell ill during the assignment and was deported to New Delhi and the IV Corps was wiped out when a strong enemy force raided the camp. The battle with China in 1962, in the NEFA, is also known as the Battle of Namkachu.

There is ample evidence today from doctors that Nehru’s relative and blue eyed boy Gen Kaul was not as sick as he said. Gen Kaul’s famous last words before he came back to Delhi was to tell the brigade commander before leaving: “Its your battle now”.

When General Kaul reached 7th Brigade at Tawang, he wanted to inspect the front lines himself. Because of the altitude, he was already exhausted. No 4 legged pack animals were available. So a two legged local porter manfully carried our dear Gen Kaul off to the front like a sack of potatoes. Needless to say all onlookers were amused.

Vidi Vini Vizi, or was it so?

It could be I came, I spied ( with mE little eye ) , I scooted ( by piggy ride ).

Indian Army was not ready to take on the Chinese. Very few Indian soldiers had operated on freezing mountain areas. The troops were using obsolete weapons unsuitable for mountain warfare and bullets were in short supply. Most of the time the Chinese were outside Indian rifle range.

The Chinese were well supplied as they had stocked supplies in Tibet and their soldiers were well acquainted with mountain warfare. The Indian soldiers, did not even have enough winter clothing and shoes. There was no road network. The supplies and reinforcements for the troops were sent most by air. The Indian troops were short on artillery and ammunition and the artillery pieces they had was very often immobile in the mountains.

Lieutenant General B M Kaul, had never commanded an active fighting outfit in his entire life and he was to command one now.

The majority of Chinese forces had advanced to sixteen kilometres south of the control line prior to the conflict. Four days of fighting were followed by a three-week lull. Zhou ordered the troops to stop advancing as he attempted to negotiate with Nehru a last time .

On October 24 1962, Beijing offered a ceasefire and Chinese withdrawal on the express condition that India agreed to open negotiations. Nehru refused the offer even before the text was officially received. Both sides built up over the next three weeks and the Indians launched a local counterattack on November 15, arousing in India fresh expectations of total victory, what with our newspapers giving rosy accounts of Indian bravery and relentless assaults.

Zhou had sent Nehru a letter, proposing a negotiated settlement of the boundary, that both sides disengage and withdraw twenty kilometres from present lines of actual control. After Zhou received Nehru's letter (rejecting Zhou's proposal), the fighting resumed on the eastern theatre on 14 November 1962 (Nehru's birthday).

On 17 November 1962, the Chinese troops in this second campaign reached the borders of Assam, occupied the entire disputed territory of the NEFA and again halted. The Indian government was seized with panic, almost wrote off Assam as lost.

Mao in a master stroke declared unilateral ceasefire on November 20, 1962, immediately after the resolution of crisis in the Cuba. Many units of the once crack Indian 4th Division dissolved into rout without giving battle and by November 20 1962, there was no organised Indian resistance anywhere in the disputed territories. This time a shaken up Nehru tacitly accepted.

Zhou's ceasefire declaration stated,

QUOTE “Beginning from 21 November 1962, the Chinese frontier guards will cease fire along the entire Sino-Indian border. Beginning from 1 December 1962, the Chinese frontier guards will withdraw to positions 20 kilometres behind the line of actual control which existed between China and India on 7 November 1959. In the eastern sector, although the Chinese frontier guards have so far been fighting on Chinese territory north of the traditional customary line, they are prepared to withdraw from their present positions to the north of the illegal McMahon Line, and to withdraw twenty kilometres back from that line. In the middle and western sectors, the Chinese frontier guards will withdraw twenty kilometres from the line of actual control.”UNQUOTE

The Chinese withdrew twelve miles north of the McMahon line and returned captured Indian soldiers whom they had treated well with their small arms.

In the meantime the Indian army chief, General Thapar, resigned. The defence minister, Krishna Menon (Nehru’s close friend ), was made a scapegoat by all those who hated him. VK Krishna Menon, the “terror from the East” who gave the white man a massive inferiority complex, was forced to resign by USA as a pre-condition for military aid and by Rothschild for financial aid.

This was their way of getting even with all the mental lashes and intellectual bleeding they had to lump. There was NOT a single English speaking white man on this planet, who could better VK Krishna Menon in a debate on any political subject.

After his famous nine-hour speech on Kashmir at the UN Security Council in 1957, during which he lambasted both the US and Britain, the British delegate, Sir Pierson Dixon, laughingly told him, “No hard feelings, Krishna, we have a very thick skin.” “I know, Pierson,” retorted Menon, “that’s why you Britons made the best boots in the world”.

Once when Krishna Menon was in USA, he was expected to be pulverized for his views and the Indian embassy specifically advised him against appearing on a live radio program. He would be ambushed—nay—bushwacked by a very sharp and aggressive host, who chewed iron nails for breakfast.

Menon, typically, rejected the advice. He was given a lecture by the aggressive host and asked if it was indeed true that Menon was a communist. Without batting an eyelid, Menon returned the lecture and concluded it with a question to the host: “ But tell me, is it true that you are a bastard??” Totally crushed in public for the first time in his life , the arrogant and slimy radio host was silenced--and he lost all his aggro and "cats whiskers" cockiness after this incident.

On Oct 25th 1962 , Ambassador Galbraith wrote to President Kennedy predicting that Nehru will soon ask for military aid – “Does important American assistance require his (Menon’s) effective elimination from the Indian defense and UN scene? “

The CIA assisted US presidential answer was , there can be no US aid to India , unless the Rasputin of Nehru, "the Commie" VK Krishna Menon was shoved off.

On 20 November 1962 YB Chavan, Bombay’s chief minister, ( CIA and Rothschild chosen ) , became India’s new defence minister, to make sure India does NOT drift to the Soviet camp.

China again offered to negotiate a settlement of the border problem. But Nehru , without the reassuring presence of VK Krishna Menon at his side, would not negotiate.. Though there was no mutual agreement, China presented the NEFA region (now Arunachal Pradesh) to India and retained what was of vital importance to her in the western sector.

The border has remained where China proposed in 1960. The shrewd US strategy of keeping China under constant threat from the South, was successful. It may be noted that, unlike the USA, China had no military base in any foreign country nor did she conduct military aggression or intervention in the affairs of any country.

‘Containing China’ was a euphemism for encircling China from all sides and liquidating her. And China’s bitter memories of the dirty and painful Rothschilds Opium wars and the Rape on Nanking by the Japs were still fresh.

Soon after the hostilities were over, the then Chinese President Liu Shaoqi told the Sri Lankan leader Felix Bandaranaike that the 1962 conflict was ‘to demolish Nehru’s arrogance and delusions of grandeur. China had taught India a severe lesson and would do so again and again!’

Liu repeated the same to the Swedish Ambassador too. The master stroke of a declaration of cease-fire by Mao was a serious blow for anti-China Taiwan plan of America and Soviet Union and their strategic design in Asia. Later, in 1973, Zhou Enlai was to tell Kissinger that the conflict took place because Nehru was getting ‘cocky’ with his “personal” connections with US and UK , to be read as the Edwina Rothschild connection.

More than 3,000 Indian soldiers laid down their lives during the 1962 Sino Indian war. Out of this most of them had died due to exposure to cold and NOT by bullet wounds. Several hundred frozen bodies were found , just a sweater and canvas shoes, with rifles clenched in their hands, no body wounds ,and no bullets in the pouch. All of them could NOT have lost their bullets , right?

The 1962 War has left gaping wound in the Indian psyche. The political and military leadership sacrificed officers and soldiers under them despite knowing that the army was not prepared to take on the Chinese forces in a terrain where we were logistically weak and did not have proper supply lines.

At the same time, I would call this war as a blessing in disguise. India gained many benefits from the 1962 conflict. This war united the various religions and castes of India as never before. India got on a golden platter, more than 83,000sq.km. of disputed territory , even if she felt that NEFA was hers all along.

The great Himalayan debacle cut Nehru down to size. The Edwina inflated self-image of prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru — ‘an intrepid fighter for the establishment of peace and justice on earth’, ‘the architect of non-alignment’, a “peace-maker and go-between in the company of the superpowers” — was shattered.

He had a heart-attack in January 1964 and passed away in May. Edwina died on 21 February 1960. With her death Nehru did NOT have the power of backdoor negotiations via Rothschild with the US president and UK Prime Minister—and he could NOT foresee any more coming shadows. More important he lost the elegant solutions creating brains of VK Krishna Menon.

The single biggest factor of Indian defeat was that the Indian intelligence apparatus in the Himalayas was lacking under Mullick. CIA deliberately kept Nehru in the dark about Chinese strength, mobility and tactics.

Very few Indian soldiers had operated in freezing mountain areas, which causes pulmonary odema ( liquid in lungs ) . The few Indian troops were using single fire manual obsolete rifles, which jammed in cold weather and was unsuitable for mountain warfare . They had very few bullets. The Chinese , superior in numbers , were well supplied as they had stocked supplies in Tibet and their soldiers with AK 47 automatic guns were well acquainted with high mountain warfare.

The morale of the armed forces was at its lowest ebb, with the false propaganda done by CIA’s payroll MP stooges in Indian Parliament over Gen Thimayya’s resignation. . The decision making in the army was totally ad-hoc.

An entire division comprising over 15,000 soldiers, the 4th Infantry Division, collapsed in disarray and retreated from its headquarters at Tawang; an infantry Brigade of over 3000 soldiers was overrun by the Chinese and the Brigadier and several officers taken prisoner in NEFA.

After the humiliating defeat, the new pro-USA defence minister, YB Chavan under CIA pressure entrusted Lieutenant-General Henderson Brooks and Brigadier P S Bhagat (holder of a WWII Victoria Cross and commandant of the military academy) to inquire into the debacle.

This report will keep dirty CIA tricks totally off record. Gen Chaudhuri who took over from Gen Kaul, received the report in April 1963, from Lt Gen Brooks who was GOC 11 Corps in Jalandhar and had not participated in the operations.

The Henderson-Brooks report, submitted in mid-1963, is yet to be made public. An application was filed some two years back seeking its disclosure under the Right to Information Act. It was rejected by the Defence Minister claiming that an internal study had confirmed that the contents of the Henderson Brooks Report "are not only extremely sensitive but are of current operational value."

Probably the report shows the count of Indian soldiers who were frozen to death without bullets. Chinese policymakers and analysts believe even today that India is colluding with the US and Russia to detach Tibet from China—with the Tibetans under Dalai Lama constantly giving pin pricks and even doing self immolations from Indian soil.

Today China knows for sure that CIA financed and armed a major resistance movement inside Tibet during the 1950′s . China suspected that Nehru was an active party to this covert movement.

Then Director of Intelligence Bureau, B N Mullick, acknowledged CIA’s activities in Tibet during that time in his book “The Chinese Betrayal” (1971). CIA obviously cannot do anything without India’s help. China believed India played an active role at that time, and it was one of the reasons for which they decided to punish India.

There has also been dispute about Sikkim, which formally became part of India in 1975. Chinese dismissed this annexation and continued to claim dispute over the tiny state, too. However, in 2003 under an agreement between the two sides, Chinese have formally recognized Sikkim as an integral part of India. The border between Sikkim and China, though, is still not fully demarcated.

China had been active in Aksai Chin for over a decade before 1962. India was aware of Chinese activity there from 1951. But in 1953, Nehru decided to redraw the boundary that included Aksai Chin within India, as opposed to British policy of 1899, which kept Aksai Chin out of India. In 1957, Beijing's road building activities could not be ignored any longer, and India sent patrols to the area. It would be the beginning of the India-China conflict that would culminate in 1962.

Gen Kaul although Sandhurst-trained for infantry service , he pussy footed his carrer using his Nehru connections, without serving on any front line and ended it in a humble and obscure post in public relations, but all the time enjoying ZE good life.

Boosted by the Nehrus’s pull, Kaul rocketed up through the army structure to emerge in 1961 at the very summit of Army HQ. But the fact remains that he did NOT fully comprehend the art of war. Not only did he hold the key appointment of chief of the general staff (CGS) but the Army Commander, Thapar, was in effect his client.

The Intelligence Bureau (IB), whose director, N B Mullik, was another favourite and confidant of Nehru. VKK Gen. Thimayya recommended Lt. Gen. Thorat to succeed him and Lt. Gen. Verma appointed as CGS. Gen Kaul ensured this was not accepted. Gen Thapar became the Army Chief and Gen Kaul took over as CGS . Gen Kaul had a court of inquiry organised against Sam Manekshaw for anti-national activities. The inquiry exonerated Gen Manekshaw.

The Goa operation at the end of 1960 witnessed two strange events. The new Chief of General Staff (CGS), Lt Gen BM Kaul, marched alongside one of the columns of the 17th Division under Gen KP Candeth that was tasked to enter Goa. Thereafter Gen Kaul and, separately, the Defence Minister, Krishna Menon, declared “war” or the commencement of operations at two different times — one at midnight and the other at first light the next morning. Gen Kaul safe from censure due to his relationship with Nehru, had the guts to do this to VK Krishna Menon.

Today the shallow thinking Air Chief Marshal Norman Anil Kumar Browne ( pro-USA Anglo Indian --all the way ) says that India would have won the way if the IAF was involved. This is pure NONSENSE , as China had 2600 superior aircraft, and would have caused thousands of Indian deaths , and war would have escalated.

If we peruse the tripartite Simla Convention of 1914 to which the Government of India, Tibet and China were party and drew the McMahon Line. The Chinese representative just initialled the agreement but did not sign it on account of differences over the definitions of Inner and Outer Tibet.

To the Rothschild controlled West, the disappearance of fear of Chinese from the Indian minds and the growing Hindi-Chini Bhai Bhai chants did not portend well. The two most populous countries could not be allowed to form a third pole on the global stage. Americans played a dirty wedge driving game in India to ensure that the two Asian nations remain distant from each other, always .

The Chinese assault as you can see was NOT a sudden 'unprovoked aggression,' that had caught India with her pants down in a sort of “fallen from the sky Himalayan Pearl Harbor , by any stretch of imagination.

The Indian army was forced to defend India . They were pitted against experts at attack by infiltration, having been Mao's guerrillas. They were not only outnumbered, but outmatched with the attack by infiltration tactics.

Indeed, the PLA was not just an army - it was an ideologically committed , highly passionate and trained movement that was synonomous with the then newly created Communist China.

The poor Indian jawans with chattering teeth , numb fingers and Pulmonary Odema secreted liquid in lungs, were under orders to sweep superior Chinese forces wielding AK47s, capable of 700 bullets in one minute, using bayonets and single bullet firing short range obsolete rifles, out of their impregnable, dominating positions.

Jawans went into battle straight from the plains, pushed so hard across the unaccustomed high mountain terrain that many died of altitude sickness before they reached the front line. They wore their cotton uniforms with a thin sweater, and they had a single blanket for the freezing nights. Often even that one blanket had to be shared.

"Hard rations" was a euphemism for no tea, sugar, or salt, indeed, for such limited quantities of any food that the already weakened men weakened more. Air drops went awry, less than 1 in 3 reached the men when dropped by the C-119 Packet, which could not slow sufficiently to make accurate drops.

To save money, the Indian Army had been recovering and repacking supply parachutes, many were so worn they broke. After a load was successfully dropped, the men had to haul it over distances of several kilometers and elevations of thousands of vertical feet with liquid in their lungs.

Even today is there a single Armed Forces Veteran in the Rajya Sabha? - who can be the voice of the over one crore ex-servicemen and their families. We are more interested in Sachin Tendulkar mouthing PR nonsense in a squeaky AAIGA voice.

We love to see a moth eaten Rekha (whose husband Mukesh Agarwal committed suicide ), upstaging—nay—fingering a hissing Jaya Bachchan. These are our fuc#in’ icons , right? Do we deserve anything better when this is the lousy way we treat our armed forces?

It is a great irony that 1.11 lakh Indian soldiers were killed in WW1 and 2.43 lakhs Indian soldiers were killed in WW2. There was NO hue and cry for those unfortunate souls sacrificed by Rothschild stooge Gandhi who called for mass recruitment.

Gandhi's non-violence principle said it is OK to kill Germans, but it is VERY BAD violence to kill the white invader the British. Today we worship a stooge Gandhi and condemn a great patriot like VK Krishna Menon.

During the war, everyone from General to Jawan to officials and the media was tuned into Radio Peking to find out what was going on in our own country.

An upset President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan said it all when he indicted the government for its “credulity and negligence" .

Nehru himself confessed, artfully using the plural, “WE were getting out of touch with reality… and WE are living in an artificial world of our own creation” . Till then it was I, ME, I ME all the way.

UPA and Sonia Gandhi are reluctant to hurt themselves and their icon Nehru, by disclosing the Henderson Brooks report. Truth, consequently, has perforce to wear a mask. For them the Nehru dynasty is more important than India or Indians.

Gen Kaul and GenThimmaya wrote books for posterity, which made them smell of roses. Vengalil Krishnan Krishna Menon did NOT write a book, or break his silence till he died on 6^th Oct 1974. He could have taken Nehru to the cleaners if he wished, but he chose to keep quiet and honour his friend. Gratitude and character came through.

Gen Cariappa tried a hand in politics by standing for elections-- and he lost his deposit. I am sure CIA would have been overjoyed if he had won.

But you see today we have a Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who has been shoved in via the back door ( via Rajya Sabha ) --thanks to the Italian queen bee. Manmohan Singh was made a Finance minister in 1991 also via the back door. Manmohan Singh worked for a Rothschild financial concern before he became India's Finance Minister, as a part of re-orientation. He was the Secretary General of the South Commission, an independent economic policy think tank headquartered in Rothschild banking cartel’s home turf Geneva, Switzerland from 1987 to 1990.

China and Russia leaning Krishna Menon was a rising star in Indian politics. He won his elections from Mumbai with facile margins. His growing mass appeal both within and outside the country was causing great consternation in Washington.

VK Krishna Menon could not stomach the Rothschild stooge likes of Field Marshal Cariappa, General K.S. Thimayya and Gen Thorat whom he saw representing a particular class and Zionist banking cartel interest group rather than the mother land . He also did NOT approve of Nehru dancing to Edwina’s tune. Edwina was a Rothschild, like Winston Churchill.

Krishna Menon was least affected by the arm twisting money crunch exerted by Rothschild in India, and continued to follow his anti-American agenda. Washington was palpably worried, as Menon’s political boat began gathering wind, the Americans knew, it was time to pull back. By now, it appears that Nehru too was beginning to understand the game. The process of purging began with easing of Finance Minister CD Deshmukh and replacing him with T.T. Krishnamachari (TTK). Krishnamachari ensured that Benegal Rama Rau too was removed from the RBI.

Soon after Rama Rao’s exit a Calcutta-based Marwari businessman named Haridas Mundhra’s dubious share transactions with the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) amounting to Rs. 1.25 crores were revealed by the media. Feroze Gandhi, Nehru’s son-in-law added fuel to the fire by disclosing the confidential correspondence between the then Finance Minister T.T. Krishnamachari and his principal finance secretary, and raised a question in Parliament on the sale of ‘fraudulent’ shares to LIC. Haridas Mundhra . Mundhra was Calcutta-based industrialist and stock speculator who was found guilty and imprisoned in the first big financial scandal of free India in the 1950s.

The Mundhra scandal exposed the rifts between the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and his son-in-law Feroze Gandhi, and also led to the resignation of India's then finance minister T. T. Krishnamachari . Born into a trading family, Mundhra started life as a light-bulb salesman, and pyramided his holdings by "fast deals and stock juggling"into a Rs. 4 crore (USD 10 million) empire. However, by the mid-50s, his business empire was unravelling, and he came to be known for his somewhat questionable ethics. In 1956, he was indicted by the Bombay Stock Exchange for selling forged shares.

The second big corruption scandal of independent India that was christened ‘Mundhra scandal’ ended with the scalp of TT Krishnamachari, who was replaced as finance minister by Rothschild favourite Moraji Desai. Seymour Myron Hersh’s disclosures about Morarji’s CIA connections has revealed that Morarji Desai was under Rothschild and CIA mentoring as early as 1950.

Menon’s unflinching faith in Non-Aligned Movement - his deep understanding of the ongoing imperial mechanizations in the post-colonial era had made his opponents brand him as ‘crypto communist’. Menon was steering a dangerous course.

For a leader of a newly independent, cash strapped nation with miniscule military muscle - to openly take on - a diehard anti-communist like John Foster Dulles, the US secretary of state - was asking for direct access into the CIA’s hit list. He could have been easily eliminated by a golden bullet, but that could have led to the surge in strength of the forces that the USA wanted to curtail. Therefore, Menon was given the proverbial ‘long rope to hang’.

The crushing defeat in a war with communist China not only nipped Menon in the bud but also ensured that in Indian perception the communists became traitors. Perhaps, it is the realization of this objective that made Rothschild man YB Chavan see victory in defeat, when he said “The first casualties of the unashamed aggression of the Chinese on India are Marxism and Leninism.”

Chavan was correct because the Chinese war decimated not only Nehru but also politically eliminated Krishna Menon who was considered more dangerous than Nehru to the continuation of capitalism and Rothschild banking in India.

In December 1961, Menon once again thwarted Western designs by making sure that the Portuguese were driven out of Goa. This enhanced his reputation further making him a natural successor to Nehru. This was neither good news for free market followers in India nor for American foreign policy.

The arrival of 1962 general elections and Krishna Menon’s resounding victory against Acharya JB Kripalani from North Bombay constituency had convinced Nehru’s detractors that Krishna Menon had to be nipped in the bud. These elections were hyped up as a clash between “socialism and reaction” by the left and according to Kripalani as the fight between “Gandhism and Marxism”.

The Rothschild controlled Indian press all other mainstream newspapers launched a scathing attack on Menon. The elections had acquired international dimensions with the Time magazine putting Menon on its cover page, openly declaring that “America have an important stake in this outside elections”.

VK Krishna Menon must not be denied credit for the good work that he did as defence minister. He gave a big boost to self-reliance in indigenous defence production and brought about some economies in defence expenditure.

The Rothschild controlled press did their best in driving wedges between whoever VK Krishna Menon dealt with. There was this Khadi versus Khaki blitzkrieg, to show CIA favourite Gen Thimayya smelling of roses against VK Krishna Menon.

But Nehru, backed Menon all the way.

Probably Zionist encyclopedia , Wikipedia has been kinder to Hitler and Saddam Hussain than VK Krishna Menon. They described him as boorish, vitriolic, intolerant, arrogant, impatient,exigent, evil, Rasputin —but one thing they could not accuse him of was being daft or being a traitor.

When VK Krishna Menon resigned there was a unofficial party at the Pentagon.

CIA had used his enemies in India to implicate him in a Jeep scam. VK Krishna Menon said often – “controversy chases me and I always meet it halfway”.

V.K.Krishna Menon became Defence Minister in 1957 bringing with him a fresh breath of air into a ministry that had been ignored for eight years. Menon fought for his men, improved their pay scales, introduced welfare programs and so on.

Being a visionary , Menon was a driven soul.. He could see things that others do not see , and would immediately march to a different drummer and play by new rules.. and Nehru loved it.

World leaders even from USA and UK sought VK Krishna Menon’s advise on world conflict matters which did NOT concern India, as he consistently made superior evaluations and so could anticipate better than others.

He believed that those who are not lighting any candles should not bitch about the dark. He did NOT care for consensus from mediocre people , and did not have any fear of conflict with babus or the illiterate MPs in the Parliament..

He believed that a person who suffers a incompetent subordinate is himself incompetent. He rewarded extraordinary efforts and liked people who did the extra mile beyond the call of duty.

When Krishna Menon saw the ill equipped condition of the 3.5 million strong army, especially their use of Lee Enfield 0.303 bolt action rifles, World War 1 vintage, he was apalled. He pressed for automatic SLR’s and other defense expenditures to modernize the armed forces. But his detractors would not allow it.

Menon again proposed doubling of the officer strength in the army & manufacture of automatic weapons but the proposal was shot down by Gen Thimayya who wanted to buy from USA. Menon was forced to start a longer gestating program of indigenous manufacture with Ordnance factories.

The grave situation was made even worse by constant stone walling by the Rothschild man Finance Minister Morarji Desai, who would NOT allow the release of essential foreign exchange to buy what little equipment that had been sanctioned.

Menon had a purpose; he wanted young India to be viewed in the right light and on par with all others, not as a country of snake charmers and beggars. He was a master in tearing asunder the mask of hypocrisy and laying bare the naked truth. He was harsh because he could not suffer fools.

Intellectually he was a giant and had the best in an argument always , and it is the habit of the world to compensate the loss with abuse. “What his critics in India and United States had failed to accomplish, his Chinese “friends” brought about with amazing suddeness.” And the rest, as they say is history.

Krishna Menon who was one of the first Indians to be on the cover of Time magazine, told in confidence many years later that nobody in India appreciated the fact that India 'encroached on 4,000 sqm of territory belonging to China'—and that when he became defence minister there was no army worth the name and no equipment worth the mention.

Above -- see Rothschild's TIME magazine showing VK Krishna Menon as a snake charmer, with Cobra and flute -- and there was nobody in the Western world who could match this man's amazing intellect.

Menon’s strategy was to fight the Chinese on the low warm grounds , with more men , as we were not really equipped for high altitude warfare, he was quickly branded a traitor for trying to let the enemy in, resulted in our taking on the enemy at the heights with 303 rifles and a handful of ammunition – and the loss..

Half a world away in Washington, the Kennedy administration who allowed the war to happen , saw India’s crisis as an ideal diplomatic opportunity. If the US played its cards correctly, military aid to India had the potential of drawing India into the American orbit and driving a wedge between China and the Soviet Union, and this they did .

Have you notices the Obama Mitt Romney debate part 3 today? —how well they plan into the future and that too on TV.

China recognizes McMahon Line as its boundary with Myanmar, but not with India. Till date, it has not revealed its perception of the LAC which might prevent a major war in future.

Amongst the guilty, next to Nehru, and the military leaders, was the low perception , gullible and boorish opposition in the Parliament . They were largely responsible for pushing Nehru into a corner and forcing him to fight the Chinese at the wrong time and place. Nor can they escape responsibility for ignoring the defense needs after 1959.

The Gold Control Act was legislation enacted in India in 1962. After the Indo-China War in 1962, due to loss of foreign exchange reserves, the government of India enacted the Gold Control Act., 1962, prohibiting the citizens from holding pure gold bars and coins. The gold holdings in pure gold had to be compulsorily converted into jewelry and that had to be declared. Only licensed dealers were allowed to deal in pure gold bars and coins. New gold jewellery purchases were either recycled or smuggled gold. This legislation killed the official gold market and a large unofficial market sprung up dealing in cash only. The gold was smuggled in and sold through the unofficial channel wherein, many jewelers and bullion traders traded in smuggled gold. A huge black market developed for gold.

In 1990, India had a major foreign exchange problems and was on verge of default on external liabilities. The Indian economy was very stable. But Rothschild tweaked the rating agencies and their empirical computer formulas, to put Indian economy in very bad shape.

Meanwhile Rothschild mentored a person by the name of Manmohan Singh .

He was made the Secretary General of the South Commission, an independent economic policy think tank headquartered in Rothschild banking cartel’s home turf Geneva, Switzerland from 1987 to 1990.

The Indian Govt. driven to despair, under PM Chandrasekhar pledged 40 tons gold from their reserves with Rothschild’s Bank of England and “saved the day”.

Rothschild controlled World Bank and IMF would NOT give a loan unless Manmohan Singh was made Finance Minister of India .

Subsequently, India embarked upon the path of economic liberalization. And later Italian WTE ( waitress turned empress ) would NOT have anyone else except "unelected" Manmohan Singh as our PM-- going against the Indian Constitution for a democracy.

It is high time India has some patriotic and perceptive souls as advisors to the Finance and Defence ministries.

It is in India’s interest to settle its border disputes with China, and NOT allow it fester, the way Pakistan, USA and Russia wants. The principle will be --give some take some.