Reddit reviews The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger, and a Forgotten Genocide

Interesting. After reading The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger, and a Forgotten Genocide I had the impression that Gandhi didn't go into Pakistan even though she wanted to, because India would lose the moral high-ground and because the US had already threatened India. This meant that rolling into West Pak would have drawn the ire of the US, possibly bringing them into the conflict on the side of Pak.

Now it seems like the pressure was based on the mole. I have heard of this mole before, because existing documents and reports on the '71 war have talked about a "top-level" cabinet source that Washington had, at New Delhi.

The facts I gave are during peacetime in Pakistan. In wartime, India did not commit any such actions that anyone can call genocide, in any international standard.

The NAZIs committed genocide and the Pakstanis have as well. In Pakistan it has been done during both wartime and peacetime. (if billions of $$ spent on training, arming and commanding jihadis in attacks is "peacetime"). That "ordinary Pakistanis" do not stop this slow burn genocide in peacetime or wartime (or even acknowledge it) is a lot more telling. Its worse than the NAZIs.

Again, which population has been eradicated in Pakistan or Kashmir, or Bengal? Are they not humans to you?


Maybe you can acquaint yourself with real facts, not a biased agenda given cover by petro-dollars, and you can "sound smart" too.
You can read more about your wartime genocide here:
https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Telegram-Kissinger-Forgotten-Genocide-ebook/dp/B00C4BA4AE

You can read more about your peacetime genocide here:
https://www.newslaundry.com/2015/01/09/the-vanishing-hindus-of-pakistan-a-demographic-study-2