India and Nepal are afraid of China.Tibetan protestors who had planned to march during the next 6 months all the way to China to protest what is happening to Tibetans in Tibet were stopped right where they started in Dharmsala because of extreme pressure from China on India. The same thing has happened to a demonstration and march to the Chinese Embassy in Katmandu, Nepal.
It appears China's growing strength and military is stopping people in their tracks from being able to publically express their true feelings. It is creating a world where Big Brother is preventing true expressions of feelings worldwide.
It is beginnning to remind me of what happened in Europe before Hitler took over Europe. In this case China may be only economically set on controlling the world through business and economic pressure. The US is particularly vulnerable in an economic sense right now as well. However, militarily at least the US is still number 1.
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