The Indian Express reports on Time Magazine’s July 16, 2012 cover::

“79-year-old Singh is featured on the cover of TIME magazine’s Asia edition, which will be out next week. With his portrait in the background, the title on the cover reads ‘The Underachiever – India needs a reboot’.

This is the globalist’ showing their hand, after having taken down PM Manmohan Singh’s blue-eyed boy, Rajat Gupta, who was the man at the head of the global management consulting firm, McKinsey, during the period of the economic liberalization of India.

Gupta later served on the board of Goldman Sachs, but had nothing to do with the company beyond that, and very little to do with the financial collapse. But he was brown, a foreigner, rich, and the poster-boy for the outsourcing revolution, which means the establishment could associate the loss of American jobs on him, with the approval of OccuptWallStreet. And so it was,

But it’s important to realize that Gupta’s alleged insider trading has nothing to do with the Federal Reserve or with the housing bubble and toxic mortgages and the related concerns of OWS.

Gupta’s conviction is red meat for the socialists, but it will do nothing to reverse the dire impact of globalization here, in Africa, or in many areas of India.

It was ultimately globalist power-play to let the Indians on Wall Street know who’s boss.

I suspect the real target was actually Indian billionaire, Mukesh Ambani, chief of Reliance, and a signatory of FriendsofRajat.com. The prosecution was trying to get an email of Ambani’s read in court. And, of course, Rajaratnam’s chat about “off-shore” funds, even if they were after tax, draws the public eye yet again to the money-laundering and stashes of money, eliciting more howls to go after banking secrecy laws.

It’s all very cleverly done.

Goldman threw Gupta to the wolves to keep the cops out of the big boss’s office, where massive evidence of fraud as well as the siphoning of fraudulently obtained money from the US economy lies.

Meanwhile, it also hires an even bigger Indian billionaire than Ambani, Lakshmi Mittal, to sit on its board.  Both Gupta and Mittal have asked the Indian PM for more growth…on the lines of 10%.

So one more strike in the continuing low-intensity psy war on India, about which I’ve blogged before.

1. Wikileaks embarrasses and weakens the Indian government by showing it it as corrupt and a tool of foreign governments (like anyone didn’t know!)

2. WL co-opts popular anger against corruption and turns it away from its roots in the middle-class Hindu heartland campaign of Baba Ramdev (equivalent to the original Tea Party) into the Anna Hazare (equivalent to the Koch-funded Tea Party) trojan-horse movement, whose real intention was to set up a foreign NGO-dominated super-government (Jana Lokpal) answerable to international bodies, not Indian authorities.

3. Meanwhile, Wikileaks hints at Indian Swiss bank accounts (Mukesh Ambani, be warned), diverting anger away from the Anglo-Jewish mafia that actually dominates the world economy and engineered the financial collapse.

4.  BJP leader Subramaniam Swamy is fired from Harvard for an article he wrote in India. Just as with Gupta, the implication is that national sovereignty has been eliminated. The globalists can topple and destabilize any government using the pretext of “human rights’ or “corruption”, whereas their real motivation is to prise open the economy to the fullest possible to suck it dry through extractive finance.