India gets blessed by Bush

Bush's three-day visit to the world's largest democracy, which is also Asia's third-largest economy, has raised expectations in India as it sheds its socialist baggage and turns to the West for it to become a regional power.
But it has also drawn the ire of many groups who staged large protests in several cities across the country against Bush's policies. And as I was listening to Bush's radio-clips the last two days - I sorely was reminded that the US is spinning out of control with it's foreign policy program. "Times change and people change" - he muttered and gave his blessing to further an exchange on nuclear technology between the two countries. As far as I know, India has refused continuously to sign a nonproliferation document that could demystify nuclear weapon arsenals, and now Bush comes along and says "it's all gravy"!