Ineed a good enemy. That is the basic rule of my calling. We’re politicians, you see, and we always need an opposite, sometimes more than at other times. This seems to be that time now. It also has the bonus of the right sound, like words of strategic wisdom from the mouth of an ancient sanskari sage. Probably sound better in Sanskrit, too. The kind of thing that old fox Chanakya might have said. In that case, I too can honestly say I’m inspired by our ancient traditions. Of course,
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