China and India Now BFF

As India continues to seek international allies other than the U.S.A. some analysts are concerned this could marginalize our role as a Space technology leader--or Superpower.
I say, it's about time.
It's interesting that some would view the improved relations between China and the world's largest democracy as a bad thing. After all, it's no secret the U.S. has been channeling funds, eliminating debt for and selling weapons to India's neighbor and long-time feuding partner, Pakistan, what did we think India would do?
I don't view a India-China alliance as a threat to world peace, I see it as a step in the right direction. Improved relations between these countries will help increase stability in the region, fight terrorism and improve the international economy.
I think it will also lead to a merging of Space programs, or at least joint missions. Combining India's successful satellite launch capabilities with China's emerging manned Space program could create a one-two punch that will shift the balance of Space power with West to East.
If that concerns anyone, then maybe they should consider getting more involved in world affairs so they have a better understanding of what is truly at stake: Not U.S. dominance of the Earth, but humanities' ascension to the stars.
We shouldn't have to wait decades for NASA to get something going. If someone can do it better, and sooner, I say, have at it.