We have a mantra, "Don't wash the mud when the radish is fast", on the one hand, it is said that if you want to be fast, you will not be able to reach it, and on the other hand, it is also to emphasize that in the process of rapid development, we may mix with our enemies.
As an international organization, the BRICS expansion rate is very slow. In fact, it is not that we do not want to expand the membership, but the original concept of the BRICS organization was not understood by many countries, and to put it bluntly, it was not favored.
But as international organizations such as the United Nations have become more and more tools of the United States and the West, many developing countries have suddenly discovered that there is such a good BRICS organization there. It is nice to say that "gold always shines".
Of course, this is also due to the fact that the members of the BRICS organization are increasingly playing an important international role due to their own efforts and continuous development. Let more countries believe that if they can become members of the organization, they will provide more guarantees for their country's economic development, international status and security needs.
In addition, as a founding member of the BRICS organization, each country has the right to nominate people. Once they officially become members of the organization, they will strengthen the strength of their own side, at least they can get more support for their ideas and voices.
Therefore, in the case of rapid expansion, any international organization will have a situation of picking, either indiscriminately filling the number, or bringing in members who should not be recruited.
Just recently, US presidential security adviser Jake Sullivan seemed to have said the wrong thing, but he broke out in a cold sweat for BRICS members. Sullivan casually said that there are American people in the BRICS, and they can give China and Russia eye medicine at any time and cause trouble within the organization.
In fact, looking back at the growth of the BRICS in the past, it is easy to see that India is what Sullivan called an alternative, and it has indeed brought a lot of trouble to the organization. However, as the saying goes, "the strong have their own strong players", and other member states can just use India as a training hand to study how to do a good job in the game of great powers.
After all, India's population and economy are there, and it is impossible for any normal international organization to turn a blind eye, and it is impossible for any aspiring country to always regard India as its enemy. What's more, India has a lot to learn from, and getting along with him can at least make the rules and regulations of the organization more perfect, more inclusive, and more representative.
As the saying goes, the city of Rome was not built in a day, and the United States was able to play a fish in water in many international organizations, and its skills were not mastered in a day, and leadership was slowly cultivated. This process has to be experienced by everyone, but there are only long and short points.
Therefore, we will not be strict against India because of Sullivan's overt provocation, which is a sign of political immaturity. We have desolation, but more time, waiting for the awakening and transformation of India. Even if India really does too much, it can't be a friend, and it's good not to be an enemy.
Of course, it is also necessary for India to know that it will not lead to good results in being a dog leg of the United States, and that opposing other BRICS members, including China, will not necessarily benefit or benefit India. And once it loses the trust and help of BRICS members, India may lose even more.