Is Trump predictably turning against India and Modi in Pakistan conflict?

I have been writing on this blog warning that the West and especially the United States and Trump, despite their sickeningly gaseous support for India in India’s latest conflict with Pakistan sparked by the Pulwama attack, their true agenda is and always has been to keep India down and continuously burdened by the terror state on her borders (see here & here).  My argument is that the West with Trump leading the charge showed overwhelming support for India, which they never do, because they wanted India to feel comfortable to disengage on her defense against Pakistan and join a supposed international coalition which would appear tough on Pakistan but in the end do nothing, as well as also simultaneously giving the West time to conspire to make sure India stays down this time. My advice was and still is that India should take care of Pakistan herself and she should take care of Pakistan completely, do not miss this golden opportunity to declare war on Pakistan and destroy all of her terror bases while India still has the publicity of having the moral high ground... this publicity is quickly turning because India sees through the smoke screen.

Trump was humiliated last month when North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, of course, refused to give up his nuclear missiles.  Hindu presidential hopeful Rep. Tulsi Gabbard correctly analyzed that no state will any longer give up its missiles after the United States promised Gaddafi of Libya that if he handed over his nuclear arsenal that he would not be invaded, he did and now he is dead and Libya is a haven for Islamic terror training and slave trading. Trump's failure to persuade Kim to stand down signaled to the world that Trump and the United States is weak, a washed up superpower, and Modi must have been watching. While I am not privy to the goings-on of the inner BJP circle, I would bet my life that Trump wanted Modi to deescalate the conflict with Pakistan and put it in the hands of the international community or America... and I bet Modi refused!

Why do I say this?  Recently trump repealed India's favorable trade status under the "Generalized System of Preference" (GSP) because Trump accused India of not giving the United States fair access to Indian markets (here). Right, this just comes out of the blue, for no reason, all of a sudden... no coincidence here. But it gets much worse.  Recently India reported to the United States that is was very likely that Pakistan had used their US provided F-16 jets to bomb Indian targets. This had been significant because America's agreement with Pakistan was that she could not use these jets against India (here).  Well it seems now the Trump administration is investigating Pakistan's "potential" breach of contract on the F-16 fighter jets because, again all of a sudden, it would seems that secret documents (leaked by WikiLeaks) just so happened to be found in time by reporters which in no uncertain terms gives Pakistan the green light to use the F-16s on India "to overcome overwhelming Indian military superiority".  Is Trump going to use this agreement to clear Pakistan of any wrong doing? I think so.