Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Reports indicated that an India-US deal improved India's position in Asia and was positive for equities and export-oriented sectors. India is joining Pax Silica as part of broader geopolitical realignment.
This event scores 0 on constitutional damage (no US constitutional mechanisms implicated - this is about India's geopolitical positioning) and 3.65 on distraction/hype. The event lacks specificity: no mechanism provided, vague references to 'Pax Silica' (unclear what this is), and primarily market-oriented speculation about equity impacts. The three articles appear to be duplicates or near-duplicates (two identical titles), suggesting thin sourcing. Layer 1 hype is minimal (5/20 = 1.375) due to slight novelty of geopolitical realignment narrative and media-friendly market angle. Layer 2 strategic elements are weak (2/20 = 0.9). With A<25, no constitutional mechanism, and multiple noise indicators (vague deal, market speculation, insufficient detail on actual policy changes), this clearly qualifies as Noise.
IGNORE - Geopolitical market speculation without constitutional relevance or substantive policy detail. Monitor only if specific treaty provisions or congressional actions emerge that affect US constitutional structure.