  The LHC seems to have made a monumental discovery, Higgs-like particle of
mass around 125 GeV with properties akin to a Standard Model Higgs. In the
context of a warped theory of flavor, which is theoretically very attractive,
this suggests Kaluza-Klein particle masses are likely to be above 10 TeV except
possibly for a radion. The interpretation of the SM-like Higgs from the
perspective of other interesting beyond the SM scenarios is also likely that
the relevant scale is higher than accessible to the LHC. In light of these
developments, deeper understanding of flavor and other fundamental issues
requires a gigantic international hadron collider [GIHC] perhaps with cm energy
of $\approx$ 100 TeV \cite{2talks}. It is suggested that a {\it global effort}
should be made for constructing this machine for resolving many questions that
SM cannot answer.
