How to Tackle China If war errupts in near future

[W.G.Ewald]

You need to stop listening to street gossips.

http://defensetech.org/2011/08/03/rumint-chinese-nuke-sub-accident/

From South Korea's Chosun Ilbo newspaper:

Rumors are spreading quickly that radioactive materials were accidentally leaked from a state-of-the-art Chinese nuclear submarine moored in Dalian Port in Liaoning Province in the northeastern part of China.

The rumor was first reported on Saturday by Boxun"‹.com, a website for overseas Chinese, before it was picked up by Sina Weibo, a Chinese microblogging site similar to Twitter.

Citing People's Liberation Army sources in Dalian, Boxun"‹.com reported that there was an accidental leakage of radiation when engineers from a Chinese electronics company were installing equipment on the submarine.

Boxun reported that the accident happened suddenly, and that Chinese authorities had sealed off the area while an investigation was under way, while taking steps to ensure news of the accident did not spread.

The Chinese media and government have so far refrained from commenting on the rumors, which have stoked fears among netizens.

 

[W.G.Ewald]

@no smoking

A country hosting the biggiest separatists group from China accuses us trying to divide India?

How should India suppress those who believe in a free Tibet? I would like to hear your views.

 

[t_co]

@no smoking


How should India suppress those who believe in a free Tibet? I would like to hear your views.

Stop offering them political asylum? Turn back any and all Chinese emigrants of Tibetan ethnicity at the border.

Then, bar the TGIE from accessing foreign bank accounts by revoking its specially granted currency charter and treating it like any other Indian NGO - i.e. put them in the back of the painfully slow line at the Foreign Office every time they want to access their NED money to pay for local expenses.

So long as India does not do these two actions, then Indian is tacitly supporting the cause of Tibetan separatism, and China is entitled to respond in kind with a full spectrum of options.

 

[bose]

Stop offering them political asylum? Turn back any and all Chinese emigrants of Tibetan ethnicity at the border.

Then, bar the TGIE from accessing foreign bank accounts by revoking its specially granted currency charter and treating it like any other Indian NGO - i.e. put them in the back of the painfully slow line at the Foreign Office every time they want to access their NED money to pay for local expenses.

So long as India does not do these two actions, then Indian is tacitly supporting the cause of Tibetan separatism, and China is entitled to respond in kind with a full spectrum of options.

Free TIBET from occupation!! it solves all problems... then all those freedom fighters can go back to normal way of life...

 

[W.G.Ewald]

Stop offering them political asylum? Turn back any and all Chinese emigrants of Tibetan ethnicity at the border.

Then, bar the TGIE from accessing foreign bank accounts by revoking its specially granted currency charter and treating it like any other Indian NGO - i.e. put them in the back of the painfully slow line at the Foreign Office every time they want to access their NED money to pay for local expenses.

So long as India does not do these two actions, then Indian is tacitly supporting the cause of Tibetan separatism, and China is entitled to respond in kind with a full spectrum of options.

That China wants to keep Tibetans prisoner confirms that China is totalitarian. As far as putting the financial squeeze on Tibetans by wanting to interfere with the banking system of a sovereign country, that sends the same message. The government of China is insidious.

The Berlin Wall eventually fell. So will Chinese oppression. I cannot imagine a human being, such as yourself and others here, who have no understanding of the concept of freedom.

 

[no smoking]

@no smoking


How should India suppress those who believe in a free Tibet? I would like to hear your views.

Maybe stop training Tibet soldiers!

 

[W.G.Ewald]

Maybe stop training Tibet soldiers!

I assume you mean India trains guerrillas/insurgents to fight in Tibet? Or CIA trains them in India?

 

[Tianshan]

That China wants to keep Tibetans prisoner confirms that China is totalitarian. As far as putting the financial squeeze on Tibetans by wanting to interfere with the banking system of a sovereign country, that sends the same message. The government of China is insidious.

The Berlin Wall eventually fell. So will Chinese oppression. I cannot imagine a human being, such as yourself and others here, who have no understanding of the concept of freedom.

it was your own india that first tried to split china, by hosting our separatists. just like india did by training LTTE terrorists against sri lanka, the first time terrorists have been used against other countries in the modern history of south asia.

now it is india that fell behind. and in the past decade india was hit by more terrorist attacks than any other country in the world except maybe pakistan and iraq.

india has the 2nd largest muslim population in the world, just wait until they start pressing their cause. and no, china won't help them for fear of blowback. and we don't need to help them anyway.

 

[no smoking]

I assume you mean India trains guerrillas/insurgents to fight in Tibet? Or CIA trains them in India?

No, I mean the Tibet army establised by India: Special Frontier Forces!

 

[t_co]

india has the 2nd largest muslim population in the world, just wait until they start pressing their cause. and no, china won't help them for fear of blowback. and we don't need to help them anyway.

This. A Saudi-backed proxy war in India is the prime geopolitical threat India should be worrying about, not a war with Pakistan or China...

 

[W.G.Ewald]

No, I mean the Tibet army establised by India: Special Frontier Forces!

You want India to disband one of its military formations because it contains Tibetans? Seems unreasonable.

 

[W.G.Ewald]

This. A Saudi-backed proxy war in India is the prime geopolitical threat India should be worrying about, not a war with Pakistan or China...

Such a proxy war involves Saudi, Iran and Syria. "Saudi-backed proxy war in India" is something you just made up, isn't it?

 

[ice berg]

http://defensetech.org/2011/08/03/rumint-chinese-nuke-sub-accident/

From South Korea's Chosun Ilbo newspaper:

Rumors are spreading quickly that radioactive materials were accidentally leaked from a state-of-the-art Chinese nuclear submarine moored in Dalian Port in Liaoning Province in the northeastern part of China.

The rumor was first reported on Saturday by Boxun"‹.com, a website for overseas Chinese, before it was picked up by Sina Weibo, a Chinese microblogging site similar to Twitter.

You must have missed the first word in the article.

Rumors= street gossips

 

[ice berg]

That China wants to keep Tibetans prisoner confirms that China is totalitarian. As far as putting the financial squeeze on Tibetans by wanting to interfere with the banking system of a sovereign country, that sends the same message. The government of China is insidious.

The Berlin Wall eventually fell. So will Chinese oppression. I cannot imagine a human being, such as yourself and others here, who have no understanding of the concept of freedom.

You must spend too much time digging chinese related news and at the same time ignore us news.
WikiLeaks says MasterCard lifts 'financial blockade' — RT USA

WikiLeaks founder and editor Julian Assange previously called that embargo "an unlawful, US influenced, financial blockade" and "an existential threat" to his organization. With MasterCard once again willing to work with Assange and his website, however, the future of WikiLeaks may be all the less uncertain — and at a time when arguably it's at its most relevance in a while.

Can we say that : As far as putting the financial squeeze on Wikileaks by wanting to interfere with the banking system of a sovereign country, that sends the same message. The government of US is insidious.

And a country who imprison people in a remote island with no charges whatsoever, you shouldnt talk about freedom either.

As far as I am concerned, the US is every bit as bad as China. Same shit, different wrap.

 

[W.G.Ewald]

You must spend too much time digging chinese related news and at the same time ignore us news.
WikiLeaks says MasterCard lifts 'financial blockade' — RT USA

WikiLeaks founder and editor Julian Assange previously called that embargo "an unlawful, US influenced, financial blockade" and "an existential threat" to his organization. With MasterCard once again willing to work with Assange and his website, however, the future of WikiLeaks may be all the less uncertain — and at a time when arguably it's at its most relevance in a while.

Can we say that : As far as putting the financial squeeze on Wikileaks by wanting to interfere with the banking system of a sovereign country, that sends the same message. The government of US is insidious.

And a country who imprison people in a remote island with no charges whatsoever, you shouldnt talk about freedom either.

As far as I am concerned, the US is every bit as bad as China. Same shit, different wrap.

The subject is Tibet and you want to talk about MasterCard. You should check your debate tactics with t_co.

 

[W.G.Ewald]

Rumors are spreading quickly that radioactive materials were accidentally leaked from a state-of-the-art Chinese nuclear submarine moored in Dalian Port in Liaoning Province in the northeastern part of China.

The rumor was first reported on Saturday by Boxun"‹.com, a website for overseas Chinese, before it was picked up by Sina Weibo, a Chinese microblogging site similar to Twitter.

You must have missed the first word in the article.

Rumors= street gossips

In my mind, an official Chinese denial is a confirmation of a rumor.

Chinese Govt. Denies Rumors of Radiation Leak on Nuclear Submarine
Arirang News ^ | 08/06/11

Posted on Sunday, August 07, 2011 2:26:23 AM by TigerLikesRooster

Chinese Govt. Denies Rumors of Radiation Leak on Nuclear Submarine

The Chinese government has officially denied reports that radiation has leaked from its newest nuclear submarine.

According to the Global Times, which sometimes serves as a mouthpiece for the Chinese Communist Party, the defense ministry in Beijing said the sub docked in the port of Dalian has not leaked radiation.

The rumors began with a report on the Chinese language website buxun.com, operated in the United States, and then quickly spread across the Internet through Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter.

The Korean defense ministry has said that if radiation was leaking from the sub, the chances are slim that it would reach Korea.

Arirang News

 

[no smoking]

You want India to disband one of its military formations because it contains Tibetans? Seems unreasonable.

That is not Indian's own military formations.
They are purely tibetan soldiers who are not India citizens.

Merabsarpa Journal » Special Frontier Force

 

[t_co]

That is not Indian's own military formations.
They are purely tibetan soldiers who are not India citizens.

Merabsarpa Journal » Special Frontier Force

Mhm. Imagine if China formed a military unit called the "Special Border Force" and populated it with Assamese exiles, then armed them to the teeth and gave them enough tactical airlift capacity to land the entire division in Arunachal/South Tibet in 12 hours.

Of course, India is not alone in doing things like this. Russia used Ossetian exiles in a similar way to destabilize Georgia. The difference is that Russia is much bigger and stronger than Georgia, so its destabilization worked, but China's hard and soft power is immeasurably larger than India's, so the SFF must impotently sit in their barracks...

 

[Spindrift]

Mhm. Imagine if China formed a military unit called the "Special Border Force" and populated it with Assamese exiles, then armed them to the teeth and gave them enough tactical airlift capacity to land the entire division in Arunachal/South Tibet in 12 hours.

Aren't you guys already doing that... i.e. arming the militant groups in the north east except for the tactical airlift capacity part.....

 

[t_co]

Aren't you guys already doing that... i.e. arming the militant groups in the north east except for the tactical airlift capacity part.....

Nope. There is a big difference between small arms being smuggled out of bases by arms dealers and direct allotments of military-grade kit.

What's more, it's not even proven that China supports Assamese rebels. If you think a couple of guys with rifles is indicative of external support, you're daft. Direct external support produces violence on the scale of Syria, not Assam. Direct external support means rebel brigades with night-vision equipment, GPS receivers and scramblers, encrypted/frequency-hopping (jam-proof) radios, and crew-served weapons (mortars, ATGMs, automatic grenade launchers).

The other big, big difference is that the commanding officer of Assamese rebels are not Chinese. The ultimate SFF commanding officer is Indian.