sachincba
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These things will go on for the next 5-10 years, culminating in a full-fledged war. Till then, we are preparing.
Stoking nationalist sentiments is easy. If our prime minister announces that we are to be at war with Chinese, believe me, even a common person in a remote village would want to go to border and kill a few Chinese himself.
Why would we want our EAM babus to speak war language now. Jaishankar understands Chinese well enough and is grounded in realpolitik. Our language will change gear only when we will have an intent to change actions on ground. Chinese-- we will take them like Pakistanis in 1971, in a decisive way. Killing a few Chinese here and there, perhaps, may not be our objective. We will kill when we will have an objective to be achieved. Chinese have an objective now-- they want to intimidate India, to make India fall in line, and everyone in this forum knows how far removed from reality it is, it is more like a joke. By increasing the tensions, they are only forcing India to prepare better, and sooner.
Chinese thinking, like Chinese goods, is cheap. They are like 15-year-old boys watching videos, rejoicing in pictures of some hurt soldiers from India which is an achievement for their next-generation soldiers; CCP can only satisfy them.
Unlike Chinese, we have fought real wars. We know wars. The cost it takes, the lives it takes, the sacrifice it takes. Let them rejoice in the propaganda. For propaganda, when it breaks, takes all the morale. Remember the Pakistani newspaper declaring victory while their forces surrendered in Bangladesh. All this propaganda, what it turned Pakistani into-- they have lost grasp of reality, everything is a conspiracy for them. This is what propaganda does. When people believe in it, they think they are at top of the world. But when it breaks, they are at bottom of the world.
Stoking nationalist sentiments is easy. If our prime minister announces that we are to be at war with Chinese, believe me, even a common person in a remote village would want to go to border and kill a few Chinese himself.
Why would we want our EAM babus to speak war language now. Jaishankar understands Chinese well enough and is grounded in realpolitik. Our language will change gear only when we will have an intent to change actions on ground. Chinese-- we will take them like Pakistanis in 1971, in a decisive way. Killing a few Chinese here and there, perhaps, may not be our objective. We will kill when we will have an objective to be achieved. Chinese have an objective now-- they want to intimidate India, to make India fall in line, and everyone in this forum knows how far removed from reality it is, it is more like a joke. By increasing the tensions, they are only forcing India to prepare better, and sooner.
Chinese thinking, like Chinese goods, is cheap. They are like 15-year-old boys watching videos, rejoicing in pictures of some hurt soldiers from India which is an achievement for their next-generation soldiers; CCP can only satisfy them.
Unlike Chinese, we have fought real wars. We know wars. The cost it takes, the lives it takes, the sacrifice it takes. Let them rejoice in the propaganda. For propaganda, when it breaks, takes all the morale. Remember the Pakistani newspaper declaring victory while their forces surrendered in Bangladesh. All this propaganda, what it turned Pakistani into-- they have lost grasp of reality, everything is a conspiracy for them. This is what propaganda does. When people believe in it, they think they are at top of the world. But when it breaks, they are at bottom of the world.