Cactus09
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Again. What part of " they came prepared to occupy. " did you not understand? I hope you realize how stupid your arguments sound. You have to be ready for escalation right after the forst shots are fired. We would have suffered heavy losses if it happened then. In military circles, following protocols and laid out norms is of utmost importance. Men are willing to sacrifice over it. Thats what separates mere hooliigans armed with guns or militants with a real professional army. Adhering to that keeps peace intact. Even in the case of Pakistan. Otherwise instead of artillery shells being fired daily, you would have have Pinakas and Prithvis being exchanged on a daily basis. Its very easy to sit behind a pc or a phone and comment whatever garbage comes into your mind. Completely different thing to be in the ground and handle things yourself. Its the job of MEA bureaucracy to talk in ways which some people might feel are weak or " dhoti shivering". They buy time. And they have been doing it very well since the crisis erupted. If the politicians wanted to budge, it would have happened already. Geopolitics is not your strong area clearly.I disagree. It's our enemy, the normal expectation should be they'll perform nefarious stuff. Calling it backstab means we trusted them at some point and that's incomprehensible when it comes to your enemies, particularly when it's the kind like China and Russia, and Pakistan.
And no, it took months to expand camps, build blacktops etc. If we had ejected them the first time they came dragging their cheap materials, we'd not be staring at so much effort it'll take to dislodge them now. The result of waiting for enough resources is that now we're confronting a full scale camp, in multiple.
Oh yeah, and the unbridled optimism is going to help eject Chinese with power of faith in MEA now. A few random people salwar shivering won't do anything. It's MEA and MoD who is shivering for no reason and precipitated the whole thing. Instead of handling Chinese with kid gloves a few bullets from start would have kept them in check much better. They're still shivering and putting out lame duck statements after every meeting.
It's not the Chinese I'm afraid of. They're enemies. They need to be eliminated. It's our own politicians and beureucracy that I'm afraid of sabotaging our national interests.