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India simply dont need to invade Pak.Our Army does not run on Paki boogyman.That's the point. It forces peace. India simply cannot invade Pakistan.
Now how come a Chinese so intrested in Pakis stuff?

India simply dont need to invade Pak.Our Army does not run on Paki boogyman.That's the point. It forces peace. India simply cannot invade Pakistan.

>> Refutable claimOf course it can continue forever. China is a part of the global corporate structure now--the system of money and power that keeps the world turning. We run the UK telecom network. We prop up Japan's corporate sector. We prop up Australia's resource extraction and indirectly support over 20% of their GDP. We've bought out 2/3rds of the people at the Asia desk of the US State Department with directorships and consultancies, and we're expanding into ex-CIA and ex-Pentagon officials too. We don't traffic in soft, mushy perceptions and Gandhi posters. We traffic in influence, real influence, the kind that makes every American president since Clinton turn soft on us once they get into the White House.
>> Reprehensible, Irresponsible and Jingoistic attitudeChina isn't out to be liked. China doesn't give a shit. We're here to do business, not act cute. And that's why China is three times the size of India, and keeps growing faster.
Did we buy the Tu22M supply line? Has there been a single confirmation from China, or are you still relying on those same Russian sources that said for 9 months that China would buy Su-35s?
China's aging population poses problems for economy and traditionKeep hoping. Indians have had this sick, jealous hope that the Chinese economy will sputter for over a decade now, but the hope keeps going nowhere.
The only take away for you from this interview is that we ignored the warnings and clues in the name of peace and were caught off guard, ill prepared, and surprised. No army big or small looses a battle in modern time. Worst case there are a lot of martyrs and ultimately it's the diplomacy and rest of world roped in to pacify. Unfortunately for us, you declared ceasefire and hence there's no credible reasoning or explanation to advocate your claim.Why should I be forced to respond to a movie in another language?
That's why no one takes GoI seriously after all the tough talking looks like the Singhs @ 7, Race Course Road were just passing some hot air.....
india dont have any typhoons, may be they will get in 2018 so you will wait for another 5 years. Come on.Don't hold your breath, when it comes, it will be a typhoon!
No get typhoon?india dont have any typhoons, may be they will get in 2018 so you will wait for another 5 years. Come on.
Dont waste our time.
I did in fact reference the possibility of increased military deployments by India (ala Operation Parakram) as being a better option to drain Pakistani resources (if that is the intent). However, as I pointed out a little bit ago, and was arguing all along, the hysteria and hoopla on the Indian side is dying down as realization sinks in about the absurdity of the Indian position over recent events.There are military options beyond the realms of war.
There are areas where one can interdict the Pakistani logistic line as in the Siachen.
Make some military movements that would draw the Pakistani Army from the West and thereby letting the Taliban have a free hand at massacring some more Shias. That will result in a greater sectarian divide and cause more problems for Pakistan. It would also allow the US to increase their drone activity since these elements will harass the US more and that would cause the US to ponder if they should quit lock, stock and barrel. More trouble for Pakistan.
The thnning out from the West to the East by the Pak Army will also allow the Balochis to get bolder and create more issues causing problems for Pakistan.
On the trade side, we could stop trade forcing Pakistan to import from elsewhere. It should be noted that Pakistan has a huge external debt repayment as also internal debt, It will add to the cost of import and the retailers will pass it on to the Pakistani consumers.
And all this bogus charade of Aman ke Asha or something like that should be canned and binnerd.
So, Pakistan, to my mind will not be the winner in this issue.
And all achieved without going to war with Pakistan!
He is talking about the MMRCA Eurofighter Typhoon.No get typhoon?
So God is on India's side till 2018?
Great.
Soothsayer?
Reread what I posted. Where did I mention that China would use its debt holdings as leverage over the US economy?>> Refutable claim
China's U.S. Debt Holdings Aren't Threat, Pentagon Says
By Tony Capaccio & Daniel Kruger - Sep 11, 2012 7:00 AM GMT+0530
Bingo: Where is the confirmation from the Chinese government on a story like this? You'd think to wait for confirmation from the customer before believing reports of a $1.5B purchase now, wouldn't you?>> Reprehensible, Irresponsible and Jingoistic attitude
PLA to build strategic bomber after Tu-22M, says US magazine
Staff Reporter 2013-01-09 15:37 (GMT+8)
The Chinese government has not confirmed the story, and Colonel Du Wenlong from the Chinese Academy of Military Sciences said the aircraft is unlikely to enter service with the PLA. First, the design of the Tu-22M3 is old compared to American strategic bombers such as the B-1 and B-2. Second, the aircraft would be unable to strike at US aircraft carriers as it would be detected by E-2 early warning aircraft while still 400 kilometers from the target.
Sure. China might face economic hiccups in the future--but that's a hope. I'll believe it when it happens. Keep hoping.China's aging population poses problems for economy and tradition
I still don't get it. What does declaring a ceasefire have to do with credible reasoning or explanations to advocate our claims?The only take away for you from this interview is that we ignored the warnings and clues in the name of peace and were caught off guard, ill prepared, and surprised. No army big or small looses a battle in modern time. Worst case there are a lot of martyrs and ultimately it's the diplomacy and rest of world roped in to pacify. Unfortunately for us, you declared ceasefire and hence there's no credible reasoning or explanation to advocate your claim.
:shocked:Reread what I posted. Where did I mention that China would use its debt holdings as leverage over the US economy?
We've bought out 2/3rds of the people at the Asia desk of the US State Department with directorships and consultancies, and we're expanding into ex-CIA and ex-Pentagon officials too.

We traffic in influence, real influence, the kind that makes every American president since Clinton turn soft on us once they get into the White House.

lol:shocked:
I am not going to glorify the rest of your misinformation. Enjoying my Thukpa now (late dinner today). Cheers !
This has nothing to do with debt holdings. Go take a corporate finance class.We've bought out 2/3rds of the people at the Asia desk of the US State Department with directorships and consultancies, and we're expanding into ex-CIA and ex-Pentagon officials too.
lol
This has nothing to do with debt holdings. Go take a corporate finance class.
China isn't applying leverage through its debt holdings. It's applying leverage by giving out money to US officials. Influence the officials, and you influence a country with it...Moot Point. You don't need to go to school to learn art of extortion. I don't give your statement anymore credence than i already did.
What?Blatant lie and then hiding behind the intricacies of Economics? You must be getting some very good education in PRC( Pakistani republic of China)
Apple IPad Dust Linked to Blast in China, Labor Watch Says - BloombergChina isn't applying leverage through its debt holdings. It's applying leverage by giving out money to US officials. Influence the officials, and you influence a country with it...

At a place and time of our own choosing.I did in fact reference the possibility of increased military deployments by India (ala Operation Parakram) as being a better option to drain Pakistani resources (if that is the intent). However, as I pointed out a little bit ago, and was arguing all along, the hysteria and hoopla on the Indian side is dying down as realization sinks in about the absurdity of the Indian position over recent events.
Thankfully the situation is going back to normal without any major human and/or resource wastage.