China kills twenty Indian soldiers .... heading to the war!!!

[Scorpio]

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[Zeeman]

A lovely little exchange in the London Times comment section today:

1. India should propose a cricket match to sort out its differences with China - winner takes all.

2. China won’t play - they’ve eaten all the bats.

??
.... and I guess that the Indians won’t play because they don’t have any balls left

 

[Path-Finder]

no wonder WhatsApp is so popular in india. but a tv channel in india peddling fake news is not at a surprising.

 

[Zeeman]

India is using their proxies to stir trouble in Pakistan. 4 Shaheeds in low intensity bombs. trademark of BLA terrorists. ...
This is where India holds superiority over us .
they can always count of them and Taliban proxies to hurt us. We need better intelligence and a ruthless crackdown on BLA hideouts.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

India is using their proxies to stir trouble in Pakistan. 4 Shaheeds in low intensity bombs. trademark of BLA terrorists. ...
This is where India holds superiority over us .
they can always count of them and Taliban proxies to hurt us. We need better intelligence and a ruthless crackdown on BLA hideouts.

And a taste of their own medicine....if you catch my drift

 

[Berke2]

It's weird when hindus use the term martyrdom for their soldiers.

 

[Counter-Errorist]

Modi just scored a massive own goal by claiming no Chinese crossed the LAC.

He did it to save face among his supporters. And so he's not pressurized to respond. He didn't even bother supporting a boycott against Chinese good.

If you look at social media today, opinions have quickly shifted to India being the aggressor and then trying to play the victim card. Countries like the US who called China the aggressor now feel betrayed. That's what cowardice gets you.

His supporters cannot defend him, he's losing supporters fast, and IA has lost morale and faith in government.

 

[Waiting]

To regain his lost honour... Modi can turn towards pakistan.. so we must remain alert....

 

[Counter-Errorist]

To regain his lost honour... Modi can turn towards pakistan.. so we must remain alert....

That's another good thing about this situation. CPEC has ensured that India can never fight a single-front war anymore. An attack on Pakistan will always be viewed as China as an attack on CPEC.

 

[Waiting]

That's another good thing about this situation. CPEC has ensured that India can never fight a single-front war anymore. An attack on Pakistan will always be viewed as China as an attack on CPEC.

Earlier in 1979.. China attacked Vietnam to force him withdraw from Cambodia. So China can

 

[Zulu]

But modi ny yeh kiya baywaoofi ki haii first uski body language hi defeated thii second after his statement woh 20 soldiers tu intruder sabit ho gayee aur iss statement ko China kissi bhi forum par use kar saktaa hai against india as unka sitting PM yeh keh raha haii same or in much worst way jaisy indian media ny uss takkly NS ky statements hamary khillaf use kiyee thy

That's another good thing about this situation. CPEC has ensured that India can never fight a single-front war anymore. An attack on Pakistan will always be viewed as China as an attack on CPEC.

 

[Counter-Errorist]

But modi ny yeh kiya baywaoofi ki haii first uski body language hi defeated thii second after his statement woh 20 soldiers tu intruder sabit ho gayee aur iss statement ko China kissi bhi forum par use kar saktaa hai against india as unka sitting PM yeh keh raha haii same or in much worst way jaisy indian media ny uss takkly NS ky statements hamary khillaf use kiyee thy

That's why statements like these have long-term profound effects.

India had been saying for decades that Pakistan is a hub of terrorism, trying to malign us without cause. No one took them seriously because everyone knew it was bullshit and nobody cared about this part of the world.

After Afghanistan and then particularly the Bin Laden theatrics, people started sympathizing with India. Hey, maybe they were right all along.

When IK and ISPR keep calling out Modi and RSS as Nazis, they don't expect anyone to agree with them. But when the time comes that the tide starts changing, we start looking like the good guys. Hey, maybe they were right all along.

That's why you need a proper propaganda machine with long-term vision.

 

[Counter-Errorist]

Also, everyone seeing all these lies and U-turns from the Indian media. We need to remind everyone they did the same thing Feb 26/27. Connect the two events, treat them as one.

 

[Counter-Errorist]

In Nepal’s map tactics, a reflection of China’s growing footprint in Kathmandu
In Kathmandu and New Delhi, PM Oli has been widely perceived to have rushed through the new political map to whip up ultra-nationalistic sentiments to consolidate support within the ruling Communist Party of Nepal.
INDIA Updated: Jun 10, 2020 20:06 IST

Shishir Gupta
Hindustan Times, New Delhi

Domestic politics apart, the map also helps KP Oli score points with Beijing, Nepal’s other giant neighbour.(AFP file photo)

As Nepal’s parliament took the first step on Tuesday to formalise the country’s new political map that has set up a row with India, foreign minister Pradeep Gyawali made another request to New Delhi for dialogue.

Gyawali told news agency AP that Kathmandu wanted to sit across the table with India for formal negotiations so that the two countries “with a very unique type of partnership” could develop a more inspiring relationship.

New Delhi hasn’t responded to requests for foreign secretary-level talks made after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli cabinet hurriedly passed a new political map that counts Indian territories of Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura as its own.

Senior government officials told Hindustan Times that Kathmandu shouldn’t expect any dialogue on the three Indian territories either.

“Once Nepal drew the red lines on the map to serve its domestic and foreign interests, there was nothing to talk about,” he said.

In Kathmandu and New Delhi, PM Oli - who came to power on the nationalistic agenda - has been widely perceived to have rushed through the new political map to whip up ultra-nationalistic sentiments to consolidate support within the ruling Communist Party of Nepal. That sentiment, quite similar to his election rhetoric, targets New Delhi.

Domestic politics apart, the map also helps KP Oli score points with Beijing, Nepal’s other giant neighbour.

It hasn’t gone unnoticed in New Delhi that KP Oli had timed the new political map around the same time India and China were engaged in a standoff in the Ladakh sector.

Nepal, and PM Oli have a track record of trying to steer the India-China rivalry to his advantage. But increasingly, analysts in Kathmandu concede that China’s influence over Kathmandu was rising rapidly.

In some ways, one analyst in Kathmandu said, China, which poured millions of dollars in Nepal, has gradually encircled the himalayan nation.
Chinese investments in Nepal started to surge from 2008 when Kathmandu switched from a monarchy to a republic in 2008.

By 2014, China outranked India in terms of total investment. In 2015-16, China contributed 42 per cent of the total FDI to Nepal.

According to the latest available data, China has again surpassed India as top investor in Nepal in the first quarter of 2019-20 with a total pledge of $ 88 million FDI representing 93 per cent of total committed FDI of $95 million. Britain came next with $ 1.85 million followed by India’s $ 1.76 million.

Nepal is also getting a second Chinese cement plant being set up with $ 140 million investment; the first was Hongshi Cement.

This increase is also seen in Chinese overseas development assistance where China overtook Indian aid in 2015, growing steadily from $ 19 million in 2010-11 to $ 38 million in 2014-15 as compared to India’s $22 million.

Nepal has also been nudging Beijing to build projects worth an estimated $ 3 billion via a grant, not the soft loan that China has agreed to. If Nepal does eventually sign off on the soft loan, it would dwarf other Chinese loans including the ones extended to build Pokhara international airport and the Trishuli 3A hydropower project.

The Chinese influence was on display earlier this year also when its mission in Kathmandu rebuked the Nepal media on February 19, and accused The Kathmandu Post editor of “ulterior motives” because the newspaper had published an article critical of China’s handling of the coronavirus virus. The public reprimand, ironically, coincided with Democracy Day of Nepal. But there were no protests from the Oli government who is seen to pursue a “nationalist” agenda.

 

[Majjor Sam]

Are we ready to intervene, our target should b siachen.