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Now you're just nitpicking. We're talking about maximum range here, which gives you the same azimuth AND speed for missiles of similar ranges. I swear, some of you need to take high school physics before discussing this stuff.

So where are you gonna get those cell phones, telecom equipments, etc.? Most likely paying through the roof for Western corporations, right? And where do you think many of them manufacture their products(think iPhone)? You can run, but you can't hide baby!

I don't know if you're serious, because your assertion is simply ludicrous. I suppose I should assume that you are so I'll offer a serious explanation. 1)First, let's get that 7-8 km/s thing out of the way. I assume that info was taken from Wikipedia, which lists Bharak-Rashak Forum(BRF) as...

You're missing the point, go back to the first page and read my explanation.

as opposed to using napalm on innocent villagers like the Americans did? the difference here is that the tank stopped, the bombers didn't.

Arg, didn't I already explain the range/speed thing?

Splitting the order sounds like a logistical nightmare unless one of them is the Rafale and the NMMRCA is also the Rafale.

Never militarily, China is very strongly against that as it doesn't wish to be dragged into a senseless war somebody else starts.

Kind of odd that the article analyzed every country's offerings except the Typhoon....

Ah, I see, so in essence, the insulation and protection would extend to foreign companies operating in India as well. They'd basically become Indian companies. Now, would those companies be encouraged to expand its target market by exporting as well? That would kind of undermine the...

NATO is an alliance, the SCO is not. If India intends to stay a non-aligned nation, then the SCO is the obvious choice.

First, if true, congratulations to India! I was thinking either the Rafale or the Typhoon, but I was learning toward the Rafale. Both are terrific aircrafts! In the short term, that's bad for Pakistan but good for China. However, good for China might mean good for Pakistan in the long...

Hah, one day China may claim all the territories of the Yuan dynasty :woot:

Corruption is A-OK as long as it's done democratically, right? :p

No, Taiwan is a part of China. You're free to give your guns(if you have some) to anybody, but hell will freeze over before I let you give my kid one of them!

Smart perhaps, but agenda-free? Perhaps not. Besides, plenty of smart of people disagree with each other. In fact, there are many Harvard, Yale, MIT, etc. professors who would argue the opposite. As for your use of the word "never", well, never say never! Besides, where the heck did you get...

Well, that's their "official" stance, though that map is almost never actually used in Taiwan for obvious reasons :D That map covers basically the whole Qing dynasty lol.

blah blah x vs. y who cares, did anybody actually read the article besides its last sentence? I fail to grasp just exactly how "insulated" and "protectionist" policies are actually pluses for foreign investment, can anybody explain it to me?

If China and India can reconcile their differences, Pakistan will have no choice buy to follow suit, even if simmering hatred still lie below the peace ala China and Japan. Russian engines. China is trying to phase out Russian engines and buying a few hundred to maybe over a thousand more...