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United States of America, truely the land of freedom :usflag:

Meh, generalization at best. And I forgot to add Tamil tigers of Sri Lanka to that list.

To be frank, almost every conflict in the world is a regional issue. Let it be Chechnya, Palestine, Kashmir, Mindanao, or Xinjiang.

Hate it or love it, at the moment, this is the only viable solution I see.

My passport has the exact same words. "Valid in all countries except Israel" :undecided: On topic, isolated in the Muslim world, but not otherwise. United States, India, Singapore all have good relations with Israel.

Meh, as long as this South Asia obsession of judging people based on religion and race doesn't fade away, progress and modernization will be far away for you guys :tdown:

Thanks man, I think this pretty much answers my question :)

I agree with those parts though, Israel has balls. Big time. India, yes, from my side of the perch, looks pretty soft, I don't ever see them taking a hard stance against terrorism, the way China does. It's like bomb blast happens one day, next day life is back to normal and all is forgotten...

Try talking about the evils of North Korea, Iran or Pakistan while you're staying and earning in one of those countries. I'll see where it gets you.

Funny right? How I see in this forum, so many member with one US flag/staying in US, yet talking shyte about the very country that is currently supporting them. I know that feeling, Thomas.

Funny that you just mentioned Israel when there are so many other countries that are also victim of terrorism including a certain neighbour of yours. Trade business is done between government dealing, doesn't affect the local population, unless you're one of those who base your judgements of...

Serious question. Is there a reason why the local Indian population are so fond of Israel? Any cultural similarities or anything?

Women are more likely to report rape in those countries than Asian countries, where a woman being rape carries a lot of social stigma and in some countries, it's even considered the woman's fault :tdown:

Speaking of football. This was my favorite moment in the MU vs Chelsea game. Epic.

Thanks man, well said. I guess it's more about the quantity of trade being done rather than the balance.

Mate, I don't get this. If the trade balance is higher, how come it doesn't show in the general prosperity of the people? Generally higher trade balance would mean a richer country right?

Kashmir, Bangladesh and Pakistan have a reason to feel that. I understand. But my friend, don't you think calling India "the biggest threat to global peace" is a bit over the top?

India? What has it ever done to New Zealand, China or Malaysia for that matter? Threat to global peace? :what:

Yes, I pray that this happens, but something in my heart tells me that it won't stop. There'll be two countries in the same region extremely hostile to each other, almost like a mini India-Pakistan of the Middle East :confused: