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More likely BD forces will join in the liberation of Tibet, just like India helped BD in its own war of liberation. BD has got a sensible democratically elected govt and the country is making rapid strides is all spheres. False flaggers like yourself fall on your face, and get broken teeth.

HongWu's megaton = China's tent rolled back without a single soldier being mobilzed. Go now, commit suicide at the performance of PLA in the battle of 2013.

Tibet is not a part of china. China should peacefully resolve it by withdrawing its forces, undoing it actions of 1959. Grabbing a territory by force is outdated in the current world. Get out of colonial times. You already saw what happened to Japan, which tried to illegally grab...

Hainan is not a part of PRC. Period. It will taken over by Vietnam in due course. :laugh:

I wish India could guard its secret knowledge so well guarded from the "whole" world, unless "your whole world is just china". And there is no feeling achievement if we fooled some "chinese call-center level hackers".

We will be successful when china goes kissing licking US' azz for protection from India... just like it did in 1945 (for protection from Japan) and in 1971 (for protection from SU). USN in south china sea is vital for china's protection and security... it is foolish to oppose it. (or it may...

China (PRC) is as stable as USSR in 1985. Nobody should be surprized to see a Commonwealth of Chinese States (CCS) by 2016 or 2018. On a side note, if someone digs out earlier "famous posts" by chinese forummers: "8% GDP growth in China (PRC) is necessary for social stability...

China (PRC) is certainly in the top 15... the author has missed. In fact, PRC is at a much higher risk of failure than Pakistan. Bangladesh should be out of the list... it is going great guns, in social statibility, economy, political stability and great relations with neighbours and the...

In future, India may need to station a few ships permanently in SCS.. to secure the freedom of navigation there. This needs co-operation with friendly ASEAN countries, Japan, Taiwan, US and South Korea. These friendly goodwill visits are a step in the right direction.

chinese reduced from 80k in 1962 to a tent in 2013.. and that too rolled back without India mobilising a single soldier. next time, we'll need a microscope to find "if" and "where" chinese tried a new stupidity.

Chinese are stupids (or atleast they have their hands tied . eh, they deserve it :laugh:) ...let them burn 16 billions. I hope they end up with 160 billion. :tup: The cheapest defence doesn't come by re-inveting wheels... although, always buying abroad will also not be cheapest, either. We...

Try banging your own hand against a mountain and see if the mountain has any effect.

That's very good for us, if china actually thinks so. They banged their hand against a mountain in 1962 and went back with bleeding fingers. Hope the next attempt breaks their backbone, rather than just a minor hand injury.

"The land of Pakistan – Taxila, Pashawar, Mardan, Swat, Lahore, to name a few cities – has been a cradle of Buddhist civilisation for centuries." "Our land has nurtured the fusion of Greco-Buddhist civilisation which we call Ghandhara civilisation. Stupas and monasteries still adorn...

Does china have the food to feed the second child? China expected to become world's largest importer of rice | Business Standard Chinese play dirty, Vietnam http://www.brecorder.com/market-data/stocks-a-bonds/0/1187711/ Toxic Rice Highlights China's Lack of Openness on Pollution China Seeks...

^^^ Actually, it will be much harder for USN to impose a naval blockage on SCS than on Bohai sea, which is about 20 times smaller than the Gulf of Mexico and 27 times smaller than the Bay of Bengal. It becomes even more cheaper to sustain the blockage of Bohai since USN bases in South Korea and...

HI HongWU ::cheers: The megafart ended in a small tent which was rolled back before anybody knew when. HAHA... shame on hongu megarfarting.

who pays for the cost of scrambling the typhoons .... at the very least there is a fuel cost? Is it built into the "airticket price" of all passengers flying into UK .... something like an additonal 5 pence per airticket.. or is PIA going to pay for the cost separately .. ? or perhaps...

I was just having some fun with faithlessguy. :laugh: C-17s are a good buy for now. Indian will develop its own transports, eventually.

Lets hope we can arm twist the americans to give full technology transfer and license production of these planes in India, like we do for Su-30MKI and which is a condition for Rafales too. ;)