Wholegrain
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I wonder why down syndrome patients look like people of a particular nation!
China selects its enemies from the weakest section of its neighborhood. China chose Japan, Philippines and Vietnam as its enemies since these countries are innocent, non nuclear, weaker than China and have no intention to invade China.
China threatens to strike Japan while it is not Japan but India which has nuclear armed China killer missiles ready to launch, still occupying Ladakh, NEFA, Sikkim, Bhutan etc, invaded China during the Boxer rebellion, had fun with Chinese women in China but is still considered by China as its spiritual lord. All propaganda aside, this is the fact.
Why does China consider India as its spiritual master despite the fact that India will again invade China but at the same time considers Japan as its enemy which will never fight China?
Can you really figure out what exactly goes in the mind of a down syndrome patient?
From Tokio Through Manchuria with the Japanese - Louis Livingston Seaman - Google Books
In January, 1900, during the Boxer campaign (and the Hunghutzes were all Boxers in those days) I chanced to be on the Great Wall of China at Shan-HaiKwan, when a party of five sikhs, with two coolies and a cart, went through a gateway on a foraging expedition for wood. Shortly after one of the coolies rushed back, so frightened he could hardly articulate, and reported that a party of mounted Hung-hutzes had swooped down on the sikhs, who had carelessly neglected to take their arms, and had carried them off and stolen their ponies. The coolies had escaped by hiding in a near-by nullah.
It was " boots and saddles," and in less time than one can write it, the Royal Bengal Lancers, Beluchis, and Gourkas were swarming over the hills in a vain hunt for their comrades and the Boxers. But they were late. Several hours after, they came upon the scene of torture. All was over. There remained only the mutilated remains of their companions and the inhuman instrument that had accomplished its deadly work.
The death instrument was a sort of iron cage, about eight feet high, made of rods fastened to a small ring at the base, resembling somewhat the steel frame of an umbrella on an enlarged scale. The rods were closed round the victim much as they are round the handle of a closed umbrella, and a rudely constructed nut or screw at the top forced them tightly together. In this infernal device the unfortunate sikhs had been forced, one after another, and as the screw was tightened and the flesh of the victim protruded between the bars, these fiends had sliced it off with their swords until the end came, and it came quickly.
I'll be back... I need to take a break from lunatics like this.