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what did you say now ?
Come on dude, this is a three year old thread....
In other news:
Chinese Activities on Chinese Soil Alarms Indians
(Reuters) The building of a small bridge in the north eastern of Puyang has alarmed Indian military officials.
"Building a smal bridge in the north Chinese province can be used to eavesdrop on Indian Intelligence and allow them to launch missle attacks to the Punjab area," said a high ranking Indian military official who wished to remain anonymous. "China is trying to bully us by building many structures. They may be disguised as business buildings or sports complex, but our intelligence tells us they are used to store underground nuclear weapons."
India and China fought a brief war in 1962 that saw Indians lose the war. Today trades between the two giant nations remain quite small as China does not need much from India. India does not have high technology or resources that the Chinese need. Spices, particularly curry was India's main export to China in 2012.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/world/articles/Chinese_Activities_arlarms
Chinese Activities on Chinese Soil Alarms Indians
(Reuters) The building of a small bridge in the north eastern of Puyang has alarmed Indian military officials.
"Building a smal bridge in the north Chinese province can be used to eavesdrop on Indian Intelligence and allow them to launch missle attacks to the Punjab area," said a high ranking Indian military official who wished to remain anonymous. "China is trying to bully us by building many structures. They may be disguised as business buildings or sports complex, but our intelligence tells us they are used to store underground nuclear weapons."
India and China fought a brief war in 1962 that saw Indians lose the war. Today trades between the two giant nations remain quite small as China does not need much from India. India does not have high technology or resources that the Chinese need. Spices, particularly curry was India's main export to China in 2012.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/world/articles/Chinese_Activities_arlarms
JOEY TRIBIANI
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waqt nay usay jawab day dia .lolz
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