Dokalam stand-off: 'Indian military can choose to return with dignity or be kicked out by China's PL

[SingaporeGuy]

Yes.. I am a poor Indian with no internet connection.... LOL

For a country with 1.3 billion, the amount of u all in this forum is small

 

[$@rJen]

i think better work on the poor india people with no internet access first

Wow.... I think you better work a language called English.

 

[SingaporeGuy]

Wow.... I think you better work a language called English.

u can start learning chinese too since after war start the chinese armies will need translators

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

For a country with 1.3 billion, the amount of u all in this forum is small

We poor Indians are just 11% behind Oh So Awesome Chinese when it comes to internet penetration....so at least get your facts with ...

u can start learning chinese too since after war start the chinese armies will need translators

Yes.. we will need some people to understand what Chinese POWs are talking about... and to get secrets out of them... good suggestion.

 

[SingaporeGuy]

We poor Indians are just 11% behind Oh So Awesome Chinese when it comes to internet penetration....so at least get your facts with ...


Yes.. we will need some people to understand what Chinese POWs are talking about... and to get secrets out of them... good suggestion.

the chinese POW will tell you that you will soon be the POW

 

[satishkumarcsc]

no point.

Indians dont even wanna buy indian company but chinese company phones

You know chinese phones are banned in India? We call Redmi as iron box and One plus as crap?

 

[SingaporeGuy]

You know chinese phones are banned in India? We call Redmi as iron box and One plus as crap?

Huawei comes with LEICA lens

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

S

the chinese POW will tell you that you will soon be the POW

OK ..so thats how Chinese go POW POW when they lose the argument... Interesting.

 

[#hydra#]

@waz @Irfan Baloch clean this thread.

 

[satishkumarcsc]

Huawei comes with LEICA lens

So what? it is for those selfie obsessed teenagers.

On topic: Losses will be huge on both sides. The country that can send more people to fight will win the war. Chinese can easily hide their losses because of controlled media but there is a limit to that.

 

[KAL-EL]

@waz @Irfan Baloch clean this thread.

Possibly a false flag alert as well.

 

[Rollno21]

The only reason why india is around is because pakistan has not yet reached breaking point over j&k.

once that happens, the entire china will march into india, conquer it and split all provinces

They already crossed one breaking point in 71 ,I don't think they have the stomach for a second one

 

[Kapwercs]

Wow.... I think you better work a language called English.

Definitely not singaporean. Their english is good.

http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1054889.shtml
Chinese investors must wait and see on India opportunities following border tension
By Hu Weijia Source:Global Times Published: 2017/7/4 21:58:40
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Chinese companies operating in India need to be alert and take precautions to avoid being hit by anti-Chinese sentiment following tensions on the border between the two countries.

In 2014, several Chinese nationals were killed and more than 100 others injured in anti-China riots in Vietnam after media reports said China fired water cannons at a Vietnamese vessel to frustrate moves by Hanoi to disturb China's normal resource extraction in the South China Sea.

Violent attacks against Chinese personnel and companies may happen in India if the two countries see even small-scale military tension at the border. Many people believe Indian nationalism led to the country's independence from British rule decades ago but now it is gradually evolving into an internal factor behind the anti-Chinese sentiment, which is fuelled by ethnic and religious factors. Last year, Shiv Sena activists openly burnt the Chinese flag on the streets, according to media reports, after India failed to gain entry to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) due to alleged opposition by China. Compared to the NSG membership, India's territorial issues can much more easily stir up local people's nationalistic feelings.

Chinese firms doing business in India, especially those in the retail and consumer electronics industries, need to take precautions against possible boycotts and should strive to ensure the personal safety of Chinese workers if there is an escalation in tensions between the two countries. Although India is a potential market, would-be investors from China should perhaps take a wait-and-see approach. In this context, new investment from China into India is likely to be reduced.

By the end of 2015, the accumulated investment from China into India had reached $3.55 billion, and most of the Chinese firms doing business in the country saw a proportion of local employees of over 90 percent.

The fact that Indian troops recently crossed into Chinese territory will not necessarily lead to a withdrawal of Chinese firms from India, but New Delhi has to safeguard the security of Chinese-funded institutions against possible anti-China riots.

US President Donald Trump's plan to bring manufacturing jobs back to the US comes with a rise of trade protectionism in the West, making China an inevitable choice for India to work with during its "Make in India" campaign. In order to make itself a promised land for Chinese manufacturers, India needs to spare no effort to maintain the stability of its economic cooperation with China during this period of tensions, even if that is not an easy thing to do.

Seems like someone is very afraid.

 

[turbofan7a]

Looks like the chinese smoke some quality stuff, it is making them deluded.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Absolutely loving it.

But the question is, would there be any dignity left for the Indian army and Hindu terrorist regime of Modi, if they retreat?