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They are all conscript rejects.Are a single one of the Chinese posters here Active duty or veteran, that answer.
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They are all conscript rejects.Are a single one of the Chinese posters here Active duty or veteran, that answer.
What is with your constant off-topic personal questions?
Notice that this thread is about the Korean War?
(And you still haven't proven that you are a veteran like you claimed.)
They are all conscript rejects.
Well, not sure how to prove it. The Americans on the forum seem to know it.
No, but that is what INDIA claims. Manmohan Singh openly accused the Pakistani government of being behind the Mumbai attacks, and India's Home Minister Chidhambarham said that India would conduct "surgical strikes" against Pakistan.
But Mumbai got blasted several times after that, and India did nothing. Which proves that India can't do anything against Pakistan even if they wanted to. Pakistan alone is enough to hold off India, forget about China.
No, but that is what INDIA claims. Manmohan Singh openly accused the Pakistani government of being behind the Mumbai attacks, and India's Home Minister Chidhambarham said that India would conduct "surgical strikes" against Pakistan.
But Mumbai got blasted several times after that, and India did nothing. Which proves that India can't do anything against Pakistan even if they wanted to. Pakistan alone is enough to hold off India, forget about China.
China conscripts. And if you have no military experience, that mean you are a conscript reject.Any proof to back up that claim?
No, but that is what INDIA claims. Manmohan Singh openly accused the Pakistani government of being behind the Mumbai attacks, and India's Home Minister Chidhambarham said that India would conduct "surgical strikes" against Pakistan.
But Mumbai got blasted several times after that, and India did nothing. Which proves that India can't do anything against Pakistan even if they wanted to. Pakistan alone is enough to hold off India, forget about China.
Dont make desperate attempts to cover your mistake. You are busted. We though Vietnam can contain your country in limits. Isnt it sad that such a small country can stop you any given day. My sympathies.
Participate in 'Army' related subjects. Soon enough your experience will show. My 'credentials' in aviation here have been established -- over the Chinese shredded claims -- a long time ago. You can do the same.Well, not sure how to prove it. The Americans on the forum seem to know it. As far as off-topic, knowing who is posting and their creds on military matters seem relevant to me. Plus, there are an increasing number of Chinese on this forum. Knowing who they are, and their experience helps to know if their opinions are well thought or fan-boy fiction. Help me out here.
China conscripts. And if you have no military experience, that mean you are a conscript reject.
If you make a claim, then the burden of proof is indeed upon you. If you make some kind of declaration inside a topic, then it is only reasonable that those who have relevant experience demands the same of you.Brother,I must say you have some kind of patients with these morons, who always put the burden of proof on you, pump you with questions while their answers are minimal, deviate from the topic at hand to avoid direct answers and personal attacks when they lost for words.
Is conscription STILL an official policy in China?LOL, you are clueless. Conscription has not been in force for decades, the PLA is swarmed with volunteers, they actually turn down loads of skilled applicants.
Is conscription STILL an official policy in China?
So conscription is STILL an official policy in China.Go to the link, it clearly says that there is no enforced conscription in China.
As usual, your claims are complete BS.
And since you're obviously trying to play a semantic argument (as usual), then yes it is "de facto" rather than de jure.
So conscription is STILL an official policy in China.