Now China sets up camps, hoists flag in Bhutan!

[StarCraft_ZT]

About the camps conflict earlier between China and India, the truth is that:

Indian troops has always been encroach on China's territory near the border. They did so little by little without attracting the attention of PLA. When PLA noticed that, PLA beared what you did, but you are not satisfied, you want more our territory. So, we have to set up camps to warn you that stop invade China any more. The land the PLA soliders took back is orinally belong to China while you greedy Indians took it without permit

Indian medias, big liar....boasting your fake democracy and truly corrupted Gov all day and night, while leave your thousands of starving Children behind.

 

[StarCraft_ZT]

is there any source other then Indian media

India did the same thing in 2007. They lied that China set up campus in Bhutan. Actually, PLA did nothing. Since Indian troops want to interfere with Bhutan affairs and Indians want to encroach on Chinese territory, they need a reason or excuse, the best excuse is that slander with PLA, so they can take over Bhutan without international condemn.
Indian medias, big liars, ignoring your starving kids, cause trouble to the peaceful border of China.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

You seem to be new kid on the block.

Everyone isn't interested in your centralized zombism, mate.

Yes, we volunteered to become a part of Indian union after our chogyal lost his mind and got a little too greedy.

Unlike your army that 'liberated' Tibet at gunpoint.

You can also Volunteered to be not part of Indian Union in the future...that's the democracy vote for right? ...we're looking forward to see that day, and our army liberate Tibet from slavery and gunpoint at those slave owners..for that we've received many thanks

 

[Arya Desa]

Imperialist will stop at nothing until the whole of Asia is theirs. Understand this, china is the enemy of the world. As the USSR failed so will yours.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

Imperialist will stop at nothing until the whole of Asia is theirs. Understand this, china is the enemy of the world. As the USSR failed so will yours.

Crying a river about Imperialist wont help your cause, India suppose to have defense pact with Bhutan? come to get us, we dare you

Meanwhile, we're cozying with Bhutan's prime minister

 

[Arya Desa]

Crying a river about Imperialist wont help your cause, India suppose to have defense pact with Bhutan? come to get us, we dare you

Your guns would fall apart before the bullet left. Your soldiers lack courage or dignity. You aren't a worthy opponent. In Indian doctrine equals fight equals.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

Your guns would fall apart before the bullet left. Your soldiers lack courage or dignity. You aren't a worthy opponent. In Indian doctrine equals fight equals.

I lol'ed you

 

[xuxu1457]

India want swallow up Bhutan again just like Sikkim，today Bhutan is half belong to India now, Indian has army in Bhutan at 4 places and dominated Bhutan's foreign affairs， when India want do something, they will loud the China reason and force Bhutan.
China and Bhutan have 1200km^2 disputed area, if you want, you can talk any times when you want as describing China invade, since China army stand on that area for 60 years. China should become shameless as Indian media(when Bhutan or Indian go into the disputed area, and we should loud say that Bhutan or Indian invade China and enter ***km ), sometimes talk without any use with Bhutan bcs India dominated Bhutan's foreign affairs

Today China only has land disputed with India and Bhutan, infact only with one India, I don't think talking with Bhutan has some meaning since India don't want, only wast time.

 

[shuntmaster]

As I have arguing in the 'Why China might be a better superpower ' thread, China has always been a expansionist power throughtout its 2500yrs history, whenever it has been relatively stronger than its neighbors. The slogan of 'Peaceful rise of China' is just an misleading propaganda, when the evidence is exactly opposite.


Along with the occupation of Tibet, the Chinese People's Liberation Army occupied eight western Tibetan enclaves under Bhutanese administration. A Chinese map published in 1961 showed China claiming territories in Bhutan, Nepal and the kingdom of Sikkim (now a state of India). Incursions by Chinese soldiers and Tibetan herdsmen also provoked tensions in Bhutan. Imposing a cross-border trade embargo and closing the border, Bhutan established extensive military ties with India. During the 1962 Sino-Indian War, Bhutanese authorities permitted Indian troop movements through Bhutanese territory.However, India's defeat in the war raised concerns about India's ability to defend Bhutan. Consequently, while building its ties with India, Bhutan officially established a policy of neutrality. According to official statements by the King of Bhutan to the National Assembly, there are four disputed areas between Bhutan and China. Starting from Doklam in the west, the border goes along the ridges from Gamochen to Batangla, Sinchela, and down to the Amo Chhu. The disputed area in Doklam covers 89 square kilometres (km2) and the disputed areas in Sinchulumpa and Gieu cover about 180 km2

Map of Bhutan showing border with China as of 2010

Until the 1970s, India represented Bhutan's concerns in talks with China over the broader Sino-Indian border conflicts. Obtaining membership in the United Nations in 1971, Bhutan began to take a different course in its foreign policy. In the U.N., Bhutan, incidentally alongside India, voted in favour of the PRC filling the seat occupied by the ROC and openly supported the "One China" policy. In 1974 in a symbolic overture, Bhutan invited the Chinese ambassador to India to attend the coronation of Jigme Singye Wangchuk as the king of Bhutan. In 1983, the Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian and Bhutanese Foreign Minister Dawa Tsering held talks on establishing bilateral relations in New York. In 1984, China and Bhutan began annual, direct talks over the border dispute.

In 1998, China and Bhutan signed a bilateral agreement for maintaining peace on the border. In the agreement, China affirmed its respect for Bhutan's sovereignty and territorial integrity and both sides sought to build ties based on the Five Principles of Peaceful Co-existence. However, China's building of roads on Bhutanese territory, allegedly in violation of the 1998 agreement, has provoked tensions. In 2002, however, China presented what it claimed to be 'evidence', asserting its ownership of disputed tracts of land; after negotiations, an interim agreement was reached.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

As I have arguing in the 'Why China might be a better superpower ' thread, China has always been a expansionist power throughtout its 2500yrs history, whenever it has been relatively stronger than its neighbors. The slogan of 'Peaceful rise of China' is just an misleading propaganda, when the evidence is exactly opposite.

When China was weak, other were caving Chinese's Lands, when we're strong we take its back...that's our 2500 years history. , you should know how we deal with our deadly adversaries in the past such Hun, central step-Turk, Kithan...these are good exemples of those to claim Chinese land and we make them vanish once for all and wipe of the history book.

 

[OrionHunter]

boring!
boring!l

Then WTF are you doing here? Go dig some holes and fill them with your crap. Then cover them up and dig some more holes for your next ejection till some Han comes up with a thread that you don't find boring. That should keep you occupied.

 

[Truth Finder]

I suggest stop your unrealistic self-abuse dream tha China will invade you Indias. We don't want to be enemies with you, becasue you are not worth that....What about use your weapon fund to help those starving Indian kids? Your government spend billions USD worldwide buying weapons and plan to cause troubles at the border of China and South Asia while let alone the starving kids, what a joke !

In China, 200 million ppl live on less than $1.25/day, 440 million less than$2/day, 700 million less than $3/day and over 1000 million less than $4/day.

91% Chinese live on less than the bottom of 9% US population's wealth.

The pot calling the kettle black .

 

[Iggy]

muslims ruled india , took away the land , english ruled india tore us (iam speaking about indian states , i know we werent united ) . i wonder why didnt you protest when we annexed kashmir , junugadh , hyderabad , goa , sikkim . Btw your post would have made sense if you would have referred maldives instead of what you mentioned
Which country has guts to take India ? The size and power really matters .
.

Spoken like a some one having a weed!! Have your wet dreams till it lasts

 

[faithfulguy]

muslims ruled india , took away the land , english ruled india tore us (iam speaking about indian states , i know we werent united ) . i wonder why didnt you protest when we annexed kashmir , junugadh , hyderabad , goa , sikkim . Btw your post would have made sense if you would have referred maldives instead of what you mentioned
Which country has guts to take India ? The size and power really matters .


Only if you dont want your balls to be burnt , give a try .

Its wrong for India to annex Kashmir, junugadh and Hyderabad. Its time for these states to declare independence. India is such an aggressive second hand imperialist try to be like the British.

 

[faithfulguy]

Your guns would fall apart before the bullet left. Your soldiers lack courage or dignity. You aren't a worthy opponent. In Indian doctrine equals fight equals.

You are embarrassing yourself and your country. India already had lost a war against China and you are thumping your chest against them??? This is the reason why many people do not respect your country. At least respect the fact that they defeated you guys.

As I have arguing in the 'Why China might be a better superpower ' thread, China has always been a expansionist power throughtout its 2500yrs history, whenever it has been relatively stronger than its neighbors. The slogan of 'Peaceful rise of China' is just an misleading propaganda, when the evidence is exactly opposite.


Along with the occupation of Tibet, the Chinese People's Liberation Army occupied eight western Tibetan enclaves under Bhutanese administration. A Chinese map published in 1961 showed China claiming territories in Bhutan, Nepal and the kingdom of Sikkim (now a state of India). Incursions by Chinese soldiers and Tibetan herdsmen also provoked tensions in Bhutan. Imposing a cross-border trade embargo and closing the border, Bhutan established extensive military ties with India. During the 1962 Sino-Indian War, Bhutanese authorities permitted Indian troop movements through Bhutanese territory.However, India's defeat in the war raised concerns about India's ability to defend Bhutan. Consequently, while building its ties with India, Bhutan officially established a policy of neutrality. According to official statements by the King of Bhutan to the National Assembly, there are four disputed areas between Bhutan and China. Starting from Doklam in the west, the border goes along the ridges from Gamochen to Batangla, Sinchela, and down to the Amo Chhu. The disputed area in Doklam covers 89 square kilometres (km2) and the disputed areas in Sinchulumpa and Gieu cover about 180 km2

Map of Bhutan showing border with China as of 2010

Until the 1970s, India represented Bhutan's concerns in talks with China over the broader Sino-Indian border conflicts. Obtaining membership in the United Nations in 1971, Bhutan began to take a different course in its foreign policy. In the U.N., Bhutan, incidentally alongside India, voted in favour of the PRC filling the seat occupied by the ROC and openly supported the "One China" policy. In 1974 in a symbolic overture, Bhutan invited the Chinese ambassador to India to attend the coronation of Jigme Singye Wangchuk as the king of Bhutan. In 1983, the Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian and Bhutanese Foreign Minister Dawa Tsering held talks on establishing bilateral relations in New York. In 1984, China and Bhutan began annual, direct talks over the border dispute.

In 1998, China and Bhutan signed a bilateral agreement for maintaining peace on the border. In the agreement, China affirmed its respect for Bhutan's sovereignty and territorial integrity and both sides sought to build ties based on the Five Principles of Peaceful Co-existence. However, China's building of roads on Bhutanese territory, allegedly in violation of the 1998 agreement, has provoked tensions. In 2002, however, China presented what it claimed to be 'evidence', asserting its ownership of disputed tracts of land; after negotiations, an interim agreement was reached.

Between the Chinese and Indians in here. I see the Indians as the ones that talk about annexing another country. This is imperialism.