Talks on Indus waters in Delhi next week between Pakistan and India

[PakistaniAtBahrain]

First lesson of nuclear warfare, never threaten a nuclear armed country with nukes. Second thing, we will survive a nuclear war but our retaliation will evaporate your little country so keep your childish threats to yourself, it won't impress us.

cutting off our share of the water is openly threatening nuclear war. we might be completely destroyed, but the bare bones that is left of your country will be speaking chinese and bengali, and the only place for the cows will be in a plate of biryani.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

cutting off our share of the water is openly threatening nuclear war. we might be completely destroyed, but the bare bones that is left of your country will be speaking chinese and bengali, and the only place for the cows will be in a plate of biryani.

You pakistanis have a lot of misgivings about many things. Just look at your history particularly military operations, all and literally all of them had been based on foolish assumptions, from 1965 till Kargil. Even the militancy that you sponsored in Kashmir has backfired. You thought that you could bleed us by thousand cut but see who is bleeding today. There is only one thing I say to pakistanis, never make foolish assumptions.

 

[waz]

Lol Chinese can't do that even if they want to. As for you, a lesson in geography particularly drainage systems might help you and one more thing, please also study Indian drainage, we are not dependent on just on system unlike you who are at our mercy.

Yes they can, that's why your leader $hit himself. You obviously can't read, as you would haven't written such a pathetic response to the numerous links I put up. But that's typical, you guys counter facts with Indian fantasies.
Oh yes drainage, without adequate water flow, hilarious. You're the one who should have paid attention in geography class.
At your mercy lol! Says the the individual coming from a nation at the mercy of the Chinese.

The reality is neither China nor you can do anything, and we will do as we please

The Chinese killed five times the number of your men, seized your land, and threatened to shut down your water supply (referring back to the topic).
Your bravado on here doesn't change the fact, you lot are just hot air.

 

[PakistaniAtBahrain]

Even the militancy that you sponsored in Kashmir has backfired.

oh yeah? is that why indian security forces are dying at the hands of kashmiris on a weekly basis? the whole world acknowledges the Kashmiris struggle.

 

[arjunk]

You pakistanis have a lot of misgivings about many things. Just look at your history particularly military operations, all and literally all of them had been based on foolish assumptions, from 1965 till Kargil. Even the militancy that you sponsored in Kashmir has backfired. You thought that you could bleed us by thousand cut but see who is bleeding today. There is only one thing I say to pakistanis, never make foolish assumptions.

After four wars with small Pakistan, what territorial changes has great endia caused? Great endia lost half of Kashmir and parts of Kutch to Pakistan. Even in 1971 great endia managed to lose the whole of Chamb to civil war ridden Pakistan.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

oh yeah? is that why indian security forces are dying at the hands of kashmiris on a weekly basis? the whole world acknowledges the Kashmiris struggle.

Terrorists are dying in greater numbers and incidents of terror attacks are very less now. Our security forces are doing far better than yours who are suffering greater casualties in Balochistan and wajiristan.

 

[waz]

Lol Chinese can't do that even if they want to. As for you, a lesson in geography particularly drainage systems might help you and one more thing, please also study Indian drainage, we are not dependent on just on system unlike you who are at our mercy.

Poor Indian government looking for assurances from the Chinese, whilst 'Captain' Indian here is making threats and saying the Chinese can't do anything hahahahahahah.


In the days after the announcement of the new dam, TS Mehra, a senior official in India’s federal water ministry, told Reuters that India’s plan is to create a dam with large enough water storage capacity to offset the effect of Chinese dams on water flows.

“Formally, we are telling them that any project you undertake, should not cause an adverse impact on India,” Mehra said. “They have given an assurance, but we don’t know how long their assurance will last”.

Beijing dismissed the concerns saying that there is no need for its neighbours to have “anxiety”. It promised fears of potential flash floods or droughts caused by the dam will be taken under consideration.



“As the source of many of the largest river systems on Earth, Tibet provides water to more than one billion people downstream in Asia,” the vice president of the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT), Bhuchung K. Tsering, told Byline Times. “The fact that a hostile, authoritarian regime has been in charge of those river sources for the past six decades is deeply concerning. We don’t have to speculate about what damage China might do; we already have hard data. China’s dams in Tibet have already had a devastating impact on the wider region and could easily do so again unless the world stands up to China’s outrageous behaviour.”

War Over Water: The New Flashpoint in the India-China Stand-Off

Steve Shaw reports on China's plans to build a major new dam on the Brahmaputra river

bylinetimes.com

Hey Captain, please tell your government it will be ok as Pakistan is at your mercy and China cannot do anything.

 

[MilSpec]

Wow, quite a few are squirming here just for a meeting? quite odd.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

After four wars with small Pakistan, what territorial changes has great endia caused? Great endia lost half of Kashmir and parts of Kutch to Pakistan. Even in 1971 great endia managed to lose the whole of Chamb to civil war ridden Pakistan.

India is not an imperialist aggressor unlike your iron biradars, we only fight to defend ourselves and our lands not to occupy others territory. Bhutto was ready to return pakistan held Kashmir to us in exchange for pakistani POWs but our merciful leaders allowed POWs to go home without taking anything in return.

 

[PakistaniAtBahrain]

wajiristan.

you are hilarious. you cant even spell waziristan properly.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

Poor Indian government looking for assurances from the Chinese, whilst 'Captain' Indian here is making threats and saying the Chinese can't do anything hahahahahahah.


In the days after the announcement of the new dam, TS Mehra, a senior official in India’s federal water ministry, told Reuters that India’s plan is to create a dam with large enough water storage capacity to offset the effect of Chinese dams on water flows.

“Formally, we are telling them that any project you undertake, should not cause an adverse impact on India,” Mehra said. “They have given an assurance, but we don’t know how long their assurance will last”.

Beijing dismissed the concerns saying that there is no need for its neighbours to have “anxiety”. It promised fears of potential flash floods or droughts caused by the dam will be taken under consideration.



“As the source of many of the largest river systems on Earth, Tibet provides water to more than one billion people downstream in Asia,” the vice president of the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT), Bhuchung K. Tsering, told Byline Times. “The fact that a hostile, authoritarian regime has been in charge of those river sources for the past six decades is deeply concerning. We don’t have to speculate about what damage China might do; we already have hard data. China’s dams in Tibet have already had a devastating impact on the wider region and could easily do so again unless the world stands up to China’s outrageous behaviour.”

War Over Water: The New Flashpoint in the India-China Stand-Off

Steve Shaw reports on China's plans to build a major new dam on the Brahmaputra river

bylinetimes.com

Hey Captain, please tell your government it will be ok as Pakistan is at your mercy and China cannot do anything.

There is no need for that, we are building dams all along Tibet and Nepal borders that should take care of it.

you are hilarious. you cant even spell waziristan properly.

That's not important, you still get the idea didn't you?

 

[PakistaniAtBahrain]

That's not important, you still get the idea didn't you?

of course. facts arent important to an indian.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

of course. facts arent important to an indian.

Lol a spelling mistake is same as factual error? This is why I doubt a Pakistanis ability to reason and comprehend things.

 

[waz]

Please, please brother we are all lying. Captain and other Indian posters are confident that India can finish Pakistan through a water war, and China won't do anything.

The only small problem is that even retired experts from the Indian military don't share their confidence.

From Colonel Vinayak Bhat retired.



The ability to control India's water supply in the hands of the Chinese has always been a legitimate concern. China can use this to cause flash flooding or to divert water that could dry up rivers across India.

Blocking India's water supply even for a few days can lead to rivers drying up across the country.

China's dams in Tibet may pose threat to India's water supply | Satellite images explain

Over a period of 10 years, China has managed to construct three dams on the Brahmaputra river in parts of Tibet close to the Indian border. It plans to construct at least eight more such dams.

www.indiatoday.in

There is no need for that, we are building dams all along Tibet and Nepal borders that should take care of it.

No it won't hahahhahaha.
“I can’t understand the (Indian) media reports,” the spokesperson said, referring to the reports which claimed the Chinese barrage on Sutlej may block water to India. She claimed China has consistently adhered to the basic principles of fair and reasonable development of trans-border rivers. “In the process of development of trans-border rivers, the Chinese side fully considers the impact on its lower reaches,” the ministry said in a statement.

China defends dam on Sutlej

China reacts to reports that its hydroelectric station on Sultej in Tibet may block water to India.

www.dnaindia.com

Apart from the Brahmaputra, another major Indian river Sutlej, known as Langqen Zangbod in China, also originates in Tibet. So, India being a riparian country has a genuine concern over the Chinese move to restrict the flow of these rivers.

Dam it! How China controls flow of rivers into India

thefederal.com

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Even the militancy that you sponsored in Kashmir has backfired. You thought that you could bleed us by thousand cut but see who is bleeding today.

Did you notice how not ONE LOC suicide/accidental death/kidnapping by yeti has been reported by Hindustan since the Pakistanis announced a desire for rapprochement?

You were bleeding very nicely by a thousand cuts. We enjoyed reading about those cuts in the weekly "suicide column" of your regional press. But, hey ho, pause in "suicides" while blades are sharpened.