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And the credit goes to HongWu ..... and his wet dreams. Typical chinese.... they were relishing the propect of taking over Gilgit (.. and see, from their "all weather friend"), and see how they think about leasing hainan to the same "all weather friend". Btw.. the now deleted thread went...

Just like chinese wet dreams about Gilgit ..... If there is no exchange, there is no exchange. Nobody is taking hainan or gilgit by force.. relax.

firstly, if the exchange works out.. it's not pakistan alone. Apologies, if you meant Pakistan and India by "we". So, we can use it as our trading outpost in east asia ..... just like britain had hongkong, we can have hainan. After all, it's only going to be a lease for a fixed number...

Since you mention that .... try to invite HongWu to reality. I pity him - he's moving closer and closer to insanity. Moreso, as most of this threads since yesterday got deleted (including his gilgit lease fantasy). :laugh: All the same, but I have to admit .... he brings greater...

Feel free to close your eyes and pretend blindness. But you are not fooling us, but entertaining us. :laugh:

We can agree that whoever conceived the idea of leasing Gilgit to chhina must be a total retard. But off course, what irks you is Hainan ..... even though, historically, it was never a part of china.

Mr. Jiang Ali .... please check your facts. Aksai Chin was a land grab which china did in 1959 follow-up to it's invasion of Tibet. It was not occupied in 1962. In fact, after it's illegal occupation of Aksai Chin, the chinese wanted to move into the rest of Ladakh and were stopped in...

Arre yaar ... Hainan hi maanga hai, koi Beijing ya Shanghai thodi maang rahe hain. :laugh:

Don't worry, we can together create the discos ... and all sorts of fun. We could use it as a trading post ... like the british used HongKong. When ever India and Pakistan work together, they are world beaters. INSHALLAH ... chiniyon ki buri nazar se bachana. :laugh:

If it's Gilgit, you will need to share Hainan with India. You will see, sooner or later India will need to be involved in the discussions. If it's for Gwadar .... then off course, Pakistan can have Hainan, all for itself.