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The very basis of asymmetrical weaponry, which China has focused on since the '60s, so to neutralize a technologically superior enemy's advantages in a defensive war. I don't think China will win a technological war vs. the U.S. in many, many decades, but it doesn't need to. China has been...

Yes, the U.S. can still wage warfare, but eliminating satellites puts the "home team" on a far bigger advantage, because their forces are much closer together and can therefore communicate much better, utilizing landlines if needed. Besides, U.S. satellite tech and numbers far exceed any other...

Uh no, such pacts are necessary for deterrence purposes. It's better to not be in a nuclear war than to be in a mutually destructive one. Deterrence is very important and a mutual defense treaty with Russia would greatly add India's deterrence to a war. Oh I don't doubt that Russia will be...

Lol don't be silly, Russia is not gonna start a nuclear war with China over some limited conflict a thousand miles away in the Himalayas. Besides, you're not allies. You don't have a mutual defensive pact like the NATO nations, for example. You're friendly, yes, like China and Pakistan, but...

Then mission accomplished -- one important U.S. asset has been neutralized. Nobody's saying that's America's only option though, and stealth bomber strikes will be a pain for sure, but that'll take some serious commitment. In the end, do you think America is as resolved to defend Taiwan as...

Hi, I'm not too knowledgeable on this issue, so could someone help me? It is often said that the Naxalites derive their support from the tribals, who have been largely left behind by the quickly developing parts of India. However, since India is a democratic country, what are the "governors"...

That sounds so communist lol

Yea, one hundreds years of knowledge. I'm sure all those WWII tactics and experiences ingrained into the minds of thousands of now deceased or senile Japanese officers will be useful in a war against China. How would you compare Japan's industrial strength vs. China's? Natural resources...

It's nothing important, she's just introducing the aircraft.

You mean like this one? Doesn't have the pitot tube either. This is the 3rd prototype I believe, the pic surfaced 3 or 4 months ago.

Pakistan should deal with the radical militants the same way the Chinese did in XinJiang in the 50's. Seal off the border with massive troops(500,000 in the Chinese case), impose strict martial law(any grouping of 5 or more males outside was shot on sight), and root out the terrorists slowly...

I have great respect for India's economic development, which has produced many success stories such as yourself. I also think we've gotten off track in our argument. My point is not that India is somehow an inferior nation due to Hinduism, I am simply pointing out that being fairly religious...

And the passivity of Hinduism is perhaps the reason why India has never been the central power of its region. Like it or not, human greed and savagery is what has allowed humans to survive and move forward. Greed, in fact, is the driven force behind capitalism, an idea that India espouses...

And why is that? Why is it that China, or any country for that matter, has to be open? Is there some sort of divine law that I'm unaware of? Every country hides the truth to some extent. The WMD-in-Iraq stunt the Bush administration pulled sure stunk of some serious truth-hiding. Each...

The great Hindu morality sure kept India in the forefront of the world for thousands of years.... Sorry, but arguing on the basis of morality is just plain naive. If the economy fails, morality goes out of the window and the ugly and instinctive human nature takes over--ironically oftentimes...

I'm not sure what the purpose of that video is. The rioters burned, pillaged, and murdered. They had it coming. So whether the video is authentic or not is irrelevant. The Tibetan claims of unfair treatment is simply ridiculous. They lack education and other opportunities, sure, but so do...