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Yep, so right. These Chinese brainwashed maniacs swarm all over the place thumping their chests as if they are some great nation the world was waiting for. They are the most disliked nation on the planet. None of their neighbours likes them, barring Pakistan. Japan, Vietnam, India, South Korea...

Two mistakes, in two articles? Nah - there's a RAW agent somewhere out there, no doubt about it! :bounce:

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And you think like that mostly because most Pakistanis cannot look beyond religion, isn't it?

:rofl: In Bangalore, near my house, there are dozens of Iranian students who study medical/engineering in a college nearby. There are literally hordes of them, and as a result, we have lots of Iranian girls staying in houses nearby in the locality. And damn, they really love to make out, I'm...

^^^ LOL, did you create that in MS Paint, just for the sake of posting here? :rofl:

I don't believe much in this "clerical mistake" angle myself. These are not like some government office with babus pounding away on typewriters. There are multiple levels of cross verification and review before final presentation. In my view, this is to send a subtle (not so) message across.

Though the article is harsh, I think it is valid. But god forbid, if this had been an Indian source instead of a Pakistani one, this thread would have been flamed to bits by now!:hang2:

Believe me, all these statements by politicians are just gloss. No one in India actually wants Pakistan, or anything to do with Pakistan. Most people would love to leave you thoroughly alone. We might be shining like a new penny, but still, we have thousands of problems of our own. We don't want...

^^^ Sure, it might be a "better option", but first of all, please do ask Iran and Turkey whether they would actually want to be associated with Pakistan to such a great extent :hang2:

This Batman fellow even thinks that India was responsible for Pakistan's floods?! Now think, will you ever be able to knock sense into someone who is so delusional and paranoid? These people enjoy making a fool of themselves on the world stage. Even their own government is in the process of...

You were referring to S.M.Krishna's comments about China, right? :bounce:

Bah! Bargaining chip, bargaining chip, bargaining chip! Maybe you ought to ask your government to stop creating "bargaining chips" by carrying out provocative moves like issuing stapled visas to Indian soldiers who have served in Kashmir (and even people from Indian Kashmir). The hypocrisy here...

Your country's opinion matters zilch as far as Kashmir issue is concerned. If it had indeed mattered so much, you would have already done something about it. And please, stop this ultra-nationalistic talk of "Indians are bunch of expansionists, that is why they are doing this" :blah: :blah...

You didn't understand a word Abir said. Let me make it even simpler for you: in the ancient world, empires and kings were constantly at war, and boundaries and kingdoms kept changing. So it is utter nonsense to talk about 'Hari singh stole it from Ladakh'. That utter tripe is not relevant to the...

You cannot correct historical inaccuracies here. If you speak of "stolened" by Hari Singh and all that, then remember that we can go very far back in history, even hundreds of years, back to the time when "Mongolians" used to rule large parts of China.

So many arguments about the semantics of whether it is "disputed" or not?? Anyhow, as per a few Chinese members, if Aksai Chin is not disputed territory, those posters must also stop calling Arunachal Pradesh as disputed. The argument works both ways, so please be consistent.

Agree with Desiman above. In many ways, international finances are similar to day to day layman banking. If your 'credit worthiness report' is bad, you will have a tough time obtaining loans in the future, and loan waivers or loan defaulting doesn't do any good to a nation's credit-worthiness.

And I know that it's Kashmir that you're thinking of. Rest assured, a nation cannot veto in a dispute which it is part of, so don't have any worries there. Anyhow, no one is denying that India wants to work towards being a world power down the line (not currently, we are not there yet)...