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You are one perverted Hindu :sick: Even pοrn-obsessed Japan will not want to shoot such a movie. In any case, how come US didn't join your 'gang bang' this time? Even after India begged and cried for help.

That's Hong Kong. They inherited from the Brits a very legalistic attitude. Mainland China is very relationship focused. Having guanxi is the be-all-end-all.

Before, Indians even intruded and patrolled within Chinese border too. We didn't appreciate Indian trespass. But we do appreciate unilateral Indian withdrawal.

I understand your disappointment. You think your motherland showed lack of courage. But actually, all India showed was lack of strength. A chicken cannot confront an eagle. When confronted with such a power imbalance, the smart, if humiliating, thing to do, is to make a unilateral withdrawal.

It will come very soon. India just humiliated Bhutan by abandoning it and making a unilateral withdrawal. How can Bhutan rely on a 'protector' whose first instance is to retreat? Better to strike up new friendships with countries that have backbone.

Is this really how Indians understand the English language?

Please pray for me that I will not be reborn in India, where my father is a rickshaw driver who ran away after forcibly conceiving me, and where the government made a humiliating unilateral withdrawal from Doklam.

It's not a mutual withdrawal. It's a unilateral withdrawal and retreat by India.

Did India, before? Well now it will no longer. It pledged to withdraw.

No they can't. No Indian can produce a single source, not even an Indian source, that says China agreed to stop road construction. India simply unilaterally withdrew.

I don't understand your animal analogy. Do pigs really attack lions in India? What about high-caste lions and low-caste pigs?

First Hindus claimed withdrawal was mutual Now Hindus say they don't care if China doesn't withdraw, because it had 'always been patrolling' the area. What will Hindus tell themselves next? :disagree:

This really puts an end to all questions. It's a unilateral withdrawal by India, not a mutual withdrawal.

We appreciate Hindu obedience. India learned a valuable lesson: don't trespass on land you don't even claim to own.

1962 was such traumatic memory for India. Even over 50 years later, the scars of 1962 have prompted Hindus to make a unilateral withdrawal :)

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-08/28/c_136561966.htm CHINA CONFIRMS INDIA'S WITHDRAWAL OF BORDER PERSONNEL AT FACE-OFF SITE AT DOKLAM How many Indians here are disappointed by their government's capitulation?

Both tweets suggest India made unilateral withdrawal. India threw in the towel :)

From SCMP: http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2108606/india-and-china-agree-disengage-troops-along-disputed India’s foreign ministry said on Monday it had agreed with China to an “expeditious disengagement” of troops from a disputed Himalayan border area after a...

The compromise: China finishes building the road, but must permit Indians to enter and defecate on it. Hard to say who won...

Isn't it recorded in the Vedas that, 'the smaller the house, the greater the freedom'?