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If that was true, we wouldn't be developing a 5th gen. fighter with them now would we? Not to mention all the other deals in the pipeline, i.e missiles, nuclear plants, destroyers, ~180 Su-30's, ~60 Mig 29's etc etc. The problem here is you aren't looking at the big picture. Assuming India...

I doubt a failed Pakistan would cause too much trouble aside from a refugee crisis, as the article rightly mentions. How porous is the western border? I would think it should be pretty well fortified after all the trouble we've had.

India can mass produce SAM's at home, that's probably enough to keep a few people up at night. Indigenous or not, all the PA has to worry about is if it can kill.

Hit the enemy hard and fast? WITH WHAT? :hitwall:

BBC News - In pictures: Pakistan bomb attacks Its ok, plenty of kids get dropped on their heads, don't blame yourself. On topic. Excellent job by the BSF and the IM. It must take a lot of effort to crash aircraft with such regularity.

lol at your disingenuous nonsense. Are you really trying to blame the states or Americans for financing terror in Pakistan? Did you miss the part that said the men were of Pakistani origin, imams at local mosques and conspiring to target American interests? This is wholly a Pakistani and...

Strangely, when we don't have idols and pictures folks end up getting their heads chopped off, have planes rammed into their buildings, have fatwas issued in their name, have violent protests all over the world and of course the occassional apologist who claims that the 'other guy started it'...

So let me get this straight, people who don't want anything to do with India or its secular constitution are now whining about their 'constitutional rights'? Rights come with duties, the foremost of which is allegiance to the nation and its principles, not just in India but around the world. In...

And what doesn't surprise anyone here is how powerless India is to do anything about it. :tup:

Attrition's the word. Pakistan has been threatening nuclear retaliation since 1999, the only difference is now they actually have the means to deliver a tactical warhead. It is a well known fact that the IBG's would be the first to be hit, well guess what, that's exactly what they're there for...

Whats everyone so worked up about, there were no casualties on our side. We've been playing this cat and mouse game for 60 years so bringing up random skirmishes/battles is meaningless. We've had just one decisive war in the sub continent (:D), everything else was just a waste of resources.

If I could, I'd deny you health insurance since you clearly have no need for it.

Folks, I must reiterate, evolution is NOT a theory its a fact. There are no two ways around it. It isn't somebody's opinion, it isn't a hypothesis, its downright scientific fact. Many believe fossil evidence is all we have whereas that was just the beginning. The human genome has been...

Like I said, sexuality isn't just black and white. Think of it as a 10 point scale with 10 being straight and 1 being gay, folks can fall all over the scale. While there is a clear consensus that sexuality is a biological trait, it will NEVER be investigated in people (at least in the states) so...

Lol. Darwin simply PROPOSED evolution. Genetics confirmed it buddy, NOT Darwin.

That's not true. Sexual orientation is clearly a polygenic trait, one that is too controversial to receive any funding for further investigation, but you should know that geneticists have changed and 'reverted' orientation in fruit flies. That is to say, we can make flies gay and then straight...

It's more like 6 billion... Also, don't you think you've answered your own question? 6 billion >>>>>> ~50,000 years. The last common ancestor between humans and the great apes existed about 7 million years ago, even still, 7 million >>>>>>>> 50,000 years.

That's surprising, most folks don't understand cladograms and simply assume evolution occurs in a linear fashion. I thought about getting into details but decided against it since most people have a hard enough time coming to grips with evolution in the first place :cheesy: Its good you have...

Sure. Dark wave, what do you do?

Ok well at least now you are asking questions rather than making absurd statements. To begin with, who ever said evolution 'stopped'? 'Modern Humans' have only been around 50,000 years or so, a blip (not even) in the time span of the earth. Also, change is all around you, you just have to know...