China government starts the evacuation of Chinese from India

[Chinese-Dragon]

The bottom line is that which everyone knows, regardless of nationality. If another Sino-Indian War begins, India will be crushed.

The Indians themselves know this most of all, I mean they know their border infrastructure doesn't reach the border, and the poor state of their basic equipment and lack of ammunition. I do feel sorry for them, and understand why they are lashing out and crying so much about their Chicken's Neck corridor.

 

[Sully3]

but when we did surgical strike in Pakistan we didn't have to ask pak citizens to leave India......

(now waiting for lame excuses of how it didn't happen etc.)

the fake bollywood surgical strikes that not even indian themselves buy it
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...cal-strikes/story-LpFsrwCor8971mjt5A2cbM.html

the whole world laughed at these so called surgical strikes
here is CNN laughing at Indians

 

[Guynextdoor2]

The bottom line is that which everyone knows, regardless of nationality. If another Sino-Indian War begins, India will be crushed.

The Indians themselves know this most of all, I mean they know their border infrastructure doesn't reach the border, and the poor state of their basic equipment and lack of ammunition. I do feel sorry for them, and understand why they are lashing out and crying so much about their Chicken's Neck corridor.

no- no one believes India will be crushed except an ignorant fool like you. Chickens neck will be nuclear war.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

no- no one believes India will be crushed except an ignorant fool like you. Chickens neck will be nuclear war.

In nuclear terms India is even more outmatched than in conventional terms, since India doesn't have thermonucler capability. India's entire arsenal is esimated at 1 megaton total, compared to 4 megatons for one single Chinese thermonuclear warhead.

Good to see Indians resorting to the nuclear option though, which means they don't believe they can win the war in a conventional way.

 

[cnleio]

learning indian language is a good thing this way surrendering PLA troops can easily communicate with Indian captors

YES, PLA soldiers they need Indian language to command a long match like this. In 1952 they learnt Korean & English, in 1962 they learnt English, in 1979 they learnt Vietnamese ... this year they learning Indian.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

In nuclear terms India is even more outmatched than in conventional terms, since India doesn't have thermonucler capability. India's entire arsenal is esimated at 1 megaton total, compared to 4 megatons for one single Chinese thermonuclear warhead.

Good to see Indians resorting to the nuclear option though, which means they have no faith in winning the war in a conventional way.

You can keep jerking off to your theories- it's been 20 years since we did our last test- wanna bet if we didn't build bigger weapons in that time? oh there is a very interesting twist to the Siliguri corridor with regard to nulear weapons- see the chiicken't neck is ours, it is deserted. We use a tactical nuke, we really wouldn't have launched an attack on china- we'd have only used a nuke on our own soil. Very interesting option for an armchair general like me.

 

[Ajaxpaul]

no- no one believes India will be crushed except an ignorant fool like you. Chickens neck will be nuclear war.

In PDF, india is crushed everytime in their fantasies. Sometimes it carries over to their real world also.

Meanwhile, it's been 2 months.

 

[Windjammer]

but when we did surgical strike in Pakistan we didn't have to ask pak citizens to leave India......

(now waiting for lame excuses of how it didn't happen etc.)

Now that you have dragged in Pakistan, albeit, in your wildest dreams.... answer this, India and Pakistan often exchange fire on LOC, despite Pakistan Army being much smaller than it's Indian counterpart, it still gives as good as it gets and sometimes worse, now lets be realistic, PLA is bigger than the Indian Army, the outcome is not difficult to assess.

 

[nik141993]

YES, PLA soldiers they need Indian language to command a long match like this. In 1952 they learnt Korean & English, in 1962 they learnt English, in 1979 they learnt Vietnamese ... this year they learning Indian.
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Lol no need Indian already know tibetan language we will just march straight into Lhasa...You don't need to learn Indian language to show us the direction

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

In PDF, india is crushed everytime in their fantasies. Sometimes it carries over to their real world also.

Meanwhile, it's been 2 months.

OK so you believe India is going to win the next Sino-Indian War, while their border infrastructure doesn't even reach the border. And their soldiers have to trek for several days over extremely mountainous terrain, carrying 50kg+ of equipment on their backs, just to reach the border. And when they run out of ammunition then some more people will have to make the journey again.

I'm glad Indians think this way, hopefully your government starts the Forward Policy again, that was borne out of overconfidence too.

 

[gslv mk3]

Now that you have dragged in Pakistan, albeit, in your wildest dreams.... answer this, India and Pakistan often exchange fire on LOC, despite Pakistan Army being much smaller than it's Indian counterpart, it still gives as good as it gets and sometimes worse, now lets be realistic, PLA is bigger than the Indian Army, the outcome is not difficult to assess.

Comparing ceasefire violations to a full scale war (if that happens btw) ? We all know what happened to the Pakistan army during a full scale war.

And no PLAGF isn't much larger.

 

[cnleio]

Lol no need Indian already know tibetan language we will just march straight into Lhasa...You don't need to learn Indian language to show us the direction

Im sure, they will march on the street of Lhasa city around guarded by PLA Army soldiers and Chinese Armed Police ... in the war camp of Lhasa, soon Indian and Chinese will become good friends, enjoy Chinese Green Tea and watch TV news together.

 

[Windjammer]

Comparing ceasefire violations to a full scale war (if that happens btw) ? We all know what happened to the Pakistan army during a full scale war.

And no PLAGF isn't much larger.

I doubt India is in a position for a full scale conflict and yes we know in it's wars with Pakistan, India either had to rely on Muktis or as in Kargil conflict, Israel and US to bail it out of humiliation.
And if PLA isn't bigger it certainly is more powerful.

 

[gslv mk3]

I doubt India is in a position for a full scale conflict and yes we know in it's wars with Pakistan, India either had to rely on Muktis or as in Kargil conflict, Israel and US to bail it out of humiliation.

Sure, Muktis invaded your territory in the western sector, bombed chittagong & blew up Karachi oil farm

And it was such a humiliation for us to split your country...or to dislodge you from Kargil.

President Clinton rejected Mr Sharif's plea for a face-saving device for Pakistan's withdrawal from across the LoC and vented his frustration.

But he offered to do what he could on the Kashmir dispute once Pakistan had pulled back all its forces from Indian-administered Kashmir.

Mr Riedel says Prime Minister Sharif, despite fears of possible military reaction to accepting such stark terms, reluctantly agreed.

Mr Sharif kept his word. On returning home, he ordered his forces back and President Clinton then persuaded India to accept a cease-fire.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1989886.stm

 

[Guynextdoor2]

Now that you have dragged in Pakistan, albeit, in your wildest dreams.... answer this, India and Pakistan often exchange fire on LOC, despite Pakistan Army being much smaller than it's Indian counterpart, it still gives as good as it gets and sometimes worse, now lets be realistic, PLA is bigger than the Indian Army, the outcome is not difficult to assess.

Actually the PLA is not that much more bigger than IA. Pak never 'gives as good as it gets'. We can make it diffifult for you but we're just putting up with your silly antics. 1971 was 8 days beginning to end. If we really wanted to crush you you wouldn't last that much longer even today.