China vs Post British India

[langda khan]

You are of course mistaken.

"Pa Jee" is not one word, but a combination of two words. "Jee" is a token of respect, in Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi. "Pa" in Punjabi means elder brother.

On the other hand, "Paajeet" is a colloquial combination of words "Paaji" and "Jeet". "Paaji" is an old word, both in Hindi and Urdu, still in common use, which means an obnoxious person, sometimes also used in the meaning of sinner. "Jeet" is a somewhat common ending of Hindu names, like Inderjeet, Surjeet, Manjeet, Ranjeet etc. etc.. "Paajeet" of course is not a standard accepted word in Urdu or Hindi. But, still, it has a linguistic basis.

Ok pajee. Pajee is always right.

 

[SIPRA]

@SIPRA It means 50 cents referring to the paid trolls

Thanks.

 

[beijingwalker]

Your key words were "not in the sense that India was".

Economically and militarily they were as colonised as India was.

unlike India, China always has and controls her own economy and military.

 

[langda khan]

unlike India, China always has and controls her own economy and military.

Only in wumao history.

In the real world China was a British colony.

Only unlike India, you are still having troubles with British legacy Hong Kong. Lanat on your superpower delusions.

 

[beijingwalker]

Only in wumao history.

In the real world China was a British colony.

lol, which real world? Indian real world? where did you learn that? Indian schools?

Do you call all the red Chinese colonies including India?

 

[langda khan]

lol, which real world? Indian real world? where did you learn that? Indian schools?

Do you call all the red Chinese colonies including India?

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Do all the red territories have the Chinese Navy blockading their main ports and Chinese controlling the main port cities, both administratively and militarily, with local warlords and civil populace confined to the feeder hinterland?

Where do you think the Chinese string of pearls idea comes from?

What was China trying to do with Gwadar and Hambantotta?