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its working.Must be total bummer for you to find out you were worshipping this fucking moron.
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its working.Must be total bummer for you to find out you were worshipping this fucking moron.
True, how dare a tea seller can become the PM of the largest democracy of this planet.
It is a disgrace.
Our Militestablishment should have selected a suave handsome guy to showcase to the rest of the world that how good looking few Indians are. Pity we are so naïve.
Did you mean East Turkistan? Your geography seems shaky too...India shares border with East Turkmenistan
If 56" inch Chest ( called breast in Pak ) is the criteria then its fine. Good looks compensated no regrets.But it's only Modi who have 56" breast in Bharat - So, he surely is the best what Bharti deep state can offer.
Or an Italian waitress.True, how dare a tea seller can become the PM of the largest democracy of this planet.
It is a disgrace.
Our Militestablishment should have selected a suave handsome guy to showcase to the rest of the world that how good looking few Indians are. Pity we are so naïve.
And those are very frightening monkeys at that.lolllz world in is hand of monkeys
India only had the benefit of swallowing Sikkim at the cost of acknowledging she shares a border with the PRC tho.Actually Trump is correct India doesn’t share border with PRC India shares border with Tibet and East Turkmenistan
Lol, this morning I put a post saying Xi is way too strict than his predessesors and I want him to leave after his two terms being over this year, I didn't diappear, I m still here. From your funny comment I know how brainwashed you are by your media.
Donald Trump didn't know India-China share border, PM Narendra Modi was shocked: New book
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expression changed "from shock and concern to resignation" after US President Donald Trump revealed an alarming lack of knowledge about the South Asia region's geography, a new book claims.
New Delhi
January 16, 2020
HIGHLIGHTS
US President Donald Trump once left Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked and concerned by telling him India and China didn't share a border, a new book by two Pulitzer-winning journalists claims.
- New book claims Trump told Modi India, China don't share border
- Quotes ex-US govt advisor as saying Trump 'dangerously uninformed' at times
- It's been previously reported that Trump thought Nepal, Bhutan were in India
"It's not like you've got China on your border," Trump told Modi, and the Indian premier's eyes "bulged out in surprise", Washington Post journalists Phillip Rucker and Carol Leonning report in A Very Stable Genius, according to the US newspaper.
The book's title is a shout-out to Trump's own description of his mental acumen.
Rucker and Leonning write that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expression "gradually shifted, from shock and concern to resignation" after Trump's remarks, and that one of the US president's aides felt Modi probably "left that meeting and said, 'This is not a serious man. I cannot count on this man as a partner'," the Post reports.
The aide told the book's authors that India "took a step back" in its diplomatic ties with Washington after that meeting.
President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have met several times, and it isn't clear from the Post's report which of these meetings the authors described. India and the US are in talks for a Trump visit to India, possibly in February.
If confirmed, the India trip would be President Trump's first since he was voted to power in 2016.
Donald Trump's knowledge of the subcontinent's geography has come under scrutiny before. A TIME magazine correspondent wrote last year that the US president had to be corrected at a briefing where he said he knew Nepal and Bhutan were in India. He also reportedly "mispronounced Nepal as 'nipple' and laughingly referred to Bhutan as 'button'."
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...ra-modi-india-china-border-1637242-2020-01-16