PAKISTANFOREVER
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I agree that Bipin Rawat should resign, but do not know your reasons for saying it. Your face-saving mention of his having been spared his life during your counter-strike is noted; this is called scraping the bottom of the barrel (and before you say it, let me inform you that finding Rawat there is a natural thing).
The problem with your fantasising posts is that they are ALL based on a possible collusion, not a probable one, because it is so far-fetched, between the Pakistan Army and the PLA GF. They are ALL based on the Chinese moves on the frontier being primarily driven by concern for Pakistan's interests, in general, in economic terms relating to the CPEC, and thirdly, in Kashmir. They are ALL based on a hope that this will see a coming together of allied forces in that area to the great satisfaction of Pakistan's aims (not published yet, other than the constant seven-decade old theme of recovering Kashmir).
Unfortunately, two facts come in the way of this beautiful vision ever becoming reality.
First, the Chinese have occupied no extra territory; what they have done is to strengthen their forces in areas already under their regular passage and control. Their overlooking the Dubrok-Shyok-Daulat Beg Oldie Road has been suggested, but there is little to show that this is in their set of aims.
Second, the Chinese have numerous reasons to seek to pressurise India, reasons that have been recited again and again and again, to the great annoyance of fanboys, who want a happy ending to this latest video-game of theirs. These reasons neither call for them to support Pakistan in any conflict, nor to extend their crisis with India beyond a point before seeking a resolution that will amount to a status quo ante.
That is why I find fuming and angry posts very dull and boring; they try to reasoning and logic, and established facts, with raw emotion, not realising that it gives up to the other side the clear story of the decline of the situation to their west. It is clear from these extensive posts about China relieving Indian pressure on opponents on the Indian western frontier that there was indeed an Indian pressure. Something that has been denied all along.
It is a truism of the India-Pakistan conversation over the years that Pakistan and her representatives should deny any feature of the military confrontation strenuously at the beginning, and then collapse into admissions of guilt later. As is happening right now, right here on this thread.
Do you have ANY genuine, reliable and credible evidence that Chinese has not occupied any extra indian land?........: