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Or the cold icy fingers of premonition a good poker player feels stroking his spine when he's been called out by his better.
Yeah sure - whatever.
Exactly - no 'icy cold premonition's' involved here since Kapoor's comments do not signify anything new requiring analysis or discussion. The FO would not be doing its job if it did not use every opportunity presented to harangue India, but in terms of 'value' there is nothing here to discuss other than the age old argument of whether India can dictate the terms and result of any 'limited conventional engagement', which has been played on innumerable threads on this forum and others.So where is the argument then AM .... we are all on the same page.
I'll go with the adage of 'sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.'And for the Indian establishment to rap the Pakistani one across the knuckles for being a naughty boy and taking liberties it can ill afford to .... in the present circumstances ..... and likely for the end of time.
Let me know when India stops blabbing - so far Pakistan has done everything at her pace, and done that which is necessary and that which it said it would do from the outset (referring to the trial of the seven accused LeT members) despite all this 'international pressure' conjured up by India.
Heck, there weren't even any sops from Obama at the joint press conference with MMS, only qualified words of praise for Pakistan in tackling terrorism, and a pointed reference to 'MMS being a man of peace, and India and Pakistan resolving their historical conflicts'.
Which is really the only aspect of discussion around Kapoor's comments -My friend, I think no one including you with your padded jocks is under any illusion as to the results of a conventional showdown ..... even keeping our past showdown score aside.
1. What would Indian objectives in a 'limited war' with Pakistan be?
2.Would she be able to achieve those objectives:
a. At all?
b. Keep the war 'limited' in pursuit of those objectives?
And the above points form part of a discussion that has taken place many a time - gets old after a while. If you really are interested, search and read through some of the existing threads on such scenarios. I lost interest a long time ago.