U.S.: It's time to place Russia, China and India in the diplomatic stockade

[indushek]

Might be the ambassdor has to go back to the diplomatic school, where he should learn how to speak on matters concerning his country's image and how an ambassdor should handle himself before public. If u find it costly in USA please come to India, we have crash course on anything and everything my dear.

 

[pmukherjee]

Might be the ambassdor has to go back to the diplomatic school, where he should learn how to speak on matters concerning his country's image and how an ambassdor should handle himself before public. If u find it costly in USA please come to India, we have crash course on anything and everything my dear.

Many of their ambassadors are political appointees and not through the foreign/diplomatic services. I don't know about this guy but surely he is not a very diplomatic chap.

 

[kawaraj]

Wishful thinking? China and Russia are not and and will never be allies. Geopolitical necessities and a common enemy have brought them together on certain issues. China is now more comfortable with Russia as Russia is no longer powerful enough to threaten China any more like the USSR did. The same goes for China's relations with India, we are not and will never be allies but we do coordinate our response on certain issues where our interests coincide.

don't bring India in. you want to tell Russians you stab the Russians in the back at Syria vote.

half a century of support and providing gears never get Russians a vote from India when it need you the most. you ungrateful ba#$%$%, russia may say....

China did show its strongest support to Russia at this crucial moment.

anyway, i dislike Russia for a long time, but this time I understand and sympathize it totally, and I appreciate China's support of Russia, for the good cause of Fvcking off the evil western plot, aside from the main theme of Assad's bloody crackdown of rebellions.

 

[canadian icehole]

Many of their ambassadors are political appointees and not through the foreign/diplomatic services. I don't know about this guy but surely he is not a very diplomatic chap.

I don't think this guy is as bad as former US Ambassador Bolton.

 

[Splurgenxs]

America is high on Power...with serious narcissistic tendencies..
IF America cant maneuver around and with its opposition ,,,it doesn't deserve its position in this world.

 

[Harry_Thomason]

I think its the last grasps of a slowly fading superpower. US no longer can gather support to block out Russia, India and China (even in the West people would laugh at such suggestion), even against Iran US could only gather a limited support.

 

[CarbonD]

I guess americans are messing with Brics lately
American's view:

Brazil- Said they will intervene and ally with argentina in falklands
Russia- Old time enemy
India- Hate their foreign policy
China- Human Rights crusher and Carrying communist legacy
South africa- Former nuclear power (still has WMDs)

 

[pmukherjee]

don't bring India in. you want to tell Russians you stab the Russians in the back at Syria vote.

half a century of support and providing gears never get Russians a vote from India when it need you the most. you ungrateful ba#$%$%, russia may say....

China did show its strongest support to Russia at this crucial moment.

anyway, i dislike Russia for a long time, but this time I understand and sympathize it totally, and I appreciate China's support of Russia, for the good cause of Fvcking off the evil western plot, aside from the main theme of Assad's bloody crackdown of rebellions.

Hahahahahahahah. What a child!!!

What was the issue at the UN again? Was it a popularity vote for Russia or a vote to convey the condemnation of the international community to Assad and demand his resignation so that bloodshed in Syria could stop? What was the imminent danger to Russia that it needed anyone's support? Was the vote for the sanction of an invasion of Russia? How did you come to the conclusion that India had betrayed Russia by voting to condemn a dictator accused of brutally repressing his people? I have never heard anything more outlandish. Russia voted according to its compulsions and we voted the way we felt we must. That is all there is to it.
Anyway, leave it at that.

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

don't bring India in. you want to tell Russians you stab the Russians in the back at Syria vote.

half a century of support and providing gears never get Russians a vote from India when it need you the most. you ungrateful ba#$%$%, russia may say....

China did show its strongest support to Russia at this crucial moment.

anyway, i dislike Russia for a long time, but this time I understand and sympathize it totally, and I appreciate China's support of Russia, for the good cause of Fvcking off the evil western plot, aside from the main theme of Assad's bloody crackdown of rebellions.

And have a look what Russia and India are doing now.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/indian...india-prepare-indra-2012-military-drills.html

Jealouus much, that the article hasn't included Pakistan with the Asia most powerful?

 

[pmukherjee]

I guess americans are messing with Brics lately
American's view:

Brazil- Said they will intervene and ally with argentina in falklands
Russia- Old time enemy
India- Bunch of traitors always backstabbers cant pick a side
China- Human Rights crusher and Carrying communist legacy
South africa- Former nuclear power (still has WMDs)

If that is indeed their perception and not one you made up, then they are wrong about India. Did we promise or commit to anyone and failed to keep that promise? I do not think we had promised our support to Assad. How did we backstab then? If it is the Americans we are supposed to be backstabbing then that too is incorrect as we have not committed anything to them either. We did not say we would by their fighters. We did not say that we would vote against Palestine. Where did we promise and not keep that promise?
Traitors? How can they say that? What does India owe America?
Can't pick a side? That is hilarious. Of course we picked a side long ago. Ours. Is there any other side worth picking?

 

[CarbonD]

self delete

 

[ChinaToday]

So now you know that Syrian people's sufferings ain't the real issue...

exactly shame india didnt veto the un resolution last time

 

[GURU DUTT]

The thing is west is loosing its grip on Asia very fast & to add the pain Asian economies are not much dependent on west but the other way round more imp. point is that deu to there hegemony & arrogance + constant poking there noses in order to control Russia / China/India/Brazeel & to an extend Japan also are immune to there tactiks but since the current world economics is based on oil & west still has considrable say over it they keep on pricking but this too shal pass as did there imperealism .

 

[Holmes]

hehe. That would be the most ridiculous move Uncle Sam would ever make and will mark the end of an era.

 

[Hussein]

The West can cry all they want. Nobody cares.

nobody cares of what?