"When the going gets tough, the tough get fleeing" is apparently how that saying goes for the Jai Hinds.
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In a sense he is kind of right. It could be the difference between losing and losing by a lot.
Once they take action they won’t have to worry about morale since they are dead.
Another keyboard warrior making tough talk from the comfort of his chair. If the army had what it takes to even fight a war that results in even a draw, they would have done so long ago. A midget is waiving his fists in front of a 6'6" football player in the school yard and yelling obscenities. The football player just look at him. This guy is saying, common, he is not so tough, you can take him. Oblivious to the idea that the midget might be laid up in the hospital for the next six months once he swings his fists.
As one of the reply to this tweet suggested... I wonder if, after this incident, we will see, in the near future, some cow dung based product that softens falls or protect from fall damage
Don't we just love these Indian hawkish articles. So happy to call for war with China. This Jabin T Jacob. Is he an Indian or a foreigner? Doesn't matter, I enjoy addressing his nonsense:
No its not China who has a zero-sum view of the world. Its India and the West. China invested much FDI into India, and invited India into BRI, RCEP, etc. But guess who said no. China wanted to develop India in hopes of profiting trade with a richer India. A win-win scenario. India on the other hand wanted China out of the way to achieve its Superpower dream. Again, another instance of projection onto China of the Indian zero-sum mindset.
Like what exactly? Quadcopter dropping grenades? Tree-killer airstrikes? Or dancing artillery exchange? None of those scares any serious military. Not even militia like the Taliban.
Only India is talking about a two-front war. Not China or Pakistan. Because guess who decided to create two enemies at the border? Anyway, do you know why China does not want to involve Pakistan? First, Its called taking responsibility. If its a fight with India, and Pakistan is not involved, China needs not drag Pakistan in. Besides, China has more than enough to give India another ass-whooping. Second, what limited coordination between Pakistan and China? You must have missed the Shaheen exercises. Third, what about the loosening of Indian restraints against China if Pakistan comes in? Is India gonna block the Malacca Straits? Or use nukes? Good luck!
Does the Indian Army ever plan? Reality is showing the opposite here. Provoking an actual superpower on your border, unprepared for mountain warfare, and unprepared for war with a major military power. Only India is going: Oh shit! PLA has shelters? PLA soldiers are well equipped for winter? PLA has drones? PLA has infrastructure?
US pressure is not new, China have been dealing with US hostility for like forever. Does India have short memory? And what about Covid-19? China had Covid-19 under control by Q2 2020. Not like what is happening in India.
Are you admitting that India can no longer compete with China economically and militarily in the coming years? You dare quote Xi Jin Ping: "The strong should not bully the weak". Are you actually saying that India is weaker than China? That goes against the Jai Hind India>China narrative. So for so long we have been hearing that India is Superpower 2020 and can win any war with China. Then one day, you say that China should not bully India. I'm confused. Which one is it? Is India stronger or weaker than China? Make up your mind already!
Maybe India should follow your advice and start a border war with China. India is in dire need of a reality check of its place in world.
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At the moment, India is pinning its hope with the U.S. For some astute observers, the die is already cast for a reversal of roles between China and the U.S. It is just a matter of time. In ten years time, even for the average imbecile like this guy will be able to observe the changes. At that time, it will be panic time for the Indian government. In the mean time, the U.S. will not be able to even have a limited war against China. We can see the recent moves over Taiwan. After Biden took office, the Chinese sent some planes past the mid point of the Taiwan Strait. The U.S. sent two carrier groups to the area. The Chinese sent large number of war planes like J-11 and J-16 in response. The U.S. CSGs backed off. Of course we won't see this in Western media. In the past, the Chinese would allow the CSGs to do a show of force. Maybe they will send one of their planes to observe. Their attitudes have changed. In a real war, the U.S. will lose the entire Western Pacific to China. In turn, China will get sanctioned. At the moment, both countries will not want to risk this, so it is a standoff and status quo, but there is a subtle change in who has the upper hand. This kind of change will be even more dramatic in ten years time. Once they have a few CSGs of their own and will be able to produce chips and other things which will check the tech war from the West, once the U.S. dollar loses its appeal due to our nonstop printing, the balance of power will shift more dramatically.
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