Goa - why?

[Reza_Pahlavi]

Re: Goa - why?

@queer

thats an article from 2003. arunachal pradesh and sikkim were worked out earlier this year thru dialog. now if only pakistani trigger happy jihadis would learn something from their chinese overlords..

No, they were not. China still claims all the territories it holds, and all that has been mentioned is that both sides will discuss their border issues, nothing more. I suggest you go and check on actual government to government declarations, and you will learn that.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/library/news/china/2005/china-050405-irna01.htm

http://www.irna.ir/en/news/view/menu-273/0504050660142237.htm

http://news.webindia123.com/news/showdetails.asp?id=78927&cat=India

[Reza_Pahlavi]

Re: Goa - why?

Read for yourself.

**Full text of joint statement of China, India - 11 April 2005 **](http://english1.people.com.cn/200504/13/eng20050413_180722.html)

[maihu_don]

Re: Goa - why?

@Reza Pahlavi

Nope, I think you missed it, because Arunachal Pradesh was not even discussed in the statement - go check the joint statement yourself, or just click on the following:-

We don’t recognise Arunachal Pradesh: China](http://www.rediff.com/news/2003/jul/25china3.htm)

bhai jee … I never said at that time, all i said was during the same time

[Reza_Pahlavi]

Re: Goa - why?

@maihu_don

bhai jee … I never said at that time, all i said was during the same time

Wrong again - they did not. Read the joint statement for yourself.

http://www.kominf.pp.fi/2Sextra.html

**The Indian side recognizes that the Tibet Autonomous Region is part of the territory of the People’s Republic of China and reiterates that it does not allow Tibetans to engage in anti-Chinapolitical activities in India. The Chinese side expresses its appreciation for the Indian position and reiterates that it is firmly opposed to any attempt and action aimed at splitting China and bringing about “independence of Tibet”. **

[cscraja]

Re: Goa - why?

In any case, India never claimed Tibet as its own. In that sense it was not a territory dispute. The issue was whether Tibet was an independent country or part of China

[gesto]

Re: Goa - why?

@Reza Pahlavi

In the summer of 2003, Indian finally agreed that Tibet was an “inalienable part of the People’s Republic of China”, proving that India will always make concessions to China on territory, not the other way.

I said ,India had acknowledged Tibet as part of China before the 1962 war and it later changed its stand after the war,in theU.N assembly.

[gesto]

Re: Goa - why?

China still claims Arunachal pradesh as their territory where as they have reneged from their earlier stand on Sikkim. China has added Sikkim as part of India in their latest geographical map.

[KarachiKhan]

Re: Goa - why?

india is the real tyrant and is very unstable and dangerous. They justify their annexation of GOA with subtle dillusionary statement like they wanted to be Indian.??? have they ever met a GOAN before? Even though most goans look very much indian, there the first to tell you their GOAN with portuguese ancestry. Also, why are there still some 300,000 Goans here in Karachi? why dont they go back to goa, infact, if u talk to them,They despise India/.indians more than pakistanis! they reminise the good old days when they were part of Portugal, and call the day they were annexed by india 'Black day' and often show solidarity to Kashmiris on their 'black day' . Man these indians are dillusional.

[queer]

Re: Goa - why?

what moronicity. i have lived among goans in goa, they are happily indian. the two dozen odd goans in karachi obviously dont wanna be indian, bakistani terrorists will kill them then and there.

pathans and balochis in pak on the other hand look very unlike the average punjabi, sindhi or urduwala (they all look indian), and every day kill pakistani soldiers demanding more freedom. goa doesnt even have a seperatist movement, unless its in karachi. :D

[maihu_don]

Re: Goa - why?

@queer

......goa doesnt even have a seperatist movement, unless its in karachi. :D

:)

[mercenary2k]

Re: Goa - why?

@queer

what moronicity. i have lived among goans in goa, they are happily indian. the two dozen odd goans in karachi obviously dont wanna be indian, bakistani terrorists will kill them then and there.

pathans and balochis in pak on the other hand look very unlike the average punjabi, sindhi or urduwala (they all look indian), and every day kill pakistani soldiers demanding more freedom. goa doesnt even have a seperatist movement, unless its in karachi. :D

India will dis-integrate just like the Soviet Union in 30-40 years...

with communist insurgencies, muslim uprisings, tamil and sikh freedom struggles, hindu population decline, christian converts rising, aids, prostitution...

its only a matter of time that india will fall and a new era in which free people of south asia can choose their own destiny rather than be dictated by hindu overlords

[tahirbhai]

Re: Goa - why?

Chahe Portugal ho, Pakistan ho, US ho- jo payar karega, payar payega. Jo ankh dikhaye ga, mar khayega.

@mAd_ScIeNtIsT

What hostile action did Portugal take against India to warrant India's invasion of Portugal and subsequent annexation of the city of Goa and its surrounding?

Or did India attack without provocation?

If India was willing to attack Portugal without provocation, should Pakistan fear that India will attack it even if Pakistan completely disarms so as to pose no threat?

[maihu_don]

Re: Goa - why?

@mercenary2k

India will dis-integrate just like the Soviet Union in 30-40 years...

30 -40 after pakistan's dis - integration ... right , we already have bangladesh ........

[tahirbhai]

Re: Goa - why?

Ayub khan, Zia ul haq, Niazi, Mushy - sabne bhi yeh sapna dekha tha. ha ha ha

@mercenary2k

India will dis-integrate just like the Soviet Union in 30-40 years...

with communist insurgencies, muslim uprisings, tamil and sikh freedom struggles, hindu population decline, christian converts rising, aids, prostitution...

its only a matter of time that india will fall and a new era in which free people of south asia can choose their own destiny rather than be dictated by hindu overlords

[vineshvk]

Re: Goa - why?

@KarachiKhan

india is the real tyrant and is very unstable and dangerous. They justify their annexation of GOA with subtle dillusionary statement like they wanted to be Indian.??? have they ever met a GOAN before? Even though most goans look very much indian, there the first to tell you their GOAN with portuguese ancestry. Also, why are there still some 300,000 Goans here in Karachi? why dont they go back to goa, infact, if u talk to them,They despise India/.indians more than pakistanis! they reminise the good old days when they were part of Portugal, and call the day they were annexed by india ‘Black day’ and often show solidarity to Kashmiris on their ‘black day’ . Man these indians are dillusional.

Are you kidding. Its a mistype right. Its only 30 not 300,000.

[vineshvk]

Re: Goa - why?

@mercenary2k

India will dis-integrate just like the Soviet Union in 30-40 years...

with communist insurgencies, muslim uprisings, tamil and sikh freedom struggles, hindu population decline, christian converts rising, aids, prostitution...

its only a matter of time that india will fall and a new era in which free people of south asia can choose their own destiny rather than be dictated by hindu overlords

Hold on to whatever you have merce...before eying ur neighbours territory.:D

[mercenary2k]

Re: Goa - why?

@maihu_don

30 -40 after pakistan's dis - integration ... right , we already have bangladesh ........

you have nothing...

bangladesh is now our close ally

ISI has established bases and are training Assam freedom fighters and they are winning....

say bye bye to your assam provinces

once they are taken we move to tamil and khalistan and then kashmir

[mercenary2k]

Re: Goa - why?

@vineshvk

Hold on to whatever you have merce...before eying ur neighbours territory.:D

dont worry about us buddy

its you i am worried about

a de-stabilized india is bad for pakistan

[vineshvk]

Re: Goa - why?

@mercenary2k

dont worry about us buddy

its you i am worried about

a de-stabilized india is bad for pakistan

Realy. Explain why.:D

[RashGuy]

Re: Goa - why?

[quote]
** Originally quoted by Karachikhan **
india is the real tyrant and is very unstable and dangerous. They justify their annexation of GOA with subtle dillusionary statement like they wanted to be Indian.??? have they ever met a GOAN before? Even though most goans look very much indian, there the first to tell you their GOAN with portuguese ancestry.

[/quote]

Goa was a portuguese colony nothing more. Only a miniscule population has portuguese ancestry and looking by the numbers quoted by you, I feel all of them are in Pakistan I suppose. In the same token, why arent the pakistanis stranded in BD be taken back to Pakistan if you are so hospitable...