ISI's dirty war against Pakistan

Damras · January 30, 2018, 5:47pm

Re: ISI’s dirty war against Pakistan

Oh my, all I can LOL. BTW so there is no indian excursion for 18.5 years, was there one in 18.5 yrs before 1999 other than taking over Siachen. Whom are you kidding ? No Pakistan didnt tell India anything other than that two generals decided to go to war with out prep and ended up with humiliation, and dead bodies of young soldiers. No Pakistan didnt show anything about Kashmir. Fine dont forget Kashmir but that doesnt change any thing, Kashmir on indian side will stay with them and Kashmir on this side will stay with us, if you want to keep dreaming fine.

If there is ever a war, no one will allow Pakistan to use Nukes., its not a funny business and world is not sleeping. Nor does India a growing economic force needs to fight Pakistan. We try to make ourselves too importan.

For China, their trade with India is growing faster than with any one else. Sorry but Chinese are also business people, unit of money is same for every one.

Let’s play with numbers: You know what the size of Pak Army is? And do you know that more than the size of Pak Army is the size of Indian troops stationed in Kashmir alone. With this difference of manpower, India also has greater quantity of conventional weapons. Still Pakistan keeps prodding Indians and keeps them busy in Kashmir.

Indian held Kashmir is liberated or not, the point is it’s not letting both nations come to friendly terms. And this enmity between India and Pakistan has a cost. Pakistan will keep blocking India for its access to Afghanistan and Central Asian Republics etc by land route, whereas India cannot block Pakistan likewise.

As for Chinese trade with India, here’s something for you:

**How China beats India hollow in trade and dominates Indian homes, markets and economy
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