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  1. +Habiba Azim, Modi has certainly made strides against corruption, and his demonetisation move has certainly caused heartburn for Pakistan's ISI, which loves to counterfeit Indian currency.
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  2. @ Zeeshan Niazi - you forgot Option 3 - run your economy responsibly instead of as an irresponsible military banana republic - and don't create the terrorists that provoke drone strikes and bombers in the first place (jihadi pseudo scholars will tell you Option 3 is against the tenets of the Koran)
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  3. Philippines asked America to withdraw from its bases there (Clark + Subic Bay)
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  4. Likewise, I also swear I've seen this whole thing before - take a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9bnQOyUeN4 Giant Loan Shark VS Insatiable Money-Sucker SyFy Channel puts out some very good documentaries and forecasts.
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  5. I think Swedish Bikini Team could help achieve peace in Europe
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  6.  Krishnkant Singh  China is everyone's economic rival, because their brittle form of govt (world's largest dictatorship under CCP / Emperor Xi) compels them to pursue economic expansionism, and any stunts required to support it. They are not interested in conventional economic trade relationships, but are interested in economic warfare.
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  7.  @sheldonwheaton881  Yes, US naval aircraft have already recently visited the Andaman Air-Naval Station at Port Blair: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ld6sbXQf7A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Uc8ItaueBs
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  8. This "ally" has also been arming and training terrorists who continue to attack, murder and maim US soldiers. Last I checked, South Korea has never done that.
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  9. OnceUponATimeThereWasAPersonWithALongUsername.TheElongationOfThatUsernameWasPlainlyLegendary Oh, it looks like the Pakistanis have arrived. Have you taken a break from arming the Taliban to kill US soldiers, as well as people in Balochistan?
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  10. I think that many Afghans would be happy living as separate states -- Uzbeki Afghans can rejoin Uzbekistan, Tajik Afghans can rejoin Tajikistan, Turkmen Afghans can rejoin Turkmenistan -- and Pashtun Afghans can reunify with Occupied NWFP to form Pashtunistan.
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  11. NATO was not created to fight ethno-national conflicts in Europe -- it was meant to oppose the threat of Soviet invasion and communist takeover of Western Europe. Some vested lobbies are wrongly equating Russia to the former USSR, and are attributing to Russia the same geostrategic motives as the USSR, even though Russia already had an established history as a Great Power prior to the existence of the USSR, including established Russian interests and red lines -- lines which clearly included Ukraine as a vital interest. When all you have is a (NATO) hammer, then every problem is made to look like a nail. America likewise has had an existence prior to its Cold War conflict with Moscow -- an existence which likewise included its own associated interests and red lines -- like the Monroe Doctrine, etc. America's Monroe Doctrine precedes the arrival of the Cold War, and therefore American pursuit of that doctrine should not automatically be construed as more Cold War hostility.
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  12. Also, China has existed since long before the rise of Mao and communism. Why should they suddenly be dependent upon communism now? The real answer is that the Communist Party are the new ruling institution, who must at least pay lip service to the ideology which they claim as their raison d'etre and mandate to rule. The problem is that this ideology cannot sustain the Chinese masses in the lifestyle they've become accustomed to. Mao came to power on the backs of rural masses who marched with him to storm the bastions of power. But which masses can Beijing's current ruling elite rely upon?
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  13. Except America's There you have to know its lobbyist map to know its foreign policy
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  14.  @UninstallingWindows  - no, it's about double standards and hypocrisy, which you of course will like to duck away from
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  15. my waist expansion is measured in Belgian chocolates
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  16.  @nickm5647  - next you'll tell me that putting the Taliban back in power was also a goal of the US govt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hNIX7V21pU
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  17.  @Fauzanarief-n7i  Also China: my Belt-and-road holding up my soiled underpants
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  18. America's mid-section isn't a buffering border area
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  19. I doubt the Russian army will be defeated. They're too large, too powerful, and the Russians have historical interests in Ukraine, where we can see that one third of the population is ethnically Russian. Moscow will simply negotiate a settlement with Kyiv, in order to achieve Russia's goals of Ukraine being a neutral buffer state.
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  20. and now permafrost -- until the arctic heats up
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  21. @Neptunian1000, Pakistan was never a democracy! When was it a democracy before? When Musharraf ousted democratically elected Nawaz Sharif in a military coup, then you Pakistanis were cheering for the coup! How can you claim you support democracy? Your support lasts only 5 minutes before you change your mind! When you have a democratically elected govt, then you wish for a coup against democracy. When you have a military govt, then you wish for democracy again. Fools never see their own mistakes.
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  22. PLA is currently making incursions against India, because Emperor-for-Life Xi Jinping is doing his best to stir up conflicts all along China's periphery. This is all about Xi trying to create distractions to save his own neck from the effects of backlash against his govt over its reckless mishandling of the COVID19 viral outbreak. India is a convenient target of opportunity.
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  23. @8:36 - Your explanation is poor and contrived. China doesn't fear Tibet being converted into an Indian military base. India historically never sought to occupy Tibet, as India was mainly just a bunch of kingdoms feuding with each other internally. It was China's invasion of Tibet in the 1950s which suddenly gave China a border with India. The reality is that China invaded Tibet because Mao's "Great Leap Forward" social experiment failed badly and caused mass famine. Anytime Beijing has run into difficulties at home, it has responded by pushing out westwards. This is what happened when China invaded Tibet in the 1950s, and this is also what has more recently been repeated with China's new Belt & Road Initiative. In both cases, India did nothing to precipitate China's actions. China invaded Tibet in the 1950s because Mao's "Great Leap Forward" failed, and then China later came up with the Belt-&-Road Initiative because of America's pushback against China's unfair trading practices. In both of these situations, China has sought to push out westwards, and in neither case has India been the cause of China's actions, but merely the recipient of them. From the Indian viewpoint, China is a wanton bully, and they're only going to keep pushing until someone else pushes back.
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  24. ​ @Malik Ambar - 'Sinophobe cope' seems to be the knee-jerk explanation for everything according to Woke teenagers like you. The issue isn't Sinophobia - next you'll claim complaints about Putin are Russophobia - the issue is about the Authoritarian Dictatorship in China and its dangerous practices, which include repression and concealment. You throw the word bigot around like you think you're some authority on it. Go take a look in the mirror - bigot is you.
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  25. So if Putin fails/falters in Ukraine, then does this save Taiwan by deterring China from invading? Or does it just mean China will do it even more ruthlessly?
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  26. Fascinating and inspired analysis from Shirvan and Caspian Report - very timely and well done!
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  27. Climate change would increase the agricultural growing seasons for Northern China and for Siberia, as well as Canada. Some places will actually benefit from Climate Change, even while others would suffer. Not everything is universally bad for everyone.
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  28.  Krishnkant Singh  look at how China is treating Indians - right now, even as we're speaking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DyK6NlbaJ4
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  29. But given the trend of massive immigration into the capital (currently Tehran) then wouldn't the new capital also create massive immigration into the Makran area? That would counteract pro-insurgency demographics, would it not?
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  30. he's from a place that's lived under communism those who believe in communism have no clue what it's really about
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  31. Trump's base is strongly with him, and even many of those outside his core base are nevertheless happy about a high-employment economy, and are therefore also likely to vote for him. Trump will therefore win by a landslide. The Democrats, by contrast, are seen as merely looking for fresh opportunities for impeachment under any pretext. First calling Trump a stooge of Putin, now claiming Trump abused his office to pressure another country - if these opportunities hadn't presented themselves, the Democrats would have sought a different opportunity, as their main goal is to impeach no matter what.
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  32. I doubt the Russian army will be defeated. They're too large, too powerful, and the Russians have historical interests in Ukraine, where we can see that one third of the population is ethnically Russian. Moscow will simply negotiate a settlement with Kyiv, in order to achieve Russia's goals of Ukraine being a neutral buffer state.
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  33. Chinese buy and sell to each other in Yuan all the time. Not hard at all for Russians to do the same. They have so many outfits operating in China.
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  34. With Canada leading the way, ideologically bankrupt Western Leftists have set themselves up to become inheritors of the old Western imperialism. Whereas the old Western imperialists used to go to faraway lands to rule over them with the help of sepoys recruited over there, now the new generation of Western imperialists seeks to import new recruits from abroad to help rule at home, and pays their loyal recruits by meddling in their faraway motherlands on their behalf. Justin Trudeau's father, the late Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau sought to expand immigration policies for his country Canada, in order to counteract the rising force of separatists in French-majority Quebec. Due to the threat of partition under the Anglo-French communal divide, Trudeau Sr sought to promote a new policy of multiculturalism. So, in other words, sepoys were recruited from abroad to reinforce Canada against breakup. Meanwhile foreign countries like India are supposed to pay the price of Canada's preservation by enduring separatist campaigns sustained from Canada's soil. Ottawa has abandoned Westphalian sovereignty in pursuit of its trans-nationalist enterprise, in the hope that the sun shall never set on Ottawa's empire. Welcome to the new Raj. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=929dvebYkow
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  35. Victors write the history books - what is the authenticity of the information? Otherwise, the claims and their advocates sound like political spin.
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  36. +Zedek First they budded in line when God was handing out the larger penises, and then they later showed up to kill the Caliph. Egyptians - always trying to raid everyone else's fun.
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  37. Pakistani, it is India which brought the Kashmir issue to the UN, and the resolution was authored by India. Do you admit your Pakistan rejected the resolution in the first place?
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  38. As if Pak MIlitary aren't corrupt - they run shopping malls, they run big businesses, and they won't give that up by losing their special powers and special control over politics. Corps Commanders are all Crore Commanders and Chor Commanders.
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  39. Shit-for-brains, when you fuckers aren't beheading others, it's because you've ran out of people to behead. Why don't you tell me about whether you've reformed your constitution to grant equality to all religions, and whether you've stopped persecuting Ahmadis for not being "true Muslims" like you? Don't fucking pretend that your country is the new benchmark for non-discrimination and civil rights. You know the truth, and that's why you're always sniffing up someone else's leg to ask about their country, because you never want to turn the mirror on yourself. Pathetic.
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  40. Temp Temp wrote "Pakistan is to China, what Israel is to America" Pakistanis also used to say "we are America's most allied ally" - then they harbored Osama and helped cause 9-11. Pakistan is a beggar nation which continually prostitutes itself, ultimately causing more headaches for others. Irredentists can never be reliable allies.
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  41. Evan Seguin, India is overrun by Left-wing liberal socialists -- and so increasingly is the USA, which is why it's headed to become like India
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  42. TRUTH SPREADER He's Pakistani, not American - he just pretends to be American (while screeching against "Islamophobia" all the time)
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  43. Faizal Bin Ibrahim You're simply making an assertion, without providing any actual facts other than your own assertion.
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  44. Modi is a great leader, and is the most popular so far in the nation's history
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  45. Nabil Ansari nobody takes your orders here, Pakistani
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  46. The plebiscite was to take place only after Pakistani withdrawal of its invading forces. In any case, the UN resolution was now lapsed.
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  47. India's peninsular landmass projects out into the Indian Ocean and is an unsinkable aircraft carrier. Any Chinese ingress into Sri Lanka can easily be cleaned out - we'll let them build the infrastructure there before we do it.
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  48. +ThatDutchGuy -- I was waiting for you to say that - actually, Sri Lanka is a part of the subcontinent and China is not. We can easily pull the rug out from under China and eject them from our area. Sri Lanka has far more ties to India than Philippines does to China. The fact is that China's economy is now plateauing and may soon be declining - and their dictatorship inflicts a high overhead cost on them. Their One Belt, One Road was conceived and announced at the last minute, like a desperate stunt. They haven't thought through the consequences - dictatorships like theirs only know stuntsmanship, because they have no organic means of survival. They can build, they can spend money, but they won't be able to stay - I'm quite sure of it.
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  49. All this makes me think that whoever helped overthrow Yanukovych really knew what they were doing - they knew they'd start a big sh!tstorm with the Russians if they did that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWkfpGCAAuw That infamous US undersecretary, Victoria Nuland, who got recorded making comments planning the Kiev coup - she's married to Robert Kagan, one of the key neo-cons infamously involved in ramming through the invasion of Iraq. While his name will forever be tied to that infamous maneuver into the Middle East, he seems to style himself as an expert historian on European affairs. Somehow I see people like Victoria Nuland and her Euro-expert husband Robert Kagan as having started this sh!tstorm with Ukraine as some kind of cunning maneuver to relieve pressure on their mother country Israel over its whole Palestinian predicament. They had the know-how/knowledge, and they had the motive -- and as the Romans would say, "Cui bono?" - Who Profits?
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  50. I've always wanted to visit Australia - such a beautiful country
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