Pfft...You're being silly. The criticism is only reserved for the See See Pee because India is a Democracy with a big "D" so whatever it does, however shitty it runs it's affairs so long that Red CHYNA is doing gang busters in just about every meaningful metric then U.S. and the rest of the Human Rights woke west will see no evil, hear no evil when it comes to their lackey that's Jai Hind, INDIA.This paragraph was what they (the west) accused China of. How it sounds like it is no sin when the Indians do it?
@KYli
If I read you correctly, I think you are referring to the recently shut down thread some poster here started.
It's moronic. But hardly surprising sincevir came from a poster that believes hakka could considered to be a separate group rather than Han group ( thus insulted every hakka here). Yhen he took offence and reported my reply. And the rest is history.
And now he got the audacity to start such an idiotic thread. Words fails me somerimes.
I have no proof but I believe there are some Chinese experts behind the scene. All the quick vaccination and prompt lockdown. Those actions, to me, don't look like "Cambodian". Some people criticize that the lockdown was not done good enough because it was strict on paper but loose on enforcement.It is good that Cambodia takes this virus seriously. Look at Japan, Kobe government just hides over 100 cases ad 10 deaths for days without reporting and nobody speak out. Japan was the most advanced Asian country not long ago and every countries in Asian was looking up to Japan. It is a great disappointment that Japan has fallen that much. No wonder South Korea has outperformed Japan over the years.
@Bellum_Romanum Bro Not only that Western nation will manufactured their own medicines from now on instead of offshoring it to India.(as stated by Germany) A double whammy. This pandemic is a lesson to all to have at least some credible domestic capacity available instead of relying overseas."The world is fast becoming ever more reliant on China for vaccines, with India’s raging virus outbreak stifling its ability to deliver on supply deals, even as the U.S. tries to position itself as a champion of wider access."