solarz
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You're speechless because you don't seem to have any clue about strategy or logistics.
Next time, are you going to ask why we didn't build the Great Wall a few hundred kilometers more to the north?
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You're speechless because you don't seem to have any clue about strategy or logistics.
Next time, are you going to ask why we didn't build the Great Wall a few hundred kilometers more to the north?
It was negotiations for God’s sake. China and India had already signed an agreement. Otherwise they would have sent more troops for sure.
solarz
Brigadier
People like you know nothing but you love to criticize anyway. You ignore basic circumstances and make up these ridiculous expectations that China is supposed to live up to.
The commander wasn't there to fight, he was there to parlay. He fought when he had to, nothing more. Your idea that the PLA should have sent an "expendable grunt" to negotiate is laughably ridiculous, and shows you haven't got the faintest clue what you're taking about.
For the first time in 20 years, HK is cleaning up its judicial system and reforming its education system, but you don't see that because all you're capable of doing is criticize.
You are the one who is blind to think the mess that Hong Kong got into was the best way to handle it. I criticize because I don't suck up like that.
Then keeping giving up more, cause they'll come back again. You already got excuse already, undefendable.
solarz
Brigadier
The mess HK got into was their own doing. Tens of thousands people going on the street to protest a law that would send a murderer to trial. How freaking stupid is that?
HK is far more secure today that it was two years ago. You'd have to be wilfully blind to not see that.
LAC is actually strengthened not weakened after this incident.
After the final piece of puzzle that is the newly released video, I'm very confident to say that the indian side started it first by intruding and building up camp in pp14. Take a look at the map from the indian side itself
You can see that they already start to plan the intrusion since early May, and basically waiting for the water flow to be lower. The second picture dated 22 May shows the existence of a newly built camp in the pp14. The critical indicator in the picture here is that the existence of the bridge, which is as shown in the new video (and previously also shown in the news from our side around July last year in a form of picture) that those bridges are brought and used by the indian, which means that the camp right in front of it is also indian's.
This escalation of course warrant a justified reaction from the PLA, which resulted in the 15 June clash. The river flow at this time is also getting higher hence the causalities from drowning. PLA successfully pushed them back to the other side of the river and taking control of the location, and the camp is dismantled by the PLA, hence the irony of that certain indian for insinuating about 'being forcefully removed'
. PP14 is thus retaken, and both sides then elect to erect temporary walls at each side of the river, as shown in picture 3 of the tweet, dated 18 June, 3 days after the clash.Last picture of the tweet dated 22 June shows that further basic improvements are done by PLA in the PP14, but since there's no further clashes, it too are withdrawn later. Given the contrast of behaviors between the two sides, everyone can objectively which one is actually responsible for the clash in the beginning, and which one is getting slapped at the end.
solarz
Brigadier
Hey bud, your mask is slipping. We can see your Indianess now.
Ultimately it's central government's responsibility, is it not? The way China handles Hong Kong is just like the way how border issue is being handled.
In short, China doesn't know how to deal with British colonies. And that includes Australia.
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