Rest in Peace to the 4 soldiers and officer of the PLA-it appears that itwas a cheap,underhanded attack by the Indians to claim a cheaper "victory" over greatly outnumbered PLA under the truce-of-parley-and the Chinese counterattack was the result in the crushing defeat of these IA losers.Professional IA my ass-now China is alerted and I hope they annihilate these IA scum-quick internet Indian assholes trolls!!!-Greta is making another tweet or Rihanna is using the picture of Ganesh to wipe her butt-BTW I NEVER want ANY Chinese female troops to face these dirty,lewd,rapists of india-their hypothetical capture and horrific treament would put the Japanese to shame.
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Not everyone who opposes your oppression is a terrorist. Let Khalistanis be free, you fascists
Apparently Disha Ravi was arrested partially on the allegation that she didn't like tea. I'm flattered Indian authorities are so fond of Chinese culture, but still it seems a bit harsh?
... says the Indian who proudly bragged about sponsoring terrorists a few pages ago.
Reminds me of that song from final destination --
There is someone
Always Watching youuu... :-D
That's what they brag in their spaces.
Tibet liberation organizations = not terrorist /not sedition against China.
Baluch liberation = Not terrorist / not sedition/not secession against Pakistan
Khalistan liberation = Terrorist / secession against India.
Kashmir liberation= Terrorist /secession against India.
It still boggles my mind. It's looking like the Indian narrative that they've spread for months basically just switched the names of the sides and added some further embellishment. I'd actually find this to be hilarious if it weren't so despicable and shameless.
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All these hidden info and lack of information-release on China's part has made China look like the bad guy in the International Media, on top of all the negativity being piled on China ( justified or not) since the Covid Pandemic.
Unless the PLA and China learn to overcome this mental block, or fear of information, no matter how advanced the Chinese society may become, or how benevolent the Chinese people maybe towards their neighbours, the 'evil' and ' cunning' and 'duplicitous' perception of China in the eyes of the world will never change.
Not to mention, it makes China look bad that they are only now publicly honouring their fallen soldiers, after so many months, which does not help the already 'communist fodder' image of Chinese soldiers (which is not correct, but the image persists in the minds of many).
After all that has been said and done after the Galwan incident, China has lost the information warfare, plain and simple, no matter how much some may try to deny reality. It was not due to some genius on India's part, heck the Indian media and Government were at a loss for sometime, but the 'deafening' silence from China made the Indians seize the opportunity, through mostly false narratives, and put themselves in a better light by propagating their own viewpoints for months through almost all their national TV channels, Internet outlets and Print Media.
I hope this is an eye-opener for China. Let the Chinese people see the World as it is. Let them see how people view them and let them make their own judgements and choices, which may include pressuring the government at times to take action against People or nations that are blatantly trying to harm them.
India has retaliated with a lot of economic and diplomatic measures against China since the Galwan incident, whether those have been effective or not is another issue. Whereas, China seems to be so timid, even to the point of their Government witholding such first-hand video evidence. This is not the attitude of a forward-looking nation.
I really hope China becomes better and stronger through this incident. The world needs a strong China, especially during these times when there is no proper leadership in the world.
(But that might be asking too much, looking at how China is handling the situation playing out in her immediate neighbourhood, Myanmar. China's leadership or lack thereof has been disappointing. Maybe, when Uncle Sam steps into Myanmar, then the CPC will might have to react).
Unless the PLA and China learn to overcome this mental block, or fear of information, no matter how advanced the Chinese society may become, or how benevolent the Chinese people maybe towards their neighbours, the 'evil' and ' cunning' and 'duplicitous' perception of China in the eyes of the world will never change.
Not to mention, it makes China look bad that they are only now publicly honouring their fallen soldiers, after so many months, which does not help the already 'communist fodder' image of Chinese soldiers (which is not correct, but the image persists in the minds of many).
After all that has been said and done after the Galwan incident, China has lost the information warfare, plain and simple, no matter how much some may try to deny reality. It was not due to some genius on India's part, heck the Indian media and Government were at a loss for sometime, but the 'deafening' silence from China made the Indians seize the opportunity, through mostly false narratives, and put themselves in a better light by propagating their own viewpoints for months through almost all their national TV channels, Internet outlets and Print Media.
I hope this is an eye-opener for China. Let the Chinese people see the World as it is. Let them see how people view them and let them make their own judgements and choices, which may include pressuring the government at times to take action against People or nations that are blatantly trying to harm them.
India has retaliated with a lot of economic and diplomatic measures against China since the Galwan incident, whether those have been effective or not is another issue. Whereas, China seems to be so timid, even to the point of their Government witholding such first-hand video evidence. This is not the attitude of a forward-looking nation.
I really hope China becomes better and stronger through this incident. The world needs a strong China, especially during these times when there is no proper leadership in the world.
(But that might be asking too much, looking at how China is handling the situation playing out in her immediate neighbourhood, Myanmar. China's leadership or lack thereof has been disappointing. Maybe, when Uncle Sam steps into Myanmar, then the CPC will might have to react).
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