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FriedButter

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Most likely war or if the west is actually stupid enough to do something like the sanctions against Russia against China.

Basically, that card is only gonna be used when it's needed, and not for something more petty or stupid like say the EUV ban/sanction.

It’s a “nuclear option” imo. Using it is essentially a 1 time option because there won’t be a next time to effectively use it. Similar to the West weaponizing the dollar against Russia since it will be significantly weaker the next time for example China. Don’t use it unless you are absolutely sure compared to the West who prematurely threw all their cards against Russia.
 

Overbom

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Good move but I won't bother with Germans at this time, they are way too cucked by the US. Leaving out UK is also good.
You didn't take into account the entertainment aspect though.
By November, EU would be in full blown panik over no natural gas reserves for the winter (assuming that Papa Putin cuts it off)
Just imagine how many pages we would have in this thread creating memes for the EU lol
 

Sardaukar20

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Wait so does this mean the Indian army will learn Tibetan language while the Tibetan dissidents exiled in India can barely speak the language themselves lol
Whatever Tibetan language that the Indian Army is learning, it's gonna be fast-food level at best. I mean who is gonna teach them? The Tibetan exiles in India and the West have lost a significant portion of their culture and language. Expert Tibetan linguists are gonna be rare and expensive. Knowing how cheap the Indian Army is, they are not gonna hire the experts. So that leaves them with second-rate teachers at best.

Leaning the Tibetan language is not as easy as the Indians like to think. There are many Tibetan accents and dialects throughout Tibet and Sichuan Province. Lhasa Tibetan sounds different from Kangding Tibetan. The Indian Army have no idea what kind of Tibetan language they'll need to be learning. Most likely they would be learning some fast-food version of Lhasa Tibetan, because that's what the exiles speak.

The locals in China should be able to spot these pretentious Indian novices from a mile away if they wanna infiltrate. Or the Indians will have trouble understanding the spoken Kham Tibetan in China. Simply put. The Indian Army is gonna get their asses handed to them if they try to play games with China's Tibet.
 
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xypher

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Whatever Tibetan language that the Indian Army is learning, it's gonna be fast-food level at best. I mean who is gonna teach them? The Tibetan exiles in India and the West have lost a significant portion of their culture and language. Expert Tibetan linguists are gonna be rare and expensive. Knowing how cheap the Indian Army is, they are not gonna hire the experts. So that leaves them with second-rate teachers at best.

Leaning the Tibetan language is not as easy as the Indians like to think. There are many Tibetan accents and dialects throughout Tibet and Sichuan Province. Lhasa Tibetan sounds different from Kangding Tibetan. The Indian Army have no idea what kind of Tibetan language they'll need to be learning. Most likely they would be learning some fast-food version of Lhasa Tibetan, because that's what the exiles speak.

The locals in China should be able to spot these pretentious Indian novices from a mile away if they wanna infiltrate. Or the Indians will have trouble understanding the spoken Kham Tibetan in China. Simply put. The Indian Army is gonna get their asses handed to them if they try to play games with China's Tibet.
It is easy to spot Indian spies - just say "Jai" and they will yell "Hind", outing themselves.
 

horse

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This is funny!

If they decide to join this Chip-pack, then North Korea 2 is created.

The future North Korea 2 is already a branch plant for the bigger economies that surround it.

Joining the Chip-pack, with isolate and cut off their economy from many customers, and eventually that decrease in business will scale back the investments to the branch plant. Essentially a restriction of market access, and decreasing capital investment (because of decreasing market access). This isolation is North Korea 1 and soon to be North Korea 2.

If South Korea rejects this Chip-pack, and reaffirms it commitment to the China market, then that is no longer funny because there won't be a North Korea 2!

Let's hope they make the right decision!

:rolleyes::p
 

Chish

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I hope no one here or in Beijing believes this
The tone between these two countries have changed since the outing of Scotch Morrison's confrontational government. But the underlying problems remained unchanged, Australia foreign policy and military are in contingent on US policies. With the progressing incompetency of the last few US presidents, Australia is caught in a predicament.
 

horse

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Serves them right for trying to play both sides. Modi should have gone 100% with the Americans or with the Russians. Now when they get crushed by China they'll have nobody to cry to.

It could have been worse, at least Russia didn't insist on only accepting yuan from India....

It was right for India to play both sides.

The problem is the rupee, which has been declining ever since I was alive, which means it has been declining since almost everyone here has been alive.

The Russians are in a difficult spot at the moment. They do not need another problem with rupees that depreciate.

The Indians are already getting a great discount. Cannot have everything.

The Russians seem to have a lot more patience than the other European countries. LOL.
 
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