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[shade2]

Then why should have such a manpower in the services.. only for show-casing... for distribution of revenue only...

manpower is the only power we have, and so do the neighboring goons in lesser proportions except China

 

[Jackprince]

Then why should have such a manpower in the services.. only for show-casing... for distribution of revenue only...

We have our army to deter the enemies from untoward adventure against our territorial rights. 1962 shows why a nation should always be prepared for war even when it doesn't have an expansionist ideal in its mind.

That 'man power' as you called prevented wars and loss of territory after 1962.

Yes, India can demolish BD armed forces within a week without even a single infantry man crossing into BD territory through missiles and airforce. But would a state if war benefit India in response to stupid monkey dancing by an illegitimate 'government' in BD? Who will bear the cost of billions of $ in weapons and tens of billions of $ in economic loss without counting the diplomatic set backs? The illegitimate Yunus and his jehadis will actually be able to justify their propaganda and India will have 100% B'deshis as permanent supplier of jehadis.

India is biding its time. BD economy is crumbling and once BDeshis lose jobs and economic hope, Yunus and his jehadi cronies will be lynched by the BDeshis. Now India is effectively cutting BD's economic knees by causing havoc to the textile sector. BDesh's only value has been its heap textile production and once it is gone, BD effectively will be a pauper once again.

There's a saying that best win in a war is when the victory comes without firing a single shot.

Only a fool thinks that all wars are fought on a battle field with lethal weapon. Economy is a far deadlier weapon because bullet fired from a real gun may kill the enemy, but bullet fired from an economic gun may kill generations of enemies.

If you doubt that, check Porkistan. Even when the porks have favourable geographical location, they are barely surviving today. BD doesn't even have a geography that might make anyone to take an interest in it.

 

[The Juggernaut]

We will keep toilet paper ready.

 

[Hari Sud]

We will keep toilet paper ready.

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Get lost is the word comes to mind…../

 

[Azaad]

We will keep toilet paper ready.

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I don't know what makes this man or the idiots in his government think that BD calls the shots in this relationship or the region.

I think somewhere this entire lot from Morocco to BD really think they really are a superior lot like we saw in Gaza & Lebanon or even Iran & Syria recently.

When sh!t hits the ceiling it's the same victim card which gets played - Kya Godhra kya Gaza ?

 

[daya]

We have our army to deter the enemies from untoward adventure against our territorial rights. 1962 shows why a nation should always be prepared for war even when it doesn't have an expansionist ideal in its mind.

That 'man power' as you called prevented wars and loss of territory after 1962.

Yes, India can demolish BD armed forces within a week without even a single infantry man crossing into BD territory through missiles and airforce. But would a state if war benefit India in response to stupid monkey dancing by an illegitimate 'government' in BD? Who will bear the cost of billions of $ in weapons and tens of billions of $ in economic loss without counting the diplomatic set backs? The illegitimate Yunus and his jehadis will actually be able to justify their propaganda and India will have 100% B'deshis as permanent supplier of jehadis.

India is biding its time. BD economy is crumbling and once BDeshis lose jobs and economic hope, Yunus and his jehadi cronies will be lynched by the BDeshis. Now India is effectively cutting BD's economic knees by causing havoc to the textile sector. BDesh's only value has been its heap textile production and once it is gone, BD effectively will be a pauper once again.

There's a saying that best win in a war is when the victory comes without firing a single shot.

Only a fool thinks that all wars are fought on a battle field with lethal weapon. Economy is a far deadlier weapon because bullet fired from a real gun may kill the enemy, but bullet fired from an economic gun may kill generations of enemies.

If you doubt that, check Porkistan. Even when the porks have favourable geographical location, they are barely surviving today. BD doesn't even have a geography that might make anyone to take an interest in it.

If you can't handle a bully like BD, all the ifs/buts are only Turpai and nothing else.

 

[shade2]

I don't know what makes this man or the idiots in his government think that BD calls the shots in this relationship or the region.

I think somewhere this entire lot from Morocco to BD really think they really are a superior lot like we saw in Gaza & Lebanon or even Iran & Syria recently.

When sh!t hits the ceiling it's the same victim card which gets played - Kya Godhra kya Gaza ?

When a Chihuahua's leash is held by his master America, he thinks that he can bark and bare fangs at the Pitbull on the side of the road and get away because of his master

However the master may just abandon it while it is busy in baring it's fangs and growling at the Pitbull

What happens then?



Rest of your assessment is correct from the aam green's mindset viewpoint but their betters are usually saner and not as rabid and foolish.

In all likelihood Yunus/Kanglu Fauj is expecting a lot of juicy scraps and bones from their outgoing patrons in the US

 

[shade2]

Opinion: Why Crowning Bangladesh 'Country Of The Year' Is Dishonest Narrative Building

In the article lauding the regime change in Bangladesh, The Economist welcomes the overthrow of an autocrat. This convenient narrative disregards the fact that Bangladesh has had long spells of military rule.

www.ndtv.com

Kanwal Sibal roasts ((( The Economist ))) piddi's declaring of Kangludesh as CoUnTrY Of tHe YeAr

 

[Hari Sud]

Don’t do anything positive or negative to Bangladesh. They are in self burn mode. Let them get extinct with their own effort. It is India which was keeping them alive for decades with trade and other facilitations. Their much of textile exports will disappear soon. No American or European importer wants to deal with Islamists.

One more flood or Tsunami and they will go around with a begging bowl. That Yunus guy is a figurehead and 80 years old. The real power is with the islamists. They will go the same mode as Pakistan with a begging bowl.

Make sure that Trump is fully aware of their Anti Hindu policies. Trump definitely does not like islamists.

 

[shade2]

Don’t do anything positive or negative to Bangladesh. They are in self burn mode. Let them get extinct with their own effort. It is India which was keeping them alive for decades with trade and other facilitations. Their much of textile exports will disappear soon. No American or European importer wants to deal with Islamists.

One more flood or Tsunami and they will go around with a begging bowl. That Yunus guy is a figurehead and 80 years old. The real power is with the islamists. They will go the same mode as Pakistan with a begging bowl.

Make sure that Trump is fully aware of their Anti Hindu policies. Trump definitely does not like islamists.

If by Islamists you mean Jamaat then you are wrong, what you see today in BD is a work of the Bangladesh Army, Jamaat and other jihadis are only their pet dogs, like how their counterparts in Pakistan are pets of the Pakhandistan Army.

They already have a begging bowl, this was the case during Hasina's tenure also but we used to generously fill their katora and waive their electricity bills.

The largesse on our side has ended and the only other patrons who can fill our gap are the US and China, Biden can't do much now in these ~20 or so days more in office, Trump's whole election plank was to stop daan-dharam of the Ukraine sort, and as far as the Chinese, this regime change was not their circus and Yunus isn't their monkey so neither will they pitch in in the quantities they should.

Perhaps this is the reason why GoI is so chilled out.

 

[arjuntank]

How can you be lucky if you leave your enemies alive. Start with the weaker ones. There is no place for kadi ninda, ahinsa, satyagrah, diplomacy and other bullshit. Only Danda works.

India 'not very lucky', can't sit quiet, unconcerned: Rajnath Singh to Armymen - Times of India

NEW DELHI: Union defence minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday termed India a “not very lucky” nation on the border front as it faces threats on both exter.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[nongaddarliberal]

Upcoming era of mass militarization in the Indian subcontinent

Mark this post and come back to it as the years go on. I'm 100% certain what I write below will become more and more apparent as time goes on, though many may dismiss it as hyperbolic or paranoid for now.

Many of you are not getting the seriousness of the situation and the kind of masterstroke the US has played in their goal of destroying India. Many arent understanding how Ill prepared we are for the coming scenario out of complacency. The Kanglus are far more of a threat than pakis. Everyone, especially the pakis, have realized that the paki military capacity to hurt India is nil, and only provokes a much more devastating Indian response. They have also realized that their terror infiltration is no longer even a pin prick on India as a whole. This is where Kanglus come in. They've infiltrated 20-40 million all over India, especially in WB, Assam, Jharkhand and all Tier 1 cities. I clearly forsee kanglus going for mass recruitment of terrorists with support of pakis and the US + activation of their filth in India. The bengal border is completely different from our western border.

In the western border we can actually control and stop the movement of infiltrators. We have built up minimal capacity for that with the kanglu border, and the marshy jungle environment makes it even worse, along with a non cooperative WB govt that will never change apart from Presidents rule.

All our previous assumptions of leverage we have over them in my opinion are hollow. They are willing to be like Gaza or Lebanon. But instead of 2-3 million its now 180 million. Us stopping all food and medicine exports, or blockading them, or even taking territory, will not stop them from turning into a Gaza for us. Even pakis don't want to see lahore and islamabad flattened. But kanglus have no such love for their own country.

Constant terror infiltration, mass recruitment into terrorist organizations and a population that has no interest in economic growth or stability is what will define bangladesh for the rest of its existence. Inevitably over this decade we will see conventional military conflict with them which we'll probably dominate, but even on that front kanglus will get tech and training from the west like Ukraine did on how to fight defensively against any Indian military response. Remember, in the early 2000s it would have sounded equally ridiculous to Russians that they'll one day be in a protracted war against then friendly Ukrainians with each side losing 300k + troops and counting.

Any realistic solution of stopping terrorism 1000x (not an exaggeration) more numerous than what we get from pakis will require

1) Mass mobilization from our end and deploy 500k - 1m guys solely for the kanglu border (minimum). This will required a brand new organization, or to remodel the BSF into another beast entirely. At least a 20-30 billion dollar budget to accompany it.

2) mass deployment of new tech all along the border, such as gun turrets, motion sensors, sonar for detecting river crossings, all feeding into centralized data bases for efficient force deployment. I.e something more than what we have even on the LOC. Indian MIC will have to be put on overdrive. Good thing is we've already proven that we can produce these.

3) Mass production and deployment of small drones + arty + armored vehicles for supporting such a force. This will require serious industrial + spending upgrades.

4) Real mass deportations all across the country, and special treatment for West bengal under Presidents rule. Kanglus will not take them back, so you can put 2 and 2 together on what that entails.

GOI and Indian public is slow (retarded). These measures will come 1-2 decades late. But even most of us defence enthusiasts are not understanding just how much of a paradigm shift the kanglu situation is.

I'm predicting 1 step further, that the only sustainable solution to what we're going to face is mass conscription of Hindus into a militarized security force, which will also result in similar conscription in pakistan and bangladesh. Hence my prediction that the Indian subcontinent will enter an era of mass militarization. This is actually a normal state of affairs in large parts of the world that have conscription, but the scale will be mind boggling with the subcontinent.

No 5D chess games like using Myanmar rebels, or economic leverage from our side will avoid this. We will see Lebanon level dysfunction in numerous parts of India before the 1.1 billion sleeping Hindus wake up and realize that there's no choice but to do all of the above.

Again, Mark this post. I'm standing by it 100% despite it sounding like some amateur alarmism at the moment that's not taking into account "nuanced realities". I know I'm going to be proven right.

Playing out in the same sequence as expected


View: https://x.com/FrontalForce/status/1873381791421419938

 

[Miss Firing]

^Obama democrats have really done an extremely hostile act in bringing these forces to power.

Bangladeshi Islamist regime is upping the anti-India game.

Ambulances, rice bags etc. do not matter.

Unknown men should start doing the job again.

 

[Miss Firing]

Kanglu stooldents have started fresh protests to "prosecute" Hasina

Bangladesh welcomes New Year with protests demanding Sheik Hasina’s prosecution​

Bangladesh welcomes New Year with protests demanding Sheik Hasina’s prosecution

On New Year’s eve, a ‘March for Unity’, led by student activists, was organised in Bangladesh where demonstrators demanded prosecution of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina and sought justice for over 1,000 people killed in mass uprising in July-August

www.firstpost.com

 

[Azaad]

Kanglu stooldents have started fresh protests to "prosecute" Hasina

Bangladesh welcomes New Year with protests demanding Sheik Hasina’s prosecution​

Bangladesh welcomes New Year with protests demanding Sheik Hasina’s prosecution

On New Year’s eve, a ‘March for Unity’, led by student activists, was organised in Bangladesh where demonstrators demanded prosecution of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina and sought justice for over 1,000 people killed in mass uprising in July-August

www.firstpost.com

The more this continues the more the elections are delayed , the more the elections are delayed the more frustrating it gets for BNP but more importantly for its leader Begum Khaleda Zia who's running out of time given her age & who's obviously seeing this as an attempt to keep the BNP from power being the only mass party in BD apart from the AL with a legitimate chance to win the elections on their own now that the AL is discredited .

Unlike the AL , however the heir apparent - Tarique Rahman has returned with the charges against him having been dropped by the new administration. Expect the BNP to hit the streets sooner rather than later to force the issue of holding of polls.

Hence expect more attempts to provoke India since the current administration doesn't want to quit before creating a sizeable base which'd help it to power once elections are held. I don't rule out terrorist activities in the NE this year which can be traced back to BD & elements there connected to the current administration besides of course a fresh round of pogroms against their favourite community there - the Hindus.

I'm now veering around to the conclusion the US didn't sabotage the AL government for its refusal to give the US basing rights or the fact that the Chinese have some sort of arrangements to base there in the future. The US could always counter that with a mass movement against China given the deep penetration in BD of virtually the entire state by its intelligence agencies. The coup was undertaken to sabotage the NE & peace in the rest of India.

Interesting times ahead for BD & the entire region.

 

[shade2]

The coup was undertaken to sabotage the NE & peace in the rest of India.

Interesting times ahead for BD & the entire region.

Obvious from the get go, West Pakistan has no interest to do the extend of ungli to India that Uncle Sam wants after Balakot airstrikes.
Piecemeal ungli of shooting a few soldiers in Jungle -e- Jammu isn't enough.
Naxals/Maoists on their way to extinction.
Empty Place 2.0 was nipped in the bud by juking Farm Laws/Protests and bagging Zeherpal & underlings.

Meanwhile their Cookie puppets aren't performing as well as they'd like and therefore they have summoned the ghost of East Pakistan back from the beyond.

OTOH their new tactic of drama over ((( India's campaign of transnational repression ))) isn't seeming to have the dhoti shivering -> bend & crawl reaction from the GoI as they'd wish to.

New Insurgencies are their only option left now to ((( leverage ))) against India

Hence expect more attempts to provoke India since the current administration doesn't want to quit before creating a sizeable base which'd help it to power once elections are held. I don't rule out terrorist activities in the NE this year which can be traced back to BD & elements there connected to the current administration besides of course a fresh round of pogroms against their favourite community there - the Hindus.

Your theory is also good about the current ungli of India by Kangludesh, since they want to provoke some kind of response so as to ban BNP just like they have done with AL, and make a puppet Student's Party to win the (fixed) elections that they will hold