China now having issues with India?

[David E. Powell]

Changing it up a bit, they aren't doing naval stuff with this one. The
possibility exists it could to to that if things keep up.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2318389/Two-Chinese-incursion-leaves-India-verge-crises.html

<http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2318389/Two-Chinese-incursion-
leaves-India-verge-crises.html>

A lot of balls for them to keep in the air.

David

[Bill]

This sort of thing, by both sides, has been going on for years.

Last year China had a hissy fit when they found an Indian trench
complex had been dug inside the area they currently occupy.

The area is so hostile that they can only patrol it for about three or
four months a year.

And don't take any notice of Shiv Senna burning flags and rioting,
they do that a lot and nobody takes any notice of them.

[Yu]

India and China are getting their relation warm up.
They have just signed an agreement not to fire the first shot in their disputed border.
The latest dispute has died down with both sides agreeing to pull back their troops.
India has pulled out of military drill involving USA, Australia and Japan which is seen in Beijing as anti-China.

[Bill]

On Thu, 16 May 2013 19:12:39 -0700 (PDT), Yu <yug...@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>On Friday, 3 May 2013 12:12:44 UTC+8, David E. Powell wrote:
>> Changing it up a bit, they aren't doing naval stuff with this one. The
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>> possibility exists it could to to that if things keep up.
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>> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2318389/Two-Chinese-incursion-leaves-India-verge-crises.html
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>> <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2318389/Two-Chinese-incursion-
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>> leaves-India-verge-crises.html>
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>> A lot of balls for them to keep in the air.
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>> David
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>India and China are getting their relation warm up.

Translation: China is an aggressive hegenomising power who has
ambitions and capitalist India scares them shitless.

>They have just signed an agreement not to fire the first shot in their disputed border.

And that is worth exactly nothing to both sides.

>The latest dispute has died down with both sides agreeing to pull back their troops.

They usually do. This is prudent behavior when two nuclear powers
have a dispute.

>India has pulled out of military drill involving USA, Australia and Japan which is seen in Beijing as anti-China.

If you mean Exercise Malabar, could you give some details please.