Bharat Rakshak

xie

To continue my hallucination that someone tampered my two crap posts: If I were still a man, or a decent woman, I would understand why you did that. My behavior is outrageous, unethical, and just disgusting. I've been to many internet forums and involved in many sensitive topics and tried to disrup...

xie

Oh, my smelly balls! I don't believe there even exists such a thing in the great, civilized, China. It's so nice to be an idiot!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I suffer from hallucinations !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

xie

What is the democratic GoI doing? We stupid Chinese are unable to understand democracy or civilization. We don't even know what it's like to have brothers and sisters, we are all like rats. Comrade Liu, you are making China look very bad. Are you Falun Gong? Please report to nearest Re-education cen...

xie

You're behaving like a noveau rich..look i got this toy and now i am better than him, her and those there. :mrgreen: But hey, have you been to Dharavi slums in Mumbai? Everyone has a TV, ACs, refrigerators, mobiles..and thats a slum. Can you provide a link to some online pictures of this Dharavi sl...

xie

Xie has disappeared. It was fun when it lasted. Could not stomach the simple logic I guess. The seed has been implanted, I hope he doesn't end up a rabid reformist and get lined up at the Glorious Proletariat Revolutionary village self-defense committee meeting, and shot. :mrgreen: LOL, I really ca...

xie

:eek: Please, don't tell me that Bade has a Ph.D in politics or is a professor of politics. I would be so embarrassed! Most of the posters here are from elite institutions of the world and hold multiple degrees across a vast spectrum of academic fields. Before jumping to hasty conclusions figure ou...

xie

Ok, I suppose you are at least college-educated. Then why do so many posters (including you) so hastily label anybody who is pro China as brainwashed by the PRC propaganda? China has adopted the "Open-door" policy for over 30 years. Tens of millions Chinese people go abroad every year and...

xie

shaardula wrote:
xie wrote:
Ok, I suppose you are at least college-educated.
hahahahahaha!!!!! rofl!! hahahahahahaha!!!!!

Please, don't tell me that Bade has a Ph.D in politics or is a professor of politics. I would be so embarrassed!

xie

I am not talking about the people of Tibet. I am talking about the physical boundary of Tibet - Ancient Tibet map. They have not taken full control of that entire territory and technically PRC is not in control of the Tibet province. So they cannot claim to have Tibet or have historical claim on Ti...

xie

Well, I appreciate your honesty. True, having an independent Tibet as a buffer zone between India and China would be of the best interest to India, but not to China. If you think your destiny is to have a freed Tibet, I hate to say that your destiny is doomed. Luckily and I think it is of the best ...

xie

No wonder people make fun of these chinese drones. Somehow, someone always lands up here to propagate what has been drilled into them It's ok to me if you make fun of me or China. But bashing your enemy (I know you like to call China as an enemy) will never make your country stronger or make you lo...

xie

LOL, I have to say I like your slogans. PRC or ROC is of no difference to me, as long as it's a unified and prosperous country. I know. This shows that all the claims are just false on Tibet. It is just that PRC is the current boot on Tibet ground and hence holding ground. Seriously, what's the log...

xie

We have no issues with a thriving Chinese people. It is just that in the past we had a buffer zone of independent Tibet and not having to share a physical border with a hyperactive power. Things are different now, so we need to see that Tibet will be freed. It is in India's interest that we change ...

xie

Well, that's certainly your one-man's wishful thinking and I can do nothing to change your mind. It will be a reality and will be good if you are prepared for it mentally. Hehe, thank you for the kind reminding. What do you think the Chinese government is doing by building infrastructures in Tibet?

xie

Com on! Don't you know that ROC (the Republic of China) succeeded the Qing dynasty in 1912 and held up until 1949 when they fled to Taiwan? I am surprised that in this Internet era you didn't even bother to google... Let ROC come to Tibet. Let PRC vacate Tibet. PRC is on the ground in Tibet. LOL, I...

xie

Acharya wrote:
xie wrote: I am sure that as long as the Earth still exists, the Chinese people will continue to thrive.
Definitely but without Tibet.

Well, that's certainly your one-man's wishful thinking and I can do nothing to change your mind.

xie

Oh, Jesus! British freed Tibet?!!! Please, don't insult your own intelligence any more. Please read your history. PRC govt was formed in Sept 1949. British left India in Aug 1947. Com on! Don't you know that ROC (the Republic of China) succeeded the Qing dynasty in 1912 and held up until 1949 when ...

xie

The bottom line claim by Xie is, who held territory the last holds it. Accords and agreements from past are just to bolster that claim. I can live with that. Just that things can be reversed too. Nothing is written in stone, not the current boundaries of PRC. :twisted: I absolutely agree with you! ...

xie

Acharya wrote:
xie wrote: Man, don't you see this is the nature of Nations, why do you think India is on a morally higher ground than China?
Because Chinese invaded Tibet after it was freed by British.

Oh, Jesus! British freed Tibet?!!! Please, don't insult your own intelligence any more.

xie

Certainly no, because the Mongols were defeated and driven out of China by the Ming Dynasty in the 15th century. Man, that was almost 600 hundred years ago! Similarly the Chinese PRC will be driven out of Tibet by the Tibet people and their friends and make sure Tibet is free. End of the story. No ...

xie

Xie wrote Please note that there is no Chinese empire at this moment, it is a republic. But the "republic" claims territories which historical narratives claim as part of empires! Given the Chinese habit of false claims now increasingly apparent, are you sure, that even the historical cla...

xie

Suraj wrote: Do you agree that Mongolia has a claim over the territory of China ?

Certainly no, because the Mongols were defeated and driven out of China by the Ming Dynasty in the 15th century. Man, that was almost 600 hundred years ago!

xie

An honest question: Does the CCP have an organised roster that organises agents to make sure that they post on every forum that discusses anything PRC around the world....ducks for cover :(( Why are you so paranoid about CCP? I don't care about what CCP said, I only care about my findings through m...

xie

On the same lines, why shouldn't Japan have a claim on China since they too occupied it in the past? Hahaha, this is so funny. Please tell the Japanese people that they should have a claim on China and all other countries they had occupied during WWII. I am sure they will appreciate your good will ...

xie

I think China certainly soaked up the Japanese forces, atleast a million men were deployed in manchukuo and nearby areas, but for most of the time they saw little real combat and spent much of their time terrorising the population. I do know that the communists fought the Japanese too, but there wa...

xie

Please read your own history. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks, I've read enough. Even now many area of Tibet nation are within India and Nepal. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Funny, are you suggesting that China should claim these territory back from Nepal and India? Thanks for the support. PRC d...

xie

Suraj wrote:So it is ok for the Chinese republic to claim whatever tenuous claims the erstwhile empire maintained, but any subservience on the part of the empire does not apply to the modern day Chinese republic ? How very convenient

Can you be more specific?

xie

sanjaykumar wrote:Yes it is logical that China should cede control of the Chinese empire to Mongolia.

Please note that there is no Chinese empire at this moment, it is a republic.

xie

You guys need your opium, if not the one grown in the Gangetic plains, the ones your CPC feeds to you. So yes -- China won WWII against all odd and against all enemies, and Tibet is a part of China since 100000000000 thousand years only (please be adding more 0000s if they fall less) There is an ol...

xie

I beg to differ on China winning WW2 - I think China survived the Japanese invasion still more or less intact, although severely wounded. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Put simply, Japan picked a big fight with China, China was badly wounded. But in the end, with the help of other nations, Japan was...

xie

Sanku wrote:
xie wrote:LOL, thank you for the effort but I don't think I need another Chinese history lecture, I've read , heard, and experienced enough.
But understood nothing! Good for us.

Oh, young man, calm down please and learn to talk in a civilized way.

xie

Obviously there is a huge gap between India and China's views on the 1962 war. On India's side, China was depicted as an aggressor who betrayed India's trust and attacked India. On China's side, India, especially India's then PM Nehru, was just so greedy and naive to think that they can assume the ...

xie

你好 L, nihao roverxie thanks for the perspective. what in your opinion is the official, or shall we say 'senior' opinion in China about relations with India rgds L It is their opinions that really matter! It is they who steer China's foreign policies. p.s. i think admins may ask you to change your us...

xie

LOL, thank you for the effort but I don't think I need another Chinese history lecture, I've read , heard, and experienced enough. If you think what I wrote is wrong, please point it out directly, I am just too slow to guess. Please forgive me for my English, but I think there is a difference betwee...

xie

I wonder why are Chinese being so shrill and childish about this? This is an old civilization tnat is supposed to be sophisticated. So why are they behaving so crudely? On top of that they're making the Indians more cautious. If they talked softly and lulled Indians into a false sense of security t...

xie

guy, Japan surrendered and China were the main winner ,during WW II. Japan indeed occupied about 1/3 of CHina at first , but then sino-Japan war fell into stalemate soon . the stalemate kept on until Japan surrendered in 1945. china won the war,although CHina usually lost battles. From the Rape of ...

xie

Well, I absolutely agree that India is now on the fast track of economic development and military modernization and I am sure India will become a rich and powerful country in the future, but I still don't see how India can "check/contain" China in the next 10 or 20 years. 1)For southeast A...

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