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pankajs wrote:No one has to believe the punished range but 5k-8k is enough to give China the shivers. I am just pointing out that nomenclature does not / should not have any impact on future development.

The ranges are much higher than published which is the crux of the matter.

The increased coverage and standoff ranges give the han planners real grief.

Their risk has increased manifold and their defensive measures and counters have gotten that much costlier.

It seems the Labor party is going to split. 7 lawmakers have resigned. Corbyn is a mixture of Communist and anarchist.

Super!

That pompous idiot's tweet on Phulwama was nauseating.

I hope the Labour splits under him. That would be Karma.

^^sorry I cant understand why are we discussing our missile ranges vis a vis china in UK thread, in a country, that gives aid to us and we use that aid to launch mars rockets instead of building toilets

ISIS bride who was trying to get back into UK heavily pregnant is being stripped of UK citizenship. This closes doors for other British women who wanted to get back from IS caliphate https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/19/uk/s ... ium=social

Pretty interesting case, she was fine with beheadings

Honda will be shutting down their UK plant and either move the production to Japan (in view of the EU-Japan free trade deal) or set up a plant somewhere in Eastern Europe.

Honda has a manufacturing base in India, hope we can leverage this as well.

IndraD wrote:ISIS bride who was trying to get back into UK heavily pregnant is being stripped of UK citizenship. This closes doors for other British women who wanted to get back from IS caliphate https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/19/uk/s ... ium=social

Yeah but now she is being shunted off to Bangladesh which is a bigger headache for us.

chicken come home to roost?

While international law forbids nations from making people stateless, Javid may argue that Begum can apply for Bangladeshi citizenship, despite her saying she has never visited the country. Human rights lawyer Shoaib Khan said that even if the decision to revoke Begum’s citizenship turns out to be legal, it should never have been taken. He told: ‘She was radicalised in the UK and this country must take responsibility for that. In the 21st century, there should be no tolerance for medieval punishments like exile. ‘She has never been to Bangladesh, it seems, and should not be their responsibility. The British Government should take responsibility for its people and fulfil the duties that come with that. ‘Also, the only way we can prevent her from causing any harm to the UK is by having her here where we can monitor her.

https://metro.co.uk/2019/02/19/isis-bri ... to=cbshare

javedbhai also has to be seen to be tough, to burnish his credentials in case he wants to make a bid for the PM job

Yup

yensoy wrote:

IndraD wrote:ISIS bride who was trying to get back into UK heavily pregnant is being stripped of UK citizenship. This closes doors for other British women who wanted to get back from IS caliphate https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/19/uk/s ... ium=social

Yeah but now she is being shunted off to Bangladesh which is a bigger headache for us.

the beedis have refused to accept her. Her husband is dutch and is presently in ameriki custody so she says that she may try there.

but eventually, the uk has to and will take her back.

jihadis make a beeline to return to UK

Abu Hamza's son 'wants to come back to the UK' after fighting in Syria | London Evening Standard - https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/a ... 73601.html

Briton Jihadi Jack who fled UK to fight with ISIS wants to come home https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... _share-top

British ISIS bride Shamima Begum gives birth to baby boy in Syria - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/b ... n=sharebar

UN court rejects UK's claim of sovereignty over Chagos Islands

(ICJ) LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE SEPARATION OF THE CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO FROM MAURITIUS IN 1965 (pdf)

...the United Kingdom is under an obligation to bring an end to its administration of the Chagos Archipelago as rapidly as possible, thereby enabling Mauritius to complete the decolonization of its territory in a manner consistent with the right of peoples to self-determination.
...

^^^ India provided strong support to Mauritius even going to the extent of making a written statement supporting Mauritius at the ICJ.

India’s written submission to the ICJ dated 28 Feb 2018:

WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA

^^that is pretty big. More burns in london!

Baki Lard Ahmed in trouble ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-s ... e-47413418
Lord Ahmed charged with attempted rape of girl

pankajs wrote:Baki Lard Ahmed in trouble ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-s ... e-47413418
Lord Ahmed charged with attempted rape of girl

No fake news. This guy is a shining light in the kashmir firmanent.

pankajs wrote:Baki Lard Ahmed in trouble ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-s ... e-47413418
Lord Ahmed charged with attempted rape of girl

The link does not say "girl", as per the link he has been charged with rape of a Boy.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/n ... 2019-03-02

Narendra Modi a firecracker, a political phenomenon: Boris Johnson on India, Brexit and Pulwama
At the India Today Conclave in New Delhi, former UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson spoke about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Brexit, Pakistan and the...

Look who finally showed up

Nirav Modi happily frolicking in London. Somehow all crooks manage to end up there. Why isn’t he being arrested?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/0 ... ssion=true

anishns wrote:Look who finally showed up

Nirav Modi happily frolicking in London. Somehow all crooks manage to end up there. Why isn’t he being arrested?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/0 ... ssion=true

Not on the list of priorities of the CPS or the Met to pursue prosecution. We desperately need an EU style extradition arrangement with the UK post-Brexit trade deal (if some sanity prevails). Also after Priti Patel's exit from cabinet, there aren't many to bat for Swades.

mmasand wrote:

anishns wrote:Look who finally showed up

Nirav Modi happily frolicking in London. Somehow all crooks manage to end up there. Why isn’t he being arrested?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/0 ... ssion=true

Not on the list of priorities of the CPS or the Met to pursue prosecution. We desperately need an EU style extradition arrangement with the UK post-Brexit trade deal (if some sanity prevails). Also after Priti Patel's exit from cabinet, there aren't many to bat for Swades.

squeeze them in ways that hurts them very badly.

we have had enough schitt from their BBC, MPs and NGOs and even their general public.

All of them have shown extreme contempt for India and Indians since even before 1947.

for a start, just walk away from the commonwealth.

chetak wrote:

mmasand wrote:
Not on the list of priorities of the CPS or the Met to pursue prosecution. We desperately need an EU style extradition arrangement with the UK post-Brexit trade deal (if some sanity prevails). Also after Priti Patel's exit from cabinet, there aren't many to bat for Swades.

squeeze them in ways that hurts them very badly.

we have had enough schitt from their BBC, MPs and NGOs and even their general public.

All of them have shown extreme contempt for India and Indians since even before 1947.

for a start, just walk away from the commonwealth.

I agree with your sentiment about the BBC ( we all hate them for forcing us to pay them). The govt is in mired in a deep hole they can't get themselves out of in the face of the deadlock in HoC. India and an economic fugitive is last on the list when knife crime is the highest in over a decade and CPS does not have the resources to prosecute. Wait it out till summer when 'no deal' will force them to come to the negotiating table for a trade deal.

https://www.politico.eu/article/brexit- ... -violence/

LONDON — The failure to secure a deal to leave the European Union may lead to violence on British streets, according to a senior British lawmaker.David Gauke, the U.K.'s secretary of state for justice, said a no-deal Brexit would be a disaster for the country, including the immediate ending of U.K.-EU cooperation on vital law enforcement issues."In the worst-case scenario if we had significant difficulties with food supplies no one is going to be left starving but if there are empty shelves, can that result in violence and more criminal cases?" he said in an interview with the Times published Saturday. "Of course it can.”The British cabinet minister added that he believes Prime Minister Theresa May will not be able to get her Brexit deal through parliament during a vital vote next week, and said he backs delaying Brexit beyond the March 29 deadline so that an agreement with the EU can be reached.

details of how the chagos islanders were brutally ripped from their land to create the diego garcia base

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/03/09/asia ... index.html

X-Post from International Aerospace thread

Mukesh.Kumar wrote:In news from UK.

Never have so many flown so few. Messed up pilot training program after privatization leaves RAF in mess.

Hundreds of trainee military pilots waiting to start flying

I can't help feeling a bit of schadenfreude with this: https://spectator.us/40-horrors-theresa ... exit-deal/

The Brexit deal as negotiated currently (the article is a little dated, but I don't much has changed) will reduce Britain to an EU colony - subject to EU laws and EU courts, but having no say in it. The EU babus have a very tight grip on the Brit B@ll$

srin wrote:I can't help feeling a bit of schadenfreude with this: https://spectator.us/40-horrors-theresa ... exit-deal/

The Brexit deal as negotiated currently (the article is a little dated, but I don't much has changed) will reduce Britain to an EU colony - subject to EU laws and EU courts, but having no say in it. The EU babus have a very tight grip on the Brit B@ll$

this simply means that vijay mallaya's extradition becomes very much harder now as it may go to the eu courts.

we need to ram both the eu and the uk in all economic agreements and trade deals until they listen to our concerns rather than take some pseudo moral high ground as they took in the eyetalian marine case where white lives are valued higher than brown ones and blood money payment agreements with the MURDERED natives' families started with the phrase "in the name of christ"

these dickheads still think that the natives can be bought off for some beads and trinkets.

chetak wrote:

srin wrote:I can't help feeling a bit of schadenfreude with this: https://spectator.us/40-horrors-theresa ... exit-deal/

The Brexit deal as negotiated currently (the article is a little dated, but I don't much has changed) will reduce Britain to an EU colony - subject to EU laws and EU courts, but having no say in it. The EU babus have a very tight grip on the Brit B@ll$

this simply means that vijay mallaya's extradition becomes very much harder now as it may go to the eu courts.

we need to ram both the eu and the uk in all economic agreements and trade deals until they listen to our concerns rather than take some pseudo moral high ground as they took in the eyetalian marine case where white lives are valued higher than brown ones and blood money payment agreements with the MURDERED natives' families started with the phrase "in the name of christ"

these dickheads still think that the natives can be bought off for some beads and trinkets.

Categorically no, extradition of non-EU nationals do not go to EU courts.

Nirav Modi arrested to be produced in UK court today

its formality. he will produce bail.
the uk extradition process in time and cost is designed to provide max relief to the legions of HNI thieves and absconders who have parked themselves and the loot there.

her majesty's govt takes good care of them - EXCEPT if massa leans on them to recover its own absconders.

UK is 13 days away from a no-deal brexit. may's vote failed 3rd time, a 4th is planned next week.

I no longer know or keep track of what the huha is about. it seems likely EU will grant an extention till late june to sort the mess out with another UK general election and a freshly mandated govt.

london ofcourse benefits hugely from EU and is anti-brexit, but I guess the rural britishers left out of the london-centric gravy train do not think so.

I don't think the UKstani MP's will allow a no-deal brexit. The chaos that would ensue would be tremendous. The stage is probably being set to dump the whole brexit plan completely. People will be up in arms but the current government's days are numbered anyway so they don't really care.

What is good for us ? Does a brexit mean that we get a good trade deal with them ?

Brexit means UQ officially becomes the Pakistan of Europe. Even after all these shenanigans, there will be no Brexit or it will be BRINO. The problem is the MPs here are clueless. The English MPs still dont get it. The Irish identify themselves are Irish, Scots as Scottish. Only English underclass who used to call themselves British by going for Brexit have stated they are English first then British pretty much like the other 3 nations in the UQ. The loss of empire still rankles them and inspite of the Indian and Russian soldiers winning the war against Hitler and Britain claiming they won the war, they have seen the defeated axis powers - Germany and Japan- having better economies, better quality of lives than the nations constituting the UQ. The empire taught Brits one thing- they are either on the top as rulers or they are being ruled. The easy target for the ills that plague British economy finds an easy scapegoat in EU. If you ask a EU national how much of local law is influenced by EU, the answer might be closer to 10%. If you ask an ordinary Brit, they will claim 40% or may be more. With EU money, Cornwall remains less poor than parts of Romania. Without EU money, it wont take long for the people to realise they are truly stuffed. If there is a 2nd referendum, then there will be even bigger support for Leave. But the votes will be rigged. 100%. India should interfere in these elections and send observers.

dailymail.co.uk

The House of Commons rejected all four alternative Brexit plans in another series of votes last night, leaving Britain with no clear plan just 10 days before a possible cliff-edge exit.

MPs rejected a customs union and a Norway-style agreement, dealing a blow to Remainer hopes of a soft Brexit, and also voted against a second referendum.

The customs union plan proposed by longstanding Tory Europhile Kenneth Clarke was closest to victory - losing by just three votes, 276 to 273.

But MPs have now rejected 12 'indicative vote' motions and approved none, after trouncing Theresa May's withdrawal agreement three times

the smug london financial crowd with their global clients (lot of crooks) and contacts must be ready with a plan-B like keeping some outpost on EU.
they always have a plan B. they wont lose a penny on this.

the british working class may take a hit, but in recent years many are decamping for canada and australia if they can.