The Chinese Threat - Clear and Present Danger

As if Islamic terror was not enough, the Chinese threat is now becoming clear and present! China is upping the rhetoric in the wake of our PM's US visit. But then I read about this report that was created by Retd. Maj. Gen. GD Bakshi some time ago in which he claimed that China will attack India in September 2014. His report was shunned down then (as I read somewhere), but now it seems to be of serious importance to us. This is September 2014 and China already has 500+ troops on Indian soil and Xi Jinping has just today called on the PLA to prepare for a "regional war."

China has nothing to loose in a war with India, but we have a lot to loose. China doesn't care about its own people and casualties. Economy? They can rebuild it in a few years. But that is not the situation with us. Thus, it will not be a surprise if the "chin-pong-lees" enter Ladakh and Himachal with their few infantry divisions.

Namo is a big threat to China's prospects of becoming the biggest player in Asia because if he remains here for another 10 years, India will become a superpower. Attacking India at that time will not be a fruitful proposition. In other terms, this is the best-possible time for China to attack India and put it back by 20 years.

We must address that we are weak and cannot face a Chinese onslaught. The Chinese onslaught onto American forces in Korea during the Korean War is a good example. It is a fierce army and we are relatively "soft" compared to them.

All that said, it doesn't mean that we don't have any answer to the dragon's threat. The immediate step we take is to place a massive order for Tanks, Artillery units and Ammunition (endless ammunition). China has an endless supply of infantry and we can build the perfect answer to it - endless batteries of artillery units that could continue pounding any invading infantry (or even armoured divisions) for months.

We must act now or else be ready to be whipped!

The Cow

The Cow

The Cow. She loves moving around without any cause. She has no other job but to churn up as much grass, leaves and twig skins as possible. The cow is one of the more peaceful domesticated creatures, but some of the members of this peaceful community could fancy being naughty at times. One of the grazing cows near my hometown stabbed a passer by human with her horns, resulting in his death. Somehow the owner waved off the case with money and the "naughty" cow is still grazing in the same locality without anyone feeling unsafe at all!

The cow is a good creature because she gives us milk and dung, both the products play an important role in our menu (no we don't eat dung, but we use it as manure for growing better food).