Posted on 09/07/2020 1:21:50 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
Chinas military in a statement late on Monday accused India of outrageously firing warning shots in a new confrontation on September 7 on the south bank of Pangong Lake in the Chushul sector, which has seen escalating tensions for the past week.
While the Indian Army was yet to confirm the events as of Monday night, Chinas military described Mondays confrontation as a serious military provocation.
Also read: Ladakh standoff | Situation along LAC is tense: Army Chief
No shots have been fired along the India-China border since 1975.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehindu.com ...
Vegetarianism and Meat-Eating in 8 Religions
https://www.hinduismtoday.com/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=1541
Ummm, it’s not the Chinese press telling us about the backfire of One Child.
Israeli women have served in frontline combat positions (intended combat positions, as opposed to the post-’48 ‘ended up in combat anyway’) since before 2002. You may need to update your knowledge there.
Just check all the menus of restaurants in India. All serve meat. All Indian restaurants here in the US, UK, elsewhere serve meat. In India, 80-85% of the population eats meat.
The next thing you know the Chicoms will be accusing the Injuns of attacking and blowing up a radio station.
So much for their belief of ahimsa. Animals weren't killed for food...thus the vegetarians.
I have to admit the juicy hamburger is hard to resist...bu then I'm a meat eater.
Dill pickles, hold the mayo!
Israeli women have served in frontline combat positions (intended combat positions, as opposed to the post-48 ended up in combat anyway) since before 2002. You may need to update your knowledge there
Okay, Boomer.
Boomer Esiason?? Was he good or what?
+1 :-)
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