[CarrotAndStick]

The pictures above are those from India's Republic Day, 2005, where the Bhutanese king was the chief guest. The picture of those Indians and Bhutanese on a picnic is just a sidekick.

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India is a big threat to world peace! The Indians have always considered themselves to be the heir to the former British Empire in South Asia and they have always acted aggressively to its neighbors, expecting them to bend over to the will of the new "British Empire". The result is that none of India's neighbors like India. Sri Lanka does not like India, because India supports the Tamil rebels. Pakistan is India's archenemy and India invaded Pakistan 3 times. Talk about military expansionists! Bangladesh does not like India, because it was the former West Pakistan, which was invaded by India and dismembered. Sikkim hates India, because India swallowed up Sikkim and forced its king to exile in the US. Bhutan and Nepal fear India because they don't want to be turned into another Sikkim. And the audacious Indians even demand to control Bhutan and Nepal's defense and foreign affairs. And China does not like India. Many people thinks China was the aggressor, and India was the victim. But the truth is the opposite. India considers itself to be the heir to the British Empire and wanted the Tibetan Dalai government to enforce those unequal treaties forced upon the Tibetans by the British, namely the "McMahon's Line". Even the Dalai Lama himself rejected the "McMahon's Line", how could the Chinese accept that? Besides, the Indians tried to annex Tibet and supported the Tibetan uprising against the Chinese in 1959. It later hosted the Tibetan government in exile. After India back-stabbed China in the late 1950s, it's natural to expect the Chinese to "teach the Indians a lesson" and make it very clear to India, that India cannot continue to behave like the old British colonialists. And India later claimed being back-stabbed by China. Talk about audacity!

[nopardons]

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