Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates

[AZ_HighCountry]

Good friend of mine, Vet, PSTD issue ....if they freak out, you can't control them .... only solution leave them for a few short while and try to calm down...but beyond control, violent and aggressive...

It varies. I know many. Everyone handles it differently.

 

[MH.Yang]

I looked at the topo map today. I don't see past how India can cut off Pakistan's water supply. Is there anyone who can explain this for me?

This is how I understand it, if there is any mistake please point it out:

jhelam river flows from Indo Kashmir valley to Pakistan, but it is a bunch of small rivers converging, if India wants to divert all the water from these small rivers to other parts of India suitable for agriculture and industry, it will be a very huge project, I don't think that India's current strength can do it, and it will take a very long time as well.

The main streams of the Indus River are all located in the midst of high mountains, and it would be very difficult for even China to build a project in these places that would block the water. Of course, it is true that if a tunnel is built, the water can be diverted to other areas, but the length of this tunnel could be close to China's South-North Water Diversion Project, and is India really willing to invest hundreds of billions of dollars just to cut off this river?

The only thing that can actually be truncated is the chenab river, which already flows into the plains in the Indian controlled areas. The problem is that India has no reservoirs of large capacity on it at all, and no diversion channels to transfer water outward, so how can India accommodate or divert the truncated water?

 

[LostArrow]

Could you please briefly elaborate on your post? TIA.

Watch any Indian news channel. It’s just caste census. Modi core supporters don’t want caste census at any cost. Why? They are in minority but over represented. Caste census was congress agenda but modi is commencing it. Now this small but powerful group is feeling betrayed. This group is holding off caste census for 94 years. Yeah 94 .

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

It's a War of Will between two Punjabi Air Chiefs! Maybe their grandfathers hail from the same village, but history has put them in a warring modes. Let's see who blinks first....

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

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[Chandragupt Maurya]

Dude, Modi has dropped nuclear bomb aka caste census on Indian public. People forget even the name of Pakistan leave Pahal gam. War is cancelled.

I see this is the starting of end of Modi politics in India.

War is preceded by silent preparation. India is likely preparing for one, and such operations typically take weeks of planning. If it were just another Balakot-style airstrike, it would have happened much more quickly.

 

[Pakistan First]

I looked at the topo map today. I don't see past how India can cut off Pakistan's water supply. Is there anyone who can explain this for me?

This is how I understand it, if there is any mistake please point it out:

jhelam river flows from Indo Kashmir valley to Pakistan, but it is a bunch of small rivers converging, if India wants to divert all the water from these small rivers to other parts of India suitable for agriculture and industry, it will be a very huge project, I don't think that India's current strength can do it, and it will take a very long time as well.

The main streams of the Indus River are all located in the midst of high mountains, and it would be very difficult for even China to build a project in these places that would block the water. Of course, it is true that if a tunnel is built, the water can be diverted to other areas, but the length of this tunnel could be close to China's South-North Water Diversion Project, and is India really willing to invest hundreds of billions of dollars just to cut off this river?

The only thing that can actually be truncated is the chenab river, which already flows into the plains in the Indian controlled areas. The problem is that India has no reservoirs of large capacity on it at all, and no diversion channels to transfer water outward, so how can India accommodate or divert the truncated water?

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Look modi jee already planning:

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[LostArrow]

I looked at the topo map today. I don't see past how India can cut off Pakistan's water supply. Is there anyone who can explain this for me?

This is how I understand it, if there is any mistake please point it out:

jhelam river flows from Indo Kashmir valley to Pakistan, but it is a bunch of small rivers converging, if India wants to divert all the water from these small rivers to other parts of India suitable for agriculture and industry, it will be a very huge project, I don't think that India's current strength can do it, and it will take a very long time as well.

The main streams of the Indus River are all located in the midst of high mountains, and it would be very difficult for even China to build a project in these places that would block the water. Of course, it is true that if a tunnel is built, the water can be diverted to other areas, but the length of this tunnel could be close to China's South-North Water Diversion Project, and is India really willing to invest hundreds of billions of dollars just to cut off this river?

The only thing that can actually be truncated is the chenab river, which already flows into the plains in the Indian controlled areas. The problem is that India has no reservoirs of large capacity on it at all, and no diversion channels to transfer water outward, so how can India accommodate or divert the truncated water?

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Can we link Chenab to Ravi? Canal would form a natural defense line against Pakistan like Indira canal in Indian punjab. Win win for everyone.

 

[HAIDER]

It varies. I know many. Everyone handles it differently.

Many cases I have seen, depression, alcohol etc etc ..

Look modi jee already planning:

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Wherever the natural path of the river is disturbed, it always brings destruction.....Modi has gone crazy in the hate of Pakistan...

 

[amuqeetk]

 

[maverick]

It's a War of Will between two Punjabi Air Chiefs! Maybe their grandfathers hail from the same village, but history has put them in a warring modes. Let's see who blinks first....


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test them with juicy plots, we will find out

 

[Tamerlane]

Very well said, India overplayed their hand this time.

The worst decision they made was to suspend the indus water treaty which left a bad taste in peoples mouths as it is a form of collective punishment.

India also failed to read the room in regards to the growing donor fatigue and war weariness amongst its largest supporters traditionally in the west.

Drunk on it's own power and self confidence believing they had full control of the infosphere, this is where the underestimated that the days of spamming tweets to get political mileage is over, ask the Ukranians.

The west has it's own problems and so do the east. All they got in the end was a well meaning phone call saying 'learn to play nice.'.

Embarrassing, and amidst all this they have whipped their people into such a blood frenzy that without coming out of this in a position of strength will be a tremendous blow to the political clout of our neighbouring 56" chai Walla turned strongman.

A lot of people wondered why we were meeming, and now they will understand why.

But ignore Pakistanis views, Indian economy is worth Trillions and a lot of foreign capital flows through its markets.

Investors are fickle and are easily spooked by uncertainty yes as you will see overall trade at the NSE NIFTY 50 Index has been relatively bullish despite all the screams of war and bombs:

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Do the investors know something that the Indian Government wont wish to air in public for fear of denting their pride.

I am willing to bet the reason the market is performing so well is because inside they have been given some reassurance that a large scale conflict is not on the cards and all the bluster is for domestic consumption now that the electioneering topic drama failed spectacularly.

You’ve touched on something that I consider to be one of the most important points in this thread. The Indian economy and stock market.

Everyone’s talking about the thrashing Pakistan will give to the Indians if they attack. The biggest prize mentioned is one of the Raphael jets. However, no one has mentioned hitting what the Indians consider to be their most treasured possession: their economy and stock market.

People accept that India has caused immense loss of life in Pakistan with terrorist attacks. However, people seem to ignore the economic losses that have resulted from the instability, not the least of which is the loss of Chinese investment.

Pakistani generals generally do their planning based on strategic considerations and the Pakistani economy is very low in their list of priorities. That’s despite the fact that most countries make their plans based on economic benefits. So, when planning to punish India they’ve also forgotten to include the Indian economy as a major target.

Just like the Jews, Hindu baniyas who control the country love money more than anything else. They’re also the main backers of Modi and RSS/BJP. India has an immense disparity in income and the vast majority of wealth, including stocks and bonds, are owned by these RSS/BJP baniyas. That must be the prime target for Pakistan.

Going forward, Pakistan needs to target the Indian economy and stock exchange. The policy should be to cause them to crash. We could brainstorm the best ways to do that. That’s the way to get them to feel enough pain not to mess with Pakistan in the future. Killing a few soldiers means nothing to them.

 

[Lulldapull]

Look......chapprassi khud admit kar ra hae k spy satelites nahi hain.......lol

Humreeka abbu day ga satellite intelligence no?........lol

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[Chandragupt Maurya]

India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack will be "massive" and "comprehensive", involving the full weight of national power

'India's response will be massive, at time and place of its choosing': Ex Army commander after Pahalgam - BusinessToday

The former top commander said that the military-style precision of the Pahalgam killings showed careful reconnaissance and strategic planning.

www.businesstoday.in

Pakistan would be told in no unclear terms if you take any action in response to India's actions, the retaliation will be so heavy that it would be unacceptable to Pakistan.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

You’ve touched on something that I consider to be one of the most important points in this thread. The Indian economy and stock market.

Everyone’s talking about the thrashing Pakistan will give to the Indians if they attack. The biggest prize mentioned is one of the Raphael jets. However, no one has mentioned hitting what the Indians consider to be their most treasured possession: their economy and stock market.

People accept that India has caused immense loss of life in Pakistan with terrorist attacks. However, people seem to ignore the economic losses that have resulted from the instability, not the least of which is the loss of Chinese investment.

Pakistani generals generally do their planning based on strategic considerations and the Pakistani economy is very low in their list of priorities. That’s despite the fact that most countries make their plans based on economic benefits. So, when planning to punish India they’ve also forgotten to include the Indian economy as a major target.

Just like the Jews, Hindu baniyas who control the country love money more than anything else. They’re also the main backers of Modi and RSS/BJP. India has an immense disparity in income and the vast majority of wealth, including stocks and bonds, are owned by these RSS/BJP baniyas. That must be the prime target for Pakistan.

Going forward, Pakistan needs to target the Indian economy and stock exchange. The policy should be to cause them to crash. We could brainstorm the best ways to do that. That’s the way to get them to feel enough pain not to mess with Pakistan in the future. Killing a few soldiers means nothing to them.

Stock Exchange is like "Somnath" for them. These Marwari/Jain/Parsi Tycoons literally worship wealth! And, they control Modi, BJP, RSS etc. So it can be leveraged for the liberation of the IOK.....