The pak army copyin the Indian actions is a not important, what matters is the edge we have over all others in pour aim of being a regional superpower. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and if the pakis copy us, it means they acknowledge we are better than them.
RE:Pak Army
by Faceless Indian on Feb 12, 2008 02:13 AM Permalink
Oh yeah you are right. Didn't you read yesterday's report about the Israeli's ambassador to India's comment that India had to take Israel's assistance in the Kargil war ?
My heart goes out to the soldiers giving up their lives at the front. They fight for the country and when they become shaheed, the politicians exchange sweets and start bus services and talk of Indi-Pak bhai bhai. And what happens to the families of these shaheeds ? They starve while aluminium coffins are bought and scams are created in the name of honoring these soldiers.Anyone who followed the Kargil war knew that our brave soldiers didnt even have proper snow shoes while fighting. Our airforce wasn't even allowed to strike at the intruders and senior army officials dilly dallied in passing info to the Army hq. Hundreds of soldiers died because of this delay and inaction. And here we are gloating about the fact that Paki army is trying to imitate us. Imitate what - sitting in garage tanks or defective parts bought from Russia which are not even wroth selling in junk ?
RE:Pak Army
by Kittappa on Feb 12, 2008 02:40 AM Permalink
this is not just in INdia, it is true everywhere. IN the US (the so called superpower-- economic and military) also soldiers are treated very bad. Many of the war veterans are homeless and they do not even have basic healthcare. It makes me wonder is there any difference between the states and the terrorists-- both use innocent and helpless men for their political purposes with out suitable reward.
