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    I won't take this thread seriously unril kalu miah says something in Latin. Quid pro quo.



    Interestingly, not too long ago, the Indian government paid off the Tatmadaw to launch offensives on their Naga frontier. From what I heard it was very successful.

    I think the best plan is for Myanmar to invade Bangladesh and then swap it with India for the NE. Sounds like a good plan?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alaungphaya View Post
    I won't take this thread seriously unril kalu miah says something in Latin. Quid pro quo.



    Interestingly, not too long ago, the Indian government paid off the Tatmadaw to launch offensives on their Naga frontier. From what I heard it was very successful.

    I think the best plan is for Myanmar to invade Bangladesh and then swap it with India for the NE. Sounds like a good plan?
    Eww no thanks. Bangladesh is a swamp, no one wants it. Both our countries just need to make our borders water tight.

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    Useless thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PlanetSoldier View Post
    That article posted by kalu_miah is not from any Times of Assam, it's from Burma Centre Delhi [ BCD ] . I saw you asserted the same thing twice saying that's a Bangladeshi site. This is your previous quote
    This site is surely not owned by Indians as it has news of Myanmar only collected from different news website.
    Do you really believe that Indian government or Myanmar government will openly declassify what deal they made with each other.

    Why your backside is poonting if Myanmar did crackdown on militants safe-heavens as well as crackdown on drug smuggling.
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    Isn't the much talked Sri Lankan Gurdian also registered in New Delhi? People can register whatever domain they want for propaganda purpose.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PlanetSoldier View Post
    That article posted by kalu_miah is not from any Times of Assam, it's from Burma Centre Delhi [ BCD ] . I saw you asserted the same thing twice saying that's a Bangladeshi site. This is your previous quote:

    Do you have anymore megaton poont from Bangladesh poonting site Times of Assam.


    Unfortunately your level of IQ or denying capability of the fact is a shame when your countrymen see you naked to outsider.
    lmfao, this guy is taunting others about IQ.

    The article is from Times of Assam which is run by some retarded bangladeshi jamaatis.

    ULFA talkers in Assam vs stalkers in Burma

    Enjoy that egg on your face Mr. High IQ.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zabaniya View Post
    Useless thread.
    Zabanya bhai in bacchon ko kuch samjhao , aap ek hi samajhdar Bangladeshi ho yahaan .

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    It seems India is totally encircled by countries like China, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and even Myanmar. This Myanmar is not only messing with its own Rohingya citizens, it is also inflaming rebellions in India's NE. India was also doing the same with Myanmar's rebels, but has slowed it down a little to see the Myanmar reaction. India is now asking Myanmar to stop giving shelters to its NE rebels.

    Alaungphaya is so desperate to prove Myanmar innocence on every issue and so sweet with India. But, reality is so different! Indians, do not get shocked at your love love affairs with Myanmar being busted. Read and enjoy the news below:


    India sends reminder to Burma | Deccan Chronicle

    India sends reminder to Burma
    June 23, 2012 By Rajnish Sharma Correspondent New Delhi

    Even as Burma misses its June 10 deadline for starting armed operations to flush out Indian militant outfits from its soil, Indian security agencies have yet again sent a reminder to their Burmese counterparts, saying the action should be initiated immediately.

    Burma had give a categorical assurance to India during the recent visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that it will launch a massive offensive against Indian militant outfits running terror camps from its soil. However, intelligence sources said there was little that had been done on the ground by Burmese security forces.

    In fact, sources also confirmed that Indian security forces along the Indo-Burma border were on high alert to seal it in case armed operation against terror outfits was launched in Burma. But that did not happen. Now the Indian security agencies, in a fresh missive to their counterparts across the border, have said they should be kept informed about the offensive so that necessary precautionary measures can be put in place along the border.

    “The militants will definitely try and escape into India once pushed by the Burmese forces. This will have to be checked by our forces at the border,” a senior government official said. India had strongly raised the issue of terror camps in Burma during Dr Singh’s visit following which it was assured of stringent action.

    Interestingly, India for the first time also provided satellite imagery of terror camps to Burma authorities. India also categorically told Burma that Northeast terror outfits like the Ulfa and the PLA were indulging heavily in smuggling of narcotics from Burma. Both these terror groups have large tracts of land in Burma where poppy was being cultivated, intelligence sources remarked.
    In addition to PLA and Ulfa, the other Indian terror groups active in Burma include the NSCN(K) and the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK).

    Highly placed government sources said though India has assured Burma of its commitment to help in development of infrastructure projects, New Delhi would like to see a greater urgency on Burma’s part in dealing with Indian terror outfits operating there. For Indian terror outfits, sources added, Burma provides a very strategic base.
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    ^^^ Oh Bangladeshi ye padh ,

    India-Myanmar: Merging Perceptions

    Earlier, India and Myanmar had commenced joint initiatives to check the drug money inflow to various anti-Indian insurgent outfits that were “spending their funds for buying weapons to intensify their terror campaign against India” following Union Home Secretary R.K. Singh’s visit to Myanmar in January 2012. During the visit, India presented documentary evidence in support of the fact that at least two Manipur based outfits, PLA and the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), were engaged in poppy cultivation in Myanmar under the full protection of the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K).

    Significantly, Myanmar had twice launched offensives within its border in 2011 – September 8 and 11 – in Sagaing Province, against various Indian militant groups who have their bases there. On September 8, 2011, heavily armed Myanmar Army units, numbering around 300 to 400 personnel, reportedly moved into an NSCN-K base area at Khamti town, where the outfit's ‘council headquarters’ are located. However, no casualty was reported. According to NSCN-K spokesperson P. Tikhak, adequate measures to prevent the advance of the Army had been taken and the ‘chairman’, S.S. Khaplang, was safe and was with a “well and highly protective group.” Confirming that its ‘joint protection group’ patrolling the area had come under attack from the Myanmar Army at noon on September 8, 2011, the NSCN-K spokesperson stated that there was no loss of life. He further noted that the Army operation was ‘not a surprise’, and that NSCN-K had been apprehensive of “this kind of attack” ever since the Government of India (GoI) started supplying arms to Myanmar in return for a crackdown on NSCN-K and other insurgent outfits in ‘eastern Nagaland’ (Myanmar).

    Again, on September 11, the Myanmar Army launched operations targeting around 250 cadres of some 10 Northeastern militant groups, including the Anti-Talks Faction of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA-ATF), NSCN-K, PLA, PREPAK and UNLF, who were present in camps at Sagaing. Reports indicate that ULFA's ‘mobile headquarters’ at Sagaing had been destroyed in the attack. While ULFA-ATF’s 'commander-in-chief' Paresh Baruah and NSCN-K chief, S.S. Khaplang, managed to escape unhurt, NSCN-K conceded, on September 14, 2011, that, at least one cadre each from NSCN-K and UNLF were killed during the operations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eastwatch View Post
    It seems India is totally encircled by countries like China, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and even Myanmar. This Myanmar is not only messing with its own Rohingya citizens, it is also inflaming rebellions in India's NE. India was also doing the same with Myanmar's rebels, but has slowed it down a little to see the Myanmar reaction. India is now asking Myanmar to stop giving shelters to its NE rebels.
    Insurgency in North East is dead as dodo, the request is for sweeping out the remaining militants who are on the run. Anyway which group of North-East going to rebel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gigawatt View Post
    Insurgency in North East is dead as dodo, the request is for sweeping out the remaining militants. Anyway which group of North-East going to rebel.
    They are having a hard time digesting that due to their actions both their neighbours hate them now , Myanmar as well as India

    So now they are wishing the same thing for India these poor lads .Bangladeshis

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    Indian dudes, you have to note that if some Bangladeshis are guilty of proposing a separation of NE from India, Myanmar itself is equally or more guilty on that count. Alauphangya is avoiding to tell you guys that in 1780s Mynamar invaded the NE, killed and maimed many thousnds of people by burning them alive and in boiling oil, or by some other means that can inflict a maximum pain in a human body such as cutting off limbs. These savage Burmans did it to make the NE population so frightened so that they do not rise against them.

    NE was invaded only because the Burmans thought that the vacuume created in Bengal due to the taking over of the political power by the usurper British will not allow the British Bengal Presidency to repulse an attack on the NE. However, finally British expelled the barbarian Burmans from the NE, Bumans invded Arakan and moved to Ramu, a point near Cox's bazaar, in order to dissipate the British Indian troops. But, the British Indian navy went behind the Burman line in Ramu and encircled Rangoon. Burmans lost out and the entire country went under British feet sometime in 1826.

    Burmans are not supposed to forget that insult. They are still waiting for a day when the NE apple will rot and drop on their lap. This is why these Burmans have been giving clandestine support to the Naga and other rebels even now. This three-way tug of war for control of NE will continue among the cotestants for a long time.

    Bangladesh is the best neighbour India can expect to have because it is no more involved in giving any tangible support, only China and Burma are contesting with India for the entire area or a part of it. India must be careful about Burma, too. However, I must add Bangladesh govt does not really control the affairs of NE mujahids. So, it can also be said there is a 4-way tugs in the NE.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eastwatch View Post
    Indian dudes, you have to note that if some Bangladeshis are guilty of proposing a separation of NE from India, Myanmar itself is equally or more guilty on that count. Alauphangya is avoiding to tell you guys that in 1780s Mynamar invaded the NE, killed and maimed many thousnds of people by burning them alive and in boiling oil, or by some other means that can inflict a maximum pain in a human body such as cutting off limbs. These savage Burmans did it to make the NE population so frightened so that they do not rise against them.


    NE was invaded only because the Burmans thought that the vacuume created in Bengal due to the taking over of the political power by the usurper British will not allow the British Bengal Presidency to repulse an attack on the NE. However, finally British expelled the barbarian Burmans from the NE, Bumans invded Arakan and moved to Ramu, a point near Cox's bazaar, in order to dissipate the British Indian troops. But, the British Indian navy went behind the Burman line in Ramu and encircled Rangoon. Burmans lost out and the entire country went under British feet sometime in 1826.

    Burmans are not supposed to forget that insult. They are still waiting for a day when the NE apple will rot and drop on their lap. This is why these Burmans have been giving clandestine support to the Naga and other rebels even now. This three-way tug of war for control of NE will continue among the cotestants for a long time.

    Bangladesh is the best neighbour India can expect to have because it is no more involved in giving any tangible support, only China and Burma are contesting with India for the entire area or a part of it. India must be careful about Burma, too. However, I must add Bangladesh govt does not really control the affairs of NE mujahids. So, it can also be said there is a 4-way tugs in the NE.

    Trolling aside...I agree with your post...if i go people to people contact with BD....BD can be marked as one of the good neighour.
    And on top of that i can say that India is really looking forward to the ways where it can improve relation with Burma too...Hope winds of change in Burma will bring peace and prosperity into the entire region.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eastwatch View Post
    Indian dudes, you have to note that if some Bangladeshis are guilty of proposing a separation of NE from India, Myanmar itself is equally or more guilty on that count. Alauphangya is avoiding to tell you guys that in 1780s Mynamar invaded the NE, killed and maimed many thousnds of people by burning them alive and in boiling oil, or by some other means that can inflict a maximum pain in a human body such as cutting off limbs. These savage Burmans did it to make the NE population so frightened so that they do not rise against them.

    NE was invaded only because the Burmans thought that the vacuume created in Bengal due to the taking over of the political power by the usurper British will not allow the British Bengal Presidency to repulse an attack on the NE. However, finally British expelled the barbarian Burmans from the NE, Bumans invded Arakan and moved to Ramu, a point near Cox's bazaar, in order to dissipate the British Indian troops. But, the British Indian navy went behind the Burman line in Ramu and encircled Rangoon. Burmans lost out and the entire country went under British feet sometime in 1826.

    Burmans are not supposed to forget that insult. They are still waiting for a day when the NE apple will rot and drop on their lap. This is why these Burmans have been giving clandestine support to the Naga and other rebels even now. This three-way tug of war for control of NE will continue among the cotestants for a long time.

    Bangladesh is the best neighbour India can expect to have because it is no more involved in giving any tangible support, only China and Burma are contesting with India for the entire area or a part of it. India must be careful about Burma, too. However, I must add Bangladesh govt does not really control the affairs of NE mujahids. So, it can also be said there is a 4-way tugs in the NE.
    Right now, Bangladesh is creating more headache for India than Myanmar. Majority of your countrymen are not interested in booming trade with India. India's every trade deal with Bangladesh turned into a drama in Bangladesh. I think many in your country too dream about Greater Bangladesh.

    It is our interest that is counting with Myanmar and there is nothing called blinding believing in Myanmar. But Bangladeshis are far more emotional than Myanmarese.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gigawatt View Post
    Right now, Bangladesh is creating more headache for India than Myanmar. Majority of your countrymen are not interested in booming trade with India. India's every trade deal with Bangladesh turned into a drama in Bangladesh. I think many in your country too dream about Greater Bangladesh.

    It is our interest that is counting with Myanmar and there is nothing called blinding believing in Myanmar. But Bangladeshis are far more emotional than Myanmarese.
    Greater Bangladesh??? WTF is that?


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