USA: Attack on America is a unique case scenario. Attacks on India? Who cares!

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"I don't want to speculate too broadly about an operation that was clearly unique in the history of the US and the history of the world, where we had an individual who was possibly the most wanted man in the world and had perpetrated heinous crimes against not only American citizens but citizens around the globe," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said.

"I don't want to draw too broadly a picture here. What we've said all along is that this was an individual where, when we had actionable intelligence against him, we acted upon that because we believed he was a direct and imminent threat to the United States," Toner said.

Toner said he is aware of all those terrorism related cases in India including the attack on the Indian Parliament and the Mumbai terrorist attack.

"Our counterterrorism cooperation both with India and with Pakistan is ongoing and we believe that it's directed at exactly these kinds of elements," he said.

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Basically saying, we would do what we want to do. india does not have the same rights.
 
Basically, when citizens of a Superpower Nation dies, that's means something.When citizens of a Developing country dies, that doesn't mean anything.
 
the guy said that osama was the most wanted man in the world. from what i saw... he was not wanted by the indian and chinese governments. so at least 2.5 billion people did not give a damn about him. add to that all the muslim countries. african continent. and tons of other countries which have no connections with osama and his operations.
 
Bleh! He slapped America in it's face by attacking World Trade Center.They are covering their @$$ by pronouncing him the Most Wanted Man in the world.
 
Still..we dont learn lesson and do red-carpet welcome to US President and our News Channels screams "OBAMA AAYE! SOUGAT LAYE! blah blah..Well said Mark Toner...We deserve that...:clapping:
 
And we also dont have courage. We are too diplomatic.What USA has to say shud not really matter...BJP/NDA proved it. USA cant really do anything (except pressurizing). Remember Kargil? remember nuclear tests?USA kept saying Kargil war shud be stopped and blah blah. Nuclear ban/this and that... what happened eventually?Kargil is ours again. And now USA has also signed nuke deal with us.Final point is...dont listen to USA when it tries to teach what we shud do and what we shud not.
 
I really don't understand why we always look and seek help of USA for purchasing even a CHADDI bloody...

its our internal matter who the hell is USA to interfere on our internal matters. They keep insulting us and we keep saluting them.
Though its understood that we have to go through the international laws and politics but there should be a limit, after that we have to take decisions and act on our own. Why we need permission of anyone..and funny part is the Where is UN's go ahead signal for this action other countrys' territory?..lol USA don't need it dude!

And when it comes to USA about nuke deal with India, its true that "JAB LAGI FATNE...KHAIRAAT LAGI BATANE! :haha:
 
It's not about getting insulted, the thing is are we capable enough to perform such an operation? I don't think so.
 
If we can handle and win the 2 war after independence without having much technology...Now securely testing the nuke just below the nose of US satellites...I am pretty much sure. what we need is courage in today's' scenario.
 
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