44 killed in India

[WillBrink]

And not even a blip on the media radar. There's a significant potential for war:

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday unleashed the country's military against rival Pakistan in response to a terror attack by Muslim separatists that killed 44 on Thursday.

Modi said his country's "blood boils" and gave his military a "free hand" to determine "the timing, place and nature of their response."

India and Pakistan have been bitter rivals for years, and both countries have built nuclear arsenals to hold each other at bay.

Modi unleashing the military has been called an "abdication of political responsibility" that could lead to a "super dangerous" conflict between the nuclear rivals.

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[ABNAK]

Well I'm not a fan of Pakistan, so...…"Go India"?

[docsherm]

Well I'm not a fan of Pakistan, so...…"Go India"?

Well, if we have to pick a side then why the hell not?

[soulezoo]

Well I'm not a fan of Pakistan, so...…"Go India"?

*like* --- in the same context you offered it.

[sgtrock82]

Id support India as well, Of course that means the US will end up backing Pakistan ...our critical "ally" in the war on terror, or whatever worse choice presents itself.

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[Business_Casual]

Id support India as well, Of course that means the US will end up backing Pakistan ...our critical "ally" in the war on terror, or whatever worse choice presents itself.

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There’s a higher chance of the Pakistani nukes falling into terrorist hands than the Indian ones.

[AndyLate]

I honestly (perhaps wrongly) consider Pakistan an enemy.

[lowprone]

I too consider Pakistan an enemy, regardless of what they do in regard to Afghanistan.

[sinister]

There’s a higher chance of the Pakistani nukes falling into terrorist hands than the Indian ones.

"Falling" implies they might be taken from government control.

"Given to pro-Pakistani/anti-Hindu Muslim extremist terrorists" would probably be more accurate.

[prepare]

And not even a blip on the media radar. There's a significant potential for war:

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday unleashed the country's military against rival Pakistan in response to a terror attack by Muslim separatists that killed 44 on Thursday.

Modi said his country's "blood boils" and gave his military a "free hand" to determine "the timing, place and nature of their response."

India and Pakistan have been bitter rivals for years, and both countries have built nuclear arsenals to hold each other at bay.

Modi unleashing the military has been called an "abdication of political responsibility" that could lead to a "super dangerous" conflict between the nuclear rivals.

https://www.businessinsider.com/indi...e=facebook.com

The msm is preoccupied trying to overthrow President Trump.