INDIAN PRIME MINISTER’S VISIT TO RED CHINA:

At Special Frontier Force, Establishment No. 22, there is a lifetime commitment to promote friendly relations between Tibet, India, and the United States to contain, and to resist the military threat posed by Red China’s Expansionist Policy. As Indian Prime Minister flies to Xian across Tibetan airspace, I shall remind him of our concerns about promoting Freedom, Democracy, Peace, and Justice in the occupied Land of Tibet. Indian Prime Minister is not aware of Doomsayer of Doom Dooma’s prediction of downfall of Beijing. The Prophecy, “Beijing Is Doomed” is revealed in The Old Testament Book of Isaiah, Chapter 47. Babylon is a byword for Evil for she was the nation that had destroyed Jerusalem and its Temple. I apply the symbolism of “Babylon The Great” to “The Evil Red Empire”, “The Red Dragon”, “The Expansionist”, Red China for it had attacked Lhasa with the Evil intent to destroy The Institution of His Holiness The Dalai Lama which shapes and guides the destiny of Tibet.

THE FALL OF BEIJING – BEIJING IS DOOMED :

THE OLD TESTAMENT BOOK OF ISAIAH, CHAPTER 47, VERSE # 11:

“Disaster will come upon you,

and you will not know how to conjure it away.

A calamity will fall upon you

that you cannot ward off with a ransom;

a catastrophe you cannot foresee

will suddenly come upon you.”

 

Rudranarasimham Rebbapragada

Ann Arbor, MI 48104-4162, USA

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I am pleased to share a hyperlink to an article published by India Defence Forum on Prime Minister Modi’s visit to China. Kindly note that Indian Prime Minister has to overfly Tibet to reach Beijing.

http://indiadefenceforum.com/pm-modi-travels-to-china-armed-with-a-joint-strategic-vision-and-a-garland-of-nations-navies-to-temper-chinas-assertive-moves/

PM MODI TRAVELS TO CHINA ARMED WITH A JOINT STRATEGIC VISION AND A GARLAND OF NATION’S NAVIES TO TEMPER CHINA’S ASSERTIVE MOVES

By IDF Analysis on May 10, 2015

PM Narendra Modi will overfly Tibet to Xian on 14th May to confer with President Xi Jinping in Xi’s home constituency. This is an IDF analysis of with a PDF presentation attached after reading Arun Shourie’s advice set in post the 1962 debacle of our making, to be careful with President Xi JINPING, juxtaposed with Sudheendra Kulkarni’s riposte to be bold after his 12 days stay in China, both published in IE. Modi has to think it all out and be bold for investments and careful on national interests. Xi will understand as he is seasoned !

Last July the two leaders met at the BRICs meeting at Fortaleza, Brazil and Xi came to India on an official visit in September. In Brazil Jinping spoke to Modi and affirmed, that as two biggest developing countries and emerging markets, both China and India are in a great historical process of realizing national rejuvenation; Both China and India are important poles in the world and share a number of strategic integrating points. If China and India speak with one voice, the whole world will listen; and if China and India join hands in cooperation, the whole world will watch.

Cmde(R) Ranjit B Rai MBIM(UK)
Ex Vice President Indian Maritime Foundation
International Correspondent India Strategic & SEAGULL B’Caster
C 443/377 Defence Colony New Delhi 110024
www.indiadefenceforum.com
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Comment shared by Major Mathew Oomen (Retd):

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s forth coming visit to China is to be
seen with a meaningful transition in India’s immediate neighbourhood.
China and its people have a deep-rooted belief that they are a
superior race and consider all their neighbors as barbarians or weak
foreign elements. They are in fact very proud of their Han heritage –
the single most dominant feature in Chinese society. Indian diplomatic
team should be aware that unlike Indian citizens, Chinese are very
sensitive to any challenge to their sense of nationality. Chinese
nationalism in fact extends beyond their borders and looks upon
neighboring areas like Arunachal Pradesh for retaining close link with
their country. In an effort to acknowledge this aspect, Modi should
emphasize the aspect that India and China are often predicted by
analysists to be the future global superpowers based on their economic
boom with double digit GDP growths and their rising politico-social
influence in the region. It is for both the Indian as well as Chinese
leaders to now overlook the military comparison between these two
immediate neighbors and to pave the way for economic stability and
prosperity in the region through mutual cooperation. The Chinese
leadership must also realize that their country is still relatively
weak, lacks the capabilities to power globally and certainly needs
India’s good will to preserve peaceful environment for their economic
development.

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