Another 26/11, India would’ve hit back: United States

confuzzled dude wrote:Washington: India had made clear to the US that it would not exercise restrain in case of a second attack on its soil aft-er the 2008 Mumbai assault by Pakistan-based terrorists, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.

“They made it clear to me that there would not be such restraint in the event of a second attack,” Clinton writes in her book Hard Choices, referring to her meeting with the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

“She and Dr Singh explained how hard it had been to show restraint toward Pakistan after the coordinated terrorist bombings in Mumbai the prior November,” she writes.

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/140611/nation-current-affairs/article/another-2611-india-would%E2%80%99ve-hit-back-united-states

harharmahadev wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:Washington: India had made clear to the US that it would not exercise restrain in case of a second attack on its soil aft-er the 2008 Mumbai assault by Pakistan-based terrorists, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.

“They made it clear to me that there would not be such restraint in the event of a second attack,” Clinton writes in her book Hard Choices, referring to her meeting with the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

“She and Dr Singh explained how hard it had been to show restraint toward Pakistan after the coordinated terrorist bombings in Mumbai the prior November,” she writes.

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/140611/nation-current-affairs/article/another-2611-india-would%E2%80%99ve-hit-back-united-states

Dr Manmohan Singh was a great Prime Minister.  It took a lot of courage for him to condemn the terrorist attack.  He not only condemned, he strongly condemned it and called it a dastardly act.  What leadership!!

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

harharmahadev wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:Washington: India had made clear to the US that it would not exercise restrain in case of a second attack on its soil aft-er the 2008 Mumbai assault by Pakistan-based terrorists, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.

“They made it clear to me that there would not be such restraint in the event of a second attack,” Clinton writes in her book Hard Choices, referring to her meeting with the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

“She and Dr Singh explained how hard it had been to show restraint toward Pakistan after the coordinated terrorist bombings in Mumbai the prior November,” she writes.

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/140611/nation-current-affairs/article/another-2611-india-would%E2%80%99ve-hit-back-united-states

Dr Manmohan Singh was a great Prime Minister.  It took a lot of courage for him to condemn the terrorist attack.  He not only condemned, he strongly condemned it and called it a dastardly act.  What leadership!!

I am already missing his leadership and missing his "daily condemnatory statements."  Without these, I am sure, the terrorists will rear their heads soon.

confuzzled dude wrote:What would you heroes have done, bombed the heck outta Pak?

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:What would you heroes have done, bombed the heck outta Pak?

Yes.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:What would you heroes have done, bombed the heck outta Pak?

Yes.

that would've accomplished, what?

truthbetold wrote:Cd

So UPA after 10 years of govt cannot hit a single target of enemy even after the enemy takes over mumbai.  Yet you support those nincompoops with full vigor.

confuzzled dude wrote:The Lashkar-e-Taiba has blamed India for the Karachi airport attack, the latest of many signs that it may be preparing the ground for terror strikes. Mr. Modi promised to hit back, but can he?

From files he will have read since taking office, Mr. Modi will have learned why Dr. Singh did nothing. Indian combat jets could hit training camps across the Line of Control (LoC), Air Chief Marshal Fali Major said at a November 29 meeting called for by the Prime Minister, but precise coordinates and adequate imaging weren’t available. Later, General Deepak Kapoor, the chief of Army staff, told Dr. Singh he couldn’t promise special forces’ strikes would be successful either.

Five hard options:
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