A little 3-D Phased Array Radar to the rescue...and a short "war"...!!!

 


Its been a while...it seems one learns nothing from their past mistakes when it comes to pretending to go to war...they lost all four wars they "fought"...the losers couldn't find their way to sunlight because they have their heads shoved up so far up their asses...meet our bhikari [beggar] neighbors...they have barely enough to feed their population for five days and probably fuel for 12 days...and the chuts want to go to war...the chuts couldn't escape being targeted after 911...they still don't know why or maybe they do now that the worlds most wanted terrorist was found there:) 

Well we are more than resolute on our mission to protect our people, our land and our airspace...we don't care presently about the fact that you have a hundred or thousand terrorists in your country...even the presence of 1 is bad enough for you...you will perish the same deaths your ancestors did...and you will learn your fifth lesson here.

We are mighty grateful for the S400 from mother Russia...if it were not for these systems, the outcome would probably have been far different... We are also highly grateful to our friends in Israel...thanks a ton for the tech that allowed us to go on the offense...a little pest control was far overdue...we hope you understand...it was the last straw for us. Well done our armed forces and DRDO for all the tech that supported our forces.

I was hoping the offensive would continue a bit further allowing us to clean up all the pests on our side of the border...nothing quite like swatting a few cockroaches within our airspace breathing our free air...well i guess the team in Delhi knows what they are doing...lets hope we do not get another opportunity for a while now...war is usually not good for either side...but given the circumstances...i think they did it just to show the firang veep that it was easy and hence probably a soft target like Pahalgam...well lets just say that i hope they run out of ammo soon...for every bullet is a cost to that bhikari nation...one that will or should not be reimbursed :)

I do not understand why the IMF bothers giving them money knowing that it will be used to create future terrorists...anyways...we are more decided than ever that the rogue nation has no place on this planet...sooner or later they will end up frying themselves into oblivion...until then...Jai Hind...Jai Maharashtra.





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