Mao said, " You wave a gun"

Like it or not, China has much better leaders who work their butt of for their motherland. Not only they will stand by what they believe in or what they speak, they will motivate their men for what they believe is the right cause. For instance, before 1962 war between India and China, Mao Zedong their leader then said, "You wave a gun," referring to Nehru, "and I'll wave a gun. We'll stand face to face and can each practice our courage." When was the last time any Indian leader stood up like that to back our Army/defense forces and boost their morale? I bring this up because these days there is lot of hue and cry about China grabbing Indian land inch by inch in Jammu and Kashmir, but then when the top leadership of country is cowardly, no amount of press reports can make any difference. It is for people to take their questions to the parliament through elected MLA/MP of their residential area. When at least one Indian from every constituency will force his/her MP to demand answers from Central Govt, we will be able to save our nation and stop loosing more and more land to communist bastards. Read the following small report to understand gravity of the situation on the India-China border. Following report is by PTI(Press Trust of India), one of the most trusted Indian media company.

By Sumir Kaul

Leh (JK), Sep 13 (PTI) The Chinese army has done some construction activities along the international border across Karakoram ranges in Ladakh sector for the first time since the 1962 stand-off between the two countries with a report of Jammu and Kashmir government saying that they have been taking "land in inches and not in yards".

The Chinese Army ? PLA ? has been engaged in construction activities across the Karakoram ranges which could be used for either stationing of additional personnel or mounting a camera for monitoring Indian troop movement, official sources said.

The Karakoram pass falls precisely on the boundary between India and China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region, marking northern end of Sino-Indian border, known as the Line of Actual Control.