> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the US,
> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in the
> coming month.
>
> INDIA's...

> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the US,
> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in the
> coming month.
>
> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition to the
> civilian nuclear accord with the US, will widen the issue with protests
> against next month's five-nation naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal.
>
> Military exercise are dress rehearsal for planned military incursions
> againgst a perceived enemy. The question is who is the enemy? Russia?
> Pakistan? Bangladesh? China?
>
> One does not need rocket science and IBM super computers to analyse the
> situation and arrive at a logical conclusion.
>
> So, if China is the perceived threat, why is the Republic of Singapore Navy
> doing in the Bay of Bengal? Is this the way to treat a friend? Would joining
> a clearly anti-China military alliance help further the economic interest of
> Singapore? ...

> Roland Soh wrote:

>> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the
>> US,
>> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in
>> the
>> coming month.
>>
>> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition to the
>> civilian nuclear accord with the US, will widen the issue with protests
>> against next month's five-nation naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal.
>>
>> Military exercise are dress rehearsal for planned military incursions
>> againgst a perceived enemy. The question is who is the enemy? Russia?
>> Pakistan? Bangladesh? China?
>>
>> One does not need rocket science and IBM super computers to analyse the
>> situation and arrive at a logical conclusion.
>> ...

> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the US,
> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in the
> coming month.
>
> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition to the
> civilian nuclear accord with the US, will widen the issue with protests
> against next month's five-nation naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal.
>
> Military exercise are dress rehearsal for planned military incursions
> againgst a perceived enemy. The question is who is the enemy? Russia?
> Pakistan? Bangladesh? China?
>
> One does not need rocket science and IBM super computers to analyse the
> situation and arrive at a logical conclusion.
>
> So, if China is the perceived threat, why is the Republic of Singapore Navy
> doing in the Bay of Bengal? Is this the way to treat a friend? Would joining
> a clearly anti-China military alliance help further the economic interest of
> Singapore? ...

> On 8 24 , 10:01, "Roland Soh" gmail.com> wrote:

>> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the

>> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in

>> coming month.
>>
>> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition to

>> civilian nuclear accord with the US, will widen the issue with protests
>> against next month's five-nation naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal.
>>
>> Military exercise are dress rehearsal for planned military incursions
>> againgst a perceived enemy. The question is who is the enemy? Russia?
>> Pakistan? Bangladesh? China?
>>
>> One does not need rocket science and IBM super computers to analyse the
>> situation and arrive at a logical conclusion. ...

> "bitter anko" hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> On 8 24 , 10:01, "Roland Soh" gmail.com> wrote:

>>> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the

> US,

>>> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in

> the

>>> coming month.

>

>>> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition to

> the

>>> civilian nuclear accord with the US, will widen the issue with protests
>>> against next month's five-nation naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal. ...

> "Lobert" IMH.org> wrote in message
> news:falk38$feb$1@reader01.singnet.com.sg...

>> Roland Soh wrote:

>>> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and the
>>> US,
>>> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to participate in
>>> the
>>> coming month.
>>>
>>> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition to the
>>> civilian nuclear accord with the US, will widen the issue with protests
>>> against next month's five-nation naval exercises in the Bay of Bengal.
>>>
>>> Military exercise are dress rehearsal for planned military incursions
>>> againgst a perceived enemy. The question is who is the enemy? Russia?
>>> Pakistan? Bangladesh? China?
>>>
>>> One does not need rocket science and IBM super computers to analyse the
>>> situation and arrive at a logical conclusion. ...

> On Aug 29, 3:57?pm, "JohnK" Duh.com> wrote:

>> "bitter anko" hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> news:1188417478.433011.298800@m37g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
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>>

>>> On 8 24 , 10:01, "Roland Soh" gmail.com> wrote:

>>>> A huge military exercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and

>> US,

>>>> vessels from Singapore, Japan and Australia are slated to

>> the

>>>> coming month.

>> ...

> "Dragon" newyork.com> wrote in message
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>> On Aug 29, 3:57?pm, "JohnK" Duh.com> wrote:

>>> "bitter anko" hotmail.com> wrote in message

>

>>>news:1188417478.433011.298800@m37g2000prh.googlegroups.com...

>

>>>> On 8 24 , 10:01, "Roland Soh" gmail.com> wrote:

>>>>> A hugemilitaryexercise, codenamed " MALABAR" involving India and

> the

>>> US,

>>>>> vessels fromSingapore, Japan and Australia are slated to

> participate in

>>> the

>>>>> coming month.

>

>>>>> INDIA's main leftist party which has stood firm in its opposition

> to ...