Re: Ned Blum: "It's only Hitler! They're just Japs/VC.Commies..."

Ned Blum wrote: 
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 22:24:50 -0800, The Milky Way
<OneBlackHole@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



When China is economically self-sufficient and militarily set, they will
absorb tremendous losses to secure the entire Thailand-to-Japan-Phillipines sphere of co-prosperity as a U.S. "yesterday" zone. The UK once had India. France had Vietnam.



You mean secure a wasteland that was once Thailand, the Philippines
and Japan?

Destructive military activity would be confined to mainland China, as well as Okinawa. _How_ you deduce complete destruction of other nations in the region is ... _______.


You're talking nuclear-based torpedos

No. I'm referring to supersonic torpedos, tipped w/ thermonuclear, devices capable of removing and disabling the U.S. Navy from ten to
twenty miles away. I'm referring to megatonnage blasts which at a minimum, would disrupt all command and control capacity of heretofore consinsidered 'invincible' military assets. These could be used by China to quell traditional U.S. military dominance via Aircraft Carrier / airpower projection.

and you think China will have anything left to conquer, let alone even exist as a nation
afterward?

? You have it ...backwards....

Additionally, unlike U.S. military assets, much of PLA is burrowed like a tick, deep into Chinese mountain ranges. The U.S. is above ground, with the exception of NORAD and Subs.




Keep laughing, sneering and taunting. 2015 isn't 2006 isn't 1999.




2015? By then we'll have our own missile defense and China will have a
bumper crop of nuclear mushrooms all across their homeland if they try
anything so stupid.

Remarkable. The GDP growth of China was recently revised upwards from 8 to 16%. A VERY high % of this is fed directly to the PLA. Evidently, you
couldn't have been bothered to read 1 single informative article;


Political status of Taiwan: Information From Answers.com
The United States in 1979 passed the Taiwan Relations Act, a law generally interpreted as mandating US defense of Taiwan in the event of an attack from the ...
www.answers.com/topic/political-status-of-taiwan

Project for the New American Century
This subtle observation is the first time that a formal US government report has... deepening commitment to providing advanced defense systems to Taiwan. ...
www.newamericancentury.org/china-20020718.htm


Japan to Join US Policy on Taiwan (washingtonpost.com)
Japan to Join US Policy on Taiwan. Growth of China Seen Behind Shift ... "If our sovereignty is being threatened, we have a right to defend ourselves." ...
www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A33297-2005Feb17.html


CRS Report IB98034 - Taiwan: Recent Developments and US Policy ...
Abstract: US policy concerns over Taiwan in recent years have centered on easing... The US Defense Department issued a congressionally mandated report on ...
www.ncseonline.org/NLE/CRS/abstract.cfm?NLEid=16775


Taiwan (09/05)
Following derecognition, the United States terminated its Mutual Defense Treaty... The US "one-China" policy acknowledges that both Taiwan and the Mainland ...
www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/35855.htm


JINSA Online -- Senator Parris Chang on US-Taiwan Relations
"The strategic policy of the US toward China is one of 'constructive ... Taiwan is only sold 'defensive weapons,' Chang said. "We want US help on submarines ...www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=562

Who am I talking to? A child? You in there McMulay? You think the US,
with the most advanced military the world has ever seen, is going to
stop developing and lose all techno advances by 2015????

Evidently, you are of the opinion that China is in the perma-dark ages, and not committed to a massive military build up benefited tremendously by collaboration with Russians. The Chinese compromised the U.S.
nuclear "enhanced radiation" ('neutron bomb') some 5 years ago. Also, with the downing of the EP3, they compromised the most advanced information intercept platform the U.S. had.

Take a look at who is gaining EE Ph.D.'s in HUGE numbers at M.I.T., CalPoly, and at virtually every significant University in the USA.


If anything, China will dominate economically, like Japan found out
after WW2. It's not 1939 and you invade the country you want, anymore.

How long after a Communist nation of one billion five hundred million people "dominates economically" a nation of 300 million, -as well as Europe- do you think their massive investment in guns vs. butter will take to show up as a 'might makes right' policy on the high seas, in space,and via world oil trade?
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