Re: why is everyone so anti US?OT

On Jan 8, 12:42 pm, Bobs <mcaula...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
China, India, Indo.

None of this countries have any chance of a succesful invasion. None
of them have a navy with the capability to transport 100,000+ men and
armor, nor any carriers for air support, nor the technology, and most
importantly....they don't have the logistics. How are they going to
feed these people?

Like I said, the USA is the only country that can take down Australia
at the current time.

Sorry, I missed the 'current time' bit. I was thinking ahead a bit,
say in 5-10 years, or even a bit later if the reasoning was food/water
(which isn't a big issue today).

Obviously the US. What about Russia?

Also 'take down' probably needs defining. Is it 'make the federal
government surrender' or 'full occupation of the civilian population'?


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