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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Note: These photographs were presented at a very high cost. Over thirty photographers were captured and executed by the Chinese during this project.
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  • Talented
    How you know that Zulu ?
    And
    Scary stuff for all except for the now very proud chinese.

    Probably now expericing (spelling ?)the same feeling of supremecy that people in the states felt for the last fifty years.
    Anyway living in a country thats a nuclearmissile target must feel different somehow...Care to enlighten me with your insight to that ?
    Kindly
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  • SCorvers
    The subs and catamarans is what concerns me. Everything else is just a target for the U.S. Navy. You can have the equipment, but you have to monkey who knows what he is doing to use it effectively.
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  • allen griggs
    Some day the U.S. will be at war with the Chinese.
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    quote:Originally posted by Talented
    How you know that Zulu ?
    And
    Scary stuff for all except for the now very proud chinese.

    Probably now expericing (spelling ?)the same feeling of supremecy that people in the states felt for the last fifty years.
    Anyway living in a country thats a nuclearmissile target must feel different somehow...Care to enlighten me with your insight to that ?
    Kindly



    I was being sarcastic.
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  • Captplaid
    Good read. Impressive pictures. As Madaline albright would say, "What good is having a great bug Navy unless you use it."

    If China were to take over Taiwan, it would need a large army to take the island then a large navy to intimidate discourage the US from entering the fight.
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  • Talented
    I'm more worried of the Philippines becoming a Chinese overseas colony.Coz i really like the Philippines.
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  • SCorvers
    Aaaaaahhhhhh....the Philipines.....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.[^]
    Yup, I can see the Chinks taking Taiwan, the Phil., and putting a whole lot of pressure on the Japs. If I understand right, the Japs are trying to buff up their "Defense Forces". It's gonna happen. I just hope this Terrorist crap can be taken care of before it happens.
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  • zipperzap
    ... sure hate to lose them too ... the Philippinas, that is ... little
    cutiepies![:p][:p][:p]
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  • Talented
    The point is that last i heared they dont even have an airforce anymore...They would be an easy target.
    PS Subic bay,Barrio baretto.Subic city (calapandayan)
    [:)][:)][8D]
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  • zipperzap
    Remember when Subic was FULL of those cutiepie Philippinas![:p][:p][:p]
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  • alledan
    Those ships don't look too much different than ours[?]
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  • Talented
    [:D] Care for some Bullfrog or Mojo +[:p]
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  • bondai
    quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
    http://www.jeffhead.com/redseadragon/2007.htm
    [8D]


    Thanks to captain cumshot Bill Klinton the Chinese have the best technology money can buy.
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  • fastcarsgofast
    quote:Originally posted by alledan
    Those ships don't look too much different than ours[?]
    The carrier looks British to me. Then again I've never been in the Chinese navy.
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  • akfanatik
    I dont think manpower is gonna be a problem for china when they take over the south pacific, %20 of the worlds population contained in their country, 6.5 billion, maybe "red dawn" will really happen...you know, the movie
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  • Cubslover
    Naw, they aren't a threat. Hell, it takes them 17 words to say "fire".

    They'll be blown out of the water by then.
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  • Colt Super
    Movie makers slightly ahead of their time.

    When you're in the school, stay away from the windows.

    Doug
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  • allen griggs
    Let us say that China decides to invade Taiwan.

    Should the U.S. fight to defend Taiwan?
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  • OJMayo
    quote:Originally posted by bondai
    quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
    http://www.jeffhead.com/redseadragon/2007.htm
    [8D]


    Thanks to captain cumshot Bill Klinton the Chinese have the best technology money can buy.


    thats true. but every american company and every american person who buys something made in china contributed to this. how do you think they got the money ?
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  • sig232
    Yep, all of our technology is being transfered out of this country due to the fair trade laws. Our corporations are seeking the cheap labor to compete with the foreign products. This is a big mistake and we will not have the mfg plants to create the products we need for war at some point.

    Its a stupid game we have bought into and it could distroy us at some point! But of course all of our great honorable leaders have assured us that this it the right path.

    It is also interesting that the Russians are arming all our potential enemys and are snuggling up with the Chinese and Iranians and Putin is rattling the sabre again. You must always be vigilant folks and have a strong defense. We talk to much and share too much to keep our military strong.
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    quote:By way of reference, in general numbers, over the last five to six years, the PLAN has built and launched over 80 new major surface combatants for its fleet. In that same time period, they have not decommissioned any major surface combatants, meaning they have added 80 major surface combatant vessels to their inventory. In that same period, the US Navy has built 46 new major surface combatants. At the same time, the US Navy has decommissioned 49 major surface combatants, many of them with 10-15 years of service life remaining, meaning a net loss of three major surface combatants in this period.

    Clearly the trend shows that the PLAN is rapidly closing the gap between itself and the US Navy, and particualrly when focusing on the Western Pacific, which is where the PLAN is concentrated, this is a trend worthy of watching and considering in future US Navy and other western nation's planning and acquisition schedules. That statement assumes that every ship in the Chinese inventory is a modern design and up to Western standards...

    ... which they're not.

    While the pictures were cool, the text accompanying it was mostly alarmist claptrap. The words "possibly", "estimates", and "maybe" appear too often for this thing to be taken seriously. "Perhaps up to one hundred!!!!!!" Well, so long as we're guessing here, why not make it an even thousand just to be safe in your prognostications?

    Everything presented points to China wanting a blue-water navy.

    Now considering China recieves over 25% of her oil supply from overseas, why is that such a surprising move? When the shoe was on the other foot, did America sit back and say, "Oh well, we increasingly rely upon international trade for our economic health... we'll let the British navy defend it for us!"

    I don't think so.

    War with China is only inevitable if idiot warmongers have their way. And whether they speak English or Mandarin doesn't make a difference - idiocy is not the sole domain of any nation or people.
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  • allen griggs
    "War with China is only inevitable if idiot warmongers have their way. And whether they speak English or Mandarin doesn't make a difference - idiocy is not the sole domain of any nation or people."

    Please do not hijack the thread, monkey. We are discussing China, not Bush administration policies towards Iraq.
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  • buschmaster
    I still think ship for ship the japanese would kick their asses.

    brain fart!
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  • 11b6r
    Was in Honolulu when a Chinese naval vessel made a port call a little while back. They gave the young sailors shore leave. They all swarmed across the street for "American souvenir". From K Mart! [:p]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by SCorvers
    The subs and catamarans is what concerns me. Everything else is just a target for the U.S. Navy. You can have the equipment, but you have to monkey who knows what he is doing to use it effectively.


    The same was said about the Imperial Japanese Navy up to December 6th, 1941.


    Underestimate Chinese drive or intelligence at your own peril
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  • Cameroon
    I don't think we should support Taiwan if China invades. From what I
    understand, Taiwan is part of China. Also, in my opinion, we will fight
    China only if US policy stays in the bully mode. Remember when Chaney
    wanted China to explain why they were spending so much money on their
    military? Like EMM says, war is inevitable if warmongers have their way.
    It has nothing to do with Bush and his Iraq policy.
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  • Kimbercolt
    I think it will be the muslums against the non muslums.
    be perpared, have plenty of ammo./
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    "War with China is only inevitable if idiot warmongers have their way. And whether they speak English or Mandarin doesn't make a difference - idiocy is not the sole domain of any nation or people."

    Please do not hijack the thread, monkey. We are discussing China, not Bush administration policies towards Iraq.
    As China's fate is linked so tightly to our own, I do not think it's "hijacking" the thread to say that war with China will only be accomplished if idiots have their way. I notice you did not admonish anyone else for their caustic comments regarding Clinton, so rather than take umbrage at someone slighting your sacred cow, I suggest you come to realize that whatever we do has a great deal of impact on China and vice versa.
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  • leeblackman
    China's military is scary. The only thing I know is from what I've seen on documentaries (national geographic) and what a couple of friends who live in maylasia who have family in a part of China tell me. But from what I get, China is like several different countries in one, and they are having a huge economic growth. Their kids spend ten years of their lives growing up in special schools to either become a law enforcement officer or a soldier. And they have alot of them. I think in a ground fight, soldier to soldier, they would probably obliterate us. Its a good thing we have more nukes.
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