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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    lee,

    Fortunately a naval fight won't come down to hand-to-hand combat.[:D]



    PBJLoaf,

    I agree. I personally think we should be applauding China's militarization. We constantly complain about how everyone expects us to police thee world, yet get our panties in a bunch when someone steps up to the plate and says, "Hey, I'll look out for myself."

    If we allied with China, there would be nobody on Earth that could take us on, much less out.
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  • nyforester
    In 20 years even the Mexicans will be learning how to speak Chinese.
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  • Mr. Gunz
    quote:Originally posted by 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.



    ahh what the hell[:D][:D][:D] hahaha lol rofl
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  • allen griggs
    quote:Originally posted by 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.



    Sorry, elmuertomonkey. I was being sarcastic. I know that sarcasm doesn't come across on the forum.
    What I was saying was that if only idiot warmongers could cause a war with China, then Bush and Cheney would be the right men for the job of starting the China war.
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  • actionherotrainee
    quote:

    every american company and every american person who buys something made in china contributed to this. how do you think they got the money ?
    [/quote]

    I couldn't agree more... and all of you are invited to take the challenge.. go to practically any store nowadays, Walmart, K-mart, Dollar General, Harbor Freight, Lowes, and try finding something not made in China. Good luck, you'll need it.

    I've begun checking the label on everything I buy, and sometimes it's so frustrating I just leave the store without getting what I originally went for. I suspect most people are clueless as to just how much of this crap comes from China.

    Still, I have a house full of stuff made in China, because sometimes I really need the item and just don't have a choice because the only one available is from China.

    There's a real problem here, folks.

    And remember, noone ever won a war by underestimating his enemy.
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  • zipperzap
    Pssst!

    Our Navy hardware is wearing out.

    You'd be surprised how many ships have to return to port each time
    a task force deploys. I've got a friend - his wife's my wife's best friend
    locally - he is in the civilian 'fixiem on the spot electronics repair
    business.

    ... we certainly don't have the ship-shape Navy that we used to have.
    [:(]
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  • andersk
    Looks to me like some one else in the global neighbourhood has some new toys! Guess they just want to show them off. Or maybe they did not want to show them off, and that's why the photographers got wacked.

    Should we be concerned? Yes.

    Should we get paranoid? No.

    Should we go ballistic? No.
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
    Pssst!

    Our Navy hardware is wearing out.

    You'd be surprised how many ships have to return to port each time
    a task force deploys. I've got a friend - his wife's my wife's best friend
    locally - he is in the civilian 'fixiem on the spot electronics repair
    business.

    ... we certainly don't have the ship-shape Navy that we used to have.
    [:(]



    +1 Considering that every one of our Ohio-Class missile boats undergoes major refits every 12 to 18 months, I'd say we're not anywhere near as good as we should be.

    I think the Navy's high point was at the end of WWII when we had God-knows how many capital ships, support craft and submarines, and more on the drawing board.

    Granted, the subs then were more like surface ships that could submerge, unlike today's subs that can stay underwater for as long as the food holds out.
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    quote:Originally posted by 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.



    Sorry, elmuertomonkey. I was being sarcastic. I know that sarcasm doesn't come across on the forum.
    What I was saying was that if only idiot warmongers could cause a war with China, then Bush and Cheney would be the right men for the job of starting the China war.
    I stand properly chastised, even if such was not your intent - my fault entirely for not having the sense pf humor God gave a snail.[;)]
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  • akfanatik
    i havent seen the japanese navy lately, anyone have some pics and stats???
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    akfanatik,

    Yeah, I think they made a movie about it... it's called "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea."[:D]

    Sorry, couldn't resist.[;)]
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  • actionherotrainee
    quote:Originally posted by andersk
    Looks to me like some one else in the global neighbourhood has some new toys! Guess they just want to show them off. Or maybe they did not want to show them off, and that's why the photographers got wacked.

    Should we be concerned? Yes.

    Should we get paranoid? No.

    Should we go ballistic? No.


    Should we stop sending them all our money? Yes.

    Should we be prepared for war? Yes.
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  • Gotteskrieger
    we need to hit china now with a nuclear attack and save ourselves some grief later.(i am not being sarcastic)
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  • Mr. Gunz
    quote:Originally posted by Zulu7
    quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
    Pssst!

    Our Navy hardware is wearing out.

    You'd be surprised how many ships have to return to port each time
    a task force deploys. I've got a friend - his wife's my wife's best friend
    locally - he is in the civilian 'fixiem on the spot electronics repair
    business.

    ... we certainly don't have the ship-shape Navy that we used to have.
    [:(]



    +1 Considering that every one of our Ohio-Class missile boats undergoes major refits every 12 to 18 months, I'd say we're not anywhere near as good as we should be.

    I think the Navy's high point was at the end of WWII when we had God-knows how many capital ships, support craft and submarines, and more on the drawing board.

    Granted, the subs then were more like surface ships that could submerge, unlike today's subs that can stay underwater for as long as the food holds out.






    If the food runs out you could just eat people (the enemy)[:D]
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  • Smokeeater 38
    Nuke'em [}:)] [}:)] [}:)] [}:)]
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