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Current Events => Breaking News => Topic started by: TheSarge on March 25, 2009, 09:51:16 AM
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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Defense Department is questioning how China intends to use its rapidly expanding military power, including what it calls some "disruptive military technologies."
A new Pentagon report also says Beijing continues to develop weapons that threaten Taiwan, even though tensions between the two have been reduced significantly.
The assessment comes in the latest in a series of annual assessments for Congress of China's military power.A new Pentagon report also says Beijing continues to develop weapons that threaten Taiwan, even though tensions between the two have been reduced significantly.
The assessment comes in the latest in a series of annual assessments for Congress of China's military power.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/first100days/2009/03/25/pentagon-china-weapons-development-threatens-taiwan/
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Geez...
That's like saying, "Great White Sharks threaten female swimmers having periods off the coast of South Africa."
"Film at Eleven."
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Geez...
That's like saying, "Great White Sharks threaten female swimmers having periods off the coast of South Africa."
"Film at Eleven."
In other words.....bend over Taiwan amd kiss your ass goodbye. You are to be a gift to the socialist state of China from the new leader of the socialist state of America. The almost blind dude from England only got DVD's that don't work on his system because England isn't communist enough.
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IMHO China is very close to calling our bluff on the whole "Two China's" thing.
And I'm afraid we're going to blink.
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IMHO China is very close to calling our bluff on the whole "Two China's" thing.
And I'm afraid we're going to blink.
Does afraid equal certainty
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IMHO China is very close to calling our bluff on the whole "Two China's" thing.
And I'm afraid we're going to blink.
This is one of those situations where Obama has to show some serious balls no matter what. If China does move in, we are obligated by treaty to intervene. So Obama either has to make the call to open hostilities with China, or he's got to turn his back on an ally. Either way will have long standing reprecussions. I honestly don't know which call he'll make.
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This is one of those situations where Obama has to show some serious balls no matter what. If China does move in, we are obligated by treaty to intervene. So Obama either has to make the call to open hostilities with China, or he's got to turn his back on an ally. Either way will have long standing reprecussions. I honestly don't know which call he'll make.
Turn his back.....................how can he go against a communist nation???
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Does afraid equal certainty
Yeah it is.
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This is one of those situations where Obama has to show some serious balls no matter what. If China does move in, we are obligated by treaty to intervene. So Obama either has to make the call to open hostilities with China, or he's got to turn his back on an ally. Either way will have long standing reprecussions. I honestly don't know which call he'll make.
Obligations and commitments to long standing allies mean nothing to him.
Just ask Hamid Karzi...Poland...Israel
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It is ironic that he hyped about reclaiming our 'standing' in the world, only to turn his back on our allies. The hypocrisy is not surprising though. The spineless Kenyan will back down without a shot being fired, despite being bound by treaty to come to Taiwan's aid.