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Originally posted by k4rupt
And US are complaining of chinese military aggressiveness.
[edit on 31-10-2005 by k4rupt]
However, the planners also said the United States was seeking to build a network of contacts with the Chinese government and military through which the power overlap could be managed rather than fought over.
"Do we have to have conflict because of the rise of China? I don't believe so," said Adm. William J. Fallon, who heads the Hawaii-based Pacific Command from an office with a sweeping view of Pearl Harbor and the vast ocean beyond.
"As they grow, there's going to be an inevitable push as they take advantage of their economic ability to improve their military capabilities," he said of the Chinese. "We ought to recognize that as a reality. This is not a zero-sum game.
"I do not buy the program," he said, referring to the presumption that conflict cannot be avoided. "I just don't buy it."
Originally posted by NWguy83
Because we can.
Just thank God everyday of your life that Stormin Norman isn't the president.
Originally posted by W4rl0rD
"The bomb bay was fitted for 80 GPS-guided bombs, at 500 pounds each, that could be delivered to any target in Asia within a few hours."
Get what they are thinking?
Originally posted by The Middle Kingdom
Only one General that we are aware of and all militaries have ther quacks and hacks in high places though not nessasarily in important high places hopefully.
Afterall didnt MacArthur want 40-50 atomic bombs for the korean war?
Originally posted by snafu7700
Originally posted by The Middle Kingdom
Only one General that we are aware of and all militaries have ther quacks and hacks in high places though not nessasarily in important high places hopefully.
Afterall didnt MacArthur want 40-50 atomic bombs for the korean war?
very true, middle kingdom, macarthur wanted to nuke china to stop them from entering the war, which is one of the main reasons he was relieved of command....was the chinese general in question relieved? if not, it suggests agreement of the chinese government.
as long as we are off topic here, let me ask you, do you think that the taiwan issue will trigger a war between the US and China?
Originally posted by Seekerof
The real question here is just exactly who here is complaining?
seekerof
Originally posted by The Middle Kingdom
Funny thing is that actually happened in the 60's just replace Chinese with Russian... and hours within minutes....