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Originally posted by JerryB08
Anyone familiar with current international military's strength's already knew this. I found it interesting that China's top Military General would admit this. I wonder If he is pushing for more money for much larger Chinese military build up.
At least the Chinese citizens seem to be thinking in realistic terms. Russia is also in a similar situation when it comes to their military strength.
With all our current military capibilities we are still threatened by terrorists in thrid word country's.
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Originally posted by StopFool
I can but only laugh at some of the comments I have read so far. America beats Afghanistan and Iraq now there the greatest army history has ever seen!
Nobody will dare challenge us, get a grip some of you on this thread please. Pick a fight with China, you'll see all this macho talk evaporate rapidly. China in my mind fired a missile of the West of LA only a few months ago, this country is well prepared for war.. Three thousand people in 9/11 imagine a full scale war with China, it will not be a pretty sight or a quick war millions will die on both sides, including some of you talking all big now.
Originally posted by randomname
sun tzu, the art of war: ..."if you are strong, feign weakness"
edit on 19-5-2011 by randomname because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by loOranks
Originally posted by randomname
sun tzu, the art of war: ..."if you are strong, feign weakness"
edit on 19-5-2011 by randomname because: (no reason given)
My thoughts exactly.
Chinese bank agreed to buy a stake in the US arm of Bank of East Asia.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (I.C.B.C.), the largest of China’s “big 4” state owned commercial banks agreed to pay $140 million for an 80% stake in the United States subsidiary of the Bank of East Asia, which is based in Hong Kong and has 13 branches in New York and California. The rationale was:
“Chinese banks are aggressively seeking to expand overseas, hoping that they can support Chinese companies abroad instead of losing them to American and European financial companies.”
This was I.C.B.C.’s second investment in North America, after buying a 70% stake in the Canadian operations of the Bank of East Asia Last year. It’s most notable investment however, is the 20% stake in Standard Bank South Africa that provides it with access to mining, energy and other resource firms in Africa.
According to a recent PwC analysis: “China’s appetite for overseas assets is insatiable, with natural resources remaining a key industry target, as the country aims to secure the resources it needs to fuel its engine of economic growth,” Mr Brown said. As predicted by PwC earlier in the year, apart from continued strong interest in natural resources, there has been an increasing number of acquisitions of high technology companies, as Chinese buyers look to bring know-how back to China to foster a developing economy. There is also strong interest in machinery and equipment manufacturers, and the automotive sector.”
Originally posted by loOranks
Originally posted by randomname
sun tzu, the art of war: ..."if you are strong, feign weakness"
edit on 19-5-2011 by randomname because: (no reason given)
My thoughts exactly.
Originally posted by DuceizBack
Originally posted by StopFool
I can but only laugh at some of the comments I have read so far. America beats Afghanistan and Iraq now there the greatest army history has ever seen!
Nobody will dare challenge us, get a grip some of you on this thread please. Pick a fight with China, you'll see all this macho talk evaporate rapidly. China in my mind fired a missile of the West of LA only a few months ago, this country is well prepared for war.. Three thousand people in 9/11 imagine a full scale war with China, it will not be a pretty sight or a quick war millions will die on both sides, including some of you talking all big now.
You're an idiot.
A chinese military guy said he don't think the chinese can compete with us,and you go against what he says, despite the fact he should know the limitations of the army?
You're an idiot man.
The USA would take a dump over china ten times out of ten.
In all out war? china would get owned, but sissies like you would cry about war crimes.
Originally posted by stonebutterfly
reply to post by randomname
very wel lsaid, but i find it hard to believe theyd want to go war with us. we support a massive amount of thier economy aka Walmart goods.
Originally posted by JerryB08
Top Chinese General: "China does not have the capibilitay to challange the US."
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China's top military officer said Wednesday that his country lacked the equipment and directives necessary to challenge the U.S. militarily.
"Through my visit over the past couple of days in the United States, I am surprised by the sophistication of the U.S. military, including its weapons and equipment and doctrines and so on," People's Liberation Army leader General Chen Bingde said. "I can tell you that China does not have the capability to challenge the United States. As a matter of fact, the reconnaissance activities along China's coast by U.S. military aircraft and vessels are s
Originally posted by JerryB08
Top Chinese General: "China does not have the capibilitay to challange the US."
politics.blogs.foxnews.com
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China's top military officer said Wednesday that his country lacked the equipment and directives necessary to challenge the U.S. militarily.
"Through my visit over the past couple of days in the United States, I am surprised by the sophistication of the U.S. military, including its weapons and equipment and doctrines and so on," People's Liberation Army leader General Chen Bingde said. "I can tell you that China does not have the capability to challenge the United States. As a matter of fact, the reconnaissance activities along China's coast by U.S. military aircraft and vessels are s