It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by USAisdevil
reply to post by Vitchilo
in exchange destruction of entire anglo-saxon race.Its not a bad exchange for Russia at all. And nuke exchange are survivable.Biological weaponry NOT.
Originally posted by BigNOIDindaHouse
so, cui bono?
I say (after syriah) lebanon, maybe jordan will be next. After that they´ll go after the oil again. Let´s say in the Sudan and alike.
this is so effed up.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by cerebralassassins
No
Not dismissing their navy just looking at the situation realistically. Here are several issues with various scenarios
1. It takes time for a navy to sail all the way from Chinese ports.
2. The US/West will see their navy coming with satellites
3. They will have to sail through and be bottle necked in the Suez canal also past Israel or
4. They will have to sail all the way around Africa
5. They will have to fight the combined navies of the US and EU in the EUs own backyard. The Med
6. China can't defeat that kind of naval power with submarines and one Aircraft carrier.
edit on 27-11-2011 by SLAYER69 because: (no reason given)
Now back to topic, If one believes that China will pull the trigger alone on this or Russia will pull the trigger on this as a single force then they are very much mistaken. There is an extremely high almost certainty based on think tanks that those two nations will join forces to defend their hold within the middle east.
Originally posted by cerebralassassins
Everything that you have mentioned here is correct providing one goes about it the conventional way. If and i stress if this is escalates then it will not be a single force fighting against any other single force. This is the reason why NATO moved some much hardware across the globe to the sothern tip of Greece.
Now back to topic, If one believes that China will pull the trigger alone on this or Russia will pull the trigger on this as a single force then they are very much mistaken.
There is an extremely high almost certainty based on think tanks that those two nations will join forces to defend their hold within the middle east. Given that days ago the russian fleet is on the move and within striking distance of both middle eastern nations and nato units does not render on my radar as a simple misunderstanding.
We are all familiar that long range missiles are what was once the marine core charging at the enemy to obtain a strategic foothold before the more bulky but vast numbers of heavy battle units were thrown in. So in conclusion, obvious missile exchange will and is inevitable as many missile systems NEED to be used and proven within real battle condition to pave the way for the next generation upgrades.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by cerebralassassins
Everything that you have mentioned here is correct providing one goes about it the conventional way. If and i stress if this is escalates then it will not be a single force fighting against any other single force. This is the reason why NATO moved some much hardware across the globe to the sothern tip of Greece.
NATO didnt have to move hardware "all across the globe" to Greece it's relatively close but proceed...
Now back to topic, If one believes that China will pull the trigger alone on this or Russia will pull the trigger on this as a single force then they are very much mistaken.
I'm always interested in hearing others theories.
There is an extremely high almost certainty based on think tanks that those two nations will join forces to defend their hold within the middle east. Given that days ago the russian fleet is on the move and within striking distance of both middle eastern nations and nato units does not render on my radar as a simple misunderstanding.
We've seen this type of sabre rattling before many times going back many decades. But you're sure this time they mean business? I'm pretty sure people then thought they did as well. Hopefully nothing will come of this.
We are all familiar that long range missiles are what was once the marine core charging at the enemy to obtain a strategic foothold before the more bulky but vast numbers of heavy battle units were thrown in. So in conclusion, obvious missile exchange will and is inevitable as many missile systems NEED to be used and proven within real battle condition to pave the way for the next generation upgrades.
I'm not exactly sure where you are going with that one.edit on 27-11-2011 by SLAYER69 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by cerebralassassins
The possible missile exchange that is to be, will be and it will catch everyone off guard except for those who already now the time line of events. But yes, i will say again, a missile exchange is and will be given the green light upon agreements between the east and west.
The smaller nations are to be the battle testing ground for the exchange as i mentioned earlier, as live conditions need to be used inorder to obtain much needed data so as to pave the way for the next generation of missile high altitude platforms.
I have nothing to do with religion, economy or otherwise other than reading it how it is and one must come to terms that the so called one global currency and government is what we are all witnessing as we read the internet / read newspapers / listening to talk shows or listen to television news.
You see slayer, the human race needs to refocus itself once again as it did right after the first world war and then as it refocused itself after the second world war.
But Bashar Assad is not the smartest man on the planet.