2013-11-06, 09:06 | Link #31661 |
Lumine Passio
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For now, I just want:
1.The US to finish F-35 and sell them all over the world. And... 2.Russia delivered to us the remaining Su30MK2V, the third Kilo-class submarine, and not sell Su-35S to China. All for the sake of halting China espansion. |
2013-11-06, 09:16 | Link #31662 | |
NYAAAAHAAANNNNN~
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And they know a war can hurt their economic drive, so they would prefer to buy out those countries with resources first, then when US's regional military influence is no longer a threat, they settle everything else by force. P.S The F-35 wouldn't be a flying target for China's J-31 if they just fucking removed the VTOL capability and put in AESA radar/ECM extender components.
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2013-11-06, 09:30 | Link #31663 | |
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F-35s? Dude, if half of what is written about the F-35 is true, China would do more damage by letting every country overload themselves with F-35s.
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2013-11-06, 09:38 | Link #31664 |
Lumine Passio
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Hmm... What about Taiwan, Mongolia and the whole ASEAN? My dear international friends, China is trying to torn every countries into bits, and then openly devouring them raw, when the land still soaked with blood.
Don't mean anything racism - We're all human after all. But correct me if I'm wrong: Didn't China's Conquista Idealogist has existed along with the acient tribles on the Yellow River and then carried to today? For example, if you look closely at the One Hundred Days reform and their decleration, you could spot some sentences about these ideal. |
2013-11-06, 09:59 | Link #31665 | |
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So who is China "devouring raw" these days? Dispute some heated words now and then, China is remarkably restrained in her military action.
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2013-11-06, 10:10 | Link #31666 |
Lumine Passio
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And believe me, that won't keep long. Read this:
http://vietnamdefence.com/Home/phant...1310/52991.vnd Use Google Translator. And haven't you know President Xi's "China Dream"? |
2013-11-06, 10:10 | Link #31667 |
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China is simply returning to its traditional role as the regional leader in East Asia. Its size simply renders it hard to prevent its coming back once it gets its shape together. If only China doesn't have so much chips on its shoulder and we're in better enough shape to set our conditions, I wouldn't really mind with Chinese leadership in the region. Alas, by things as they are, it will only lead to terrible things, both in China and the neighborhood.
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2013-11-06, 10:15 | Link #31668 |
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Look like one of my wish is granted:
Russia refused to sell Su-35 to China due to "technical problem" Read more at: http://vietnamdefence.com/Home/tintu...1311/53048.vnd |
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Also, every leader have their "country dreams." If you are bothered too much about dreams. I recommend better sleeping pills. Quote:
Oh look, they did make the sale after all. And the crutch of the issue was Russia worried about China reverse engineering the design, than any interest in the reassuring SEAN paranoia. Edit: Actually, from my reading of recent articles, China really didn't care about the SU-35 but only in its engines. Thus, China only wanted 24 SU-35, while Russia insisted more.
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2013-11-06, 12:51 | Link #31671 | |
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Brazil is doing traditional spying. I.E bugging embassies, spying on Government centers, etc. Gov on Gov stuff. The "traditional" spying. America is hitting civilian traffic ALL OVER THE WORLD. That is beyond the pale. It is going to big brother stuff. Should a Major General working in the Kremlin worry about American bugs? You betcha. Should random Japanese kid in Tokyo worry about NSA sucking up her Email? No. 1984.
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2013-11-06, 14:28 | Link #31672 | |
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2013-11-06, 15:18 | Link #31673 | |
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2013-11-06, 15:21 | Link #31674 |
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Media has consistently shown that Japanese school age kids are actually far more competent and deadly than their adults and some are even the equivalent of tactical weapons. Keeping and eye on them is only prudent.
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2013-11-06, 16:42 | Link #31676 | |
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Rand Paul admits his plagiarism 'is my fault'
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Isn't true than they still have issue developing a modern, 100% Chinese engine?
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2013-11-06, 17:44 | Link #31678 | |
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Edit: China also invent the world first Land mines. I will assume bow, swords, and axes to generic to be claimed by anyone civilization~ Opps. Yes, I meant to say no. edited.
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2013-11-06, 17:59 | Link #31680 |
Lumine Passio
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Pss... If not for these 19th and 20th century of half-colonial years, China might have be something great.
Japan couldn't developed weapon, not that they don't want to or they don't have the ability. Remember the F-2 Zero Viper? Even a design decades old could caused a ruckus between Japan and America. Oh, and one last thing: Have the American Dream in the 50s-90s lead to something great? |
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