That's a pretty damn big gun.
Well, yeh, but they were unarmed according to Svnla.
That's a pretty damn big gun.
The real test for Hong Kong will come when something goes wrong in China. The history of China is like a pendulum. When it swings to the right, things improve in terms of freedoms and the economy also improves. Then suddenly it swings violently to the left, destroying most of those achievements on the way. History tells us that it swings to the left once every 10 years. The last time it did that was June 1989. When it happens again, we must watch carefully to see whether Hong Kong also swings to the left along with it.
Empires love playing Empire, and China is now drawing lines on maps like big-boy Empires.
So, China has a line drawn on open ocean.
Do you oppose the lines drawn by the US on world maps?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Central_Command
I never claimed the lines were the same.
I asked if you are OK with the US drawing lines on maps like China does.
Because just drawing a line and claiming territory doesn't mean anything until you actually start enforcing those lines.
The US has a lot more presence in any one of those CENTCOM locations than China has right off of its own coastline.
China has been the #1 Communist government for decades now.
Maybe you should pay more attention.
Wow. When I said you didn't need to be stupid in every thread, I obviously underestimated your ability to square the stupid. Pray continue with your most amusing master plan. I believe you were at "lines is lines" . . .Empires love playing Empire, and China is now drawing lines on maps like big-boy Empires.
So, China has a line drawn on open ocean.
Do you oppose the lines drawn by the US on world maps?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Central_Command
Wow. When I said you didn't need to be stupid in every thread, I obviously underestimated your ability to square the stupid. Pray continue with your most amusing master plan. I believe you were at "lines is lines" . . .
Shorter you almost every time you decide to type something:
Hurr durr, name calling, derp, herp a derp.
Empires draw lines on maps.
Here's a nice thread where we get to scream and cry about it, as if drawing a line on a map means a damn thing until action is taken on it.
And all you can do is stand aside and call me names. Again.
You're so smart and clever. Such a brilliant mind, calling me names. Yet again.
Congrats, hotshot.
I wonder how many neo-cons are creaming their pants at the thought of a possible conflict with China. Finally a war where we can have real American casualties! Yipppeee-kI-yay!!!
Ignore the troll :|I wonder how many neo-cons are creaming their pants at the thought of a possible conflict with China. Finally a war where we can have real American casualties! Yipppeee-kI-yay!!!
exactly how many neo-cons have you heard supporting a war with China?
exactly how many neo-cons have you heard supporting a war with China?
Lets start with the neocons. The latest salvo from that side is a report from the neoconservative Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD), a Washington think tank and advocacy group that is heavily focused on Iran, the Middle East, and the war on terrorism. In a report issued September 15, the FDD helpfully provides the federal government with a list of ten Chinese companies that do energy business with Iran, and it calls on the White House to punish China and blacklist the ten firms. The intent is to force China to halt its oil and gas trade with Iran. Among the companies named by FDD are Chinas very biggest state-owned entities, including the Chinese National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC) and the China National Petroleum Company (CNPC).
The companies, FDD warns ominously, have invested in Irans oil and natural gas sectors, provided Iran with key energy equipment, technology and services, supplied Iran with refined petroleum, and purchased Iranian petroleum products. None of that, of course, violates international law, nor does it violate the UN sanctions on Iran, which were supported by China. But the FDD wants nothing less than the total economic isolation of Iran, and it blames China for undermining the unilateral sanctions that the United States seeks to implement against Iran. No rational observer would see anything wrong in China trying to meet its energy needs by dealing with a major world producer such as Iran.
Why should America care about the South China Sea anyways. It is China's balliwick. Let them have it. Problem solved. Definitely not worth creating an international crisis over.
We have allies that China is threatening.
Why should America care about the South China Sea anyways. It is China's balliwick. Let them have it. Problem solved. Definitely not worth creating an international crisis over.
There is freedom of the seas.WHO and HOW? These are UNINHABITED islands for christ's sake.
Here's a nice thread where we get to scream and cry about it, as if drawing a line on a map means a damn thing until action is taken on it.
Why should America care about the South China Sea anyways. It is China's balliwick. Let them have it. Problem solved. Definitely not worth creating an international crisis over.
exactly how many neo-cons have you heard supporting a war with China?
Well they support actions which raise tensions with China. In general I have never heard of a neo-con not supporting war.
http://www.thenation.com/blog/154804/neocons-afl-cio-both-blast-china-want-obama-act
WHO and HOW? These are UNINHABITED islands for christ's sake.
So. What do we do about it?
I get that bshole says, "nothing".
What other options are there other than blathering?
So. What do we do about it?
I get that bshole says, "nothing".
What other options are there other than blathering?
