@Bellum_Romanum bro, from what I gather if the quality of life in your country is high you will solve your demographic problems by immigration and if you have growth they will come. That is what happening in China and what is there not to like, the food is great, the women are beautiful and your security is assured. I know a lot of foreigners like to work in China and those who are able to save a lot and paid all their debts. I had seen videos of SK , TW and Japanese living their dreams in China.
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@Andy1974 constant pinging will damage your electronics and your hearing, is like you're inside a drum and somebody is hammering it from outside. And it is a common practice among Navies that if you're cornered and your location is identified that you have to surface to show that you have no hostile intention.
I as well, boomers are meant to hide not to hunt, but if its a convert SSGN then that's a stupid decision by the Americans and I think there will be a major redeployment of US submarine in the pacific instead surrendering the SCS to the Chinese.
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It is complete B.S.
Hendrik_2000
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There is protocol that when submarine sail in EEZ of a country they can do that but need to surface to show their peaceful intention. If they didn't do that the affected country ship will ping the submarine to let them know they transgress the protocol. It is the last warning . If the warning unheeded then the ship can send torpedo!
Most recent , the first thing they did is to debunk the rumour about 054A forcing US nuclear subs to the surface. Mr Su assures everyone that it did not happen. He also offers the following argument that why it couldn't have happened from first principle:
1. A Virginia-class can sustain 25knots+ under water with no endurance limit. A 054A has top speed of 27 knots and at that speed the fuel will not last long. If a Virginia really is in danger it could choose go damn the noise, pedal to the metal and make a run for it and 054A may not be able to chase it down
2. Related to above, SSNs are very unlikely to run at top speed on the surface, even if for some reason they were forced to the surface. Afterall SSN are designed to run at high speed submerged unlike WW2 subs. If you can run that fast why wouldn't you do so under water? Running at max speed on the surface is only done in safe areas for things like sea trial etc.
3. Even if a sub was forced to the surface, it won't stay there for long, It's extraordinarily unlikely to capture the ship on the surface via random satellite image
4. It takes a fair deal of money to get an account to open source satellite image libraries (something like 1,000 USD per month) and it takes even more money in terms of manpower to comb through satellite image to find what you're looking for. This is generally only done by big organisations like big news houses, state agencies or operations relying on AI assisted image recognition. To find transient targets like a sub you have to already know more or less the exact location and time of the event before you even start buying images, it's astronomically unlikely for a busy body to stumble upon this
In Mr Su's opinion this particular rumour is dangerous in that it could cause a "tail wag the dog" situation. No doubt as we speak this rumour is being picked up by western sources and people are asking USN if it's true or not. If there's misjudgement or lack of trust in any of the people along this chain (say, someone over state side think USN is trying to keep this one down to avoid embarrassment) they may ask USN to be even more aggressive to make up for this perceived loss of face, thus cause an effect in the real world.
Mr Su judges that the original source of this rumour "TG战斗力5" has also spread plenty of rumours previously (he said PLAAF have already overflown Taiwan and that PLAN managed to sink a SSN and recover body of US sailors last year). Mr Su thinks his MO has a certain "Taiwanese" smell about it and he has earned himself a spot on Mr Su's watch list.
1. A Virginia-class can sustain 25knots+ under water with no endurance limit. A 054A has top speed of 27 knots and at that speed the fuel will not last long. If a Virginia really is in danger it could choose go damn the noise, pedal to the metal and make a run for it and 054A may not be able to chase it down
2. Related to above, SSNs are very unlikely to run at top speed on the surface, even if for some reason they were forced to the surface. Afterall SSN are designed to run at high speed submerged unlike WW2 subs. If you can run that fast why wouldn't you do so under water? Running at max speed on the surface is only done in safe areas for things like sea trial etc.
3. Even if a sub was forced to the surface, it won't stay there for long, It's extraordinarily unlikely to capture the ship on the surface via random satellite image
4. It takes a fair deal of money to get an account to open source satellite image libraries (something like 1,000 USD per month) and it takes even more money in terms of manpower to comb through satellite image to find what you're looking for. This is generally only done by big organisations like big news houses, state agencies or operations relying on AI assisted image recognition. To find transient targets like a sub you have to already know more or less the exact location and time of the event before you even start buying images, it's astronomically unlikely for a busy body to stumble upon this
In Mr Su's opinion this particular rumour is dangerous in that it could cause a "tail wag the dog" situation. No doubt as we speak this rumour is being picked up by western sources and people are asking USN if it's true or not. If there's misjudgement or lack of trust in any of the people along this chain (say, someone over state side think USN is trying to keep this one down to avoid embarrassment) they may ask USN to be even more aggressive to make up for this perceived loss of face, thus cause an effect in the real world.
Mr Su judges that the original source of this rumour "TG战斗力5" has also spread plenty of rumours previously (he said PLAAF have already overflown Taiwan and that PLAN managed to sink a SSN and recover body of US sailors last year). Mr Su thinks his MO has a certain "Taiwanese" smell about it and he has earned himself a spot on Mr Su's watch list.
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Wow...Jeffery Sachs 
What about their corporate social responsibility score
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Retarded western politicans...
Huawei leads the world in 5G patents, even Ericsson uses Huawei components and IP.
When this G7 5G supply chain groupie gets off the ground and running, China would be close to launching 6G.
@Temstar bro thanks for your hard work and I'm happy that you take your time to research it, I apologized and should not post things that could be misconstrued and I'll be careful in the future.