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With the way this man child is squeaking like a silly little b!tch that got kick out of his mothers outhouse last weekend, I am starting to believe that the quality of leadership in the USA is beginning to seem more and more like a childcare gone wrong. I mean this man has literally been going at it in Child for years and seriously, what has this little b!tch accomplished other then being a complete whiner
We should care because them underestimating China is objectively an advantage. I want to see the Pentagon hire serpentza, laowhy86, and the rest of their cohort as advisors. I want the DoD to think like r/worldnews or r/NCD.
I've had it with this profoundly stupid cope sentiment among the pro-China crowd. The rampant delusion and underestimation of China in the west is not good, it's nothing but dangerous. Hitler's underestimation of the Soviets directly caused Operation Barbarossa and the deaths of 30 million people on the Eastern front, the same in today's nuclear world will be even more catastrophic. There should be a campaign to push back on the prevalent mindless tropes of China as a paper tiger that can be easily crushed to get the western populace to see it as at least more of a formidable foe to be respected and deter them from so cavalierly supporting a war.
This has the root in the widespread of sterotyping of which China is still viewed as an uncivilized and undeveloped middle age kingdom. Even though, ironically, the US congress and senate have voted unanimously to strip the "developing country" title from China.
China has not had its own Sputnik moment to "shock and awe" the west to change their view on China.
solarz
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Seriously, a common failure of posters here is the belief that what they see on the internet is what the professionals believe in.
And that's awful for operational surprise. Obviously the Fuyou Agency isn't doing its job properly.
Seriously, it looks to have less users than SDF
solarz
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The Ukraine War should tell you that with satellites and drones, there's no such thing as "operational surprise" on the modern battlefield.
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