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US Hails China’s Advanced Notice of ICBM Test as ‘Good Thing’​


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Sept 25th Pentagon Press Briefing:

Japan: Evil China just launched a dummy nuclear missile over the Pacific Ocean, how are you going to criticize them.
US: STFU, China is good and launched the ICBM very professionally. We hope they do more ICBM tests and please alert us before hand.

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Sept 25th Pentagon Press Briefing:

Japan: Evil China just launched a dummy nuclear missile over the Pacific Ocean, how are you going to criticize them.
US: STFU, China is good and launched the ICBM very professionally. We hope they do more ICBM tests and please alert us before hand.

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"The U.S. imperialists are very arrogant; if at all possible, they always refuse to talk reason, and will do so after a fashion only when driven into a tight corner."

See how right Mao has been all these years.
 
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Truman stopping MacArthur was a mistake that they will not make again and you can expect the very same treatment should the US ever be in such a position of advantage again.
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Had they nuked the Soviet Union, the US would have gotten nuked back by the Soviet Union in retaliation. The Soviets had nukes and the means to deliver them. The Tu-4 in a one-way nuclear bombing mission had enough range to hit the major cities in the US.
 
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We can't hold Iran up to China's standard cause they didn't have leaders like China did. I don't support nuclear proliferation, but everyone needs to give North Korea respect for toughing it out and building nuclear weapons.

Perhaps this is why the countries in East Asia are the way they are, they are willing to sacrifice a generation for the future of the nation.
(Mongolia is the only exception as it is a failed state and really should be a Chinese province)
 
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coolgod said:
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Sept 25th Pentagon Press Briefing:

Japan: Evil China just launched a dummy nuclear missile over the Pacific Ocean, how are you going to criticize them.
US: STFU, China is good and launched the ICBM very professionally. We hope they do more ICBM tests and please alert us before hand.

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This reminds me of a short story on how North Korea informed other countries about an upcoming nuclear test.

North Korea: "We will be conducting a nuclear test in 9."
Other countries: "9 what? Days? Weeks?"
North Korea: "8. 7. 6..."

May be China could learn a thing or two.
 
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We can't hold Iran up to China's standard cause they didn't have leaders like China did. I don't support nuclear proliferation, but everyone needs to give North Korea respect for toughing it out and building nuclear weapons.

Perhaps this is why the countries in East Asia are the way they are, they are willing to sacrifice a generation for the future of the nation.
(Mongolia is the only exception as it is a failed state and really should be a Chinese province)
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I suppose Solemeini was to be Iran's Mao of sorts, but he was lured and assassinated by the Israelis. China was indeed very lucky to have not just Mao, but so many gifted leaders of the CPC. Mongolia should indeed be reabsorbed back into China proper and finish for once and for all, the West's fetish for the mongol horde and desires to ape the mongols.
 
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First Panamax Containership Sprints Across Arctic Reaching China In Just Three Weeks​

(gCaptain) – The first Arctic transit of a large container ship has gone off without a hitch. The 294 meter-long Panamax vessel Flying Fish 1, traveled from St. Petersburg in the Baltic Sea to China in just over three weeks, shaving around two weeks off a standard voyage via the Suez Canal.

It is set to arrive at its destination in Shanghai early on September 26. The vessel is operated by EZ Safetrans Logistics out of Hong Kong.

The proposition of regular summer season box shipping across Russia’s Northern Sea Route seemed impossible to most just a decade ago. This year
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, all connecting Russian and Chinese ports via the Arctic shortcut.
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Capable of carrying 4,890 twenty-foot equivalent containers it sets a new standard for Arctic container shipping. Prior to this summer only smaller box carriers holding around 1,500-2,000 gave the Arctic shortcut a try. Over the past three months
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between ports and China and Arkhangelsk and St. Petersburg.

Flying Fish 1 departed from St. Petersburg on September 3 and entered the Northern Sea Route at the top of Novaya Zemlya a week later. Shortly thereafter it crossed paths with another Chinese container ship, the first encounter of two large box carriers high in the Arctic. The
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, with no sea ice in sight.
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Climate change is real and good, for China's trade.
 
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Had they nuked the Soviet Union, the US would have gotten nuked back by the Soviet Union in retaliation. The Soviets had nukes and the means to deliver them. The Tu-4 in a one-way nuclear bombing mission had enough range to hit the major cities in the US.
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now i found this one. in 1955 in one year they made nearly 200 Tu-16A atomic carriers same number as there nuclear stockpile listed. they airdropped first H bomb before US. so the scale of nuclear effort was not small. limitation were the carriers. That Tu-95 loaded high speed needed for protection. I think by mid 1950s it would not be easy to penetrate with these bombers against air defenses and fighter.
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The main plant No. 22 ceased serial production of the Tu-16 bomber variants in 1958. In total, the three plants built 746 Tu-16 and Tu-16A bombers. The peak of serial production came in 1955, when the 22nd plant alone delivered 200 aircraft, most of them in the "A" version.
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We can't hold Iran up to China's standard cause they didn't have leaders like China did. I don't support nuclear proliferation, but everyone needs to give North Korea respect for toughing it out and building nuclear weapons.

Perhaps this is why the countries in East Asia are the way they are, they are willing to sacrifice a generation for the future of the nation.
(Mongolia is the only exception as it is a failed state and really should be a Chinese province)
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Ugh why does outer Mongolia even exist right now? Its just some leftovers from the USSR that really has no future since its missing the inner part to reach its actual potential. Its basically only half of a mirror. Did you know Mongol elites themselves asked China to take control of it during the early 1920s so they could get it running properly?

Unfortunately, China has its hands full with Taiwan which is far more important at the moment. But unless everyone dies from WW3 in one or two decades, eventually this question has to be addressed.
 
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