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manqiangrexue
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I completely agree that China today is far away from America's power projection capabilities so that remark you were commenting on is very premature, however, there is a mountain of difference between how Chinese and Indians chest-thump. When Chinese people get too far out of hand, the most common mistake is talking faster than China's moving (ie. talking about power projection over the EU when China's military is just able to defeat the US in Asia, close to China). When Indians get out of hand, they get plain facts wrong (ie. We didn't lose any Rafales; you lost 25 JF-17) and imagine a future when India's not even moving in that direction (ie. India 2030 video on Youtube).
Because you keep doing so?
We are comparing to the US, all the time. China's first step is making itself too tough for the US to fight. That is a success. Trump entered his second term determined to bring China down with trade war 2.0; after the rare earth bloody nose he received in Korea, now, he's attacking everyone except China (and Russia). And to add insult to injury, China just posted the highest trade surplus ever. Chinese technology is overtaking or has overtaken the US in 90% of critical fields; its military parade basically has the US backstepping into its own hemisphere rather than than shitstirring near China.
The PLA has passed simple defense of China and has become the most powerful in Asia. With technological and manufacturing superiority, everything is in place as we witness the construction of a military that can fight the US on even terms in the blue seas, and eventually, in America's hemisphere. If everything is done right and sustainably, power projection comes last in the development phase of a superpower.
So yes, the thought of China being able do to Europe what America does to Afghanistan/Iraq/Venezuela and possibly Denmark/Canada is very premature, but things are moving in that direction about as fast as anyone can hope.
Haha, if being such a thing is the result of me pointing out the truth to this stupid farce then I am guilty as charged. I mean board of peace sounds like a child’s creation that is being decided in the whims of a pedopile. How stupid is that given that Trump has no empathy what so ever
Although you didn't mention a country by name, we all know which country it is.
Honestly, I don't think you need to explain these things to him at all.
In his mind, if China hasn't done something, then China must be incapable of doing it! Because they themselves are like that, constantly boasting about how great they are but accomplishing nothing, so they assume everyone else is the same!
Although these two types of people may seem the same on the surface, both doing nothing, time will tell. We'll see who fights to the end against the US, and we'll see who bows and scrapes to the White House.
Anyone who still says there's no difference between the two today, I can only assume they're brain-dead!
It really does not matter which party wins here in the U.S Both parties are run by the deep state, and our politicians are corrupt and compromised by the oligarchs and special interest groups. It is like the 1920s under President Harding where every senator in congress is called by the company or special interest group that paid them off, such as "the senator from Standard Oil--i.e Exxon/Mobile today," or "congressman from U.S steel." Alexis de Tocquevile was correct in his analysis and, therefore, his prediction of American democracy and the structural vulnerabilities and mechanisms in the U.S democratic model that would lead to the corruption and hijacking of political power by the elites in the "Roaring 20s." This is why in the U.S we can change our political parties, but we can not change our policies--we have procedural democratic power, but we do not have substantive democratic power--substantive democratic power resides with the political class and the oligarchs and special interest groups. So, if Rousseau's "Social Contract" was a road map toward totalitarianism, as many historians argued, then the U.S model of democracy is a road map for plutocracy. The only difference is that the former is much more attuned given by the denotation and connotation of characters like Hitler and Stalin, the latter is more veiled and candestine.
By the way, Trump has appointed himself as chairman for life in his “board of peace”, which the chairman has sole authority on how and what the “board of peace” can do. His new United Nations where he serves as the lifetime “world” leader.
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I wonder if the Israeli-lit fires in Chile had something to do with this,