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Originally posted by fiftyfifty
It all rests on the shoulders of one man
Originally posted by infinite
Originally posted by Woulfe
Well you don't think they'll spill there own blood for this war do you ?
Of course not.
But when members start talking about blood sacrifices, I think we are taking a walk down the path of cults and satanists which ends up in David Icke land
Originally posted by TXMACHINEGUNDLR
Spent a huge bunch of the day reading the REAL news about all of this. IMHO without the media hype and conspiracy stuff...This will turn into a limited strike and a UN mission. It will be a looooooong process. From the news crap this a.m. everybody made it seem like the sky was falling. In reality it was my IQ for reading this junk that was falling. I cant afford to loose any IQ
Originally posted by Blue_Jay33
The real concern is Isreal, if they stay constrained like they did when Iraq attacked them, when the US invaded Iraq the first time, no problem. If they decide to do something if Iran fires stuff at them, then we have a problem.
Originally posted by Sator
The diff between US president and Iran president is that the Iran President has the balls to say exactly what he means to do.
Originally posted by die_another_day
China will not go to war for Iran, if the US does something stupid with Taiwan then war is the only solution.
Taiwan is our friend and we have already stated that we will protect Taiwan if China decides to take over Taiwan.
Originally posted by infiniteI think you should check the current US policy. As I made clear in another thread about China's power on the US economy, the current administration policy is now wanting Taiwan not to do anything that will damage the relations between the US and China.
President Bush said that when the Chinese President came to visit Washington a year back.
There is a large faction in Taiwan who want closer relations with China, I think it's either the new President or a candidate standing. Nationalism is strong in Taiwan.
Originally posted by die_another_day
China is still developing because they are 50 years + behind the US.
Originally posted by infiniteHow the hell did you work that one out?
Current calculations (by the IMF and World Bank I believe) put China as being the economic superpower within 20-25 years.
Where the hell did you hear 50 years?
(I would like some economic sources)