reply to post by Elzon
Why no chance of another Great War? the thinking in the interbellum between the last Great Wars was along the lines "the bomber will always get
through" that set the scene for the thinking that Strategic Bombing would ensure the next Great War (WW2) would not only be fought in the air but
would make wars quick and decisive, perhaps in the same way we see nuclear/missile tech today making wars quick and decisive even if it is a MAD
solution.
The bombing of Guernica (Spanish Civil War) was used as an example of how strategic bombing would alter the face of war, I guess I feel people have
similar thoughts today when we see the Shock and Awe employed in Iraq and the Missile attacks in Libya.
I personally look back to the pre WW2 and think how right but how wrong they where to assume any kind of Great War would be quick or decisive, and
would not like to predict how any next war would go or who would be involved on which side since we are all broke
You only have to look at the earthquake bombs developed by Barns Wallis in WW2 (Tall Boy and Grand Slam) to take out hardened bunkers that after a
break of some 60ish years*** are again being built almost lends itself to the feeling that they are preparing a non nuclear confrontation in the same
way chemical warfare although around in WW2 was never used.
***The last Earthquake bomb made in the US was the 44,000lbs T-12 Cloudmaker (made from 1944 until 1948)
Although I have always seen any depopulation suiting the common person rather than those in charge, since all through history the eras when they has
been great depopulation it has generally benefited the poor the most.. I think the expression from the Black Death runs along the lines of "as the
poor got fewer the rest got richer" which saw for a short while the wealth and power fall into the hands of the common man (not for long mind)
I have always felt the NWO want a greater population since then that leaves us fighting each other for their scraps.. but that is my opinion and I
think I have gone off topic far enough.. China is as you say equally at risk to this crappy system that needs replacing.