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I have had more than mixed results remote viewing people, things, and events. I would say more than 70% accuracy on a good day.
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
reply to post by Jay-morris
reading comprehension....
referring to the amount we owe them, which we don't have. We couldn't pay them back even if we wanted to.
edit on 16-9-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
reply to post by IAMTAT
true true.
Yes sir, thank you for that. I don't mind constructive criticism. This is more of a hissy fit though. I guess these guys are worried about their families and friends. They have lived in china and love it. That is fine. I do this under the same sentiment for my home. China steals and spies on everything we do technologically and I don't appreciate that. I understand them. It is fear.
They need to just get over it and start practicing what they preach about world love. Love me.
edit on 16-9-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
reply to post by olaru12
honestly if you give coordinates, give them properly.
If you have looked at the exact pin point coordinates dead center of the circles I drew on a topographical map then you should just tell me and post a pic...that would be contributing to the thread.
Instead your "challenge" is to see if I am Google earth savvy....
don't be a jerk.
I have done nothing wrong to you yet you want to insult me and derail this thread. Please go. I am not going to do anything to the Chinese people you know and love. I do not dislike china. I said this already.
You throw insults at the west and ignore the gross brutality of the Chinese government. You seem to think they are better somehow.....I think you need to relax Captain China.
edit on 16-9-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
So you and this guy come onto this thread and derail it in tandem and you don't even let off the BS.
Ok, you can stay if it makes you feel better about yourselves. I am going to have to ignore you. It sucks that you have to act like children and be ignored like them having a temper tantrum.
Good luck with that. I don't understand what real pleasure you could possibly get out of being jerks.
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I will not stop.edit on 17-9-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
reply to post by Jay-morris
everything in that post is a lie, mr die hard patriot.
I made no such statements or said anything of the sort. You made no points to counter.........
EDIT:
You think China is innocent, and only my government is guilty of something....talk about brain washed....lol
/end pointless interaction.....flame away!edit on 17-9-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)
Under its announced no-first-use doctrine, the Chinese government says it would launch a retaliatory nuclear attack only after it survived a first nuclear strike. To assure the survival of an adequate number of weapons for retaliation, China has just two primary options: One is to build more warheads and launchers, but to survive a US preemptive attack that could involve as many as a thousand warheads and extremely accurate targeting, so China would need a huge nuclear arsenal. In practice, China has chosen the second option, moving its small land-based missile force underground.
It is reported that the engineering unit of the Second Artillery began to construct the underground Great Wall in 1985 and finished it after ten years’ effort. Thus, by the mid-1990s, China had a true, reliable second-strike capability. These tunnels have been built hundreds of meters underground, in deep mountain areas, and are difficult to detect from space.
They can withstand nuclear and conventional attacks. The missiles, personnel and related equipment can be transported by rails and trucks within the network of tunnels to various locations. All the activities for launch preparation can be done in the tunnels without detection. Some of the tunnels could also be for logistical support or command and control facilities.
Recent concerns about the size of China’s nuclear arsenal have arisen in the wake of a study by Georgetown Prof. Phillip Karber, which considers the question of why China has a vast network of underground tunnels referred to as China’s “underground Great Wall.” Karber suggests that these 3,000 miles of complicated tunnels could host about 3,000 nuclear weapons. My recent paper (“ The defensive nature of China’s underground great wall,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Jan.16, 2012 ) provides a comprehensive response to Karber’s report — and offers an alternative explanation.
Here I want to consider: What are the purposes of this 3,000-mile network of underground tunnels?
The key argument Karber makes to support his estimate of 3000 weapons is that “more tunnel growth” means more “nuclear warhead growth.” If those tunnels are just used for storage of nuclear warheads, this logic might seem reasonable. However, China’s underground Great Wall is not just for weapons storage. It is operated mainly as a missile launch base (zhendi). I like to call it “subterranean ballistic missile” (an underground-based version of a nuclear missile submarine, or SSBN). Just as a submarine deterrent offers survivability, so too does a subterranean force; the philosophy underpinning the two are the same.
Iran's subterranean labs have made news lately, but it's China's bunkers and reinforced underground hangars that have been on the minds of Western military planners for generations.
Sean O'Connor and Dr. Carlo Kopp from Air Power Australia published a monograph on China's underground air bases, and what it would take to bring them down may surprise you.
China began construction of its 40 or so hidden bases in the 1950s and though some have fallen out of military use and are open the public as museums, many are harboring China's newest air fleet.
Coming at the bunkers with bombs aimed at "the front door" likely won't do much to take structures like this out.
China has over 40 of these underground hangars it started building in the 1950s
Originally posted by Jay-morris
reply to post by Pervius
RH negitive, psychic? Im RH negitive, and you are talking rubbish!
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
reply to post by Pervius
dude, don't even bother with that guy. He is a patriotic and crazed Chinese citizen. Leave it be. He will first call you an extremist based on things he pulls out of his ass and nothing to do with you, and then throw together a hap hazard persona for you to fill will insults and slanderous dribble.
He has nothing better to do.
leave it be. Press the mute button.
Good info by the way, I didn't know that!
edit on 17-9-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)