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To: allendale

China has absolutely no capability to mount an invasion, much less a sustained invasion of Taiwan.

China lacks the capability to protect Shanghai or the Pearl River Delta cities from annellation the instant Taiwan invasion forces are at sea. And then there is the previously targeted dam upstream on the Yangtse river.

China doesn’t dare actually try to invade Taiwan

And........ there are 27 navies patrolling the East and South China seas to boot


35 posted on 01/07/2026 7:19:34 AM PST by bert ( (KE. NP. +12) Quid Quid Nominatur Fabricatur)
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To: bert
China lacks the capability to protect Shanghai or the Pearl River Delta cities from annellation the instant Taiwan invasion forces are at sea. And then there is the previously targeted dam upstream on the Yangtse river.

How do you come to the conclusion about their ability to protect those areas? What do you believe it will take to knock out that dam?

47 posted on 01/07/2026 7:29:18 AM PST by Fury
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To: bert

They would blockade not to invade. But what is more interesting is you, an avid gloBULList free traitor, wrongly assuring us how incapable the PLAN is. Guilty conscious?


52 posted on 01/07/2026 7:38:19 AM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn... )
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To: bert

And not much oil and gasoline is produced from local sources. To get this form of vital energy to sustain their economy, they have to fetch it from far away.

Say they make themselves formidably strong around their coast? How are they going to protect the long sea lines the oil must go through?


60 posted on 01/07/2026 7:53:52 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
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