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We should send our own message to our "most favored nation". How about instantly revalue their currency a minimum of 25% or keep the junk you flood our markets with? How about those cheap third rate automobiles you just got approved to sell over here? Keep em.
China right now doesn't have the military recourses or infrastructure to stand up to us. We need to regrow our own industry and and cut off any country that sells to China. I mean any country. We don't outsource to them, we don't cooperate militarily, either with training or joint research and development and we block their crappy products.
I don't know about you guys but I am seriously sick to death with our Demicans and Republicrats maneuvering us into world war three forty years down the line. There is no long term plan for America in Washington, there is only a global plan. I like America and don't want to support the international community (including our two continents) anymore. Anyone who wants to go against us should have to logically follow their actions to loss of American support. We the people are getting sold down the river on most issues foreign and domestic by these sellout politicians.
Sorry about the rant but I say bring back the Wig (sp?) party and lets flush all the sellout worthless traitorous politicians!

Hell I think It's a good thing, we need an enemy. The rag heads have demonstrated that they are no match for us, we need a foe we can get our teeth around. This country has created every enemy we ever had. Without one we would stagnate as a race, just look at the modern day euro-pussies if you want an example. Their male population has become so effeminate that they have to import muslim barbarians to mate with their own women to perpetuate their race. Having an enemy is a good thing.

WW III Forty years down the line. Actually I think the Cold War was WW III and we are now in the early stages of WW IV, only its just being disguised for various reasons. Eventually (in 20 years or less) it will morph into a confrontation with China and its allies (perhaps including Russia). This confrontation could look like the Cold War with periodic Taiwan crisis and proxy wars or become more direct and involve direct military confrontation in what the Japanese used to call the 'South Seas Resource Zone' and in the littoral waters of mainland China. Whatever shape it will take it will be more amorphous and complicated than other conflicts as the Chinese will endlessly practice talk and fight or more correctly trade and fight strategies.