Historians will look back at this incident as the moment China began asserting itself with surprising aggressiveness in what seems to be a new posture in challenging the US as naval power in Asia. This is an unexpected tact taken by China, were thought to remain low key and non-confrontational for the forseeable future, the first US-Sino challenge for supremacy not expected for some time, or in this manner.
Between the multi-trillions we owe the Chinese, Obama running off with his tail between his legs after Putin sent him packing, and their new modern naval flotilla just right over the horizon, the only thing that occupies their time is where to make the next stand against the West.
1 posted on
11/24/2013 4:50:08 PM PST by
lbryce
To: lbryce
America needs badly, to begin returning industry to America.
We have very much, gone way overboard in sending American industry to China.
Bring home factories, and jobs, to America.
Now.
To: lbryce
"...the first US-Sino challenge for supremacy not expected for some time, or in this manner." Maybe they figure now is the time, what with a traitorous eunuch in the White House and all.
3 posted on
11/24/2013 4:57:16 PM PST by
Flag_This
(Liberalism: Kills countries dead.)
To: lbryce
Good evening.
I know that my post will get scant attention, but I have to say this...
To the Chicoms (and NORKs), it is a bad idea to make Japan militarize. It would be a very bad idea to make Japan go nuclear.
Trust me on this one.
5.56mm
4 posted on
11/24/2013 4:57:20 PM PST by
M Kehoe
To: Jeff Head
6 posted on
11/24/2013 5:02:28 PM PST by
Army Air Corps
(Four Fried Chickens and a Coke)
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