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To: Lower Deck
Because of debris. If it were a storm, then the sub would have dived below the surface.

In addition China wants to rule the world.

What better timing will they ever have with the U.S. crippled by so many different issues, such as a weak president, a deeply divided nation, and the worldwide pandemic in play? So they start attacking smaller nations within their immediate realm to seize control of that part of the world.

Not all countries are going to be as easy to capture as the U.S. in its current state. They don't have to go after the U.S. directly, they can just sit back on that front and let the events unfold for the country ti destroy itself.

37 posted on 04/24/2021 7:59:31 AM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: Robert DeLong
Because of debris. If it were a storm, then the sub would have dived below the surface.

There was no storm. The submarine submerged for a routine exercise and something went wrong. If it went below crush depth and imploded then some debris could make it to the surface. If it suffered an internal explosion, ala the Kursk, then debris could also have reached the surface.

How does sinking an Indonesian submarine help China rule the world?

43 posted on 04/24/2021 2:53:05 PM PDT by Lower Deck
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