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To: tallhappy; John H K
The ChiComs can attack with missiles and blockade.
You never make any real sense.

His post lists several explicit and excellent reasons why an invasion is unlikely or even impossible... then you post a fantasy about a missile attack and blockade that would anger the world, rush the U.S. to their aid, and would gain no headway onto the island... all risk for no gain... and you say HE makes no sense? ROFL.

47 posted on 04/17/2002 10:33:30 AM PDT by Teacher317
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To: Teacher317
His posts make sense because an invasion is not planned. For the reasons he states.

His comments are obvious.

The reasoning is the exact opposite of what you say. The missile attack would be swift and immediate.

It would plan for capitulation prior to any international response being possible.

John H K has a history, so my comment does not come from left field. To discuss and dismiss any threat to Taiwan by simply talking about the difficulty of a Normandy style invasion (in long and unnecessary pseudo-detail as he did as well) while ignroing the actual major issues of missiles and submarine blockade is to make no real sense.

It is in fact a way to obfuscate the issue rather than shed light on it.

And, PS, I seem to remember you as well. So your silly posts is not surprising.

49 posted on 04/17/2002 10:46:40 AM PDT by tallhappy
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To: Teacher317
His posts make sense because an invasion is not planned. For the reasons he states.

This of course should be no sense. He being John H K.

If it is news to you that a Normandy style invasion is unlikely then it'd be best for you to catch up a bit.

50 posted on 04/17/2002 10:48:50 AM PDT by tallhappy
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