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been busy,so sorry I didn't post lately.No, I don't underestimate the Red Chinese- they "suck" period . If the Taiwanese went to War with them tomorrow, I'd cheer for Taiwan and would expect a bloddy but technical/tactical victory from the smaller Taiwanese forces. The Main landers are a parasites on the western world economy;they're Gov't curses us and all the while they dump cheap slave labor products on us and beg/demand our trade with them. I look first and try diligently not to buy "made in China".America is still on the fore front of the modern world and,like the ancient Romans, its gonna' be a LOOONNNNGGGG time before the "barbarians" knock these walls down.China is the last major nation threatening world peace(they're building more and more advanced nuclear weapons systems while we and the Russians cut back on the earth killing devices.The Chinese still want aircraft carriers to project global power(for what?nobody threatens them, except for their "perverse" fear of the U.S. which is a mirror image of the growing hostility between the U.S. and Imperial Japan,circa 1940) .We may well enter a cold war again with the chinese, and like the Russian Bears' demise in '90, we'll still come out on top in the 21st century.......

We may well enter a cold war again with the chinese, and like the Russian Bears' demise in '90, we'll still come out on top in the 21st century.......

***Is there anything we can do about all this? One thing only. We must understand clearly that there will be lasting peace in East Asia when, and only when, China abandons her atavistic fantasies of imperial hegemony, withdraws her armies from the 2 million square miles of other people's territory they currently occupy, and gets herself a democratic government under a rule of law. Until that day comes, if it ever does, the danger of war will be a constant in relations between China and the world beyond the Wall, as recent events in the South China Sea have illustrated. Free nations, under the indispensable leadership of the United States, must in the meantime struggle to maintain peace, using the one, single, and only method that wretched humanity, in all its millennia of experience, has so far been able to devise for that purpose: Qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum. *** Source