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Chinese General: Prepare for Combat
Washington Free Beacon ^ | Sept. 18, 2012 | Bill Gertz

Posted on 09/18/2012 5:21:12 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY

China’s most powerful military leader, in an unusual public statement, last week ordered military forces to prepare for combat, as Chinese warships deployed to waters near disputed islands and anti-Japan protests throughout the country turned violent.

Protests against the Japanese government’s purchase of three privately held islands in the Senkakus chain led to mass street protests, the burning of Japanese flags, and attacks on Japanese businesses and cars in several cities. Some carried signs that read “Kill all Japanese,” and “Fight to the Death” over disputed islands. One sign urged China to threaten a nuclear strike against Japan.

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To: gaijin

Japan needs to make China understand that they know where Three Gourges Dam is located!


21 posted on 09/18/2012 6:43:52 PM PDT by WellyP (question!)
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To: ETL

Just respecting my slave master. As you should, too. Sure don’t want them coming to collect on me. Let em have the japs.


22 posted on 09/19/2012 3:07:12 AM PDT by gotribe (WTF?)
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