Comments on: China, Russia gearing up for war?

By: The boss

The boss — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 05:17:37 +0000

It certainly dose add up, Do not forget Taiwan. America has guarantee Taiwanese Independence if it is attacked. In 2008 Taiwan will vote if it should declare formal Independence, which from what i have seen- has overwhelming support.

The 10th session of PRC has passed a anti succession law, that authorizes the use of force- to suppress any piece of China ( what they consider to be China) This bill is mainly focused on Taiwan.

In a nutshell, this means the CCP says that the PLA can attack ROC if they declare formal Independence.

The only way i see to avoid war, is to make a regional military alliance with India in the event of any Singo aggression against either of the countries interests. China will not allow such a large threat to exist on it’s flank- deterring China from declaring war on anyone.

The devaluement of the Chines currency by 50% must also be taken into consideration. They have cheated the world market for years- bringing false statistics to the Chinese economy.

With Russian technology, and Chinese numbers, and industrial capacity, they can be a extremely potent threat.

With Russia putting all their eggs in the middle East, and China (along with Russia) refusing to allow any actions to be taken against Iran- a 3rd party friendly to the Singo-Russian alliance. Fanatical islam.

Fanatical islam is a great threat to humanity- already are they engaged in battle- the saying goes. ” The enemy of my enemy is my friend” I believe, the Singo-Russian alliance will seek to cozy up to fanatical islam in the false belief they can ‘control them’

Russia has already tried this, with Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, and now Iran- they have been supplying them weapons to use against Israel for years- in the hopes of gaining the trust and influence with them.

Right now, Russia is waging a indirect war with America, by supplying Iran with Russian weaponry- who in turn arms the insurgency in Iraq- and Hezbolla in Gaza and Lebanon.

By: Gnorb

Gnorb — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 03:00:35 +0000

I think this is WAY premature. That said, it’s always interesting to speculate, and one way to ensure that a future we don’t want doesn’t happen is to make sure what the consequences of our actions may be. Fact is that the consequences of the US’s actions include weakening its position within the international community. Likewise, a consequence of the Chinese and Russian action is to again divide the world into blocks, all the while another consequence of American unilateral action is to weaken longstanding alliances.

The sad part is that hard evidence in these matters has a habit of coming when it’s already too late.

Optimist or pessimist, this kind of scenario makes for one helluva fiction story.

By: Quantum Skyline

Quantum Skyline — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 04:23:20 +0000

I think this is a bit premature.

Right now, all we have are politically charged accusations. Until there’s hard evidence, I doubt there will be much reaction beyond speculation.

Then again, I’m somewhat of an optimist at this…