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And I'm not sure which side would "win"
The technology is no longer heavily in favor of the USA and the troop numbers clearly aren't!
as for leadership . . .
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as for leadership . . .
yellow belly
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The chines rely on importing soya beans in big tonnages to feed their people if the fall out they may getting enough difficultAnd I'm not sure which side would "win"
The technology is no longer heavily in favor of the USA and the troop numbers clearly aren't!
60 million tones per year
Steel
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- Finley, Riverina, Australia
They might have to buy our Barley after all.
The island thing in the South China Sea is fascinating.
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China’s island fortifications are a challenge to international norms
There must be a concerted and unified effort to counter the ongoing impacts of China's artificial island bases.
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The US once superiority would be there undoing. They would still believe the hype that they were the only superpower left.
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- NSW, Newstralya
When was the last time the US actually WON a war, since WW2 ?
I can’t think of many clear, decisive wins, considering they’ve been basically at war with someone ever since . . .
I can’t think of many clear, decisive wins, considering they’ve been basically at war with someone ever since . . .
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The only bit of that they "won" single handed was by dropping 2 A bombs and that was against a much smaller country. No country "won" WW2 single handed despite what Hollywood thinks, least of all us in the UK. Without US financial and equipment support we would have folded in late 1941. Securing the continued support of the USA at a critical time was probably Winston Churchill's greatest achievement.
What does it mean to "win" a war anyway?
they didn't win that, they were just on the winning side
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Well, I didn’t suggest that the US won single handed, but they were on the “winning” side, with a very clear, negotiated & agreed to end of hostilities.
what does it mean to win a war ?
dunno, but I do think the Allies position in 1945 / 6 was much clearer than any of the disasters since then . . .
what does it mean to win a war ?
dunno, but I do think the Allies position in 1945 / 6 was much clearer than any of the disasters since then . . .
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
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- NSW, Newstralya
most of what they have done since is meddling
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Is this Aus getting it's own back?
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The floods in China are a global disaster
You may not know it if you watch CNN or Fox News, but China is experiencing its worst flooding in over 100 years, and certainly the worst flooding it has experienced in the modern era since the construction of the Three Gorges Dam. Background The Three Gorges Dam is the world's largest...
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I read this yesterday. Sobering reminder of what could happen.Is this Aus getting it's own back?
The floods in China are a global disaster
You may not know it if you watch CNN or Fox News, but China is experiencing its worst flooding in over 100 years, and certainly the worst flooding it has experienced in the modern era since the construction of the Three Gorges Dam. Background The Three Gorges Dam is the world's largest...
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
No food "shortage" if the CCP drown all their people.
Steel
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The dam is over 163m now and rising by around 1.5 m a day. I think the wall is something like 180 m
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- Bay of Plenty NZ
Fish for tea, we may need a few chips.
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- Owaka, New Zealand
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
What a beautiful day 
no frost, no wind, 10° at lunch
no frost, no wind, 10° at lunch
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- Bay of Plenty NZ
