China at Sea-Concerns

rick1 wrote:Beijing Joe better some how respond to that or his blood brother will continue to do this and then it will be too late for a response.

Beijing Joe hasn't responded to his blood brother for trying to get U.S. citizens DNA yet, so I don't look for anything from him at all.

China has always said that they would take over the U.S. without firing a shot, looks like they're gaining ground.

rick1 wrote:Beijing Joe better some how respond to that or his blood brother will continue to do this and then it will be too late for a response.

Beijing Joe hasn't responded to his blood brother for trying to get U.S. citizens DNA yet, so I don't look for anything from him at all.

China has always said that they would take over the U.S. without firing a shot, looks like they're gaining ground.

rick1 wrote:Hundreds of chinese paramilitary ships swarm around the south china sea artificial reef, fears of a conflict are rising.
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A US carrier strike group, led by the USS Theodore Roosevelt, has sailed into the South China Sea to conduct “routine operations,” marking the second time it has shown up in the disputed waters in less than two months.

Dave58 wrote:It seems that Taiwan has some more back up

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4180942

rick1 wrote:China says they would go to war with Taiwan before Taiwan strengthens ties with the U.S..
Sounds like China is will to go to war and has the U.S. in check, the next move comes from Joe Crow Biden:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1425298/China-news-taiwan-usa-South-China-Sea-military-force-war-Joe-biden-xi-jinping-ont

rick1 wrote:Seems China, now for a while, has been militarizing its civilian ships, hummmmm, seems they want to take over shipping ports and control the supply chain all over the world.

If this happens, I can see a nuke war happening.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/chinas-militarized-civilian-ships-threat-trade-dr-bikram-lamba

CRAF is divided into international and national segments. The international segment is further divided into long-range and short-range sections while the national segment serves all domestic requirements within the U.S. This reserve fleet can be called upon for minor contingencies all the way up to national defense emergencies.

The long-range international section is comprised of passenger and cargo aircraft capable of transoceanic flights. These aircraft augment the Air Mobility Command’s C-5 Galaxies and C-17 Globemaster IIIs in long-range inter-theater airlift operations. The short-range international section is made up of medium-sized passenger and cargo aircraft. They support offshore and intra-theater airlift operations.

Over the five years since President Xi Jinping announced his grand plan to connect Asia, Africa and Europe, the initiative has morphed into a broad catchphrase to describe almost all aspects of Chinese engagement abroad.

Belt and Road, or yi dai yi lu, is a “21st century silk road,” confusingly made up of a “belt” of overland corridors and a maritime “road” of shipping lanes.

From South-east Asia to Eastern Europe and Africa, Belt and Road includes 71 countries that account for half the world’s population and a quarter of global GDP.

rick1 wrote:...
If this happens, I can see a nuke war happening.
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