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    #31
    ^next is the unthinkable, nuclear escalation
    Last edited by kisshmet; June 17th, 2015 at 12:06 PM.

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    #32
    Quote Originally Posted by Morz View Post
    I think It may not be a full war but may just be a naval and air force war in the south china sea. Objective is to push them out and put them in their place. Attacking china in their homeland will not be advisable as Allies will loose world support and china will be forced to use nukes.
    If China will resort to nukes then you can bet you bottom dollar they will be destroyed by allies with impunity.

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    #33
    Quote Originally Posted by ClaNker View Post
    If China will resort to nukes then you can bet you bottom dollar they will be destroyed by allies with impunity.
    Hit their nuke silo with a bunk buster munition after it is armed just before launch, that way, the u.s. Is not to blame and the Chinese over population is reduced

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    #34
    I'm okay with US nuking China. Except HK. I like the place and the people there.

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    #35
    Using nukes is MAD - Mutually Assured Destruction. I hope any confrontation will not resort to using nukes, as it also kills the land, reducing habitable or arable locations.

    Mag combat na lang ala- Achilles vs Hector, o virtual fight sa Counterstrike with nations at stake. To the winner- all the unspoiled resources.

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    #36
    World War III is an economic war.

    Nukes and armies are merely pawns in the grander scheme of things. Going for the purse has far more devastating effects than standing armies.

    Fiat currency system being challenged by the looming gold standard system

    And whatever sh*t happens in Greece will spread like wildfire.

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    World War III is an economic war.

    Nukes and armies are merely pawns in the grander scheme of things. Going for the purse has far more devastating effects than standing armies.

    Fiat currency system being challenged by the looming gold standard system

    And whatever sh*t happens in Greece will spread like wildfire.
    Damn, son! Where'd you find this?

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    #37
    With all the rhetorics and sabre rattling in media, China and the US has more mutual concerns to talk about than just the reclamation of the South China Sea. And PNoy is not invited, only two superpowers allowed.

    US to host 'strategic and economic' dialogue with China to resolve disputes - The Economic Times

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    #38
    In the mean time, Greece is seeking out Russia's help monetarily while Ukraine is looking towards IMF.
    Damn, son! Where'd you find this?

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    #39
    Quote Originally Posted by safeorigin View Post
    In the mean time, Greece is seeking out Russia's help monetarily while Ukraine is looking towards IMF.
    Ano meron sa greece, huli nanaman ako sa balita.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    Ano meron sa greece, huli nanaman ako sa balita.
    Alam ko lang they might exit the eurozone.

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