"Michael Cornelissen" <root@127.0.0.1> wrote in message news:<3f68cf5b$0$35685$1b62eedf@news.wanadoo.nl>...
If China chooses to act on the oppurtunity that the USA is sending troops
from northwest pacific.
Why would the Chinese stop at the south Korean border.
Or otherwise, a nice threat/trade to Korea would be most welcome when taking
Taiwan.
/Michael Cornelissen
Good theorizing, Michael -- but America may see it as a threat to S
Korea and Japan -- and launch a counter-strike....
Either way -- it's gonna be a bloody mess when it happens....
Better start dustin' off the ol' fallout shelter -- and stock up on
plenty of food and water, Michael !
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| Title: Re: China takes Korea ? |
18 Sep 2003 07:53:32 PM |
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"World War Three 2003" <worldwarthree2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:c6cdac60.0309172130.c3d673c@posting.google.com...
"Michael Cornelissen" <root@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
news:<3f68cf5b$0$35685$1b62eedf@news.wanadoo.nl>...
If China chooses to act on the oppurtunity that the USA is sending
troops
from northwest pacific.
Why would the Chinese stop at the south Korean border.
Or otherwise, a nice threat/trade to Korea would be most welcome when
taking
Taiwan.
/Michael Cornelissen
Good theorizing, Michael -- but America may see it as a threat to S
Korea and Japan -- and launch a counter-strike....
Either way -- it's gonna be a bloody mess when it happens....
Better start dustin' off the ol' fallout shelter -- and stock up on
plenty of food and water, Michael !
I think China and the U.S. may come to an understanding over N.Korea.
N.Korea's leadership is too unstable ( mentally not politically ) for either
the U.S. or China. Allowing them to possess nukes is in neither of their
best interests. Economic ties between the U.S. and China are expanding.
China has a huge market potential and it's in both of their best interests
not to threaten that.
There is a possibility for an unwritten understanding on 'spheres of
interest'. And N.Korea may fall within China's.
/ex
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: China takes Korea ? |
19 Sep 2003 07:16:16 AM |
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On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 20:53:32 -0400, "Ex." <Eat.Healthy@Turdmail.com>
wrote:
I think China and the U.S. may come to an understanding over N.Korea.
N.Korea's leadership is too unstable ( mentally not politically ) for either
the U.S. or China. Allowing them to possess nukes is in neither of their
best interests. Economic ties between the U.S. and China are expanding.
China has a huge market potential and it's in both of their best interests
not to threaten that.
There is a possibility for an unwritten understanding on 'spheres of
interest'. And N.Korea may fall within China's.
/ex
I'm sure N.Korea realizes this. I see one of two things happenin:
1. N.Korea says ***** it,lets let loose and see what happens
2. N.Korea is bluffing and will soon give up their nukes.
"life is like a mushroom, they feed you ***** and keep you in the dark"
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