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  1. #901

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    Quote Originally Posted by golens View Post
    Seriously, no need to start flaming yet. Like the article said, China has only ONE carrier and it HASN'T formed a battle group. China still needs to spend hundreds of millions if not billions to to create such a battle group as well as train crew to work the carrier and the planes. Heck, a single destroyer could sink it if it was caught alone at sea as it has no point defenses or anti/ship/aircraft/missile missiles let alone aircraft at the moment. Right now its just a very expensive piece of floating metal. The united states is still far ahead in most technologies as well as experience in operating these classes of ships. So until China preps a crew (few hundred million), preps a protection group of destroyers and cruisers (a few hundred million/billion), preps a few more carriers (a few more billion), China is just trying to show off and use this a a propaganda tool. Maybe in the future after China has set up these battle groups we may have something o worry about if their intentions are hostile.
    They plan to have battle groups ready by 2020 not including this experimental unit. And they are building diesel attack subs and nuclear ballistic ones like mad, honestly they dont need the carrier. Propaganda unit lang cguro na or special missions like what Russia does. And they can pretty much afford battle groups in the billions, they're defence budget is rising like mad from the economic boom. Unlike our scenario that debt is rising from a political boom!

    Then again, they dont need guns to own the Spartly's their currency is good enough for our governments open hands and hungry pockets.

  2. #902

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    They will the carrier as a learning tool para sa ilahang mga sailors... And this is also a propaganda para i boost ang moral sa mga tao... I would take a lot of logistical support para mo support ug usa ka carrier...

    parya sa thailand they have an aircraft carrier pero di kaayo gamiton kay grabe ang gasto...

  3. #903

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    Well thainland's economy isn't near that of China's, and China's economy will surpass the US in the future. So...

    And we buy 2nd hand ww2 hardware from the US with brandnew price tags. Go Pinas, pangsikwatihay!

  4. #904

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    kong binugoy lang nga pagka storya..

    tino-od man gyud mas dako ta og pabor aning mga isla nga gi ilogan karon but pila naman nah katuig kong tino-od nga rich sa oil deposit nah ngano wala man ka ayo tay nadungog balita about oil drilling and oil exploration diha dapit... na-a man tu-od tay nadungog pero when pa gali to? unya unsa namay result karon na-a na bay nakinabang?

    now if ma ato na gyud neh nga hingpit mo gawas na dayon nah nga issue nga pila napod kaha na kurakot aning atong goberno sa pag tukod sa mga infrastructure sa spratly.. mo tunga na dayon neh mga environmentalist na deli pede mag oil drilling kay ma guba ang mga corals og uban pa.. kuwang sa equipment... mo contact og drilling company sa lain nasud nya over pricing...

    i hope deli unta nah mang gawas nga issue kong pohon2x ma hapsay na gyud unta kong kinsay gyud ang maka tag iya sa mga isla...

    in other side pod..

    mas ma ayo ang china nalang oi kay kong lain nasod og lain tawo ang mo trabaho wa man tay imik di man ta ka ingon nga kurakot napod nah...nya kahibaw ka sa china barato gyud og mga baligya.... kita ra gihapon makinabang ana basin kong atong goberno na unya kong ko mo produce na og oil ato lang butang 30 ang per liter plus 12% VAT compare to china basin og 15 nalang nah kay made in china naman. hehehehe...

  5. #905

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    Mas maayo btw, mag partner nalang sa China or bisan gamay na share, Kay kung western state or private oil companies sa west, bisan piso wala gyud kay ma kuha. Igo rata gamiton for cheap labor, nya palit gihapon ta sa oil nga pwerting mahala.

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    WW1 and WWII starts like this situations... Will history repeats itself?

  7. #907

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    china > US

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    Quote Originally Posted by balipseyev View Post
    WW1 and WWII starts like this situations... Will history repeats itself?
    Seriously?

    Even if there are similar/parallel circumstances, the fact that so many things have changed since the 1910's and the 1930's will prompt this speculation to fall flat on its face.

    What caused World War I?
    The causes of World War I, which began in central Europe in July 1914, included many intertwined factors, such as the conflicts and hostility of the four decades leading up to the war. Militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism played major roles in the conflict as well. However, the immediate origins of the war lay in the decisions taken by statesmen and generals during the July Crisis of 1914, casus belli for which was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife by Gavrilo Princip, an irredentist Serb.

    What caused World War II
    The main causes of World War II were nationalistic tensions, unresolved issues, and resentments resulting from the First World War and the interwar period in Europe, plus the effects of the Great Depression in the 1930s. The culmination of events that led to the outbreak of war are generally understood to be the 1939 invasion of Poland by Germany and the 1937 invasion of the Republic of China by the Empire of Japan.

    (from Wikipedia)

    Now...the deciding factor why the events leading up to World War I and World War II CANNOT happen again in the world today...

    ...there were NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS before the 1940's.

    -RODION

  9. #909

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    Quote Originally Posted by Visual C# View Post
    A Chinese invasion of the Philippines is highly unlikely. While it may be possible, there'd be very little gain or none at all for the Chinese, politically or economically. Also, the United States, Japan, South Korea, etc. would have to step in, but not because they're interested in our sovereignty; Chinese domination of the Philippines will also mean domination of key South China sea trade routes, which is not in the best interests of the Japanese, and ultimately the United States.

    If they did invade, yeah, they'll be able to bomb key cities and force our military and government to surrender, but then, they'll have to deal with the problem with occupation. 100 million Filipinos v.s. a billion chinese may not sound like a fair fight, but we'll give them hell through a brutal guerrilla campaign. See Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and Vietnam War for examples.
    +1 very will said.

  10. #910

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    ALL IS WELL og dili ta angay ma panic
    kay ang tinuod mas isog pata kaysa sa mga gagmay og mata

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