Aren't military equipment companies overflowing enough with our tax dollars. Do we really need a Cold War II. Wasn't the first one shown to be a colossal waste. I mean c'mon. We have such an enormous naval fleet that it's not glacial or polar ice melting that is causing the the oceans to rise.

Good point. China threat is just an excuse for US to promote weapon sales, both domestically and internationally.

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Today's cyber technologies enlarge the war games from spies above our heads well beyond binocular eyes, long distant land surveillances and much smarter naval contingents of frigates like a superior spider's web. China should adopt century old spider's wisdom with its complex web of communications, attacking, retaliating and countering attack tactics within its webs of influence. Whereas by going beyond its zone of web control, just like USA's navy is doing right now is a dead end venture indeed for YOU can't tell if Japan, S Korea, Vietnam & China's Taiwan will get to its help in time of actual confrontation in real term when cannons are running red hot karmaloop codes. The nationals of "depending nations to help" may turn against their own political ideas and ideal wishes as many had fought long long long wars against the invading USA & NATO; that is, sentiments of people will change when shits really hit the fences which is called "awakening". Hence, carriers can't rely on others to replenish at will and at all times!

I am flattered by the creations and inventions by our own human hands, but it is also with these creations and inventions that's causing world wars and possible of "cold war II" quote from Matt3003.

I understand that China believes that its time now to take over the world, and with 1/3 of national savings, it is well enough to kill US numerous times. What I do not understand is that, when Countries like China invest/ pours money into military equipments, but does not use them, overflowing the storage, is practically a waste. I understand that these equipments are there to testify the power and money China has, but does it really have to get to this stage to show and prove power?

This would increases the threat to citizens causing anxiety.
I dont know, I just believe that no matter how much of these equipments one country has, one natural disaster kills all.

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The sub on page 14 is not a Kilo, but a much older Russian design (an F o R class)

Is China building an empire on the sea? Dear Mr.Chan, I am a normal student from China. I have read your comments on the website of FP I really hope I can tell you some realities about China. Chinese do have the desire to get rich, to live better and happier, but at least I do not want to rule the world. The photos of weapons and army are rarely seen in China, and few people have interest about it. What's more ,the weapons you have seen symbian spy software Tom, I'm an American and I don't want to take over the world either but my government ignores my opinion and does whatever they choose to do. I am confident that the Chinese gov't will ignore most of their citizens as well. What I fear is our gov't might go bankrupt trying to keep up with the Chinese military when we could do so much better with cooperation and good will. Time for the nice guys to.

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