Topic: Would China go to war for N.Korea? 10

godofthunder9010 · November 27th, 2004

The problem is that China mistrusts the USA almost to the same level that Japan doesn't trust China or Pakistan with India. I'm not sure why we'd be that stupid, but China thinks that we're going to try conquering them or something, so us having a military pressence that close to China would all be part of our diabolical scheme to conquer them or something along those lines. Paranoia and fear do not have to have valid reasons to exist.

China is definitely making lots of progress. They just need to keep off the warpath for the next 10 years to grow and develop.

Darcia · November 27th, 2004

and when you get down to it the US probaly trust China the same way, Now if China can wait a little while longer before going on thier empire build up they can become powerful. They already have the worlds 2nnd largest economy compared to NK wich is poorer than Luxemborg

Brotchador · November 27th, 2004

People, doesn't anybody think that with the advent of the internet which guarantees the free flow of information worldwide, that millions of Chinese youth who grew up after Tiananmen would be more aware of the world outside? that with the info they have they can compare things at home with things outside China? Could this be a small spark that would lead to the collapse of Commie rule in China?

it may be a little

but i just can't help but wonder if whether the changes that are transforming the world as we know it could affect the outlook of the chinese youth?

Could China be a true working democracy???

November 27th, 2004	Post 91
godofthunder9010 Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	The problem is that China mistrusts the USA almost to the same level that Japan doesn't trust China or Pakistan with India. I'm not sure why we'd be that stupid, but China thinks that we're going to try conquering them or something, so us having a military pressence that close to China would all be part of our diabolical scheme to conquer them or something along those lines. Paranoia and fear do not have to have valid reasons to exist. China is definitely making lots of progress. They just need to keep off the warpath for the next 10 years to grow and develop. __________________ "It is well that war is so terrible, else we should grow too fond of it." - General Robert E. Lee Warning, critical pebkac error in the iD10t!! pebkac\wtflolurpwnzd\snafuroflmao.exe called iD10t, iD10t failed to respond!! System in danger!! "It takes a big man to admit when he's wrong. I am NOT a big man." -Chevy Chase

November 27th, 2004	Post 92
Darcia Tribuni Angusticlavii	and when you get down to it the US probaly trust China the same way, Now if China can wait a little while longer before going on thier empire build up they can become powerful. They already have the worlds 2nnd largest economy compared to NK wich is poorer than Luxemborg __________________ ^_^

November 27th, 2004	Post 93
Brotchador Immunes	People, doesn't anybody think that with the advent of the internet which guarantees the free flow of information worldwide, that millions of Chinese youth who grew up after Tiananmen would be more aware of the world outside? that with the info they have they can compare things at home with things outside China? Could this be a small spark that would lead to the collapse of Commie rule in China? it may be a little but i just can't help but wonder if whether the changes that are transforming the world as we know it could affect the outlook of the chinese youth? Could China be a true working democracy??? __________________ \"The General has given me the pick of all the men that can be spared and ordered me to defend the Pass. I realize what a terrible task has been given me. And yet i feel that this is the most glorious moment of my life. What i do is done for my beloved country . No sacrifice can be too great.\" Gen.Gregorio del Pilar 24 years old, on the night of 1 Dec. 1899 at Tirad Pass, he was killed the next day battling American troops.