peacefan
Gold Member
Hi.
i'd like to discuss in this thread an overview of current, past->future, and likely future conflicts that we have
with the (Middle-)East Alliance (Russia, China, Iran, BRICS and all of their allies).
seems to me we gotta split up the conlicts and potential conflicts into manageable blocks,
or we'll be overrun by the 3to1 advantage in population count (and thus shell production capabilities) that these people have.
we owe it to the Ukranians, if you don't mind me saying it out loud, to grant them a quick victory over the Russians on their turf.
at the same time, we need to be ready to pick up the fight against Muslim terrorists again, as they may be used by the Chinese or Iranians as soldiers in their broiling conflicts with the West.
we can do this with a fairly massive investment in our own militaries,
using old shell and munitions factories to their capacity while developing new weapons and ammunition to be produced at scale as well,
for a potential conflict involving Taiwan or Iran.
the Chinese leadership will likely have the final say, in collaboration with the very religious leadership in Teheran,
on whether an nuclear arms race in the Middle-East will actually reach the headlines.
meanwhile, the Chinese leadership will likely be in a stalemate situation with the US position on Taiwan,
unless they choose to force the issue, in which case we should make sure we are able to defeat their sea and air fleets even as they produce them with
much shorter supply lines than we have to Taiwan.
any other thoughts please?
i'd like to discuss in this thread an overview of current, past->future, and likely future conflicts that we have
with the (Middle-)East Alliance (Russia, China, Iran, BRICS and all of their allies).
seems to me we gotta split up the conlicts and potential conflicts into manageable blocks,
or we'll be overrun by the 3to1 advantage in population count (and thus shell production capabilities) that these people have.
we owe it to the Ukranians, if you don't mind me saying it out loud, to grant them a quick victory over the Russians on their turf.
at the same time, we need to be ready to pick up the fight against Muslim terrorists again, as they may be used by the Chinese or Iranians as soldiers in their broiling conflicts with the West.
we can do this with a fairly massive investment in our own militaries,
using old shell and munitions factories to their capacity while developing new weapons and ammunition to be produced at scale as well,
for a potential conflict involving Taiwan or Iran.
the Chinese leadership will likely have the final say, in collaboration with the very religious leadership in Teheran,
on whether an nuclear arms race in the Middle-East will actually reach the headlines.
meanwhile, the Chinese leadership will likely be in a stalemate situation with the US position on Taiwan,
unless they choose to force the issue, in which case we should make sure we are able to defeat their sea and air fleets even as they produce them with
much shorter supply lines than we have to Taiwan.
any other thoughts please?
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