Quote from: Possum on Today at 06:42:35 AM

         

Johnson is a sex pervert, probably a pederast, I'd bet money on it!

Quote from: Possum on Today at 03:02:18 PMActually it seems very plausible right now. Just ship the unemployed over and solve two problems. 

Unfortunately it is feasible, so Taiwan better get busy on its voter laws and restrictions.

I did a bit of checking, Taiwan is 11 times smaller than Calif. and has 23 million people.
Sound like a lot, but Asians are used to crowded, they like their packed cities.

I'll never understand it.

Quote from: Solar on Today at 11:24:01 AMI heard another tactic they may choose, a border invasion like we're seeing here.
Where the CCP floods Taiwan with Chinese refugees, to sway the vote to their side.

This actually seems plausible in the long run, considering Taiwan is already precariously split, it wouldn't take much to sway the vote.
It's something like 49% to 51%, that's not much of a margin to over come with vote fraud and immigrants.

Actually it seems very plausible right now. Just ship the unemployed over and solve two problems. 

Quote from: Rick on Today at 11:34:48 AMNeed the war to distract the people.

We've got 5 going as it is. Would one more even make a difference at this point?
The Marxists want Russia involved so badly, they're putting NATO in a lose, lose situation.
Hell, they already exhausted France and Germany's munitions supply. Gee, I wonder who is getting rich off all the arms sales?

I was watching a Jordan video, and pretty much all the M/E militaries are armed with US equipment.
It's almost as if the Military Industrial Complex is starting wars to sell equipment.      

Need the war to distract the people.

Quote from: Possum on Today at 11:18:26 AMI wonder how this will affect their decision on whether or not to invade Taiwan? War is costly.

I heard another tactic they may choose, a border invasion like we're seeing here.
Where the CCP floods Taiwan with Chinese refugees, to sway the vote to their side.

This actually seems plausible in the long run, considering Taiwan is already precariously split, it wouldn't take much to sway the vote.
It's something like 49% to 51%, that's not much of a margin to over come with vote fraud and immigrants.

Quote from: Solar on Today at 11:00:02 AMI bet they regret ever getting involved in the first place.
Let this be a lesson to the CCP, don't trust leftists regardless.

Now China is lying about their imploding economy, and no one is buying it. Video below.

In fact, China just held their first world trade summit/sales of Chinese, and Europe and US buyers didn't show up at all.
Russia did as well as some from Africa, but as the spokes girl admitted, they only spend 10% of what Europe and the US spend.
But that's not in this video, I'll post it if I spot it.

I wonder how this will affect their decision on whether or not to invade Taiwan? War is costly.