http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/01/more_evidence_china_preparing_to_attack_japan.html well yahall this is looking like a spring board game, they are going to launch from with there new attack helicopters, they are a preparing for something for sure with this construction, thinking long term with this investment to give japan a wakeup call one day.
Why would China decide to destroy their economy by attacking a country that the United States is obligated to defend?
I do not believe China is going to attack any nation. However, Japan has a good reason to enhance their defense capability.
they will start small like attack the islands, then lay mines use subs around japan sea lanes to cut off trade. slow steps art of war
because its unexpected and surprise is a major part of the art of war japan better be ready prepared for a [video=youtube;Z4LrMw6e9Sc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4LrMw6e9Sc[/video]video time 2:12 love to see the feminist get it threw the eye with the arrow arrg!
But why, what in Japan is worth going to war with the USA? They lose a massive amount of their markets for goods, they lose securities and debt payments from the USA, and they have to face probably the only country in the world that can take them in a fight. Not to mention we have nukes in case we cannot take them. So where is the upside to this?
its just a paper contract, the usa will not support japan in a shooting war with china to much is at stake a point of no return.. [video=youtube;4I9vnAxCvWY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I9vnAxCvWY[/video] for stock holders here.
China knows that the US wants to finish off Russia and then start with China in order to hold on to its hegemony, this is why both countries have united themselves in everyway. China has plans to recreate its old silk trade routes going from the Pacific to Europe with high speed trains, because it fears being contained by the US Pacific fleet. This is also why it is building another canal to use rather than the Panama, and this is why it is moving ships into the Mediterranean since its dependent on the Suez canal as well. China owns part of the port of Piraeus in Greece and want to build another high speed train to carry their goods from there to Belgrade. China's only concern is to protect its trade and trade routes and for this reason it has planned naval exercises next month with Russia not only in the Pacific, but also in the Mediterranean. None of this has to do with Japan. The only problem China and Japan have, is the same one that South Korea and the Phillipines have, and that is the claims on the energy and mineral rich S. China Seas. China being the dominating force in the area, is negotiating the territorial waters from a position of strength and that's why these countries want the US as support. Uhhh! Maybe they should go to the UN and let them decide?
the un is a puppet of the nwo and has very little power military, even thou china is powerful now, it will not use its ace card and slowly bleed japan to capitulation saving its strength for future conflicts with the west.
China plans military parade? why who are they sending a signal too..Event expected to warn Japan, maintain postwar order http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/904397.shtml
You mean, or not This is all anti China, anti Russian hysteria? Or possibly reactions to the economic threats their enlarging markets and vast raw materials represent. Dear Japan - Be China's best buddy. And avoid alliances with Moi It is the most logical economic and geopolitik policy Japan might pursue. Moi r > g No
China's enemy is the same as Russia's enemy. To say Japan is China's enemy is like saying Germany is Russia's enemy, rather than the one who controls them both: Washington. China does have some beefs with Japan though, and one of them is the genocide and atrocities Japan committed in WWII on the Chinese, Korean and Philippine people... and which it never apologized for, nor has ever admitted to its people. Japan is not the only one, Turkey has never admitted or apologized for its war crimes and genocide on the Christians in Anatolia, nor has the Banderites apologized or admitted its genocide of the Poles, Jews and Armenians living in what was then Poland.
Thing is, no nation wants to be the one who started a war. Not these days. - - - Updated - - - Yep. Neither Japan nor Germany is much of a military threat taken alone, but with Washington behind them they are connected to a war-hungry superpower that regularly engages in international brinkmanship. - - - Updated - - - Can't be worse than the present alliance with its Abenomics fiat funny money printing game...
Eastern states don't start wars the same way like western states. Japan is a competitor and rival of China in the region. A recently second economy of the world is stagnating at its best. But there will be no hot war between China and Japan for a decade unless western states make the war for them inevitable. First characteristic of the rivalry is inner. If we take just the relations between China and Japan - China will use Japan as a kind of a partner to grow its military strength. Not a friendly though but the one which uses the quality of a partner. China will pressurise Japan for islands and influence in the region. Japan will have to defend and invest more and more money and labour into sphere where it lost its position since 1950s. But japanese are very inventive and the competition would really lead to breakthroughs in the sphere of war technologies. The edge for China is its economical advantage. And China would rather win peacefully rather than starting a war. The main aim of China is not to conquer the islands of Japan. The main aim is to become a superpower as a result of the military contest. The second thing about it is outer. China is historically supported by Russia. And Japan by anglo-saxons. This political trend haven't changed and the contest would also be determined by the adaptibility of technologies which Russia and US are willing to pass to their allies but at the same time their own contenders. If the war which is hapenning now would expand - it may speed up the growth of hostility and sharpen the competition between Japan and China as well. Third characteristic is both parties negative experience. On the whole I wouldn't expect hot war between China and Japan. China has a non-military strategy and it hasn't made successful wars for centuries. At the same time their economical advance is to vulnerable in the war to risk it. As for Japan it recently started to rebuild its army, which was prohibited as a result of Second World War. Japan entered that war as a country which hasn't given up lots of medieval traits. So Japan has no possibility to copy its own tradition. Besides, Japan's position is much weaker against their rivals in the region than it was in 1941. There is absolutely no sense to risk the war Japan cannot win by itself. So I expect a contest which will be interesting to look at.
