Just a reminder
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Hi Garg.
She is being irrational and her boyfriend is in the trade(did not know or may have asked him) and has been pointing out how his friend would have done it differently and cheaper…I wish he would go away!
She told me her husband did her roof 15 years ago and started crying, saying how it has been ruined. The roofers spoke to her while they were working on my half and told her they could address any queries or concerns to them. I have repeated this to her. I cannot change anything!
Here’s an interesting article on the Japan-China dispute:
The 1914 debate: Is Europe’s past really Asia’s future?
The Japan-China provocations show no sign of letting up
http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/the-1914-debate-is-europe-s-past-really-asia-s-future-1.2527625
Nice article. Thanks for posting it!
Rjpeters.
I’m going to call you out… Lol…
For all your “China has no experience” talk… Didn’t USA lose its last major conflict with China? In Korea?
History seems to recall it did. Much of which was based on the morality of dropping the bomb, vs the red mentality of meat fuels the fire.
And weren’t the Chinese in that conflict also grossly out gunned, and out equipped?
Granted some commanders had experience from internal conflicts and the Japanese conflict, but it was virgin troops being sent to their deaths by the scores.
Any thoughts on that?
There’s a conversation in the last chapter of Harold Coyle’s novel Bright Star that Garg might find interesting to read. As I recall (because I read the book ages ago), the novel describes a brief US / USSR shooting war in Egypt, which ends in a kind of stalemate from which both sides prudently climb down rather than pushing the escalation button. A junior US Army officer approaches the hero of the book (I think he’s a major) in a chow line and starts complaining, wondering out loud why “we stopped before kicking some serious Soviet butt” or something along those lines. The major patiently lectures him, bringing up all kinds of considerations that hadn’t occured to the junior officer. The young man digests this for a long moment then says, “So all we did was restore the status quo?” The major responds by making the two points that: a) the status quo isn’t necessarily a bad thing, and b) that status quos aren’t really static, that things change all the time, especially over the longer term.
I was thinking of this thread with the recent troubles there and the island building by China. I didn’t realize it was over 3 years I predicted this. Mind you, give enough time nearly any prediction can come true……and the Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup…one can only hope…
I was thinking of this thread with the recent troubles there and the island building by China. I didn’t realize it was over 3 years I predicted this. Mind you, give enough time nearly any prediction can come true……and the Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup…one can only hope…
The Leafs have been given enough hope, and prayers… they need a volcanic sacrifice.
Good to see you back Malachi.
Stick around!
Agreed.
He will too! @Gargantua:
Good to see you back Malachi.
Stick around!
Nice to see you here again MrMalachiCrunch !
…or as I call him “the illuminati guy” (inside joke).
Any chance I see you at the convention again in September?
LOL RE: Illuminati! Hey YG, yeah should be able to make it out this year! Thanks for the warm re-welcome guys!
China to ‘complete’ South China Sea land reclamation
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-33144751
I wonder when they will start to generate IPCs from the surrounding sea zones? Let the games begin!
…and things continue to heat up.
China media denounce US warship in South China Sea
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-34655845
Read it, thanks Malachi.
Hope you have been well.