Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
we'd all be brown in future!
we'd all be brown in future!
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China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold...
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Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
When i was in Iran in 1976, the woman most of them don't cover their face wearing jean and t-shirt, pretty looking., too bad US let the peacock king go.
they even have brothel which are control, as you need the doctor to check you first before you can go in ( name of place is call Awas) near the port city of khorromsharhr, easy to travel around went up to Tabriz, Isfahan and Shiraz famous for Persian carpet.
When i was in Iran in 1976, the woman most of them don't cover their face wearing jean and t-shirt, pretty looking., too bad US let the peacock king go.
they even have brothel which are control, as you need the doctor to check you first before you can go in ( name of place is call Awas) near the port city of khorromsharhr, easy to travel around went up to Tabriz, Isfahan and Shiraz famous for Persian carpet.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
Just to make themself look good as usual, and those watching will think it did really happen....
Just to make themself look good as usual, and those watching will think it did really happen....
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
I refer to one of your posts:
I note a post five minutes after your #80, which seems to imply .....................
However, by and large, I do not believe in self-censorship, and my comments are mostly factual. Besides, the Chinese have a saying - throw a stone to attract jade. It is my personal opinion that too much brain power is wasted on clone spotting and guessing at the profile of person(s) behind a nick.
I refer to one of your posts:
I note a post five minutes after your #80, which seems to imply .....................
However, by and large, I do not believe in self-censorship, and my comments are mostly factual. Besides, the Chinese have a saying - throw a stone to attract jade. It is my personal opinion that too much brain power is wasted on clone spotting and guessing at the profile of person(s) behind a nick.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning takes up role in South China Sea
Liaoning docks at new Sanya base and prepares for training exercises in move of high strategic importance for nation's future navy operations
China's only aircraft carrier has anchored and started training for the first time at the nation's new dedicated base in the South China Sea.
The Defence Ministry confirmed for the first time on Thursday that the navy now has the ability to dock and service aircraft carriers at its Sanya base.
Analysts said it indicated China would locate its future carriers in the South China Sea, increasing tensions with nations such as the Philippines and Vietnam, which also have territorial claims in the region.
"The docking and training of Liaoning at the Sanya naval base has a significant impact on China's long-term carrier development plan," Beijing-based naval expert Li Jie said.
"The Sanya trip shows Liaoning has its second home in the southern-most part of China."
The Liaoning docked for the first time at the base in Hainan province yesterday and would carry out training exercises there, Xinhua reported.
Defence Ministry spokesman Senior Colonel Yang Yujun said in Thursday's regular press conference that the carrier would be based in Sanya and training in the South China Sea for a "considerable" period.
Professor Ni Lexiong , a naval expert at Shanghai University of Political Science and Law, said the South China Sea was of strategic and military importance. "Sanya is the entrance for much of the energy resources coming into the country by sea," he said.
Shipping and tankers coming from the Pacific, Indian Ocean and the Straits of Malacca pass through the area, he said.
China plans to build up to four medium-sized aircraft carriers by 2020, a military source said.
The Liaoning left its home port of Qingdao for the South China Sea on Tuesday. It is the first time the carrier has conducted a cross-sea training voyage since it was commissioned into the People's Liberation Army Navy in September last year. Previous drills were carried out nearer its home port.
It was escorted by two missile destroyers, the Shenyang and Shijiazhuang, and two missile frigates, the Yantai and Weifang.
Naval expert Li Jie said the vessels formed part of a battle formation and more ships would join the fleet in the future.
A spokesman for the Philippines foreign ministry, Raul Hernandez, said earlier this week the Liaoning's arrival in the region was a worrying development.
"Its deployment raises tension and violates the Declaration of the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea," he said.
Andrei Chang, who edits the Kanwa Asian Defence Monthly and has monitored the aircraft carrier project for 20 years, said the South China Sea was ideal for winter operations training.
The US Navy said earlier this month that two of its carriers, the USS Washington and the USS Nimitz, planned to deploy in the region with a Japanese carrier to help with disaster relief operations in the Philippines.
But Li Jie said the possible presence of several countries' warships in the region would not create conflict. "Liaoning is there for normal training," he said.
http://www.scmp.com/news/china/arti...t-carrier-liaoning-takes-role-south-china-sea
Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning takes up role in South China Sea
Liaoning docks at new Sanya base and prepares for training exercises in move of high strategic importance for nation's future navy operations
China's only aircraft carrier has anchored and started training for the first time at the nation's new dedicated base in the South China Sea.
The Defence Ministry confirmed for the first time on Thursday that the navy now has the ability to dock and service aircraft carriers at its Sanya base.
Analysts said it indicated China would locate its future carriers in the South China Sea, increasing tensions with nations such as the Philippines and Vietnam, which also have territorial claims in the region.
"The docking and training of Liaoning at the Sanya naval base has a significant impact on China's long-term carrier development plan," Beijing-based naval expert Li Jie said.
"The Sanya trip shows Liaoning has its second home in the southern-most part of China."
The Liaoning docked for the first time at the base in Hainan province yesterday and would carry out training exercises there, Xinhua reported.
Defence Ministry spokesman Senior Colonel Yang Yujun said in Thursday's regular press conference that the carrier would be based in Sanya and training in the South China Sea for a "considerable" period.
Professor Ni Lexiong , a naval expert at Shanghai University of Political Science and Law, said the South China Sea was of strategic and military importance. "Sanya is the entrance for much of the energy resources coming into the country by sea," he said.
Shipping and tankers coming from the Pacific, Indian Ocean and the Straits of Malacca pass through the area, he said.
China plans to build up to four medium-sized aircraft carriers by 2020, a military source said.
The Liaoning left its home port of Qingdao for the South China Sea on Tuesday. It is the first time the carrier has conducted a cross-sea training voyage since it was commissioned into the People's Liberation Army Navy in September last year. Previous drills were carried out nearer its home port.
It was escorted by two missile destroyers, the Shenyang and Shijiazhuang, and two missile frigates, the Yantai and Weifang.
Naval expert Li Jie said the vessels formed part of a battle formation and more ships would join the fleet in the future.
A spokesman for the Philippines foreign ministry, Raul Hernandez, said earlier this week the Liaoning's arrival in the region was a worrying development.
"Its deployment raises tension and violates the Declaration of the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea," he said.
Andrei Chang, who edits the Kanwa Asian Defence Monthly and has monitored the aircraft carrier project for 20 years, said the South China Sea was ideal for winter operations training.
The US Navy said earlier this month that two of its carriers, the USS Washington and the USS Nimitz, planned to deploy in the region with a Japanese carrier to help with disaster relief operations in the Philippines.
But Li Jie said the possible presence of several countries' warships in the region would not create conflict. "Liaoning is there for normal training," he said.
http://www.scmp.com/news/china/arti...t-carrier-liaoning-takes-role-south-china-sea
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Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
Sorry for the late reply, i pia chui with jepun kia on jepun forum,,,,,,
Hopefully near CNY.
Sorry for the late reply, i pia chui with jepun kia on jepun forum,,,,,,
Hopefully near CNY.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
USA blinked.
USA told airlines to file flight plans with China
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/30/w...bles-jets-for-first-time-in-new-air-zone.html
USA blinked.
USA told airlines to file flight plans with China
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/30/w...bles-jets-for-first-time-in-new-air-zone.html
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
This does not alter the fact that Ah Neh soldiers are vastly superior. Just look how high they can goose step. China can't even come close.
The Chinese can't grow the same magnificent facial hair either. Facial hair has been shown to be one of the major factors in determining the outcome of warfare.
This does not alter the fact that Ah Neh soldiers are vastly superior. Just look how high they can goose step. China can't even come close.
The Chinese can't grow the same magnificent facial hair either. Facial hair has been shown to be one of the major factors in determining the outcome of warfare.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
Surely you must have done very well in OCS with such military insights.
Surely you must have done very well in OCS with such military insights.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
I just missed out on winning the sword of honor.
I just missed out on winning the sword of honor.
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Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
how come? ...very slightly short on the facial foliage?
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
The guy who won it was a white horse and a member of the Pyramid Club.
The guy who won it was a white horse and a member of the Pyramid Club.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
So a monkey will win ah pu neh in war.
So a monkey will win ah pu neh in war.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
They need to work on the goose stepping.
They need to work on the goose stepping.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
Oooo satirical and you know those kelings actually use these types of stupid examples to show their "superiority"
Can you do the same one involving malays hopefully butthurt whoami won't come in and call you a racist.
Oooo satirical and you know those kelings actually use these types of stupid examples to show their "superiority" Can you do the same one involving malays hopefully butthurt whoami won't come in and call you a racist.
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
This does not alter the facts that:
1) Goose stepping is not a soldier’s primary function.
2) You are a twit to rely on individual goose stepping prowess to make your flawed estimation that Ah Neh soldiers are superior which they are not. In my opinion they are vastly inferior.
3) Where’s your video of Ah Neh soldiers goose stepping in LARGE FORMATIONS? Let me put one here for you. In LARGE FORMATIONS, they don’t look as impressive as the Chinese soldiers shown in my post #66 do they?
[video=youtube;xut-4f8pAOQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xut-4f8pAOQ[/video]
You must joking. If it is true then the hairless Japanese would not have successfully thrashed the Indian regiment that was defending the beach at Kota Bahru. Bwahahaha. My toes are laughing!
This does not alter the facts that:
1) Goose stepping is not a soldier’s primary function.
2) You are a twit to rely on individual goose stepping prowess to make your flawed estimation that Ah Neh soldiers are superior which they are not. In my opinion they are vastly inferior.
3) Where’s your video of Ah Neh soldiers goose stepping in LARGE FORMATIONS? Let me put one here for you. In LARGE FORMATIONS, they don’t look as impressive as the Chinese soldiers shown in my post #66 do they?
[video=youtube;xut-4f8pAOQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xut-4f8pAOQ[/video]
You must joking. If it is true then the hairless Japanese would not have successfully thrashed the Indian regiment that was defending the beach at Kota Bahru. Bwahahaha. My toes are laughing!
Re: China Pawned Own Self! Kena challenge on new air defense zone by US, quickly fold
It may not be a primary function but extensive research has shown that the ability to goose step is directly proportional to prowess on the battle field.
This research was done by a distinguished team from Harvard and has been replicated in many British institutes of higher learning. Google for info. It's all there.
Troops wouldn't bother learning how to goose step if it didn't serve a useful function when it comes to warfare.
Your ignorance is not showing you in very good light.
It may not be a primary function but extensive research has shown that the ability to goose step is directly proportional to prowess on the battle field.
This research was done by a distinguished team from Harvard and has been replicated in many British institutes of higher learning. Google for info. It's all there.
Troops wouldn't bother learning how to goose step if it didn't serve a useful function when it comes to warfare.
Your ignorance is not showing you in very good light.
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