Should we be worried?

[Timon]

He's probably just trying to strong arm them into some trade agreement... creating bad sentiment towards the chinese is bad for the chinese economy... everyone reading this post is either wearing chinese garments or has at least some chinese parts in the pc he/she is reading this on

[Almighty Jim]

Is China the U.S.S.R of the 21st century?
Worse..they've combined Communism with Capitolism and they play by THEIR rules.
Time to make friends with em' on all levels.

[MorganGrayson]

I've always felt that one of the problems that will come out of the US focusing on a specific set of "enemies" is that it narrows our focus, causing us to forget the rest of the world.

Without even getting up I can lay my hands on a *lot* of things made in China. I hope they value their international trade enough.

[Dravyk]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

I've always felt that one of the problems that will come out of the US focusing on a specific set of "enemies" is that it narrows our focus, causing us to forget the rest of the world.

Problem is Bush can only count up to three.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

Problem is Bush can only count up to three.

Time to start building the bomb cellars in the back yard again.

[PornoDoggy]

Originally Posted by Almighty Jim

Is China the U.S.S.R of the 21st century?
Worse..they've combined Communism with Capitolism and they play by THEIR rules.
Time to make friends with em' on all levels.

I have no problem making friends with them.

I also think the best way to stay friends with them is to not lure them into thinking they can fuck with us on any level.

Thinking that the blatant superiority we have in nuclear weapons will accomplish that is akin to the thinking that the Atlantic and Pacific would keep us out of World War II.

At the present, I believe that Arab extremists represent a threat level of 3 on a scale of 10.

I think China represents a 5, and that number goes up a full one every ten years.