Dark Days Ahead

[C-Mag]

A decade ago you couldn't stroll through a forum on the internet and not be assaulted by claims we needed to be more like Sweden.

[The Conservative]

GOP senators block Jan. 6 commission, likely ending bid for independent probe of Capitol riot

[Zlaxer]

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2021/05 ... d-origins/


He’s either unbelievably dum, someone has a gun to his head, or he’s trying to tell the American people the truth subvertly - no way he thinks people will believe that statement.

[Zlaxer]

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... -dangerous

Your point?

Diversity is strength.

[Zlaxer]

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... n-alliance


The dog that barks loudest….


Wonder if AU could take down CCP on their own.

[The Conservative]

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... -dangerous

Your point?

Diversity is strength.

Bullshit.

[TheOneX]

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... n-alliance


The dog that barks loudest….


Wonder if AU could take down CCP on their own.

Probably not, Australia would probably be able to repel any attack from the CCP, but the CCP would have a numbers advantage that would also likely be enough to repel any attack from Australia.

[SuburbanFarmer]

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... n-alliance


The dog that barks loudest….


Wonder if AU could take down CCP on their own.

Probably not, Australia would probably be able to repel any attack from the CCP, but the CCP would have a numbers advantage that would also likely be enough to repel any attack from Australia.

I’d imagine that any overseas country is largely immune to invasion from China or any other. Occupied France notwithstanding.

If China actually managed to successfully invade Taiwan, even without interference from outside powers, it would be a stunning achievement.

This is where Smitty’s input would be useful. But I can’t think of any successful amphibious invasion of a stable nation, without centuries of technological gap between them. We couldn’t even make a beachhead 90 miles away.

And what’s the next step? Endless guerilla fighting for no gain? Total enslavement of the populace?

[Hastur]

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... n-alliance


The dog that barks loudest….


Wonder if AU could take down CCP on their own.

Probably not, Australia would probably be able to repel any attack from the CCP, but the CCP would have a numbers advantage that would also likely be enough to repel any attack from Australia.

I’d imagine that any overseas country is largely immune to invasion from China or any other. Occupied France notwithstanding.

If China actually managed to successfully invade Taiwan, even without interference from outside powers, it would be a stunning achievement.

This is where Smitty’s input would be useful. But I can’t think of any successful amphibious invasion of a stable nation, without centuries of technological gap between them. We couldn’t even make a beachhead 90 miles away.

And what’s the next step? Endless guerilla fighting for no gain? Total enslavement of the populace?

As a Scandinavian, I can think of quite a few.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Probably not, Australia would probably be able to repel any attack from the CCP, but the CCP would have a numbers advantage that would also likely be enough to repel any attack from Australia.

I’d imagine that any overseas country is largely immune to invasion from China or any other. Occupied France notwithstanding.

If China actually managed to successfully invade Taiwan, even without interference from outside powers, it would be a stunning achievement.

This is where Smitty’s input would be useful. But I can’t think of any successful amphibious invasion of a stable nation, without centuries of technological gap between them. We couldn’t even make a beachhead 90 miles away.

And what’s the next step? Endless guerilla fighting for no gain? Total enslavement of the populace?

As a Scandinavian, I can think of quite a few.

I mean yeah, you can raid or sack the cities, but that’s not really the same as conquering/annexing territory.

there’s the Viking conquest of England, which lasted for a time. And was repelled by guerilla warfare (the medieval equivalent anyway).

But maintaining troops overseas is as hard as its ever been. Not really feasible without complete military dominance.