Sirens sound in northern Kosovo, background unclear - report
The Serbian president had stated Serbia has "never been in a more complex and difficult situation [with Kosovo] than it is today."
"Strategic Ambiguity" was the label given to the US position re: Taiwan for a very long time. We recognized the "two governments, one State" idea, etc. I theorize that team Biden tried a similar approach in Ukraine, and such ambiguity lasted less than one Zelensky term. We told Zelensky "the US won't openly admit you aren't getting into NATO, so you can say what you want." Zelensky was too immature to understand what his bravado and brinksmanship would bring (or not, even more cynically), and here we are.It seems that all the diplomatic arm twisting that the US established in its infinite unwisdom is starting to come unglued at around the same time.
If Serbia v Kosovo boils over, I can easily see China v Taiwan going hot immediately following...
Because at the very end of the day, whether fair or not, these are countries that exist only because Uncle Sam says they do. But now we're at last defaulting on our credibility on the world stage, and everybody is finally calling our bluff and no longer giving a damn what we think.
This is really going to start getting under the skin of our US overlords, as they're not used to this.
It seems that all the diplomatic arm twisting that the US established in its infinite unwisdom is starting to come unglued at around the same time.
If Serbia v Kosovo boils over, I can easily see China v Taiwan going hot immediately following...
Because at the very end of the day, whether fair or not, these are countries that exist only because Uncle Sam says they do. But now we're at last defaulting on our credibility on the world stage, and everybody is finally calling our bluff and no longer giving a damn what we think.
This is really going to start getting under the skin of our US overlords, as they're not used to this.
If they're trying to goad China into war, they may very well have to make Pelosi the sacrifice, since if they claim Pelosi died in some Chinese attack as casus belli for attacking China, it really would not be in their interest to reveal Pelosi later. Satan hates his servants as much as he hates the rest of us.Pelosi probably won't be on the plane that is supposed to go to Taiwan
It really seems like the USA wants China to attack. Will China take the bait? I believe America wants to prove itself, because Russia is making the USA look weak.
So by provoking China into attacking us, we then get to demonstrate the real backbone of American military - its world class navy, the finest ever built in the history of humanity. If China attacks us, they could see their entire naval fleet wrecked within 72 hours. This looks like a major military operation and false flag wrapped into one - Pelosi probably won't be on the plane that is supposed to go to Taiwan - so America gets the excuse to crush China's navy before it can be developed any further. And by demonstrating American might at sea, America will be able to secure its reputation as a world power with Europe, encouraging them to fight Russia until the last man.
The reason I am confident it would be a mistake for China to attack the US Navy isn't because of our boats or aircraft carriers, but submarine fleets. It's the part you can't see that dominates the sea. Every one of China's little boats would be torpedo practice for America's massive submarine fleet. What we see with Russia's artillery annihilating Ukraine, we will see the converse with American subs dismantling China's navy and forcing them back into their slave role for American consumers.
If China takes the bait they will get wrecked, utterly, and Russia's position will also thereby be that much weaker.
This also raises the point - why is defending Taiwan so important? Why not bring chip manufacturing back home to America? And the reason is very simple - those in control of the money supply do not want to empower regular Americans, they fear them much more than the Chinese. That is why no manufacturing is brought back to America, let alone microchips. America is always kept from being self-sufficient by design, it keeps the boss chews in power.
At this point in time I think it almost makes more sense not think think of "the USA" or "the Deep State" and more of just "The Cabal". I don't really think the US are doing concerted efforts any more, it's just talmudic deconstructivism at this point, throwing Christians into the meat grinder with no deeper purpose outside of killing Christians/Europeans (which I guess makes sense from an Antichrist world domination perspective). Reigniting the Balkan conflicts helps with that, pouring money into Ukraine (a lot of which will probably end up in Israel in a roundabout way, so technically that's also going great), and now also kill all that's left of the US by throwing them against China, because they have been sucked dry and now with the Christian nationalists it might be getting too hot anyway, so collect the military spending and au revoir. Next up, infecting the Eurasian alliance (which they will), financing violent groups, Islamic and otherwise, in Europe as a Schmittian opponent to Russia against which the Christ-haters can prove their supposed usefulness and further act out their spite against us. "Israel is Russia's greatest ally against Terrorism" and so on, the old game. Quite possibly its last iteration, but who knows.It really seems like the USA wants China to attack. Will China take the bait? I believe America wants to prove itself, because Russia is making the USA look weak.
Shortly before the speech, he signed a new 55-page naval doctrine, which sets out the broad strategic aims of Russia's navy, including its ambitions as a "great maritime power" which extend over the entire world.
The main threat to Russia, the doctrine says, is "the strategic policy of the USA to dominate the world's oceans" and the movement of the NATO military alliance closer towards Russia's borders.
I'm very glad you mentioned submarines. In the era of hypersonic anti-ship missiles, modern Navies will have to focus on building more and better submarines if they want to operate within a few hundred miles of hostile coast. I personally think if nuclear submarines are cost prohibitive, there is nothing wrong with diesel submarines. Other nations have quite competent diesel submarines, and you don't even need them to be extremely stealthy, just moreso than surface ships, and with the added inherent ability of being essentially immune to hypersonic anti-ship missiles unless surfaced. I think there should even be submersible escort carriers, since our current fleet carriers are just massive, albeit fast, targets.The reason I am confident it would be a mistake for China to attack the US Navy isn't because of our boats or aircraft carriers, but submarine fleets. It's the part you can't see that dominates the sea. Every one of China's little boats would be torpedo practice for America's massive submarine fleet. What we see with Russia's artillery annihilating Ukraine, we will see the converse with American subs dismantling China's navy and forcing them back into their slave role for American consumers.
It's more work than I am willing to do right now to try to understand the intricacies of the different submarine fleets, but it appears as if China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran have more submarines in their fleet than the United States, all of NATO, Japan, South Korea and Australia combined. I don't know how they stack up, but it's not as if the other side doesn't have submarines of their own.
Sources:
Submarine Fleet Strength by Country (2022)
Ranking total number of submarine craft by country, from highest to lowest.www.globalfirepower.com
I am no longer a believer in the United States military. I do not believe that it has the capability to function any longer as a normal fighting force. Obama's purge of military officers seems to have fundamentally transformed the military. It's now a woke hot mess.
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Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years
Defense: What the president calls "my military" is being cleansed of any officer suspected of disloyalty to or disagreement with the administration on matters of policy or force structure, leaving... Read Morewww.investors.com
The follow are just a few instances over recent years from memory:
1) In peacetime, Navy Cmdr. Cameron Aljilani nearly sank a $3 billion nuclear submarine while navigating the South China Sea, in what was determined a preventable negligent accident.
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https://www.navytimes.com/news/your...-mountain-last-fall-red-flags-abounded/?jr=on
From the article:
The retired submariner Clark said it was “extremely unusual” for a CO to get counseled, receive a letter of instruction and still retain command. “Any one of these would be a career-ender for a CO, even if he or she made it to the end of their tour,” Clark said. “Very few COs receive even one counseling or LOI. This ship was not performing well for the CO’s entire tour.”
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2) We also lost the USS Bonhomme Richard while at port in San Diego due to a fire that the crew had no idea how to put out. You can be sure that they were up on their diversity, equity and inclusion training though. Repairs were estimated at $3.6 billion, so it was scrapped.
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Navy probe finds major failures in San Diego fire that destroyed ship
The Navy report finds lapses in training, coordination, communication and fire preparedness in the 2020 fire that destroyed the USS Bonhomme Richard.www.latimes.com
From the article:
While one sailor has been charged with setting the fire, the more than 400-page report, obtained by the Associated Press, lists three dozen officers and sailors whose failings either directly led to the ship’s loss or contributed to it. The findings detailed widespread lapses in training, coordination, communication, fire preparedness, equipment maintenance and overall command and control.
3) There's also the first F35 female fighter pilot who lost her plane in the South China Sea (on her first flight):
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$100m F-35 Fighter Jet Crashed By U.S Female Pilot On Her First Flight Recovered From China Sea
U.S. Navy retrieves the $100 million F-35C stealth fighter jet from the depths of the South China Sea. The aircraft ended up at the bottom of the Sea following a landing problem on the USS Carl Vinson. It became known after the crash that the world’s first female F-35 pilot was behind the...autojosh.com
The bottom line is that the US military is demoralized, weak, and woke. Get woke, go broke. That's saying nothing of the loss of soldiers due to vaccine mandates either. In fact, the Army is having "unprecedented challenges" in recruitment, despite $35k recruitment offers and lowering of standards.
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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zerowww.zerohedge.com