>You seem to know your shit. I know enough to have an opinion. >But what they DO have, are based leaders and generals. The US is led by a diaper-shitting mummy, and an army of lesbians, faggots, and trannies. Indeed, but when the chips are down watch these branches as the tokenism quietly slips away. Whites are still the vast majority in combat arms. Aa blind patriotism takes over, so too will the blind patriots. Their agenda will be sidelined for a time as leaders rise. The Patton's and MacArthur's. Those willing to do what is necessary to defeat the perceived threat. It is the nature of war and civilization. Left without any threats, empires grow weak. Create a new threat, a new enemy, and watch as a disorganized mess with plenty of equipment transforms into an entirely different military force. Sometimes these conflicts are necessary, and it may be best for one to become a villain against their own so that they may be better prepared for a greater threat they cannot perceive. A war such as that would require careful strategy and ensuring that all those in power understand that the goal is not annihilation, but reformation. Striking key points you plan to use afterwards may not be for the best, as they will be needed to fight the larger threat lurking in the dark. Taiwan may fall, this is true, but China is a very coastal nation. The Japanese understood this in the Second World War, and launching simultaneous naval invasions to key port cities will overwhelm and break the Chinese. The trick is holding such points. Shanghai, Hong Kong, and other cities are *critical* to China. Logistics and force projection is something the west has mastered for decades now. The PRC is inexperienced and a laboring beast, untested and unprepared for such a conflict. They may be mobilizing, yes, but that is the nature of the Chinese. They mass produce sub-par equipment. In terms of armored, naval, and air equipment... That doesn't work. Not in these times. Then of course there's the understanding that many Chinese would be scared to death of fighting the West. Don't underestimate the protests of a weak populace. Western China may as well be the wild west, and cities such as Wuhan are not firmly held under PRC control. China has a habit of breaking, as it has done for millenia, and will continue to do so. This nigger, pardon me... Uighur issue is just a symptom of deeper issues in China and everyone knows it. It's why occasionally our US media runs the stories against them. It is to foment discourse and rebellious tendencies in the Chinese who find ways around their firewall and spread information illegally in their homeland. The jews are not, fortunately for us, as uniform and monolith as initially believed. There are many jewish families that have made a choice at one point that they'd rather keep their golden calf nice and strong to milk it longer if not forever. Then there are the typical internationalist jews which are all too familiar to us. Are either our friend? No. But assuming we enter a war with China, keep an eye on what these "American" jews do. Some will slide to the internationalists, and I feel that some will side with us. Not us as in the right, but the US in general. I predict a semi-offensive war or stalemate with China that will end in an economically and industrially ravaged PRC. All that debt we owe them? We don't, really. The government knows that and so do the Chinese. At the flick of a pen we can wipe it away whenever we wish. It is why the Chinese never pester us about said debt. It is better for them to just let it go and get what they can rather than call us on it and get nothing, then crash their economy. Also, fuel is a concern for China, funny enough. Why do you think they're trying to get buddy-buddy with Iran and (somewhat) Russia? They can build ships all day but if the engines don't run then there is no point. That's not to say they have no fuel production, they do, but it isn't as much as one may expect. The US and the middle east has the market cornered on that. It's why Japan had such trouble in WWII. We cut our oil and strangled them without firing a shot. Then there is India, Vietnam, and other nations threatened or outright irritated with China. India is very open to working with us, and I don't doubt for a moment the Chinese would be forced to split their forces because they know it as well. Then there is Japan and South Korea which have been quietly mobilizing for awhile now. Both would provide excellent staging grounds for our naval forces and air squadrons. China is weaker than you may think. They have numbers, yes, but numbers can only get you so far these days. Especially in wars an ocean away.