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Pretty funny, seeing how Australia/NZ joined the USA 10 years later for the reboot with about the same result. Or your old boss, the UK getting kicked out of both Hongkong and Singapore 10 years earlier.ROB wrote: Last time the shit hit the fan in the Pacific, the brave French beat a glorious, yet hasty fucking retreat.
Apart from sinking that greenpeace ship and continuing to test their nuclear weapons, you mean.Since then they have lobbed turds and done nothing of significance in this area.
God knows I try.Also, fuck the French.
el3so wrote:Pretty funny, seeing how Australia/NZ joined the USA 10 years later for the reboot with about the same result. Or your old boss, the UK getting kicked out of both Hongkong and Singapore 10 years earlier.ROB wrote: Last time the shit hit the fan in the Pacific, the brave French beat a glorious, yet hasty fucking retreat.
Apart from sinking that greenpeace ship and continuing to test their nuclear weapons, you mean.
God knows I try.Also, fuck the French.
Think the US only started looking farther East than Pearl Harbour after WW2, they might close down some of those overseas bases but they'll probably have friendly ports in the region in the near future onward, choice is pretty much up to them. I believe the US military learned hard-earned lessons from both cold war engagements (even after Powell undid his own doctrine in the UN), fingers crossed their politicians did as well.ROB wrote: WW2 was what America can do when it's threatened and has near universal domestic legitimacy. Korea/Vietnam is what America can do when it shackles itself.
Pretending that's the "same result" is silly.
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