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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: RMF who wrote (923662)3/4/2016 10:02:02 PM
From: 2MAR$  Read Replies (3) of 1576845
 
and that's because everybody knows we won't stick our necks out.....Wrong, the Chinese hotheads now have 103,000long tons of Nimitz Class Carrier & destroyer armada sailing right into their faces now. What i indicated to you was going to happen now has, going to be lots of losing face for them now & losing sleep.

There is such a thing as walk softly, now we deploy the big stick, look what pops up to sail right into their faces, lets all wish our sailors the very best, successful missions and safe seas ahead. They wanted to play, so now we play and the attack subs are a given, Chinese aren't ready for this.

The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
navytimes.com
The carrier John C. Stennis, two destroyers, two cruisers and the 7th Fleet
flagship have sailed into the disputed waters in recent days, according to
military officials. The carrier strike group is the latest show of
force in the tense region, with the U.S. asserting that China is
militarizing the region to guard its excessive territorial claims.

Stennis is joined in the region by the cruisers Antietam and Mobile Bay,
and the destroyers Chung-Hoon and Stockdale. The command ship Blue Ridge, the
floating headquarters of the Japan-based 7th Fleet, is also in the area, en
route to a port visit in the Philippines. Stennis deployed from Washington state
on Jan. 15



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