US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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"yes we did use the to take down Kobes Helicopter"

What a odd admission.

BTW my understanding about DEW is they are ABSURDLY energy intensive, it requires you to have a massive base load and capability to handle giant surges within that.

We need a way to make energy stop working at distance and controlled, like a laser pointer that shuts off electricity ya dig?
 
China's rise would have strengthened the Soviet economy, as it would have been Moscow alone, not Moscow and Washington, influencing Beijing.
I agree with your overall point but this part assumes that China and the USSR were besties. It was always known they had very different ideas of what "communism" meant and were arguable on course for their own mini Thucydides Trap.
Holy shit WW3 is just going to be everyone pointing phones at each other isn't it?
 
I agree with your overall point but this part assumes that China and the USSR were besties. It was always known they had very different ideas of what "communism" meant and were arguable on course for their own mini Thucydides Trap.
The relationship was up and down. Stalin was an authoritarian role model for Mao, who was disappointed when Khrushchev made overtures to thawing relations with Eisenhower, etc etc

So yeah, there were moments when they were outright hostile towards eachother, and one example is how each of their commienigger insurgent groups attempting to overthrow Rhodesia fought eachother. (ZANU/ZAPU)
 
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