China: Xi Jinping tells troops to focus on 'preparing for war' - CNN
First it's tensions with India and now it's tensions with Taiwan.
First it's tensions with India and now it's tensions with Taiwan.
China On A War Footing?
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Bobby Jo
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It would seem that "tensions" keep the men focused and ready to anticipate any circumstance, -- but not necessarily the one they're actually being prepared for.
And so I'd suggest that we're on the verge of Russia, Iran, Sudan, & Libya converging on Israel in the next half a dozen months. And FAIR WARNING, -- I actually expected this a year ago given the "Desert Storm" 6-mongh logistical build-up and associated deployments in anticipating the "Armageddon" model, which proved pessimistic given the actual direct land routes available versus the previous 1/3rd around the world using a limited supply of ships for transport.
And it may be noteworthy that Rev. says 200M men, which is comprised of roughly 20M under arms and 180M in support, conforming to the standard 1:10 military ratio.
Bobby Jo
And so I'd suggest that we're on the verge of Russia, Iran, Sudan, & Libya converging on Israel in the next half a dozen months. And FAIR WARNING, -- I actually expected this a year ago given the "Desert Storm" 6-mongh logistical build-up and associated deployments in anticipating the "Armageddon" model, which proved pessimistic given the actual direct land routes available versus the previous 1/3rd around the world using a limited supply of ships for transport.
And it may be noteworthy that Rev. says 200M men, which is comprised of roughly 20M under arms and 180M in support, conforming to the standard 1:10 military ratio.
Bobby Jo
Bobby Jo
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You know, when you watch WWII Pacific military history, it seems the one thing that stands out is LEAD. Who ever has the MOST in MOVEMENT has the best chance of winning. And thinking about "tensions" in the U.S., we see mobs running amok and we're A NUMBER OF MONTHS away from when it will get "bad".
So a person can dispense "mineral supplements" (i.e., lead) singly, or in "pairs", -- using a "binary trigger". And there's even a Youtube video showing some well practiced individual using a binary trigger and beating a girl holding a full auto. Now he only won by a tenth of a second over some 30 rounds, and again he was WELL PRACTICED. But the point being, -- I'd rather be a novice who might have fired 3 rounds per second, actually firing 6 rounds per second if the welfare of my family was at stake.
So it begs the question, -- how valuable is a $450 binary trigger and a $450 "red dot" scope, versus a man's family? And my answer is: -- I'd rather feel sorry for his family.
Swiss Cheese anyone?
Bobby Jo
PS There's saying: Two is one and one is none, -- because things ALWAYS MALFUNCTION when you can Least Afford a Malfunction. Thus other's have opined: ... three is best. And I presume that's THREE per PERSON ...
So a person can dispense "mineral supplements" (i.e., lead) singly, or in "pairs", -- using a "binary trigger". And there's even a Youtube video showing some well practiced individual using a binary trigger and beating a girl holding a full auto. Now he only won by a tenth of a second over some 30 rounds, and again he was WELL PRACTICED. But the point being, -- I'd rather be a novice who might have fired 3 rounds per second, actually firing 6 rounds per second if the welfare of my family was at stake.
So it begs the question, -- how valuable is a $450 binary trigger and a $450 "red dot" scope, versus a man's family? And my answer is: -- I'd rather feel sorry for his family.
Swiss Cheese anyone?
Bobby Jo
PS There's saying: Two is one and one is none, -- because things ALWAYS MALFUNCTION when you can Least Afford a Malfunction. Thus other's have opined: ... three is best. And I presume that's THREE per PERSON ...
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Bobby Jo
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... and don't forget, -- butter FIRST, bullets SECOND --, because FOOD is the FIRST thing to disappear and you can't eat lead ...
Bobby Jo
Bobby Jo
How much do you guys know about actual Megedio valley?
The name Armmegeddon is all about Megedio.
The valley/battlefield is one that whoever gets there first wins...
And there's been a ton of fighting there because whoever controls this valley battlefield is the one who controls the trade routes.
Spices from India to groceries from Egypt. (Although groceries are from Israel these days...they provide a ton of various groceries to everyone)
Today groceries are super fast in delivery.
10 days from field to table for oranges. And that's by boat from Brazil to Belgium. (Israeli competition for oranges)
Belgium has not only chocolate but Europe's boat dock.
In Israel the main boat dock is in Haifa. The ships are lined up to load and unload.
American ports are all up and down the east and west coast...from San Diego to Portland. From Maine to Florida. (And many ports in between) and let's not forget the Gulf ports from Texas to Florida and all ports in between.
The Suez Canal is one port on the Southern tip of Israel.
Just saying...it isn't exactly what you are thinking anymore. I know that people want to point at biblical literalism...but it really doesn't make much sense in this case. Land traffic and convoys aren't how goods travel so much anymore. Ship and air traffic is how it's done once it leaves the field. I'm drawing a blank on how India moves their medicines and spices these days. (Cargo ships but I can't remember the name of the port)
And Iran is the leading producer of Saffron...world's most expensive spice.
The name Armmegeddon is all about Megedio.
The valley/battlefield is one that whoever gets there first wins...
And there's been a ton of fighting there because whoever controls this valley battlefield is the one who controls the trade routes.
Spices from India to groceries from Egypt. (Although groceries are from Israel these days...they provide a ton of various groceries to everyone)
Today groceries are super fast in delivery.
10 days from field to table for oranges. And that's by boat from Brazil to Belgium. (Israeli competition for oranges)
Belgium has not only chocolate but Europe's boat dock.
In Israel the main boat dock is in Haifa. The ships are lined up to load and unload.
American ports are all up and down the east and west coast...from San Diego to Portland. From Maine to Florida. (And many ports in between) and let's not forget the Gulf ports from Texas to Florida and all ports in between.
The Suez Canal is one port on the Southern tip of Israel.
Just saying...it isn't exactly what you are thinking anymore. I know that people want to point at biblical literalism...but it really doesn't make much sense in this case. Land traffic and convoys aren't how goods travel so much anymore. Ship and air traffic is how it's done once it leaves the field. I'm drawing a blank on how India moves their medicines and spices these days. (Cargo ships but I can't remember the name of the port)
And Iran is the leading producer of Saffron...world's most expensive spice.
Bobby Jo
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The one who gets there with Nuclear Weapons wins, -- and POLITICS prevents Israel from attacking the advancing armies while on another nation's soil, so they'll have to wait until they're jammed up at the intersection of the AFRICAN/ASIAN/EUROPEAN highways, -- in Megiddo.
And I would expect that a lawn chair and glass of lemon aid on Cyprus (some 300 miles up-wind) would be an interesting place to sit.
Bobby Jo
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