The United States will not accept the rise of China any more than Britain was prepared to tolerate "uppity" Germany at the beginning of the 20th Century.Grumpy77 wrote:Not fear-mongering are we.... Where do you see the 'likely' part
Though not for the same reasons as what you're mentioning, I do believe conflict between the two can't be ruled out. It's just a question of how the leaders on both sides handle things. There are always people within on either side who would love to go kick the crap out of each other, as well as those who would be trying their best to prevent it from happening. Don't think it's fear mongering per se if you check all those reports that strategic think thanks are coming out with (like CSIS).dadelaw wrote:The United States will not accept the rise of China any more than Britain was prepared to tolerate "uppity" Germany at the beginning of the 20th Century.Grumpy77 wrote:Not fear-mongering are we.... Where do you see the 'likely' part
That's just the way it is with superpowers whose hegemony is being usurped. Deny reality at your peril.
I'm still interested in knowing where Singapore stands in relation to superpwer conflict. Any opinions?
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