China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control

[ChineseTiger1986]

The US has repeatedly proven the capability to intercept DF-21/26 class ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, I will take VLO terrain hugging cruise missiles with advanced targeting capabilities. Good luck to China when B-1s unload on you.

Sorry to ruin your dream, all you can intercept is a dummy missile, not the actual DF-21/26.

 

[riscol]

The US does not have anything close to those missiles, so how could they have tested it? Pipe dream

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

China could probably try to prevent the U.S. from building ballistic missiles right now by cutting off supplies.

All China wants to do is to consolidate its absolute dominance as the manufacturing hub in the world.

Not only Tesla and Honeywell, China is awaiting Boeing and many others to jump in.

For them, it is still better to move all its manufacturing plants to China than bankruptcy, right?

 

[Oldman1]

The US does not have anything close to those missiles, so how could they have tested it? Pipe dream

Umm since the pullout of the INF Treaty they have been testing an IRBM and a hyper sonic missile.

 

[F-22Raptor]

Sorry to ruin your dream, all you can intercept is a dummy missile, not the actual DF-21/26.

Seems like you can't handle reality. The US developed those classes of ballistic missiles decades ago. It's well within US capability to simulate those classes in tests.

 

[Oldman1]

All China wants to do is to consolidate its absolute dominance as the manufacturing hub in the world.

Not only Tesla and Honeywell, China is awaiting Boeing and many others to jump in.

For them, it is still better to move all its manufacturing plants to China than bankruptcy, right?

Thats smart, that means the U.S. can't build any ballistic missiles. So China is doing what the U.S. can't do in the Pacific. Deploying such missiles.

 

[riscol]

With the covid thing going on, Boeing reputation pretty much damaged things are not looking on the bright side for that company. US going to bail out Boeing?

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Seems like you can't handle reality. The US developed those classes of ballistic missiles decades ago. It's well within US capability to simulate those classes in tests.

A dummy is still a dummy bro, not the actual ASBM.

Since the US doesn't have any ASBM so far, and only China can intercept its ASBM.

 

[F-22Raptor]

Umm since the pullout of the INF Treaty they have been testing an IRBM and a hyper sonic missile.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Thats smart, that means the U.S. can't build any ballistic missiles. So China is doing what the U.S. can't do in the Pacific. Deploying such missiles.

Your primary concern for now should be all about the coronavirus and the BLM riot.

And how powerful China has become should not be your concern.

 

[riscol]

Agreed, cannot compare oranges with apples. Either you have it or not, the dummy is not exactly the same

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

With the covid thing going on, Boeing reputation pretty much damaged things are not looking on the bright side for that company. US going to bail out Boeing?

Obama had bailed out GM because it was too big to fail, then they bundled themselves entirely with China, and allow China to control their fate.

Trump will do the same thing to Boeing.

 

[riscol]

That will be interesting news when that happens

 

[Oldman1]

Your primary concern for now should be all about the coronavirus and the BLM riot.

And how powerful China has become should not be your concern.

We will deal with it. And we should be concerned about how powerful China is considering how much you have built in the last recent years and and your actions getting ready to start a war. Seems to me you are getting ready to take on a powerful military that could stand in your way. Sure you didn't build all those aircraft carriers and thousands of ASBMs just for Vietnam or the Phillipines?

 

[F-22Raptor]

Elon just wants his dream to be achieved, and it doesn't matter to him which country has to sponsor it.

As long as he can have it.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...tesla-s-shanghai-gigafactory-in-just-168-days

Speaking of SpaceX, they are on pace to have sent 6 people to orbit by early September. China has sent 11 TOTAL in its ENTIRE history. In other words, a private American company is on pace to surpass China by the end of 2021.