| DialgaMarine said: At this point, I would not be surprised if China's stance, on taking NK's side if we attack first, is just a bluff in itself. China is so heavily tied to us, whereas NK has become nothing more a debt to them. I believe that's just their way of trying to prevent NK from detonating a warhead so close their border, but if we attacked first, I think China would hang back. That being said though, I still disagree with a preemptive strike. NK has been blowing smoke up our asses since the cease-fire was signed. This is nothing new. They know the second they harm a hair on either us or our allies that they're done. |
The thing is like someone said before China don't want a US puppet state on their door step which gives the US military a closer vantage point, China also aren't as reliant on western trade as many here think as the Country is heavily involved in developing African countries and trade over there where they get a mass amount of resources from helping the development.
