And the world goes on.I'm beginning to wonder, as some have hinted, if China itself encouraged this missile test to see Japan's or the US's Aegis in action. That would be the real missile test.
Glad to see CNN label it the Sea of Japan
Glad to see CNN label it the Sea of JapanThat's not petty. I think you've found your answer, Samuel, to whatever business name is bothering you du jour: Sea of Japan sushi house. And if you really did it, I'd frequent it often.
I want to see evidence that there was indeed a satellite that was put into orbit...""as some have hinted, if China itself encouraged this missile test to see Japan's or the US's Aegis in action""-- thats quite exciting to watch, but scary to think of
"thats quite exciting to watch, but scary to think of"I think it would be more scary to watch and think of rather than exciting.
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And the world goes on.
ReplyDeleteI'm beginning to wonder, as some have hinted, if China itself encouraged this missile test to see Japan's or the US's Aegis in action. That would be the real missile test.
Glad to see CNN label it the Sea of Japan
ReplyDeleteGlad to see CNN label it the Sea of Japan
ReplyDeleteThat's not petty.
I think you've found your answer, Samuel, to whatever business name is bothering you du jour: Sea of Japan sushi house.
And if you really did it, I'd frequent it often.
I want to see evidence that there was indeed a satellite that was put into orbit...
ReplyDelete""as some have hinted, if China itself encouraged this missile test to see Japan's or the US's Aegis in action""
-- thats quite exciting to watch, but scary to think of
"thats quite exciting to watch, but scary to think of"
ReplyDeleteI think it would be more scary to watch and think of rather than exciting.