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12/2 "Students Uncover China Nuke Tunnels"
http://www.csua.org/u/uv7 (news.yahoo.com)
~3000 miles of tunnel network.
\_ WaPo article on same:
http://csua.org/u/uwn |
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| www.csua.org/u/uv7 -> news.yahoo.com/video/world-15749633/students-uncover-china-nuke-tunnels-27448245.html Iranian embassy staff leave London 1 hr 22 mins ago Reuters 1:06 | 0 views The UK asks Iranian diplomats to leave, as a hard-line Iranian cleric warns other countries against supporting London's stance. Storming Parliament in Argentina 1 hr 39 mins ago Reuters 1:34 | 998 views Protesters angry over new education legislation clash with police outside Buenos Aires parliament. Outcry over Biden in Turkey 1 hr 54 mins ago Reuters 1:36 | 1,304 views Hundreds of Islamists gather in Istanbul to protest a visit by US Vice President Joe Biden, who is urging Turkey to imposing new Iran sanctions. Canada hosts first-ever roller derby world cup 2 hrs 6 mins ago AFP 0:52 | 2,056 views In the coming days, women in short skirts and four-wheel skates, sporting pseudonyms like Iron Wench and Georgia W Tush, will jostle for victory in the first-ever roller derby world cup. NOT THE ONE 15 hours ago Whenever, they need to pass a Defense bill they always find something about China. Last time, was a stealth fighter with a heat signature of the size of the Sun. So what they have a private base, don't we have Area 51. Last time i check, no one can go and walk inside Area 51 or any military base. Lockheed Martin gave the Chinese our missile guidance system & SLB rocket engine turbopump/injector face technology. No LMC personnel were sent to federal prison nor was LMC denied future government contracts for divulging America's advanced missile technology secrets. Cleveland, United States o 35 minutes ago Most of the Yahoo! posters don't even realize that this whole thing is about Freedom of the Press and Freedom of speech. In Communist China, the citizens are force fed what ever drivel the State run Media puts out. Here in the United States, the Citizens are free to discover and report on whatever they #$%$ well want to. College Station, United States o about an hour ago Well, US is good at point fingers to other countries, this is wrong, that is wrong. In the future, there is plan to connect cities by subways (when track leave cities, it will be on the surface) except current railway system. they do not need a secret tunnel to hide weapons, (if it is true exist, it is only a plus). all these city subways can hide some warheads, and other country won't detect and can't attack it either. China is not only develop toward underground, it is also building orbit station in the sky, trying to send people to the moon, too. US only has a big mouth left, I do not mean they can do nothing, early 90's is a good example for how US people can build thing, not nowdays. BTW, US kids are good at games, "leadership", lawyers, bankers which all live by mouth, not hands and minds. There is news this morning for British government to abandon calculator in school, do you know why? Makati City, Philippines o 5 hours ago I don't know but why does the other country has a stock pile of nuke hundreds even thousands... one nuke can destroy one city or even more but why thousand?. Sacramento, United States o 15 hours ago Of course they are communist. Isnt strange and very dangerous that our corporations and our government are actually doing business with a communist government? And because they are making zillions of dollars taking all our jobs and stealing our secrets and building their militiary capabilities they can use missles and other weapons to wipe us out. So, we've been sold out by our own corporations and our own government and we could be wiped out by the money they make to build such killing machines. Fayetteville, United States o 18 hours ago doesn't surprise me one bit, thats why they are called thr red chinese communist. I wouldn't trust them as far as i can spit, and that would be in the faces of there lunatic commie government. Michael 3 hours ago This really show China phobia among the Americans. A lot of the information mentioned can be read in the Chinese web sites and is readily available. Just ask someone who can read Chinese to search the chinese website and all these information is easily available to anyone within few hours of searching, not years! I suppose these students use the American,s China phobia to their own advantage to fouther their career. |
| csua.org/u/uwn -> www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/georgetown-students-shed-light-on-chinas-tunnel-system-for-nuclear-weapons/2011/11/16/gIQA6AmKAO_story.html Not such a Wonderful Life' for Zuzu Georgetown students shed light on China's tunnel system for nuclear weapons (Ricky Carioti/ WASHINGTON POST ) - Phillip A Karber, right, meets with his Asian Arms Control Project students, from left, William Kim, Nick Yarosh and Nick Iacono. William Wan, The Chinese have called it their "Underground Great Wall" -- a vast network of tunnels designed to hide their country's increasingly sophisticated missile and nuclear arsenal. For the past three years, a small band of obsessively dedicated students at Georgetown University has called it something else: homework. These are clips from Chinese TV news reports and from episodes of a TV docudrama that a group of Georgetown students used to help assemble the largest public database on more than 3,000 miles of tunnels dug by the Chinese to hide and move their missiles and nuclear arms. Navy to base warships in Singapore Led by their hard-charging professor, a former top Pentagon official, they have translated hundreds of documents, combed through satellite imagery, obtained restricted Chinese military documents and waded through hundreds of gigabytes of online data. Second Artillery Corps, a secretive branch of the Chinese military in charge of protecting and deploying its ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads. The study is yet to be released, but already it has sparked a congressional hearing and been circulated among top officials in the Pentagon, including the Air Force vice chief of staff. "It's not quite a bombshell, but those thoughts and estimates are being checked against what people think they know based on classified information," said a Defense Department strategist who would discuss the study only on the condition of anonymity. The study's critics, however, have questioned the unorthodox Internet-based research of the students, who drew from sources as disparate as Google Earth, blogs, military journals and, perhaps most startlingly, a fictionalized TV docudrama about Chinese artillery soldiers -- the rough equivalent of watching Fox's TV show "24" for insights into US counterterrorism efforts. But the strongest condemnation has come from nonproliferation experts who worry that the study could fuel arguments for maintaining nuclear weapons in an era when efforts are being made to reduce the world's post-Cold War stockpiles. Beyond its impact in the policy world, the project has made a profound mark on the students -- including some who have since graduated and taken research jobs with the Defense Department and Congress. "I don't even want to know how many hours I spent on it," said Nick Yarosh, 22, an international politics senior at Georgetown. "But you ask people what they did in college, most just say I took this class, I was in this club. I can say I spent it reading Chinese nuclear strategy and Second Artillery manuals. For students, an obsession The students' professor, Phillip A Karber, 65, had spent the Cold War as a top strategist reporting directly to the secretary of defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Request a badge Washingtologist Badge Washingtologists consistently post thought-provoking, timely comments on events, communities, and trends in the Washington area. Request a badge Post Writer Badge This commenter is a Washington Post editor, reporter or producer. Post Forum Badge Post Forum members consistently offer thought-provoking, timely comments on politics, national and international affairs. Sign in here Comments our editors find particularly useful or relevant are displayed in Top Comments, as are comments by users with these badges: . Replies to those posts appear here, as well as posts by staff writers. Get a badge To pause and restart automatic updates, click "Live" or "Paused". If paused, you'll be notified of the number of additional comments that have come in. Comments our editors find particularly useful or relevant are displayed in Top Comments, as are comments by users with these badges: . Replies to those posts appear here, as well as posts by staff writers. |
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