**UPDATE*** U.S. Sending 3rd Carrier To Korean Waters---Inviting A Nuclear War (Chinese General) by Elijah.

U.S.S. Ronald Reagan

UPDATE—From the Washington Post

www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/dec/27/china-deploying-carrier-sinking-ballistic-missile/

It has now been reported that China’s military is deploying a new anti-ship ballistic missile that can sink U.S. aircraft carriers, a weapon that specialists say gives Beijing new power-projection capabilities that will affect U.S. support for Pacific allies.

Adm. Robert Willard, commander of the U.S. Pacific Command, disclosed to a Japanese newspaper on Sunday that the new anti-ship ballistic missile (ASBM) is now in the early stages of deployment after having undergone extensive testing.

Breaking From last night—

Watching CCTV World News (www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ7z1gxDvDc, I heard, and then later confirmed through the following Chinese news site, that a 3rd U.S. aircraft is en route to Korean waters. Listening to some of CCTV’s region analyst, it appears as if the following drills which are to commence on the 27 and end on the 31st, are to further provoke the North to take action.
According to this analyst, there has not been 3 carriers in the region since the days of the Vietnam conflict, which leads him to believe that the U.S., along with South Korea and Japan, are getting ready for war with the North.
As we speak, there are also 3 carriers in the Persian Gulf as well, who have another target in their sights…Iran.
Are you ready for a World War???
 

New ROK drills add to tension on peninsula

By Cheng Guangjin and Ma Liyao (China

Daily)

Updated: 2010-12-27 07:07
www.chinadaily.com.cn/world/2010-12/27/content_11756801.htm

BEIJING – The announcement by the Republic of Korea (ROK) of naval drills, starting on Monday, has again escalated tension on the Korean Peninsula.

The ROK military plans to stage live-fire drills at 23 locations off its coast from Dec 27 to Dec 31, the ROK Joint Chiefs of Staff said on Sunday

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