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November 15th 06, 05:11 PM
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China sub stalked U.S. fleet
On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 16:47:03 GMT, Ricardo
wrote: While they might look with suspician at us, they REALLY don't trust the Russians, with whom they have a VERY long border and who, in the past, forced some territorial concessions upon them. They have never been happy with that and there is some evidence that they would like the land back. Bill Kambic Haras Lucero, Kingston, TN Mangalarga Marchador: Uma Raça, Uma Paixão Much the same as Mexico and the USA! Indeed. But that has nothing to do with a Chinese sub shadowing a U.S. carrier. Bill Kambic Haras Lucero, Kingston, TN Mangalarga Marchador: Uma Raça, Uma Paixão 
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