Cold War mentality?

JALU3 · 12-16-07, 03:46 AM

The West has always looked towards Moscow and St. Petersburg with a sence of foreboding and hesitation . . . all the way back to when it back to the days of the Czars . . . nothing new there.
It's just from my perspective I fear a new Warsaw Pact replacement possibly coming from the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation . . . with Communist China (as opposed to Democratic China (Republic of China)), Russia . . . and with a possible future member being Iran . . . if that ever happens . . . and if tensions continue to mount . . . back to a bi-polar international world . . . as I don't think it would be very multi-polar with two big organizations existing again.

12-16-07, 03:46 AM	#5
JALU3 Grey Wolf Join Date: May 2007 Location: 11SMS 98896 10565 Posts: 756 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The West has always looked towards Moscow and St. Petersburg with a sence of foreboding and hesitation . . . all the way back to when it back to the days of the Czars . . . nothing new there. It's just from my perspective I fear a new Warsaw Pact replacement possibly coming from the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation . . . with Communist China (as opposed to Democratic China (Republic of China)), Russia . . . and with a possible future member being Iran . . . if that ever happens . . . and if tensions continue to mount . . . back to a bi-polar international world . . . as I don't think it would be very multi-polar with two big organizations existing again. __________________ "The Federation needs men like you, doctor. Men of conscience. Men of principle. Men who can sleep at night... You're also the reason Section Thirty-one exists -- someone has to protect men like you from a universe that doesn't share your sense of right and wrong." -Sloan, Section Thirty-One

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