Hey Walt, China is having problems with their nuclear sup program but this is an internet hoax. How many of these WSJ fake news stories do you fall for?The Chinese have successfully sunk a submarine... Sadly it is their own.
Blow to China’s military plans after new nuclear submarine ‘sinks’
China’s newest nuclear attack submarine has sunk in a shipyard accident, in a setback to the country’s attempts to overtake the United States in a naval arms race, according to US officials.www.yahoo.com
There are a lot of reputable sources that all pre-date the internet.
www.bbc.com
apnews.com
Why would China build a shipyard 600 miles from the ocean?There are a lot of reputable sources that all pre-date the internet.
China nuclear sub sank in its dock, US officials say
The submarine sank earlier this year, in a major setback for the Chinese military, say US defence officials.
New Chinese nuclear attack submarine sank during construction, US defense official says
A senior U.S. defense official says satellite imagery shows that China's newest nuclear submarine sank while under construction.
CNN does not predate the original internet, but does predate the World Wide Web, and any internet hoaxes.
Because there is a 600 mile waterway to get it to the ocean? Shipyards tend to be as far inland as you can get them, so that materials can come to them from all directions. It also hides it from prying eyes.
At its lowest, it is 5 feet... But you are forgetting the Three Gorges Dam is on the Yangtze. It is specifically designed to allow a seasonal depth of 20 feet. That allows the transportation of agricultural products.
What do you know about shipyards, Walt?Because there is a 600 mile waterway to get it to the ocean? Shipyards tend to be as far inland as you can get them, so that materials can come to them from all directions. It also hides it from prying eyes.
At its lowest, it is 5 feet... But you are forgetting the Three Gorges Dam is on the Yangtze. It is specifically designed to allow a seasonal depth of 20 feet. That allows the transportation of agricultural products.
Three Gorges Dam - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
You see, I do not have to know about shipyards. I am counting on the experts. You are the one claiming to be the greatest expert on shipyards ever to walk the earth, who can contradict any other expert and will instantly be known to be right.
Your knowledge of shipyards begins and ends with Google. I would think shipyards be closer to an ocean. Ships can have a 30-foot draft. But what do I know? I worked at 2 shipyards, one on the Atlantic and the other on the Pacific.
Again, I do not need an expertise in shipyards, because I trust all the experts in the world. Goat claims to be able to counter act all the experts in the world.
You're missing a lot by twisting my words. If you go to a shipyard you get to see how huge ships are. They're like floating cities and need almost 50 feet of water.
Wow, the submarine started at needing a draft of only 8 feet, then of 30 feet, and now it needs 50 feet. It just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
Calm down, Walt. I guess they can build a separate shipyard 600 miles upriver for submarines with a shallow draft, and there's no doubt that China is having problems with their nuclear sub program, but your OP is fake news.
So every news source is lying, and no one but Goat can figure that out?
Every government puts out propaganda knowing people like you will parrot it as if it came from god and carved in stone. When I make a mistake and post fake news, I want you to point it out so I realize my mistake.
