lol!
Pwndizzled.
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Hehe. Sick job China.
As juvenile as it sounds I gotta say it...
Owned.
Owned.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
Those are fun, but I'm guessing the US government had access to those satellite photos (and better ones) before Google did.
Here are more ownings with Google earth, courtesy of The Register:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/14 … n_results/
My favorite: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/19 … n_mystery/
Here are more ownings with Google earth, courtesy of The Register:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/14 … n_results/
My favorite: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/19 … n_mystery/
rofl
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Go Google! Get those Chinese back for blocking images of Tank man! I saw a frontline story where Chinese citizens had never seen the Tank Man picture before, and didn't even know what it was or what to think of it when it was shown to them. Communism is scary.
who cares whether the government saw it first or not, just the fact the general public was able to see it was freakin hilarioussan4 wrote:
Those are fun, but I'm guessing the US government had access to those satellite photos (and better ones) before Google did.
Here are more ownings with Google earth, courtesy of The Register:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/14 … n_results/
My favorite: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/19 … n_mystery/
WTF? Just peeked at the register and laughed. All those pics of "black" helicopters? They really a part of the "black helicopter" crowd, or was that some kind of spoof? The Black Helicopter crowd, for those who don't know, are people who are convinced the US Goverment has secret stealth, silent, black helicopters that they use to help maintain covert control over the population of the US and the world.san4 wrote:
Those are fun, but I'm guessing the US government had access to those satellite photos (and better ones) before Google did.
Here are more ownings with Google earth, courtesy of The Register:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/14 … n_results/
My favorite: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/19 … n_mystery/
Chinese official: 'uhh thats not a submarine thats thats...thats.....OMG some one shoot down google's satelite"
*and then battlefield 2 erupted*
*and then battlefield 2 erupted*
Xiaopingdao base near Dalian
Lol Gutted
And it's close to Dalian plant. Everyone, let's join Dalian Plant map
LOL! It really wouldn't surprise me if the Chinese turned around and ASAT'ed Quickbird... its a good satellite... highest resolution commercial electro-optical imagery. On that note, here's something that may interest some of you: http://www.centerforspace.com/downloads … 030107.zip
That's a link to a simulation completed as of March '07 of all orbital materials detectable in orbit by USAF, with special attention paid to all the shit the Chinese put up there.
That's a link to a simulation completed as of March '07 of all orbital materials detectable in orbit by USAF, with special attention paid to all the shit the Chinese put up there.
What does it do to china? How does it affect them? You can bet that every intelligence agency on earth has a more detailed satellite photo of it in their possession already. They would only be in procession of such photos because china wants them to. By taking it out from cover China is effectively saying to the world, "look what we got, don't fuck with us"
The blurry view of an already documented submarine on your computer screen does not constitute ownage, five spanking new Jin-class SSBNs does.
The blurry view of an already documented submarine on your computer screen does not constitute ownage, five spanking new Jin-class SSBNs does.
They will not spot Overlord tank, that under 20 feet of concrete.
CHINA WILL PREVAIL
Holy shit @ scale model of the Chinese/Indian area. That's actually weird.
CHINA WILL PREVAIL
Holy shit @ scale model of the Chinese/Indian area. That's actually weird.
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Why would China care? It proves that they have one.
Am i the only one that noticed this valuable piece of info for terries?
Yes, because your average terrorist needs a search engine, and is interested in making complex and expensive weapons....................?
damn straightJahManRed wrote:
What does it do to china? How does it affect them? You can bet that every intelligence agency on earth has a more detailed satellite photo of it in their possession already. They would only be in procession of such photos because china wants them to. By taking it out from cover China is effectively saying to the world, "look what we got, don't fuck with us"
The blurry view of an already documented submarine on your computer screen does not constitute ownage, five spanking new Jin-class SSBNs does.
WELL, WAY TO RAIN ON OUR PARADE JERKOFF!!JahManRed wrote:
What does it do to china? How does it affect them? You can bet that every intelligence agency on earth has a more detailed satellite photo of it in their possession already. They would only be in procession of such photos because china wants them to. By taking it out from cover China is effectively saying to the world, "look what we got, don't fuck with us"
The blurry view of an already documented submarine on your computer screen does not constitute ownage, five spanking new Jin-class SSBNs does.
What a party pooper.
Sure, now if you want to compare the Jin-class to the Ohio-class....JahManRed wrote:
What does it do to china? How does it affect them? You can bet that every intelligence agency on earth has a more detailed satellite photo of it in their possession already. They would only be in procession of such photos because china wants them to. By taking it out from cover China is effectively saying to the world, "look what we got, don't fuck with us"
The blurry view of an already documented submarine on your computer screen does not constitute ownage, five spanking new Jin-class SSBNs does.
I'm so excited. Lets bomb it.