I just did a quick search and...
The Three Kingdoms - Episode 1 English Subtitled Edition
Edit: It's listed as being episode 1 on a playlist of many more episodes (though episode 6 is mysteriously missing). It looks like the link RandyLahey provided is the one to go with instead.
Yeah, the link I provided is titled as episode 1 but when the video is played, on screen it shows as episode 95, so... probably not the best place to start. Never trust a title, I guess.
cool as hell though incredibly cheesy
sounds right up my alley. will def be checking it out.
Well shit, here I was thinking it was a deep literary reference
I didn't know much about it, but just looked it up. For anyone else who is as uncultured as me:
The novel is among the most beloved works of literature in East Asia, and its literary influence in the region has been compared to that of the works of Shakespeare on English literature. It is arguably the most widely read historical novel in late imperial and modern China.
TIL
That's great, thank you. I guess I'll have to access the .pdf after booting TAILS up on a computer at some library out of town with my phone left at home though.
Do you have any good links or even book recommendations that discuss this history?
Yes, anything that scares the US away from thinking there would be a positive outcome for them by pushing the boundaries for WWIII is a good thing.
Holy shit this truly is game-changing. Seems like this could even tip the balance of MAD to only the West being assured destruction.
So does this technology essentially make all missile defense systems the world over obsolete? (Edit: I mean like especially once the West has similar capability.) It sounds like anyone can nuke anyone else at any time so it hardly matters whether or not there are enemies directly on the boarder, at least in terms of missile attacks.
I'm totally ignorant of this stuff. So is this a show of something that likely only Russia has? Do we know if the US has anything equivalent?
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I don't have any orgs in my area and could use some advice.
:shrug-outta-hecks: I only went by what it was labeled. I'll edit to refer to your link instead.