This may or may not have been the best forum to post this in, but this forum seems to be the best to post it in.
Anyway, I just want your guys' opinion on the topic title---it probably won't happen for a while, but what, and how, would the US be invaded? It's probably going to happen at least once (and by invaded I mean actually invaded---as in, say, Hitler conquering Europe). I can't be sure if the invasion would succeed, fail, or be forced to a stalemate, but either way---I think at first, we wouldn't no what on earth to do except look to our guns and hope for the best.
Consider this that, the invasion occurred at, say, the year 2020-2030---by then I'm sure most nations have found some sort of way to shield themselves from WMDs, so nukes would be rendered obsolete---conventional warfare would be the new thing. Say, Tom Clancy's upcoming game---EndWar.
You guys might think this idea is still within the realms of fiction and games, but---well---no nation stays untouched forever. And what with Pearl Harbor happening, and---dare I say it---9/11---well...it speaks for itself.
Anyway, I just want your guys' opinion on the topic title---it probably won't happen for a while, but what, and how, would the US be invaded? It's probably going to happen at least once (and by invaded I mean actually invaded---as in, say, Hitler conquering Europe). I can't be sure if the invasion would succeed, fail, or be forced to a stalemate, but either way---I think at first, we wouldn't no what on earth to do except look to our guns and hope for the best.
Consider this that, the invasion occurred at, say, the year 2020-2030---by then I'm sure most nations have found some sort of way to shield themselves from WMDs, so nukes would be rendered obsolete---conventional warfare would be the new thing. Say, Tom Clancy's upcoming game---EndWar.
You guys might think this idea is still within the realms of fiction and games, but---well---no nation stays untouched forever. And what with Pearl Harbor happening, and---dare I say it---9/11---well...it speaks for itself.
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