https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ? binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
From Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive
Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous military buildups
while Washington descended into paralysis.
State Department analyst David Kenner sees the storm approaching, but no
one in power will listen. Across the Pacific, Captain Jax Miller
commands Task Force Vigilance Australian and allied warships operating
in increasingly hostile waters. In TaiwanrCOs mountains, Dr. Lin Mei-Chen prepares evacuation routes for a crisis she prays will never come.
In BeijingrCOs war rooms, Senior Colonel Li Zhimin witnesses preparations for an operation that will either establish China as the worldrCOs
dominant power or plunge the Pacific into the largest conflict since 1945.
From cyber warfare to submarine hunts, from WashingtonrCOs corridors to TaiwanrCOs threatened shores, professional soldiers and intelligence officers face impossible choices as the global order fractures. When superpowers choose sides and traditional alliances crumble, individual courage becomes the only currency that matters.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive
Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form desperate
coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous military buildups
while Washington descended into paralysis.
State Department analyst David Kenner sees the storm approaching, but
no one in power will listen. Across the Pacific, Captain Jax Miller
commands Task Force Vigilance Australian and allied warships operating
in increasingly hostile waters. In TaiwanrCOs mountains, Dr. Lin Mei-
Chen prepares evacuation routes for a crisis she prays will never come.
In BeijingrCOs war rooms, Senior Colonel Li Zhimin witnesses
preparations for an operation that will either establish China as the
worldrCOs dominant power or plunge the Pacific into the largest conflict
since 1945.
-aFrom cyber warfare to submarine hunts, from WashingtonrCOs corridors to >> TaiwanrCOs threatened shores, professional soldiers and intelligence
officers face impossible choices as the global order fractures. When
superpowers choose sides and traditional alliances crumble, individual
courage becomes the only currency that matters.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get China
involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive
Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form desperate
coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous military buildups
while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get China
involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive
Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form desperate
coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous military buildups
while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy, but what he
did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix, Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive
Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form
desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous
military buildups while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst there I plan
on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where the books were based.
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom Clancy
(dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy, but what
he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix, Red Storm
Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but
couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the start
of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books I'd read in
2025 which was 39.
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt happen. Did
you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive >>>>> Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form
desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous
military buildups while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple of
locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who live
in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst there I
plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where the books
were based.
Jealous :)
If you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's "Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom
Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy,
but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix, Red
Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but
couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the
start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books I'd
read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters on
the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book is in
smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment, "Dark
sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get the H
bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and cheats at golf.>
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read
the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt happen.
Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
On 7/8/2026 5:31 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one >>>>> I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read
the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt happen.
Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
No battle, just a little discussion.
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. Massive >>>>>> Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to form
desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous
military buildups while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one >>>>> I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple of
locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who live
in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst there I
plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where the books
were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which she
wants to visit:-)
If you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's "Slow
Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom
Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy,
but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix, Red
Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but
couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the
start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books I'd
read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters on
the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book is in
smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to the
name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will sell
better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with his
name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment, "Dark
sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get the H
bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and cheats
at golf.>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in the
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hang of it,
they couldn't stop me.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to
form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the
one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple
of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in theIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's
"Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom
Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy,
but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix,
Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but
couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the
start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books
I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters
on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book is
in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to the
name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will sell
better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with his
name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment,
"Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get
the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and
cheats at golf.>
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand of
it, they couldn't stop me.
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one
I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read
the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt happen.
Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and >>>>> spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple
of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in theIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's
"Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom
Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy, >>>>>> but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix,
Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but >>>>> couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the
start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books
I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters
on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book is
in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to the
name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will sell
better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with his
name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment,
"Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get
the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and
cheats at golf.>
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand of
it, they couldn't stop me.
once you got your hand on it, they couldn't stop you?? oh.. sorry, I misread.
Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the one >>>>> I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to get
China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read
the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt happen.
Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
a battle of attrition
On 8/08/2026 2:56 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:Learn to read properly then.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. >>>>>>>>> Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying >>>>>>>> to get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not >>>>>>>> yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and >>>>>> spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even >>>>>> planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple >>>>>> of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst >>>>>> there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where >>>>>> the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also
find the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in theIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's
"Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom >>>>>>> Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books likeSounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy
Clancy, but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red
Phoenix, Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex. >>>>>>
but couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at >>>>>> the start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many
books I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters
on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book
is in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to the
name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will sell
better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with his
name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment,
"Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get >>>>> the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and >>>>> cheats at golf.>
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand of
it, they couldn't stop me.
once you got your hand on it, they couldn't stop you?? oh.. sorry, I
misread.
On 8/08/2026 2:57 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:I'm hoping for mutual destruction.
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the
one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read
the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt
happen. Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
a battle of attrition
On 8/8/2026 3:21 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 2:56 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:Learn to read properly then.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell... >>>>>>>>>>
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. >>>>>>>>>> Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking >>>>>>>>>> ominous military buildups while Washington descended into >>>>>>>>>> paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying >>>>>>>>> to get China involved but they aren't interested or at least >>>>>>>>> not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi >>>>>>> and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm
even planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a >>>>>>> couple of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who >>>>>>> live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst >>>>>>> there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area
where the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and
visit the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may
also find the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid inIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's
"Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom >>>>>>>> Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books likeSounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy >>>>>>> but couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at >>>>>>> the start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many >>>>>>> books I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Clancy, but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red >>>>>>>> Phoenix, Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex. >>>>>>>
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters >>>>>> on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book >>>>>> is in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to
the name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will
sell better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with
his name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment,
"Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to
get the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even
lies and cheats at golf.>
the class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand
of it, they couldn't stop me.
once you got your hand on it, they couldn't stop you?? oh.. sorry, I
misread.
Well, it would be easy but for your typos.
On 8/8/2026 3:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 2:57 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:I'm hoping for mutual destruction.
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 7:56 pm, Xeno wrote:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
On 5/8/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars Foreign
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually
read the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt
happen. Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
a battle of attrition
Never gonna happen.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to
form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous >>>>>>> military buildups while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the
one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple of
locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which she
wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in theIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's "Slow
Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom
Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy,
but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix, Red >>>>> Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but
couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the
start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books
I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters on
the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book is in
smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to the
name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will sell
better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with his
name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment, "Dark
sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get the H
bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and cheats
at golf.>
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand of it,
they couldn't stop me.
On 8/08/2026 4:13 pm, Xeno wrote:
If you can't handle the odd typo, then you need remedial reading classes
On 8/8/2026 3:21 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 2:56 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:Learn to read properly then.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell... >>>>>>>>>>>
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. >>>>>>>>>>> Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling >>>>>>>>>>> to form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking >>>>>>>>>>> ominous military buildups while Washington descended into >>>>>>>>>>> paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in >>>>>>>>>> the one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been >>>>>>>>>> trying to get China involved but they aren't interested or at >>>>>>>>>> least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries,
scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm >>>>>>>> even planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a >>>>>>>> couple of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who >>>>>>>> live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so
whilst there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle >>>>>>>> area where the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which >>>>>> she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and
visit the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may
also find the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid inIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's >>>>>>> "Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV). >>>>>>>
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom >>>>>>>>> Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books likeSounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy >>>>>>>> but couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, >>>>>>>> at the start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how >>>>>>>> many books I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Clancy, but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red >>>>>>>>> Phoenix, Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex. >>>>>>>>
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big
letters on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote >>>>>>> the book is in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to
the name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will >>>>>> sell better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with
his name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment, >>>>>>> "Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to >>>>>>> get the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even
lies and cheats at golf.>
the class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the
hand of it, they couldn't stop me.
once you got your hand on it, they couldn't stop you?? oh.. sorry, I
misread.
Well, it would be easy but for your typos.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to
form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous >>>>>>> military buildups while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the
one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple of
locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which she
wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
On 8/08/2026 1:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in the
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hang of
it, they couldn't stop me.
I just looked, I have 446 books in my Kindle library.
On 8/08/2026 11:24 am, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and >>>>> spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple
of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in theIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's
"Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom
Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like Clancy, >>>>>> but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red Phoenix,
Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy but >>>>> couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at the
start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many books
I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters
on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book is
in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to the
name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will sell
better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with his
name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment,
"Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to get
the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even lies and
cheats at golf.>
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand of
it, they couldn't stop me.
You're a slow learner... that figures.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to
form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking ominous >>>>>>> military buildups while Washington descended into paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the
one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple of
locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which she
wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
On 7/08/2026 9:56 pm, Xeno wrote:
ROTFL, it's a pair of old farts trying to out do each other.:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
No battle, just a little discussion.
On 8/08/2026 1:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in the
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hang of
it, they couldn't stop me.
I just looked, I have 446 books in my Kindle library.
Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 5:06 pm, lindsay wrote:
And as per usual, Here's the self-proclaimed Aus.cars ForeignGo easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
Minister....
The reality on the ground is much more interesting to follow.
How the fuck would you know, shit-fer-brains? Have you actually read
the books? Please supply a photo of your library, or it didnt happen.
Did you find a *friend* who has?
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
a battle of attrition
On 8/8/2026 3:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 2:57 pm, Axel wrote:
I'm hoping for mutual destruction.Every thread, every time. Without fail.Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
a battle of attrition
Never gonna happen.
Of course I can handle the odd typo, been guilty of the odd typo myself. Hazards of the non-touch typist.
On 8/08/2026 1:41 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 1:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid in the
class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hang of
it, they couldn't stop me.
I just looked, I have 446 books in my Kindle library.
You win. I have 20. Which is the max I'm allowed to have?, for $14.00? a month under "Kindle Unlimited".-a But Soooo many books available that i want.. cant read 'em fast enough!
On 8/08/2026 2:56 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:Learn to read properly then.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. >>>>>>>>> Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying >>>>>>>> to get China involved but they aren't interested or at least
not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi >>>>>> and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm
even planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a
couple of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst >>>>>> there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area
where the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and
visit the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may
also find the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid inIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's
"Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV).
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with Tom >>>>>>> Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books likeSounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy
Clancy, but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red
Phoenix, Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and Vortex. >>>>>>
but couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, at >>>>>> the start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how many
books I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big letters
on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote the book
is in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to
the name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will
sell better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with
his name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment,
"Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to
get the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even
lies and cheats at golf.>
the class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the hand
of it, they couldn't stop me.
once you got your hand on it, they couldn't stop you?? oh.. sorry, I
misread.
On 8/08/2026 4:13 pm, Xeno wrote:
If you can't handle the odd typo, then you need remedial reading classes
On 8/8/2026 3:21 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 2:56 pm, Axel wrote:
Keithr0 wrote:Learn to read properly then.
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell... >>>>>>>>>>>
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. >>>>>>>>>>> Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling >>>>>>>>>>> to form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking >>>>>>>>>>> ominous military buildups while Washington descended into >>>>>>>>>>> paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in >>>>>>>>>> the one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been >>>>>>>>>> trying to get China involved but they aren't interested or at >>>>>>>>>> least not yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries,
scifi and
spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm >>>>>>>> even planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a >>>>>>>> couple of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws"
who live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so >>>>>>>> whilst there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle >>>>>>>> area where the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece
which she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and
visit the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may
also find the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
I'll read anything that I find interesting. I was the last kid inIf you like spy books with a sense of humour, try Mick Herron's >>>>>>> "Slow Horses" books (the books are also serialised on Apple TV). >>>>>>>
I've read all the detective books by Michael Connolly, >>
Another author you may like is Larry Bond, (best mates with >>>>>>>>> Tom Clancy (dec)..) He didnt write a huge amount of books like >>>>>>>>> Clancy, but what he did was awesome, and his best imho was Red >>>>>>>>> Phoenix, Red Storm Rising, (co-authored with Clancy.), and
Vortex.
Sounds like the sort of books I'd read, I have read some Clancy >>>>>>>> but couldn't remember the titles, my Kindle is very well used, >>>>>>>> at the start of this year Kindle sent me an email listing how >>>>>>>> many books I'd read in 2025 which was 39.
Never liked Clancy, especially now when his name is in big
letters on the cover, and the name of the guy who actually wrote >>>>>>> the book is in smaller letters below. Same with Clive Cussler.
Apparently that happens because the publishers own the rights to
the name and use a dead authors name thinking that the books will >>>>>> sell better with a best selling authors name on the cover.
Robert Ludlum died in 2001 but there were quite a few books with
his name on them well after he died.
I read for entertainment so I only occasionally read non fiction.
I've got a couple of non-fiction books on the go at the moment, >>>>>>> "Dark sun" about the race between the Yanks and the Russians to >>>>>>> get the H bomb, and "Commander in cheat" about Trump, who even
lies and cheats at golf.>
the class in kindergarten to learn to read, but, once I got the
hand of it, they couldn't stop me.
once you got your hand on it, they couldn't stop you?? oh.. sorry,
I misread.
Well, it would be easy but for your typos.
On 8/08/2026 1:19 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:56 pm, Xeno wrote:
ROTFL, it's a pair of old farts trying to out do each other.:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :)
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
No battle, just a little discussion.
LOL one will win (probably already has) the other will claim it's won.
Tommy obviously forgot the pasting he copped in aus.computers recently
by Speedy, yet now his prepared to get on his knees and look up. And
call that a win. As usual...
Shit-fer-brains has no spine, integrity or character.
lindsay wrote:
On 8/08/2026 1:19 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:56 pm, Xeno wrote:
ROTFL, it's a pair of old farts trying to out do each other.:No battle, just a little discussion.Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :) >>>>
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
LOL one will win (probably already has) the other will claim it's won.
Tommy obviously forgot the pasting he copped in aus.computers recently
by Speedy, yet now his prepared to get on his knees and look up. And
call that a win. As usual...
Shit-fer-brains has no spine, integrity or character.
Given that Gibbens hides behind the most over-crowded kf here, has continually lied his stupid head off and has the character of a cancer
cell then you look pretty stupid bagging someone else for having those afflictions.
On 8/08/2026 9:58 pm, alvey wrote:
lindsay wrote:
On 8/08/2026 1:19 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:56 pm, Xeno wrote:
ROTFL, it's a pair of old farts trying to out do each other.:No battle, just a little discussion.Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with speed :) >>>>>
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
LOL one will win (probably already has) the other will claim it's won.
Tommy obviously forgot the pasting he copped in aus.computers
recently by Speedy, yet now his prepared to get on his knees and look
up. And call that a win. As usual...
Shit-fer-brains has no spine, integrity or character.
Given that Gibbens hides behind the most over-crowded kf here, has
continually lied his stupid head off and has the character of a cancer
cell then you look pretty stupid bagging someone else for having those
afflictions.
So you are admitting that xeno has continually lied his stupid head off
and has the character of a cancer cell?
On 8/8/2026 10:07 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 8/08/2026 9:58 pm, alvey wrote:
lindsay wrote:
On 8/08/2026 1:19 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:56 pm, Xeno wrote:
ROTFL, it's a pair of old farts trying to out do each other.:Go easy on him, he's involved in the battle of the egos with
Every thread, every time. Without fail.
speed :)
No battle, just a little discussion.
LOL one will win (probably already has) the other will claim it's won. >>>> Tommy obviously forgot the pasting he copped in aus.computers
recently by Speedy, yet now his prepared to get on his knees and
look up. And call that a win. As usual...
Shit-fer-brains has no spine, integrity or character.
Given that Gibbens hides behind the most over-crowded kf here, has
continually lied his stupid head off and has the character of a
cancer cell then you look pretty stupid bagging someone else for
having those afflictions.
So you are admitting that xeno has continually lied his stupid head
off and has the character of a cancer cell?
Only one liar in aus.cars...
On 8/8/2026 1:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore.
Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying to >>>>>>> get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not yet. >>>>>>> Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and >>>>> spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even
planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple
of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst
there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where
the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also find
the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
Pretty sure I went there in 2014, also went to the Imperial War museum,
it was walking distance from our hotel.
I'm planning on heading to Stuttgart and visiting the Mercedes and
Porsche museums.
On 8/08/2026 5:38 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 8/8/2026 1:24 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 7/08/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 7/8/2026 5:27 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 6/08/2026 7:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 6/8/2026 5:02 pm, lindsay wrote:
On 5/08/2026 6:58 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 5/8/2026 6:44 pm, lindsay wrote:
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FW54YRQJ?
binding=kindle_edition&ref_=saga_dp_ss_dsk_sdp
Hope that works? Jesus , even the prologue rings a bell...
-aFrom Book 1: The warning signs were impossible to ignore. >>>>>>>>> Massive Chinese naval exercises. American allies scrambling to >>>>>>>>> form desperate coalitions. Intelligence analysts tracking
ominous military buildups while Washington descended into
paralysis.
Washington wonrCOt act.
Beijing wonrCOt stop.
And the Pacific is about to burn.
Interesting, I'm currently reading something similar but in the >>>>>>>> one I'm reading Russia is the aggressor, they have been trying >>>>>>>> to get China involved but they aren't interested or at least not >>>>>>>> yet.
Book is Red Horizon by Logan Ryles, book 10 of the series.
Wow.-a book 10... I love series, esp in order...
Most of what I read are book series, from murder mysteries, scifi and >>>>>> spy/special forces ops.
I've read a series of British detective books by LJ Ross, I'm even >>>>>> planning on going to the UK this time next year to visit a couple >>>>>> of locations in the books.
We have been invited to stay with my youngest sons "in laws" who
live in Surrey and go to the Goodwood Festival of Speed so whilst >>>>>> there I plan on visiting some sites in the UK Newcastle area where >>>>>> the books were based.
Jealous :)
SWMBO took a bit of convincing till I agreed to go to Greece which
she wants to visit:-)
As you'll be in Surrey, it's easy to take a train to London and visit
the RAF museum in Hendon, a lot of good stuff there. You may also
find the Imperial War Museum interesting>>
Pretty sure I went there in 2014, also went to the Imperial War
museum, it was walking distance from our hotel.
I'm planning on heading to Stuttgart and visiting the Mercedes and
Porsche museums.
Biggin Hill probably won't be too far from you, you can even fly in a 2
seat Spitfire from there if you've got $6.2K to spare :)
https://flyaspitfire.com/tours/
There are other tours, but a bit pricey though.
Only one liar in aus.cars and one is sufficientt.
I-a don't need to lie
What have you got? (daryl)"Just a couple of rare items of Aussie iron and a couple of very rare
you look pretty stupid bagging someone else for having those
afflictions.
On 8/08/2026 11:19 pm, Xeno wrote:
Only one liar in aus.cars and one is sufficientt.
Yep. So fuck off and die, will ya, you pox-ridden lying cunt.
I-a don't need to lie
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Gold! But you do anyway...
"All information per a friend who is a seismic survey navigator, now retired, who spent a lifetime navigating seismic survey vessels all over
the worlds oceans in search of oil." 03/04/17 1.29pm
and then, in the space of 1 hour 10 mins, he passes it off as his
knowledge:
"New found knowledge? Ocean currents, winds, etc. was something I learnt
at school, both primary and high school. Geography, remember that?"
03/04/17 2.40pm Fuck, how could we forget learning oceanography and meteorology in Geography class in *BOTH* primary and secondary school.!
Which one is the lie, Tomas? Only one statement can be the truth...
"But I dont need to lie."
"If his story wasn't total and utter bullshit, it would be a doddle for
-ahim to get the info. Trouble is, he was never involved in the incident.
-aHe knows that, I know that and you had best wake up to it.
But you supplied a Coroners report proving he was. And then tried moving
the goalposts... And spouting that you knew about the accident when
Noddy posted about it.
"But I dont need to lie."
What have you got? (daryl)"Just a couple of rare items of Aussie iron and a couple of very rare
items of US iron. Not willing to say just what as a friend had his
prized possession knocked off out of his garage while it was up on his
hoist " Aussie Iron and US iron, + a friend, all in one sentence.
"Nuy I dont need to kie."
Absolute bullshit, and you know it, Tomas. So how did you fit 4 cars in
a single fibro-cement garage?
"We Gunzels have all sorts or resources..." 15/08/14 11.19pm
Then 12 hours later....
"I don't claim to be a Gunzel." 16/08/14 11.27am
Which one is the lie, Tomas? Only one statement can be the truth...
"But I dont need to lie."
"Well, each of them has *confessed* that getting blind drunk is a
favourite pastime"-a 10/09/17
Really? You can prove this? (see your words below...)If you cant...
"But I dont need to lie."
Pick one, you lying piece of shit.
"You seem not to understand the concept of *obligation*. The moment you *make a claim* you are under an obligation to prove said claim when
asked. Refusal to do so gives a pretty clear indication that said claim
is *bogus* and *fraudulent* xeno 02/07/25 Does that make you a "fraud"?
Honest people have no reservation in providing proof of their claims
xeno 02/07/25 Thats you fucked then.
OTY, Tomas. Lets see how "honest" you are...
Dont be scared, Tomas. Show us your spine, integrity, the courage of
your convictions.
You wont, because you have none to show, liar.
On 10/08/2026 10:10 am, lindsay wrote:
On 8/08/2026 11:19 pm, Xeno wrote:
Only one liar in aus.cars and one is sufficientt.
Yep. So fuck off and die, will ya, you pox-ridden lying cunt.
I-a don't need to lie
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Gold! But you do anyway...
"All information per a friend who is a seismic survey navigator, now
retired, who spent a lifetime navigating seismic survey vessels all
over the worlds oceans in search of oil." 03/04/17 1.29pm
and then, in the space of 1 hour 10 mins, he passes it off as his
knowledge:
"New found knowledge? Ocean currents, winds, etc. was something I
learnt at school, both primary and high school. Geography, remember
that?" 03/04/17 2.40pm Fuck, how could we forget learning oceanography
and meteorology in Geography class in *BOTH* primary and secondary
school.!
Which one is the lie, Tomas? Only one statement can be the truth...
"But I dont need to lie."
"If his story wasn't total and utter bullshit, it would be a doddle for
-a-ahim to get the info. Trouble is, he was never involved in the incident. >> -a-aHe knows that, I know that and you had best wake up to it.
But you supplied a Coroners report proving he was. And then tried
moving the goalposts... And spouting that you knew about the accident
when Noddy posted about it.
"But I dont need to lie."
What have you got? (daryl)"Just a couple of rare items of Aussie iron and a couple of very rare
items of US iron. Not willing to say just what as a friend had his
prized possession knocked off out of his garage while it was up on his
hoist " Aussie Iron and US iron, + a friend, all in one sentence.
"Nuy I dont need to kie."
Absolute bullshit, and you know it, Tomas. So how did you fit 4 cars
in a single fibro-cement garage?
"We Gunzels have all sorts or resources..." 15/08/14 11.19pm
Then 12 hours later....
"I don't claim to be a Gunzel." 16/08/14 11.27am
Which one is the lie, Tomas? Only one statement can be the truth...
"But I dont need to lie."
"Well, each of them has *confessed* that getting blind drunk is a
favourite pastime"-a 10/09/17
Really? You can prove this? (see your words below...)If you cant...
"But I dont need to lie."
Pick one, you lying piece of shit.
"You seem not to understand the concept of *obligation*. The moment
you *make a claim* you are under an obligation to prove said claim
when asked. Refusal to do so gives a pretty clear indication that said
claim is *bogus* and *fraudulent* xeno 02/07/25 Does that make you a
"fraud"?
Honest people have no reservation in providing proof of their claims
xeno 02/07/25 Thats you fucked then.
OTY, Tomas. Lets see how "honest" you are...
Dont be scared, Tomas. Show us your spine, integrity, the courage of
your convictions.
You wont, because you have none to show, liar.
He's the Donald Trump of aus.cars. I'll bet he even gives himself little participation trophies too.
On 10/08/2026 10:10 am, lindsay wrote:
He's the Donald Trump of aus.cars. I'll bet he even gives himself little participation trophies too.
On 8/08/2026 9:58 pm, alvey wrote:
you look pretty stupid bagging someone else for having those
afflictions.
Well, as you say, he has those afflictions, so he's fair game. Good for
the goose..., eh dickhead?
You look like a hypocritical dickhead for rushing to support a proven
liar, hypocrite, plagiarist and all round dead cunt in Tomas.
lindsay wrote:
On 8/08/2026 9:58 pm, alvey wrote:
you look pretty stupid bagging someone else for having those
afflictions.
Well, as you say, he has those afflictions, so he's fair game. Good
for the goose..., eh dickhead?
You look like a hypocritical dickhead for rushing to support a proven
liar, hypocrite, plagiarist and all round dead cunt in Tomas.
Top snipping there Loons! Mid-sentence! Can't say that I've seen that
before so well done you.
words certainly marks you as someone special. As in 'on special'. Reduced.
"You seem not to understand the concept of *obligation*. The moment
you *make a claim* you are under an obligation to prove said claim
when asked. Refusal to do so gives a pretty clear indication that
said claim is *bogus* and *fraudulent* xeno 02/07/25 Does that make
you a "fraud"?
Honest people have no reservation in providing proof of their claims
xeno 02/07/25 Thats you fucked then.
OTY, Tomas. Lets see how "honest" you are...
Dont be scared, Tomas. Show us your spine, integrity, the courage of
your convictions.
You wont, because you have none to show, liar.
He's the Donald Trump of aus.cars. I'll bet he even gives himself
little participation trophies too.
Participation trophies? That's your bag Darren. And lying!
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