Hey Araphoe, thanks for your comments so far, and you're
absolutely right, I don't think that the water issue is now a real
casus belli for the SAF. What I'm actually thinking of doing is
backdating this invasion story to a time when it was an issue -
soon after 1997, when I think water was still central in policy
makers' minds.
That means no cool new systems (sorry all), but then at least
the forces will be more even, especially when it comes to the
chapters on guerilla warfare and internal dissent.
and at least then there will be less concern that i accidentally
write something that is too sensitive for publication.
Just a thought from entertaining....purposes...and not
political.
.....arm conflict between My n SG is already a sensitive
topics .....the risk of taking a notch down might just be
counter productive to generate serious readers' interest.
Remember the movie The Day After......during the height of cold
war the scenario was so real that it freaks the
american audience. Contrast to the book Red Storm Rising
it provide the intensity but not real but an
escape.....entertaining. Both exploded the scope and the tone set
the mood and both plot took different turns.