Philippines to stand ground vs bullying of China

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Its official now, China decided to set up a permenant outpost at Huang-sha island next month:rofl:

So what the servants country can do about that? shot bananas? soon China will also set up a huge oil rig there as well, so just enjoy it :rofl:

Source: People's daily's official website:

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Just like I said to the poor and hopeless fools here, Philipines now only have two options left:

1) Lose the island to China
2) Lose their entire junky military and their entire north sea to China:rofl:
 

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:rofl:It seems that China has run out of patients against the crappy flips's provoation,and decided to use phinplines' junk military to set up an example to others:rofl:

According to ancient Chinese wisdom, this is called: kill the chicken to warn the monkeys:rofl:

Thanks to their rather dumb leader, Phippines should be glad they can get the honor as being the first country which has finished a sea disputes with China once and for all, so its a win-win situation, so cheers up:rofl:
 
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Tell your government to try option 2. Just be prepared to salvage your PLAN ships from the bottom of the sea.
philippine is not exactly a navy power. and US won't blindly involve in a direct conflict with china. There are many issues US need china on Iran, Nk, trade, heck almost all US fortune 500 has tie with chinese. and guess who influence US politicians? the CEO of those corp, money talks. unless china become really aggressive or invade philippine mainland, which won't happen, i doubt US will directly involve in the dispute.
 

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Clinton said the U.S. supports countries "being threatened" by China's claims.
Clinton said that China's claims in those waters exceed what is permitted by the convention. She was speaking at a hearing Wednesday of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, where she and top military leaders offered an impassioned plea for the U.S. to join the pact.
US: China's sea claims exceed what treaty permits | Sun.Star
 

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Asean talks on South China Sea begin | The Jakarta Post

ASEAN steps in...


The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) officials began yesterday a five-day meeting on a code of conduct for the South China Sea, officials said.

"We will present a draft to senior ASEAN officials for consideration before taking it to discuss with China."

The code aims to expand cooperation while building and maintaining peace and stability in the South China Sea and not referring to dispute resolution.

"The dispute in the South China Sea has to be resolved under international law and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea," Nong Sakol said.
 

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It shows that contrary to what was being propagated by some Chinese members, ASEAN is not amused with China's antics in the SCS.
 

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They are going to visit Shang Hai.

India defense site May 5 reported on four Indian Navy warships will sail to the South China Sea around India trying to carry out the tensions caused by the oil and gas exploration activities in the disputed area to ease the Sino-Indian. According to Indian sources, the four warships will carry out a friendly navigation, from the Indian port city of 维瑟克伯德 Namu, heading for the Chinese port city of Shanghai. Before arriving in Shanghai, the fleet will pass through a series of friendly countries, including Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore.
According to the sources said, the Indian warships will be awarded the Chinese port city of Shanghai to the intermediate port. To be held on May 9, the Chinese navy's Zheng He ship arrived in the southwestern port of Cochin in India, and granted the same status of the port. Indian Navy said in a statement, the fleet includes a Rajput-class destroyers, a "Shivalik-class frigates, a" Kola class light missile frigate and a supply ship. Docked in Shanghai, the fleet will sail to Japan.

India attempts to enter the South China Sea unhappy, both countries are working to avoid conflict in the region. In a few weeks ago, the two countries signed a paper on an agreement to strengthen cooperation to combat the Gulf of Aden pirates.

"The Hindu" reported on May 6 title: United States and China will be on South Asia held consultations



United States and China has announced that they will be later this year some time to hold consultations on regional issues in South Asia and the Asia-Pacific, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in India to visit.

China and the United States on South Asia held three dialogues, and frequently hold consultations on the issue of the Asia-Pacific region, but it is believed, on the 4th announced at the end of the fourth round of China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue This plan reflects a new and positive factors, namely, the two countries to work towards the elimination of strategic trust, and ease the concerns of the Chinese in the region.

analysts noted that in these two regions, the United States are increasingly willing to take into account the concerns of China. The same time, to Washington to seek support from Iran and North Korea to trade a range of issues.

Clinton left Beijing, says the U.S. wants China as a rising great power "to play a key role in the world". She will arrive in Calcutta, and then travel to New Delhi to participate in the talks.

Sino-US dialogue between the two countries provides an important platform to discuss each other increase the distrust of strategic views to provide opportunities to eliminate the Chinese feel the United States to return to Asia, the process strengthen the Alliance uneasy.

China's state media and analysts welcomed the allegedly made by the United States a guarantee that it will not clear which side in the South China Sea.

The two-day talks reflects the increasingly widespread US-China relations, discussed issues beyond the bilateral relations, Iran, Syria to the North and South Sudan. US-China relations is "a long-term issues" and "the 21st century the most important relationship," Clinton said.

http://www.9abc.net/index.php/archives/78374
 
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There is nothing to be unhappy about Indian Naval vessels travelling through international waters on a goodwill trip to all countries including China.

It is good for training and seamanship and building friendly relations with all!
 

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The trip to shanghai is probably the sugar coating. Ofcouse India would also want to be portrayed as a friendly while it lingers on the SCS to team up with Vietnam on Seismic exploration on the parcels. Heating up more tensions against china.
 

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well consider china is one of the biggest trading partner etc. i doubt india want to antagonize china too much. beside SCS is more of US/china influence. as long as china doesn't goto indian ocean make a scence i doubt india will do the same.
 

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as long as china doesn't goto indian ocean make a scence i doubt india will do the same.
can you rephase your sentence, sir, China have to go through India ocean, all oil, goods have to pass through, all warship have to pass to fight to sea pirates, as long as India does not nuke arm ASIAN, China India Bhai bhai.
But thanks s002wjh , you American guys are indeed the only one make world peace possible even in a forum.
thanks again be neutral between PH and CN, you can keep our money for longer.
 
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well consider china is one of the biggest trading partner etc. i doubt india want to antagonize china too much. beside SCS is more of US/china influence. as long as china doesn't goto indian ocean make a scence i doubt india will do the same.
While trade is a big deal in equation for China, it is not seen in such a way in India.

Indian trade with China has flourished because it is a place where things are cheaper than the rest of the world.

All resources that China gets from Africa and the Middle East, and more importantly oil, is carried to China through the Indian Ocean.

India is not going to the various countries in the Pacific to make a scene. It is the usual goodwill mission that Naval ships undertake as did the Chinese naval vessel when it docked in Kochi.
 

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While trade is a big deal in equation for China, it is not seen in such a way in India.
I said that long long time ago, CHinese guys never can understandd, Money is so important to CHinese which makes they soup almost like devil's.
they own tiebet, they should learn from Teibetan. 1/2 donate to God , 1/4 donate to this forum, spend all 1/4.
 

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Japan steps in...

3 Japanese vessels to visit Philippines » Nation » News | Philippine News | philstar.com

MANILA, Philippines - Japan is sending three training ships to the Philippines for a four-day port call next week.

This came after the Japanese government declared that it is supplying the Philippines with 10 brand-new patrol vessels to bolster its maritime and territorial capabilities before the year ends
Japanese newspaper, the Yomiuri Shimbun, said in an editorial that Japan could not just stand and watch China's ongoing military build-up in South China Sea while expressing fears of a direct confrontation between Beijing and the Philippines in the wake of a tense territorial standoff in Panatag Shoal (Scarborough Shoal).

"Japan cannot afford to ignore the Scarborough Shoal dispute, as the nation faces similar friction with China, which claims sovereignty over the Senkaku Islands," the Yomiuri Shimbun, said.

It added: "Peace and stability in the South China Sea is not only crucial for nations in Southeast Asia. It also is in Japan's national interest to ensure that its sealanes remain safe."
 

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It seems that the hopeless flip fools just cannot give up :rofl::rofl::rofl:
 

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