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by Kowani » Tue Jul 28, 2020 6:45 pm
by Rio Cana » Tue Jul 28, 2020 6:49 pm
by The Yellow Emperor » Tue Jul 28, 2020 7:59 pm
Rio Cana wrote:Internally, they say there is a power struggle going on in China between party leaders.
This will explain it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fnW4VOzlKY
I really wish Australia would opt out of this American-led aggression. It does not serve Australia's interest, nor India's, it's all about the US fucking itself up and looking for someone to blame.
I'm not very interested in your agenda of "making China collapse" because I expect it would take a decade or more and in the meantime the US is just going to use my country as a base, and my country will be stuck on the same side as the US. In a second Cold War.
Your fantasy coalition is less attractive to me than continuing peaceful trade with China, as with any other nation, regardless of their internal affairs.
All this "China cheats at trade" because you can't admit that your own capitalists betrayed you and China plays a smarter game in trade than you do, it's just pathetic.
by Novus America » Tue Jul 28, 2020 8:11 pm
by Nobel Hobos 2 » Tue Jul 28, 2020 10:14 pm
Novus America wrote:And he will try to beat us into submission, and we must fight back.
by Picairn » Tue Jul 28, 2020 10:15 pm
The Yellow Emperor wrote:I've never said the ethnicity cleansing, sure it is questionable. But what I see is different from what others may view. Sure, certain areas are subject to sensitive issues, however, I do not see the issue at best.
National Security is upmost importance for large countries such as China, and other nations respectively. The Xinjiang Issue itself stems from policies relating to the act of terrorists conducted by the Islamists (East Turkimenstan Paty) -- Looking at their history of the region; it's been part of China, according to the sources regarding the Protectorate of the Western Regions during the Han dynasty or the Tang Protectorate at that time.
I question other countries motives on the matter; nor do I understand the policies. It is simply poking China and causing the relationship as nations to drop. Regional co-operation is China's best interest, for regional stability, and the promotion of peace. I'd like to echo @Nobel Hobos 2's comment which I would frankly agree:I really wish Australia would opt out of this American-led aggression. It does not serve Australia's interest, nor India's, it's all about the US fucking itself up and looking for someone to blame.
Australia, musn't and should not join the bandwagon party with these countries at all. It does not represent Australia's interest at all, and frankly this sours our relationship with them at best. It is rather insulting that the United States considers Australia as their so-called deputy sheriff.
From what I've seen, the comments here are all fantasy with their wish of unrealistic policies at best. I further question on the matter of the treaties that the US has not yet ratified; an leading example of one can considered as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The arguments I've seen across the forums is patheic and at best, should be ashamed.
As Nobel Hobos 2 said, I do agree with the comment wholeheartly:I'm not very interested in your agenda of "making China collapse" because I expect it would take a decade or more and in the meantime the US is just going to use my country as a base, and my country will be stuck on the same side as the US. In a second Cold War.
Your fantasy coalition is less attractive to me than continuing peaceful trade with China, as with any other nation, regardless of their internal affairs.
All this "China cheats at trade" because you can't admit that your own capitalists betrayed you and China plays a smarter game in trade than you do, it's just pathetic.
The UNCLOS which deals specifically with SCS, which is what United States moan about in spite of not ratifying it. Here is the source of the parties as agreed. Happily we have ASEAN which seeks to make sure peace is maintained in SEA...
by The Hindustani State » Wed Jul 29, 2020 3:21 pm
Nobel Hobos 2 wrote:I really wish Australia would opt out of this American-led aggression. It does not serve Australia's interest, nor India's, it's all about the US fucking itself up and looking for someone to blame.
At least until November. Let's see if the next US President will put America's balls on the line, before we put ours.
by Aureumterra » Wed Jul 29, 2020 9:04 pm
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