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Japan has a major discrimination problem towards foreigners or Gaijin. I heard it's a big hassle for Gaijin people to get a good residence there.

What exactly is that rightful position? World's no. 2, no. 1 economic giant?

Are you kidding me? Are they really saying it's good for the "international community" to decide for and dictate each country's sovereignty from now on? Would you really allow an overseas entity to control the affairs of your home territory?

Then don't expect China to really respect Japan's crazy ADIZ.

I heard that the oil rig is still within Vietnam's so called economic exclusive zone. :)

Well I hope China will have their eyes on making their own "double-deck A380" like aircraft to make up for that drawback.

Correction: They are actually called the Diaoyu Islands by China.

Where are your ships exactly? How really far are you?

Why are you showing us a zoom-in picture? I see no Vietnamese ships next to the oil rig. :laughcry:

The political systems don't matter. The territorial dispute between Vietnam and China is of a different nature.

To see if it's true of course.

Location? Coordinates?

Good, then you can try to buy some oil from China that she extracted from the South China Sea. No need for you to drill there. :laugh:

I guess you do not need international support from these Vietnamese "losers" here in America. Don't come crying to the U.S. too much.

What's wrong with Pho Ga? It tastes delicious here in America!

Probably no more ramming or shooting water cannons I bet, but yelling from a distance.

Hanoi No Longer Confronting Chinese Ships by Tra Mi May 23, 2014 3:22 PM A U.S. based journalist who recently visited the South China Sea says he believes the current situation near China’s disputed oil rig has calmed down. Vu Hoang Lan, founder of California-based PhoBolsaTV, recently...

I kept hearing this millions of times. Why don't you Vietnamese patriots use military force to get China out of those areas then? Are you too weak? You keep yelling your voice around and whine. I lost count of how many days have passed since China has installed her oil rig.

I think you have gone mad for trying to stand up against a nuclear power. Vietnam is too fragile and has too much to lose.

Maybe on soft diplomatic power, but not on physical military force or "the big stick". I am waiting for them to enraged China even more.