China attacks Japan ship near Diaoyutai again!

[zer_0]

We'll enlist North Korea to help us deal with South Korea, enlist Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan to take down india, and enlist Cambodia and Laos to punish Vietnam.

low IQ detected

 

[Hack-Hook]

we need to use military force to destroy india, japan, vietnam, phillippines.

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you and what army?

I have a question .
Why use Armed force against Japanese and Vietnamese m but when It come to USA using some fisherman ?
isn't it double standard

 

[ephone]

Whose beginning of the end???

If China continues the same then the beginning of the end is also coming soon.

 

[saiyan0321]

We'll enlist North Korea to help us deal with South Korea, enlist Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan to take down india, and enlist Cambodia and Laos to punish Vietnam.

sounds like a major world war 3PP

looks like ur big Imaginary dragon is scared of real Indian Elephant!! why not open fire here

dont push them if they enter your territory and do this its bad enough P

back on topic

how did the Japanese react to this if they did nothing back then yeah you rule them P

 

[帅的一匹]

Japan want to prove the Submarine Topographic for drilling oil , we won't let them succeed.

 

[NiceGuy]

According to a Japanese news report, on the evening of February 28, Chinese coast guard intercepted another Japanese military surveillance ship near Diaoyutai Islands, the second such incident in a week!

Phoenix TV report

Now the Japanese are crying because they know China has full control over Diaoyutai Islands now. Soon they will be forced to leave Ryukyu Islands as well, as per the Potsdam Declaration.

Japan, China face off over marine research - MarketWatch

China's traditional East China Sea territories, vassals and spheres of influence is coming back

As we opened fire on Vietnamese ships, our South China Sea is coming back too

China dare to intercept Japanese military surveillance ship , but only dare to mess up with poor VN fishing boat, dare not ram VN marine police ship, so people can see who scare of who in SCS(east sea) already

 

[saiyan0321]

China dare to intercept Japanese military surveillance ship , but only dare to mess up with poor VN fishing boat, dare not ram VN marine police ship, so people can see who scare of who in SCS(east sea) already

awsome idea bring it in their territory do an exercise and leave then you can make those claims

 

[Devianz]

sounds like a major world war 3PP



dont push them if they enter your territory and do this its bad enough P

back on topic

how did the Japanese react to this if they did nothing back then yeah you rule them P

Well people living in glass house should never throw stones at others. We can argue the same analogy applies to US-PAK.

On topic: IMHO China is being stupid here, they are pi$$ing off all their major rivals in the region at the same time. This will cause them to form an alliance against China by keeping their personal differences aside. A major diplomatic blunder I would say considering that USA still has huge presence in the region and would back anyone who opposes China.

 

[Ulysses]

China wont dare attack any nation.... doing so will cause its down fall

 

[ebr77]

Well people living in glass house should never throw stones at others. We can argue the same analogy applies to US-PAK.

On topic: IMHO China is being stupid here, they are pi$$ing off all their major rivals in the region at the same time. This will cause them to form an alliance against China by keeping their personal differences aside. A major diplomatic blunder I would say considering that USA still has huge presence in the region and would back anyone who opposes China.

Don't be so sure, back in 1971 US wanted to attack India. They rely on their current selfish ambitions more while dictating Foreign Policy. So you will never know for sure, whether it will fight against China, or with it. remember US owes a lot $$$$$ to China.

Back on topic,keep the discussion lively, don't troll on, i would like to enjoy reading it after all.
Thank You

 

[NiceGuy]

awsome idea bring it in their territory do an exercise and leave then you can make those claims

btw: Do China have any clear evident to prove that Diaoyutai Island belong to China ??

 

[Devianz]

Don't be so sure, back in 1971 US wanted to attack India. They rely on their current selfish ambitions more while dictating Foreign Policy. So you will never know for sure, whether it will fight against China, or with it. remember US owes a lot $$$$$ to China.

Back on topic,keep the discussion lively, don't troll on, i would like to enjoy reading it after all.
Thank You

You could say everyone works according to their own selfish motive. There are no permanent friends or enemies when it comes to accomplishing ones goals. Every single country out there are selfish and cares only about their own good be it USA, China, India, Bangladesh etc etc...
Today's enemy would be tomorrows friend and today's friend would be tomorrows enemy.

 

[Amolthebest]

btw: Do China have any clear evident to prove that Diaoyutai Island belong to China ??

Dont ask them uncomfortable questions

 

[NiceGuy]

Early historical context

Records of these islands date back to as early as the 15th century. They were referred as Diaoyu in books such as Voyage with a Tail Wind (simplified Chinese: 顺风相送; traditional Chinese: 順風相送; pinyin: Shǜnfēng Xiāngsòng) (1403) [5] and Record of the Imperial Envoy's Visit to Ryūkyū (simplified Chinese: 使琉球录; traditional Chinese: 使琉球錄; pinyin: Shĭ Liúqiú Lù) (1534). Adopted by the Chinese Imperial Map of the Ming Dynasty, both the Chinese name for the island group (Diaoyu) and the Japanese name for the main island (Uotsuri) both literally mean "angling".[citation needed]
The first published description of the islands in Europe was in a book imported by Isaac Titsingh in 1796. His small library of Japanese books included Sangoku Tsūran Zusetsu (三国通覧図説 An Illustrated Description of Three Countries?) by Hayashi Shihei.[6] This text, which was published in Japan in 1785, described the Ryūkyū Kingdom.[7] In 1832, the Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland supported the posthumous abridged publication of Titsingh's French translation.[8]
The first reference to the islands in a book published in English was Edward Belcher's 1848 account of the voyages of HMS Sammarang.[9] Captain Belcher observed that "the names assigned in this region have been too hastily admitted."[10] Belcher reported anchoring off Pinnacle Island in March 1845.[11]
In 1870s and 1880s, the English name Pinnacle Islands was used by the British navy for the rocks adjacent to the largest island Uotsuri Jima/Diaoyu Dao (then called Hoa-pin-su); Kuba Jima/Huangwei Yu (then called Ti-a-usu); and Taishō Jima/Chiwei Yu.[12] The name "Pinnacle Islands" is used by some as an English-language equivalent to "Senkaku" or "Diaoyu".[13]


One islet of the group–Uotsuri Jima
In 1900, when Tsune Kuroiwa, a teacher at the Okinawa Prefecture Normal School, visited the islands, he adopted the name Senkaku Retto (simplified Chinese: 尖阁列岛; traditional Chinese: 尖閣列島; pinyin: Jiāngéliè Dăo), literally Pinnacle Islands, to refer the whole island group, based on the British name. The first official document recording the name Senkaku Retto was by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nihon Gaiko Monjo (日本外交文書, Documents on Japanese Foreign Relations) in the 1950s.[citation needed] In Japanese, Sentō Shosho (尖頭諸嶼?) and Senkaku Shosho (尖閣諸嶼?) were translations used for these "Pinnacle Islands" by various Japanese sources. Subsequently, the entire island group came to be called Senkaku Rettō, which later evolved into Senkaku Shotō.[citation needed]
The collective use of the name "Senkaku" to denote the entire group began with the advent of the controversy in the 1970s.[14]
History under Japanese and US control



Japanese workers at a bonito fisheries processing plant on Uotsurishima sometime around 1910[15]
The Japanese central government formally annexed the islands on January 14, 1895. Around 1900, Japanese entrepreneur Koga Tatsushirō (古賀 辰四郎?) constructed a bonito processing plant on the islands with 200 workers. The business failed in 1940 and the islands have remained deserted ever since. The plots of land on the islands still technically belong as private property to Koga's descendants.[15]
The islands were under US government occupation authority from 1945 until 1972.[15] Since the islands reverted to Japanese government control in 1972, the mayor of Ishigaki has been given civic authority over the territory. The Japanese central government, however, has prohibited Ishigaki from surveying or developing the islands.[15] On December 17, 2010, Ishigaki declared January 14 as "Pioneering Day". China condemned Ishigaki's actions.[16]
Senkaku Islands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Base on wiki , people can see only US-Japan people did something on this island .......

 

[ARCHON]

what a pathetic irresponsible behavior.. sad.