Filipino Foreign secretary calls China "An ugly oaf forcing your attentions on a handsome guy"

[Capt. Karnage]

Lol I agree with your views mr secretary

 

[Beast]

Lol I agree with your views mr secretary

You shall show more concern for your burning India now.

 

[vi-va]

It won't changed a thing.

USA and China are the two elephants in the room.

The fate of ants is to be trampled upon.

All I can say is there is something going on in the South China Sea but Philippine is not privi to the those confidential intelligence info between the two rival superpowers.

China action may have totally denied USA first strike ability from under the South China Sea completely.

You are right. It's a thing between China and Philippine, but sadly Philippine is not relevant, it's all about China and US in SCS.

 

[Capt. Karnage]

You shall show more concern for your burning India now.

That's a big game played by world's elites using our government as pawns. No need for any concern. Increasing or decreasing cases is in their hands. More testing plus more media propaganda = more cases. Last time they had to pass farm bill so they did it more, now they have to pass caa nrc so more randi rona over this fake pandemic.

 

[Chhatrapati]

I can say, he is backfired with his no class uncouth mouth.

Philippine politician are well educated in english. How bad can that be?

Given how a lot of foreign diplomats and politicians call your government these days, it's nothing surprising. A few months back the Czech called you rude clowns.

 

[aziqbal]

Foreign Secretary of the Philippine Government is the chief diplomat. His job is to defend nation’s interests by using diplomacy, not the language of a school boy. This is embarrassing for him and Philippine.

How unprofessional.

I am sure the Chinese counter part took it as a compliment

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Foreign Secretary of the Philippine Government is the chief diplomat. His job is to defend nation’s interests by using diplomacy, not the language of a school boy. This is embarrassing for him and Philippine.

How unprofessional.

that's the true level of his language, both English and conceptual.

 

[KurtisBrian]

hmmm guess a good way to make weapons sales is, for those who believe the strong and violent make the rules, to threaten the weak or peaceful. Catholics save money threaten them to take their savings. In the past, didn't Buddhists get destroyed and their monasteries burned for saving money?
If you have something the greedy, powerful and warlike want to take it.
Not only money in this case but also fish.
The shoal will probably also provide hungry Chinese with more free fish flesh, pork prices too high?

 

[CAPRICORN-88]

Has China latest action prempted US next Chess move in South China Sea?
Just like China regulatory move against Tech giants like Ant Group, Tencent, Meituan, etc.
They have effectively closed all the loopholes.

That is why USA is appearing tp be acting so desperate.

I certainly think so. China never failed to amaze me.

Even Anthony Fauci is advising India to learn from China. Modi felt so humiliated by this advice.

 

[Daniel808]

If your counterpart, lost their control & looks desperate.

That's mean you doing good

 

[beijingwalker]

Is Duterte gonna fire this foreign minister...

Philippines’ Duterte calls China ‘benefactor’ despite territorial dispute
May 4, 2021

Bangkok, May 4 (EFE).- The president of the Philippines called China his country’s “benefactor” shortly after the foreign ministry slammed what it described as “belligerent actions” by Chinese military ships against the Philippine Coast Guard in the South China Sea.

“Just because we have a conflict with China does not mean to say that we have to be rude and disrespectful. As a matter of fact, we have many things to thank China for the help in the past(sic),” Rodrigo Duterte said during a Monday night speech, at a time his government is negotiating the monthly delivery of 4 million doses of the Chinese-made Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine.

Duterte’s statements came after the Philippine foreign ministry on Monday protested against the “shadowing, blocking, dangerous maneuver, and radio challenges” by the Chinese Coast Guard of Philippine ships in the waters around Scarborough Shoal (also known as Bajo Masinloc), located about 198 kilometers (123 miles) west of the Philippine coast, on Apr. 24-25.

In 2016, the Permanent Court of Arbitration of The Hague attributed the ownership of Scarborough Atoll and part of the Spratly archipelago to the Philippines, a ruling that China has refused to recognize.

The ministry also reported the “incessant, illegal, prolonged, and increasing” presence of hundreds of Chinese fishing boats and maritime militia vessels in Philippine maritime zones in the South China Sea between Jan. 1 and Mar. 18.

“The Philippines calls on China to withdraw its government vessels (…) and respect Philippine sovereignty,” the ministry concluded.

The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Brunei claim parts of the strategic South China Sea, which serves as a passage for 30 percent of the global trade and is home to 12 percent of the worldwide fish resources, apart from housing oil and gas reserves, although China claims sovereignty over almost the entire area.

Philippines’ Duterte calls China ‘benefactor’ despite territorial dispute

Bangkok, May 4 (EFE).- The president of the Philippines called China his country's "benefactor" shortly after the foreign ministry slammed what it described as "belligerent actions" by Chinese military ships against the Philippine Coast Guard in the South China Sea. "Just because we have a...

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[tower9]

This guy is notorious for bold statements.

China needs to be more sensitive dealing with the Philippines especially under duterte.