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Love doesn't have to make sense! I mean, how can you stay mad at her? Even if she were to punch you in the face with her steel fists of Type 99 MBTs???
Thanks to China, VN can go on fighting during the Vietnam War. If it wasn't for us the Americans would have an easy time defeating these Vietcongs. Lets not forget how Japan defeated VN in WW2, you should feel proud of this victory over them
A knife ? No. China is a voluptuous femme fatal that Japan just can't have enough of. Japan is most likely holding a boquet of roses on this voluptuous Chinese vixen. Booty and all.
Its a 'love and hate' relationship, to put it to words. Japan is addicted to China, lol.
Does that make sense?
Vietnam and the Philippines provide the perfect excuse for China to reinforce its capabilities in SCS.
Vietnam and the Philippines provide the perfect excuse for China to reinforce its capabilities in SCS.
Bro, I have noticed the new chinese humour.Viet, TaiShang's point is that in a tyranny words mean whatever authority says they mean; there is no meaning independent of political authority. Why do the Chinese communists refer to their sea grabbing as guardianship? Because they can. That's the joke.
China Conducts Live-Fire Drills in Disputed Sea | Washington Free BeaconI don't usually reply to these threads because it is usually a CN vs VN troll fest.
What I want is more pics of the exercise.
First of all,I think that it's necessary to remind you the something when you are here talking about the Law of the Sea.That is Uncle Sam haven't ratified this Law of the Sea yet.I think you must be cautious to make some conclusion.The Treaty was only signed "in accordance with" the Peoples' Congress under the attached understandings: that without regard to the rest of the Treaty the areas under Chinese sovereignty are denoted in Chinese law (the murky "nine-dash line"), that contested islands within the 200-mile economic zone are defined as Chinese (regardless of their history or claims of other countries and contravening other provisions of the treaty), and that - uniquely - passage of foreign warships through the "territorial sea" must have the approval of China (while the passage of Chinese warships through Philippine, Singaporean, Japanese, and Indonesian 200-mile waters does not need the approval of their respective countries.)
When it became clear this letter meant modifying China's economic zone to include all the trappings of national sovereignty - that China regarded the treaty as nothing less than a sea grab to China's exclusive benefit - China added the last proviso rejecting all international mechanisms for resolving disagreements with China - only bilateral arrangements are acceptable, with China as the bully in the room, its diplomats forbidden by Chinese law to even acknowledge that sovereignty claims by other countries could be valid.
I actually was confused by you that your misunderstanding is on purpose or not.The original sentence is below:The Treaty was only signed "in accordance with" the Peoples' Congress
What's your meaning of "only signed"?Can't you understand this sentence?In accordance with the decision of the Standing Committee of the Eighth National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China at its nineteenth session, the President of the People's Republic of China has hereby ratified the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982
My explanation is this:that without regard to the rest of the Treaty the areas under Chinese sovereignty are denoted in Chinese law (the murky "nine-dash line"), that contested islands within the 200-mile economic zone are defined as Chinese (regardless of their history or claims of other countries and contravening other provisions of the treaty),
1. In accordance with the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the People's Republic of China shall enjoy sovereign rights and jurisdiction over an exclusive economic zone of 200 nautical miles and the continental shelf.
I have to repeat it again.Do you understand the original?and that - uniquely - passage of foreign warships through the "territorial sea" must have the approval of China (while the passage of Chinese warships through Philippine, Singaporean, Japanese, and Indonesian 200-mile waters does not need the approval of their respective countries.)
Do you know the meaning of "reaffirm"? China approve this "Shall not prejudice" provision.How dare you say these:4. The People's Republic of China reaffirms that the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea concerning innocent passage through the territorial sea shall not prejudice the right of a coastal State to request, in accordance with its laws and regulations, a foreign State to obtain advance approval from or give prior notification to the coastal State for the passage of its warships through the territorial sea of the coastal State.
Do you have enough facts to support your words?(while the passage of Chinese warships through Philippine, Singaporean, Japanese, and Indonesian 200-mile waters does not need the approval of their respective countries.)
Actually,you doesn't make me clear,you make me confused.Your conclusion is quite bias.When it became clear this letter meant
China ratified the Law of the Sea with 4 added statement,but US even don't want to ratified it.Especially to you,yanks,I think you must be cautious to say this:China added the last proviso
Vietnam and Philipines were both backward region in ancient time.And they were both colony during the WW2.with China as the bully in the room
Wow this new tool forgot that Philippines have civilization already in fact most filipino kingdoms, Rajanates and sultanates maritime powers why well maybe because the archipelago now known as the Philippines are all separated by huge numbers of water this fool lack understanding of history typical chinese banter