South China Sea Forum

[xunzi]

US only pivot back to Asia and make all the Chinese jumpy, China can't rule this world as long as US still dominate military for another 20 yrs.

By the time China sniff world domination most of the Chinese poster in here will probably die before they see China rule the world.

We don't need to rule the world. We want to rule our region like you are ruling the North America region.

 

[Therealtruth]

There really are no rules. As far as super powers are concerned. This is in line with Americas stated strategy of their pivot to Asia.

 

[faithfulguy]

The American rule is that America should take care of America's problem. And let people of Asia take care of themselves. I support Ron Paul's foreign policy and that is to take care of America first. America is for Americans and Asia is for Asians.

 

[walle]

more appropriate title should be the two country should play by america's rule or he will cry like a little ******.

 

[bolo]

Depends if China is ready for superpower status or not. Listen and play by rules mean not ready.

 

[peaceful]

China will of course play by the rules, the rules defined by China and its allies. Rules made by the US can be kept in rubbish bins, a nation with its government shut twice in 20 years don't have to tell others how to run their countries.

Philippines should also be armed, no doubt about that, a civil war in Philippines needs all those weapons.

 

[Zero_wing]

China will of course play by the rules, the rules defined by China and its allies. Rules made by the US can be kept in rubbish bins, a nation with its government shut twice in 20 years don't have to tell others how to run their countries.

Philippines should also be armed, no doubt about that, a civil war in Philippines needs all those weapons.

What? So International law is nothing to you? And what civil war?

 

[bolo]

What? So International law is nothing to you? And what civil war?

Western made laws. Nuff said. US breaks international laws when it suits its strategic needs, China should do the same if not done so already

 

[Zero_wing]

Western made laws. Nuff said. US breaks international laws when it suits its strategic needs, China should do the same if not done so already

Wow way to rationalized stupid there chief! So your solution is to break yourselves and screw everyone else? Tell me why is china part of the UN and its security council if its just going to break the rules that its obligated to protect? In scale of 1 to f how f are you?

 

[bolo]

Wow way to rationalized stupid there chief! So your solution is to break yourselves and screw everyone else? Tell me why is china part of the UN and its security council if its just going to break the rules that its obligated to protect? In scale of 1 to f how f are you?

US and Western countries break "international laws" when it suits them but no one cries foul. Japan breaks international laws, no one cries foul. But when supposedly China does it, the "international community" is up in arms.

Don't use UN council as an argument point because if US want to invade another country , not even veto votes from the council can stop them. So the UN council is a joke. Disband that organization.

 

[Zero_wing]

US and Western countries break "international laws" when it suits them but no one cries foul. Japan breaks international laws, no one cries foul. But when supposedly China does it, the "international community" is up in arms.

Don't use UN council as an argument point because if US want to invade another country , not even veto votes from the council can stop them. So the UN council is a joke. Disband that organization.

So your telling me to bring back world war 2 condition were people kill millions to gain others territory again how f are you?

 

[Snomannen]

Play by the rules? You mean Chinese rules.

 

[auspice]

China's greed is destabilizing the whole of Southeast and East Asian region. It is following in the footsteps of the former imperialist Japan during WWII and could suffer the same fate, that is thermonuclear bombs exploding within its midst.

 

[Solomon2]

America, when are you going to play by the rule and ratify UNCLOS?

There are good reasons for the U.S. not to. The first one I recall was that it would extend U.S. sovereignty to places it doesn't care to pick a fight over sea borders, up near the Arctic (Russia & Canada). Another is that since China trashed it by adding a letter and actions claiming that UNCLOS means whatever China's Communist Party says it means then UNCLOS isn't worth the paper it's written on.

 

[Tanja]

Really interesting analysis about South China Sea


FNOTW: Analysis the South China Sea: China should be worried (part 2)