Even if US dropped nuke bomb to VietNam, we would find the way to make Nuke bomb and drop back to US . Thats why US didnt dare to drop nuke bomb during Vn war.
Oh my dear god.
I know Japan does not cancel ODA.
LOL, why did Soviet need military base in China !?
Khrushchev wanted Military base in QingDao when we were in good relationship, we said No .LOL, why did Soviet need military base in China !?
And why did China should allow that kind of treaty !?
you're nonsense at all at this. Did Vietnam allowed Soviet set their base in on Vietnam territory because we're afraid of Soviet !?
Vietnamese allowed Soviet set their military base in Camranh bay, because China knees to USA and gang-up us.
LOL, you're so humor, buddy ...
I totally agree with you, thats what i have been saying all along. In politics, they are no friends, just permanent interests. As you said Russia sees vietnam merely as a market for its weapons/natural resources. I dont even understand why Vietnam/vietnamese are so keen to boast of their 'relationship/friendship' with Russia. Russia simply doesnt regard Vietnam as a worthy country to jeao[ardize its relationship with China for it. Vietnam should fully be aware of it. AS i said, the U.S is the only country who can provide vietnam with all the necessary support it needs to counter China. Vietnam should abandon its cold war romance with Russia. The world has changed alot/moved forward. Vietnam should only seek/look after its own interests and ally with country's with whom its interests currently converge with in which case the U.S is the best oprtion.
by the way i have visited Japan few times, and i enjoy the country quite alot. In fact Tokyo is my second best city in Asia after Shanghai, im planing to visit Vietnam next year or 2 years from now when im on holidays. Just wanted to know if you are Japanese.
Well it will surprise you to know that, we English are more hostile to the U.S than most people think, Most of us are against U.S foreign policy, its just that our governemnt doesnt really follow our opinions when it comes to foreign relations(sometimes i dont see the difference with an authoritarian country like China when it comes to foreign policy/relations our governments dont give a shit about what we think). However we do understand why the U.S acts arrogantly/hegemony, Afterall, we all know about responsibilities/arrogance that comes with being a superpower like the U.S . since, we colonised the U.S and much of the world and was the biggest empire in human history.. But funny enough today our government is subsevient to the U.S. So we do disagree with the U.S on several issues, but we understand that overall, the U.S serves the west interests more than having say China or Russia as superpower will mean for us.
So China shouldn't be quick to judge/criticise the U.S , since it should know that it isnt easy to be a superpower, with great power comes great responsiblities, China itself will soon witnessed it in a decade or two from now when it power/inlfuence matches that of the U.S then we will see if it still thinks the same. When you are a superpower, you will be criticise by small countries for acting and criticse for not acting.
HK Mauca were taken by western because we were weak at that time. it was not our willing . Now , we take them back.LOL, you're so humor, buddy ...
Need I remind you about Hong Kong, Mauca, and some more memory before WW2 !?
We're allowed Soviet forces base on Vietnam to prevent dirty aggressor invade us. It's fair treaty.
LOL, we have to face with two big opponents, so we need the support, nothing wrong. You hand your land for foreign force to beg their mercy.
humm..LOL, we have to face with two big opponents, so we need the support, nothing wrong. You hand your land for foreign force to beg their mercy.
You shake hand with US after that, buddy, remember ...
I have reiterated the same sentiment in prior posts in different threads here.
I've been to Guangzhou, been to Beijing, Hong Kong (plenty of times), but never been to Shanghai. I plan to visit next time when i have the chance in the future. Yes, I am Japanese. I'm studying abroad in the USA tho. How about yourself? Are you English? Welsh? Scott?
PS. Next time i recommend you visit Sapporo !
Very objective! Have you ever lived / studied in the 'states ?
No, I acturally asked that question on purpose
Norge, born in Shanghai.Yes i know you said Vietnam should reconsider its relation with Russia, though i doubt it will, since it still thinks Russia will help it against China, and is trying to play both Russia and U.S card. Which i think at the end it will backfire on them very badly. I think they should choose the U.S while they still have the time/choice. Overalll i think it was unfortunate south Vietnam/U.S didnt win the war, if they did vietnam will have been democratic and allied with the U.S a while ago. Think China is to blame for this, since without its support the Vietcong wouldnt have won the war. Vietnamese have china to blame for their current oppressive/communist regime. This limits the vietnamese government from allying with the U.S. since they are still wary of U.S intentions, this wouldnt have been the case had the South won the war, since they trusted the U.S very much.
Nice to know you. Well Im british yes, but my dad was originally irish and my mum French. Though they both were born and grew up in britain. My mum mother was british though, same with my dads mum. Kind of a mixture.
You should visit Shanghai its a pretty nice,open, mordern and same time traditional city. Im sure you will enjoy it.
I will try and visit this Sapporo you talk about, i guess it must be a nice place. Ive been just to tokyo(few times) and kyoto in Japan. As for the States i have been to the states just for visits/holidays but not really lived there for long per say. Been to carlifornia, Chicago, washington, New York and new Orleans. U.S is a vast/huge country. However people there are quite uninformed when it comes to other countries(as opposed to say even authoritarian China, which really shocked me, since people i met there were quite open, willing to learn about other countries and well informed), was surprised to see most americans know little to nothing of the outside world. Apart from that its a great country.
I want to ask you, what do Japanese people think about the U.S occupation and the fact that they cant make an independent foreign policy without U.S consent?
whats the meaning of your name?
You are welcome bro. What about you, where are you from?
