China taking Philippine Islands

[bloowolf]

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How can he make a stupid mistake like that?


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[Little Missy]

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[StockEngine]

Our lawmakers should address this sooner than later. fukc these invaders

[bloowolf]

Dapat palitan title nitong thread, to conform with the present times. Dapat “Philippine Government giving away Islands in the Philippines”


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[StockEngine]

Dapat palitan title nitong thread, to conform with the present times. Dapat “Philippine Government giving away Islands in the Philippines”


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true... even this dredging company had a permit from dpwh!!!

[falken]

They're gonna allow Mislatel to put telco towers inside our military bases. Smh.

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[vinrem]

They're gonna allow Mislatel to put telco towers inside our military bases. Smh.

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Yeah, paktay tayo mga pinoy, malamang parang may partyline na tayo sa telephone, why not just put the China embassy inside our base.

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[dr. d]

They're gonna allow Mislatel to put telco towers inside our military bases. Smh.

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and i am wondering, "why inside the bases?"
have our leaders granted this privilege to the two pioneer telcos...?

[StockEngine]

[StockEngine]

palawan naman... 300+ shyt

[uls]

you wanna understand why they come to PH like they're just crossing from one province to another?

walang papeles

what if their govt told them PH is China territory

their behavior makes sense na no?

[kisshmet]

^what doesn't make sense is dutertes "visa upon entry" policy

Isinangla na ba ni duterte ang pilipinas sa mga chekwa?

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[madball]

Ah the good ol' story of the Middle Kingdom and the tributaries. Talk about delusions of past glory...

[madball]

^what doesn't make sense is dutertes "visa upon entry" policy

Isinangla na ba ni duterte ang pilipinas sa mga chekwa?

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IMO he's just taking a bargaining stance. He may be a babbling idiot but he recognizes the structure of power. Sure we got the Hague ruling in our favor but the question is who exactly is going to enforce it?

[vinrem]

Kaya nga it's really unfair, kami, we have to go thru the eye of the needle just to get a working visa sa China, may interview pa ako niyan minsan every year sa immigration and take note of this "China National Security Agency", just to know maybe if I'm a threat to national security, anak ng 🤬 nga naman, and then yung mga chinese parang ang bilis mag work sa pinas [emoji34].

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[kisshmet]

IMO he's just taking a bargaining stance. He may be a babbling idiot but he recognizes the structure of power. Sure we got the Hague ruling in our favor but the question is who exactly is going to enforce it?

The world powers are already enforcing it..pissing china with the freedom of navigation exercises happening now

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[istan]

Tit for tat dapat. China requires us to apply for visa to go there. We can do same.
But we need investments, so we won't.

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[baludoy]

Half naked chinese national eating at chowking gensan



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[madball]

The world powers are already enforcing it..pissing china with the freedom of navigation exercises happening now

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But is that going to force China out of the territories they occupied in WPS? Freedom of navigation operations are merely forms of posturing. Driving away those stubborn Chinese would require an armed confrontation which will likely escalate into a hot war. Other powerful nations won't commit to an economic or military conflict with China over some islands because it's still in their best interest to maintain trade relations.

Moving forward with the joint exploration and exploitation deal is the best option. It might be seen as "selling out" but the current situation demands PH to play realpolitik.

[kisshmet]

^it won't drive the chinese out of these territories occupied recently but they cant go build more artificial islands, they cant proceed on taking pagasa island with maritime militias without invocation of mutual defense treaty

The Americans withdrew from the INF treaty to be ready to strike back at china should the Chinese decide to pull the trigger

South china sea isn't exclusive chinese territory..that's what the Hague ruling is all about and the world powers are enforcing it

Trading is an inherent right of every nation..claiming territories is another matter



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