P-Noy to China: Pull out ships from shoal

[robot.sonic]

may isang news article din na sabi ni Pnoy na secret muna ang lahat ng moves ng malacanang.

ano kaya binabalak?

[AKI125]

After reading the inquirer today. I just felt Pnoy is really intending to put china into signing a joint exploration of the oil. They know china wont be stupid to go into war right now with any nation or esle this will definitely means a pull out of investments coming from the multinational companies plus they dont want to gamble with the prosperity they are experiencing right now. For me this is a good move for a joint exploration, i bet if ever we alone will be the one to do it madaming politicians lalong yayaman due to corruption

[pop3corn]

may isang news article din na sabi ni Pnoy na secret muna ang lahat ng moves ng malacanang.

ano kaya binabalak?

secret agent. The student govt who loves Macs and IPhones gusto pa mistify ala spies. Kunsabagay papalabas na Skyfall ..

Mag-martini na din sila

[CVT]

at least still barking. i wonder kung ano gagawin ni gma in the same situation if she was still in power. heheh

Kung si Brenda ang Presidente,- giyera na iyan! Nakupo!....

16.2K:bat:

[Walter]

Kung si Brenda ang Presidente,- giyera na iyan! Nakupo!....

16.2K:bat:

Actually her position is for joint exploitation of natural resources according to Inquirer newspaper.

[Monseratto]

PNoy will try AGAIN to get the ASEAN countries to "unite" behind him to persuade (more like "beg") China to accept a code of conduct when dealing with this problem. Unfortunately, most of the ASEAN nations also have some form of claim in the South China Sea area, and have lucrative trade relations with China. Another effort bound to fail...ZZZzzz.

Manila is leading a push for ASEAN to unite to persuade China to accept a "code of conduct" (COC) in the sea, where tensions have flared recently with both Vietnam and the Philippines accusing Beijing of aggressive behavior.

China prefers to deal with the claimants individually as it seeks to extend its writ over the resource-rich and strategically important area.

"This is make or break time for ASEAN members," said Carl Thayer, a politics professor and Southeast Asia securities expert at the University of New South Wales in Australia.

"They have set this month as their self-imposed deadline to come up with a draft COC. There could be progress."

China, Taiwan and ASEAN members the Philippines, Vietnam, Brunei and Malaysia have overlapping territorial claims in the South China Sea, home to vital shipping lanes and believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits.

ASEAN comprises Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam -- a grouping of nearly 600 million people from disparate economic and political systems.

The bloc has often been dismissed as a talking shop but it has assumed new strategic importance in light of Washington's foreign policy "pivot" to Asia and the economic rise of China in recent years.

[Boy Bastos]

PNoy will try AGAIN to get the ASEAN countries to "unite" behind him to persuade (more like "beg") China to accept a code of conduct when dealing with this problem. Unfortunately, most of the ASEAN nations also have some form of claim in the South China Sea area, and have lucrative trade relations with China. Another effort bound to fail...ZZZzzz.

So ibigay na lang ng Pinas lahat ng gusto ng China? If lahat ng Pinoy eh taga-Binondo like you eh ok lang.

[Monseratto]

So ibigay na lang ng Pinas lahat ng gusto ng China? If lahat ng Pinoy eh taga-Binondo like you eh ok lang.

You got a better idea? Di yung idea na huhulog ng langit o wishful thinking ha...

[locoroco777]

at least still barking. i wonder kung ano gagawin ni gma in the same situation if she was still in power. heheh

tatahulan nya ang sarili nyang amo....at ibebenta tayo sa china....

[oliver1013]

Somebody should be shot right where he's typing lols

****ing negative thinkin bastard..