What south china sea announcement?
China need a new geopolitical Doctrine ?
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escobar
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Nothing to do with pacific. US is overall more powerfull and has many cards to use. China know that, so they are deferential to US.
Old or young, China diplomatic corp is just incompetent, every time falling in the US narrative trap.
escobar
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I don't know but we will see
escobar
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Anti-China alliance is not the issue. China lack of real IR strategy is.
China will make adjustments.
Powerful compared to what?
And what card they will exactly be using except the sanction (which is through illegal process to begin with)?
It one thing to see U.S flag floating over vessels defeating invading reality, it is other thing to keep connected to the facts on the ground.
U.S military is a big gun. But the U.S itself is a soft target. In fight/win an actual war, you need to have the experience to get hit by a bullet, endure the pain & still come out on top.
The U.S has none of it. That's why it wants to keep the trouble as far as possible from it's homeland to avoid another kent state saga.
What do you think will happen to "land of immigrants" when the shooting starts from both side?
There is a reason why U.S is overwhelmingly dependent of financial means to advance their Geo-political agenda rather than military(unless those are small countries who can't hit back).
Let's not get attached to alien defeating U.S vibe.
You actually acknowledge the strategic incoherence of US policy, because the US doesn't know what its objective is with respect to China.
China is too big for the US to stop, and China's future development is up to Chinese efforts.
- For example, the National Science Foundation reports China spending more on technology R&D than the USA.
- Plus China is the world's manufacturing hub, and also has the world's largest consumer retail market.
- China also produces and also buys more smartphones than the rest of the wealthy developed world.
- So given enough time, that combination virtually guarantees the creation of world-class Chinese technology companies in every field.
So in the long-run, the USA can accept as much pain as it wants to try and stop China.
But the US pursues masochistic policies which hurt US companies and consumers, whilst also forcing Chinese companies to develop their own world-class technologies.
It also means that the US has to escalate now, before China grows far larger than the USA.
(A wealthy hi-tech China would have an economy some 3x larger than the USA)
From the Chinese perspective, focusing on domestic economic development is a coherent and rational grand strategy.
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manqiangrexue
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Really? How soon? I think you need to put a date when you make crazy claims like China's market shrinking or India becoming the largest market or the whole developed world uniting against China... "soon." When there's no deadline, anything goes; I can say none of this matters because "soon," aliens will enslave the earth.
manqiangrexue
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Repeating a claim that you cannot back up does not make it true. You have Chinese diplomacy confused with your debate "skills," as time and time again, you have been unable to prove this point but instead had me disprove it instead.
Passive = working hard instead of shouting hard by your definition.
Exactly what I said before: China wins on substance but the US can appear the winner to those who only understand aggression but cannot decipher results.
Sounds like the US has an extremely incoherent strategy...
Ah hahaha, US is all talk. They made an announcement that they'll make an announcement?? LOLOL What happened, did they run out of fuel doing laps waiting for China to be intimidated? Shows how helpless they are. Know what China's doing in the SCS next week... and this week... and today? Building.
I can see why you think that. It's because the US is all bent out of shape trying to stop China while China is just growing improving say after day. But you are wrong; Chinese people have suffered more and are more tolerant to suffering in hard times than Americans. It's just that America's fight doesn't seem to be able to push China there yet.
But its cards only fail or backfire. I think this might be a game where the guy who gets rid of all his cards first wins. Or maybe all its cards are making announcements... about making announcements LOLOL
Your inability to read and debate is.
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I don't know what you guys think. I can across this and thought WOW! This is quite a graphic reality check. With the exception of Russia, nothing really has changed in over 120 years!
It looks like China need to get stronger to stand up to these nations who will always ganged up together. China did try to form the BRICS. But with India and Brazil leaning back to the West. One thing is certain, and that is uncertainty. "Friendship and allies" are as reliable and dependable as candle in the wind.
It looks like China need to get stronger to stand up to these nations who will always ganged up together. China did try to form the BRICS. But with India and Brazil leaning back to the West. One thing is certain, and that is uncertainty. "Friendship and allies" are as reliable and dependable as candle in the wind.
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