China's SCS Strategy Thread

duskseeker

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Nothing to do with the Philippines but the current regime leader, Bongbong Marcos. USA got him by the ball.
His father, Ferdinand Marcos, embezzled 10 billion dollar from Philippines people and flee to the US.
The family wealth is at the mercy of the US government. He will do anything the US ask.
lols don't be naive, Filipinos have been anti every USA enemy since forever. They have been overly proud stating that they have plundered China as mercenaries in the opium war. Try finding copies of their elementary books. Hosted US bases to bomb other south east Asian nations and were and are rabidly anti muslim during and after the war on terror.
 

Eventine

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Honestly the strategy on the Philippines side is pretty obviously to provoke the US into a show of force to "invalidate" China's new law. But to do so, the US would have to send ships into the area permanently to enforce freedom of navigation, as simple exercises and demonstrations will just lead to the same old reaction of China waiting until the US ships are gone before moving back in. I'm sure Chinese strategists have thought through this scenario though and concluded they'd come out ahead even if the US took the bait.
 

tamsen_ikard

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Honestly the strategy on the Philippines side is pretty obviously to provoke the US into a show of force to "invalidate" China's new law. But to do so, the US would have to send ships into the area permanently to enforce freedom of navigation, as simple exercises and demonstrations will just lead to the same old reaction of China waiting until the US ships are gone before moving back in. I'm sure Chinese strategists have thought through this scenario though and concluded they'd come out ahead even if the US took the bait.
I don't think China will allow US to simply send a ship or two around a hot zone like 2nd thomas shoal. They will be followed by 2-3 times more PLAN ships and if they try to help PH in any way, I have no doubt China will not hesitate to Ram and Water Canon US ships as well.

But I know US will never do something that foolish and get humiliated in the process. They will simply ask PH to back down.
 

ansy1968

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Honestly the strategy on the Philippines side is pretty obviously to provoke the US into a show of force to "invalidate" China's new law. But to do so, the US would have to send ships into the area permanently to enforce freedom of navigation, as simple exercises and demonstrations will just lead to the same old reaction of China waiting until the US ships are gone before moving back in. I'm sure Chinese strategists have thought through this scenario though and concluded they'd come out ahead even if the US took the bait.
US hard respond regarding the Ayungin shoal incident. :cool: (USA !!!!! USA!!!! USA!!!!)

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