@Petrolicious88 ,hi bro regarding your comment yes because they(the US) hold the leashed and If China had the same luxury then she will call Japan as her great friend with iron fist of brotherhood just like North Korea...LOL.
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I read somewhere in snowden or assange leak, that the us can disable japan power grid in case she turns coat@Petrolicious88 ,hi bro regarding your comment yes because they(the US) hold the leashed and If China had the same luxury then she will call Japan as her great friend with iron fist of brotherhood just like North Korea...LOL.
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Japan case is the same with us before when the US had bases in our country. They view us Filipino favorably (cause they benefit the most) but treat us like shit, its the reason why we voted them out but refuse to leave until mother nature made them with the eruption of Mt Pinatubo. Now they want to return and are courting us, showering us with praises like @Petrolicious88 posted, but my president want none of these instead want to hold the American to account and want a transactional relationship. You see from our bad experience having US bases tie you to their policy and you loss your independence and sovereignty. That is what happening to Japan (those bases are a symbol of American occupation) and the American will not let go of the leashed because for them Japan is a spoil of war.
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A case of if you don't own the gun, the owner of the gun owns you.
I don't really understand why China wants to invest in that sh*thole of a country.
Anyway, India has more to lose than China, let the decouple.
SOEs should stay out of it. If some idiot wants to invest let them take the risk.
China had found a way to solve its income inequality problem and distributed the nation wealth among the poorest of the poor. Mr Xi should be appreciated as he deliver political stability, social progress, and better lives. In my opinion the 3rd greatest CCP leader after MAO and DENG.
The most interesting part is the opinion of one of the interviewee below:
In Mr. Zhang’s eyes, steadily rising living standards equate to Beijing doing a good job. “If my life is better day by day, if year by year it’s going in a good direction, then what do I have to be upset about?” he says.
“Of course,” he adds, Chinese people still complain about things around the dinner table. “Above all, we curse about Chinese officials’ corruption. But what country doesn’t have ‘bad eggs?’” he asks, using Chinese slang for “scoundrel.”
from beijingwalker (Pakistan defense forum)
The most interesting part is the opinion of one of the interviewee below:
In Mr. Zhang’s eyes, steadily rising living standards equate to Beijing doing a good job. “If my life is better day by day, if year by year it’s going in a good direction, then what do I have to be upset about?” he says.
“Of course,” he adds, Chinese people still complain about things around the dinner table. “Above all, we curse about Chinese officials’ corruption. But what country doesn’t have ‘bad eggs?’” he asks, using Chinese slang for “scoundrel.”
from beijingwalker (Pakistan defense forum)
As China’s Communist Party prepares for its 100th anniversary, it has shored up popular support at home. But challenges lie ahead.
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