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ansy1968

Brigadier
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What ASEAN needs is a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea, this will release quiet some of the pressure the US is cooking in the Region. If China can start developing their resource sharing deals with their counterparts in the SCS and ASEAN people can feel some of the profit sharing from those deals. I think US propaganda will loose some of its effectiveness in building up pressure in the Area.
@BlackWindMnt bro that will be the Icing on the cake with an additional bonus of an oil deal. China is waiting, IF BBM/Sara Duterte tandem win, they will sign it as a gift for the departing President Duterte.
 

ansy1968

Brigadier
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@ansy bro, you are right about the Marcoses not being stooge of the American.
Here is a Zhang Weiwei recollection of the visit by Mrs Marcos to Beijing in 1984 (in Chinese) .
She was a very interesting and forthright character who wanted to see Deng Xiaoping in the visit. She also talked about the murder of Aquino. According to her he was not killed killed by Filipinos as they couldn't really shoot straight haha.


@KenC bro there are many rumors regarding the murder of Aquino, I had my owned conspiracy theory and it may involved the CIA, there are 5 questions needed to be ask 1) Aquino is exiled in the US and having a good life why would he risk his life knowingly he would be arrested if he return home 2) he is a former agent of the CIA 3) why would the Philippine gov't kill him and make a martyr out of him. 4) who will benefit if there is a crisis. 5) the killer Rolando Galman who let him enter a heavily secured area of the Airport.
 

Petrolicious88

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sinophilia

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U.S, Australia, Japan, UK are pretty much guaranteed to support any US war against China. Spread potential losses among 4 parties.

I can't imagine any other country joining them though. It's always been the case that China has expected the Anglo world and their Japanese sex slave to contribute to platforms in the AO and possibly even combat platforms. If even I knew this then I'm sure China came to that conclusion a long time ago..

Other than those four there really doesn't seem to be much potential. Sure, maybe countries like Germany or Poland or Italy or even South Korea will give some kind of tacit support. Maybe allow aerial refueling, overflight, use of bases for logistics, intelligence sharing, etc. but I highly doubt they'd ever get directly involved outside of a support role.

You could have in some scenarios India or Vietnam or Philippines joining in. Mostly as base use or even limited operations (Vietnam using its subs, India trying to seize some territory). But I think even those countries know how absolutely awful it would be if China wasn't permanently crippled in that same conflict. Imagine having to live with China for the rest of Human history after performing such a sneak attack. Therefore I highly doubt even those SCS nations or India would get involved in such a direct manner. Support for the Anglos and their puppet slave state in Japan? Sure, but I doubt they get involved in direct combat operations. I'm sure China would actually wish they did though, it would give China the excuse to seize all the SCS islands Vietnam controls and all the disputed territory with India.

As for the matter of South Korea... not in a billion years. Again a support role is possible after severe US pressure, but can you imagine them actually becoming directly involved? China basically shares a land border with them through North Korea. Nothing would suit China better than to have the South Koreans join. It would justify an invasion of the South and a permanent eradication of the American presence on the mainland, possibly for all time.
 

Petrolicious88

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I can't imagine any other country joining them though. It's always been the case that China has expected the Anglo world and their Japanese sex slave to contribute to platforms in the AO and possibly even combat platforms. If even I knew this then I'm sure China came to that conclusion a long time ago..

Other than those four there really doesn't seem to be much potential. Sure, maybe countries like Germany or Poland or Italy or even South Korea will give some kind of tacit support. Maybe allow aerial refueling, overflight, use of bases for logistics, intelligence sharing, etc. but I highly doubt they'd ever get directly involved outside of a support role.

You could have in some scenarios India or Vietnam or Philippines joining in. Mostly as base use or even limited operations (Vietnam using its subs, India trying to seize some territory). But I think even those countries know how absolutely awful it would be if China wasn't permanently crippled in that same conflict. Imagine having to live with China for the rest of Human history after performing such a sneak attack. Therefore I highly doubt even those SCS nations or India would get involved in such a direct manner. Support for the Anglos and their puppet slave state in Japan? Sure, but I doubt they get involved in direct combat operations. I'm sure China would actually wish they did though, it would give China the excuse to seize all the SCS islands Vietnam controls and all the disputed territory with India.

As for the matter of South Korea... not in a billion years. Again a support role is possible after severe US pressure, but can you imagine them actually becoming directly involved? China basically shares a land border with them through North Korea. Nothing would suit China better than to have the South Koreans join. It would justify an invasion of the South and a permanent eradication of the American presence on the mainland, possibly for all time.
4 is not enough?
 

sinophilia

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4 is not enough?

Not it isn't. If they want to cripple China in a limited operation against Taiwan or Senkaku or really anything in China's sphere they are going to have to bring the industrial capacity of most of Humanity.

The US by itself is a worthy challenger currently, but once China surpasses it in most aspects do you really think that adding a dying Japan and the UK and Australia (whose economies even today are roughly 1/10th that of China let alone in some distant future) is going to add much value?
 

BlackWindMnt

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Just look at this map, I don't think the Anglos are willing to waste all their naval resources for Taiwan. This map is like 3~4 years old already when it wasn't certain how accurate China's missile kill chain was. I'm sure in the past 3~4 years missiles have become substantiable smarter.

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