Capt.Popeye
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Your hard option is never on China's agenda.
We won't do the soft option either.
Well that is nice enough then. Asia is a changing scenario in any case.
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Your hard option is never on China's agenda.
We won't do the soft option either.
Like other members have said, short term: pull out all the investments, long term: not war but breaking ties with them.Can any Chinese brothers tell us what China may do (short term & long term) against this anti-Chinese campaign in Burma, and how they will deal with Suu Kyi?
Suu Kyi is NOT on an anti China course. Don´t talk crap!
She supports the poor and the weak and fights against the injustice.
According to media press, the Burmese corrupt officials took the rural people the land without paying compensation (or paying only a little). That´s a shock to see that the security forces acted hard against the monks.
Can any Chinese brothers tell us what China may do (short term & long term) against this anti-Chinese campaign in Burma, and how they will deal with Suu Kyi?
Official corruption and oppression are huge issues in Myanmar. The junta has only just managed to keep the population under their heel with the greatest of effort. The groundswell of support to Aung San Suu Kyi is tremendous. Now that the junta has come to terms with the realities, they have loosened up. They are in a financial shambles. But for the fact that they received weapons and some finances from China; the junta would have keeled over long ago. But the writing is on the wall and the junta is simply trying to make a graceful and gradual exit hence the rapprochement with Suu Kyi.
Though China and America will continue to influence the burmese policy, my impression is Burma wants to be independent, not to side to the big players China nor America. Judging the current burmese policies, that is clear that it chooses to be a part of ASEAN.
Vietnam clearly supports this way.
Can any Chinese brothers tell us what China may do (short term & long term) against this anti-Chinese campaign in Burma, and how they will deal with Suu Kyi?
Burma is very diverse itself. In some minority states of Burma, Suu Kyi has no impact. But China has very deep impact there. China Dollar are used there and even China telecom are operating there with Yunnan zode code. China languages are spoken there