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There won't be any land battles between China and Vietnam. But a naval battle is likely.

Vietnam can't even handle a smaller country like Taiwan. But some of Vietcongs are shamelessly talking about stopping the USN. In another word, the Vietcong bragging in here is no different from the Lil fat Kim bragging.

Taiwan is under protection of Uncle Sam. Itu Aba belong to Vietnam from ancient time, we will take it back.
 
Look around you idiot, before you make such statement.

First, make sure your mother is not from Vietnam. Second, nobody from your relatives and friends are from VN, either. Otherwise, they will spank your ***. Don´t tell me that I didn´t warn you.

I have no Vietnamese relative. But you most likely have Chinese relatives as most modern Vietnamese is a mixture of Chinese and Vietnamese tribes from the old days.

I have to admit that some Vietnamese brides are very attractive though. No wonder the GIs were happy when they love a long time.:usflag:

Taiwan is under protection of Uncle Sam. Itu Aba belong to Vietnam from ancient time, we will take it back.

If it belong to Vietnam, than how come Taiwan is in control of the island? Maybe your French overlord would no longer claim those islands at the time?

Maybe you should start digging a hole to that island.
 
Why all the violence? The Taiwanese only want a better mail order bride deal. Or in another word, more bangs for a buck.

Number of Chinese ethnic in Vietnam is reduced recently, around 850.000 now, mostly in Mekong Delta, do you know why ?
 
I have no Vietnamese relative. But you most likely have Chinese relatives as most modern Vietnamese is a mixture of Chinese and Vietnamese tribes from the old days.

I have to admit that some Vietnamese brides are very attractive though. No wonder the GIs were happy when they love a long time.:usflag:

If it belong to Vietnam, than how come Taiwan is in control of the island? Maybe your French overlord would no longer claim those islands at the time?

Maybe you should start digging a hole to that island.

For the bribes most of them are in original fujian ren. You can take back to Taiwan all ethnic chinese.
Taiwan robbed Island Itu Aba 1956 with force, it's illegal occupations.
 
China, Brunei issue joint communique, vowing to boost ties

English.news.cn 2013-04-05 23:42:13

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Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) accompanies Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah (C)
to inspect the guard of honor during a welcoming ceremony held by President Xi Jinping for
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah in Beijing, capital of China, April 5, 2013. [Xinhua/Liu Weibing]




BEIJING, April 5 (Xinhua) -- China and Brunei issued a joint communique Friday, pledging to deepen relations and boost cooperation in all areas.

The two countries reiterated their mutual respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity and non-interference in each other's internal affairs, according to the communique.

Brunei reiterated that it will continue to adhere to the one China policy and support the peaceful development of relations across the Taiwan Strait and the peaceful reunification of China, the communique said.

The two countries agreed to establish a relationship of strategic cooperation in a bid to promote the peace, stability and prosperity of the two countries and the region at large, it said.

The two sides agreed to further boost economic, trade cooperation and carry out close cooperation in transportation, telecommunications, infrastructure construction and finance, it said.

The two sides also agreed to strengthen cooperation and communication in energy, agriculture, security, healthcare, culture, sports, education, tourism, religion, personnel exchanges and various other areas.

China extended congratulation to Brunei on assuming the rotating chair of ASEAN in 2013, and pledged full support for Brunei in hosting a series of important meetings, the communique said.

The two countries reaffirmed their commitments to maintaining peace and stability in the South China Sea and urged all relevant parties to continue to exercise self-restraint, deepen mutual trust and strengthen cooperation, according to the communique.

They underscored the importance of resolving territorial and jurisdictional disputes through peaceful dialogue and consultation by sovereign states directly involved in accordance with universally recognized principles of international laws, including the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, it said.

The two sides hope the countries concerned will further carry out the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, and make efforts toward drawing up "a code of conduct in the South China Sea," it said.
 
President Obama Meets With the Sultan of Brunei

POSTED BY MEGAN SLACK / MARCH 13, 2013




On March 12, 2013, President Obama hosted His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei for a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office to affirm the relationship between our two countries that dates back more than 160 years.

The two leaders discussed their shared interest in a strong, peaceful, and prosperous Asia-Pacific region, and continued cooperation between our nations on a range of issues.

With Brunei set to host October's ASEAN East Asia Summit meeting, President Obama said they would be working together on "everything from how we deal with issues of energy and climate change to how we expand commerce, potentially through the Trans-Pacific Partnership that has the opportunity of creating jobs and prosperity here in the United States but also throughout the region."

President Obama also said that His Majesty has shown great leadership around maritime issues in the Asia-Pacific region, and noted his work to help youth in Southeast Asia learn English, which can help expand commerce and strengthen ties between the United States and the area.

Read full remarks from the meeting here.

Editor's Note: This entry originally appeared on the White House Blog.
 
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You should read up on history before making any comments.

Japanese rule
Main articles: Taiwan under Japanese rule and Republic of Formosa
The Qing Dynasty was defeated in the First Sino-Japanese War (1894–1895) and Taiwan and Penghu were ceded in full sovereignty to the Empire of Japan.

Read more. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan
 
Well since it's Taiwan's island as well, you can join too :coffee:
Taiwan needs to be slapped in the face to wake it up from dreaming. It can't even announce independence from China and still not a sovereign nation, so how can they claim anything without being a country of their own? :what:
 
Taiwan needs to be slapped in the face to wake it up from dreaming. It can't even announce independence from China and still not a sovereign nation, so how can they claim anything without being a country of their own? :what:
why dont you guys give Taiwan a slap?hope you are brave enough to try.guess who will win?the 23 million population Taiwan or 96 million Philippine?though Taiwan navy is weak,enough to destroy your motherland
 
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