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Korea.I wonder who the US will side with when Korea and Japan eventually start fighting over Dokdo/Takashima?
You are wrong.I'm not very sure who he is but many in here suspect he's an Indian national.
Well, so you haven't heard of Chinese claims into Korean EEZ, where China is claiming that they deserve a larger EEZ than the half-way line in the Yellow Sea because they have more far population. And the biggest territorial dispute of East Asia, the Kando(The Eastern Manchuria) is outstanding.Iin fact I wouldn't surprised the two countries will team up together against Japan in their respective disputes by backing each others' claims.
There is no Japanese citizen who claims to own the Liancourt Rocks.I don't think Japan has the guts to buy Dokdo
The Liancourt Rocks are already a government property.if South Korea is proposing the same as Japan and try to purchase it at this right moment.
You are wrong.
Well, so you haven't heard of Chinese claims into Korean EEZ, where China is claiming that they deserve a larger EEZ than the half-way line in the Yellow Sea because they have more far population. And the biggest territorial dispute of East Asia, the Kando(The Eastern Manchuria) is outstanding.
Any source for the EEZ dispute I honestly never heard of it.
Korea.
1. The US has same treaty obligation on the Liancourt Rocks to Korea as it does to Japan on the Diaoyudai.
2. The easiest and the simplest way to end the Liancourt Rocks disputes if it were ever to come to a military confrontation is to simply acknowledge the status quo, that is to officially acknowledge the Liancourt Rocks as Korean territory. Trying to flip the status quo is messy.
Damn, some alarming news.
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Japanese in China are escaping mob attacks by claiming to be Korean. This endangers real Koreans as the Chinese mobs eventually figure out that the Japanese are using this trick and would attack real Koreans mistaken as Japanese. One guy in the second link tried this but didn't work for him.
Sure it will, after the collapse of North Korea.The Kando issue will never come up
I forgot you admitted that you didn't read Japanese, because that's exactly what the Yomiuri article is reporting.what a wonderful joke.
And the US chose Korea back in 1952, and put the Liancourt Rocks under the KADIZ.Firstly between Korea and Japan the United States just choose who's the expendable, which is obvious.
And in a fast decline for the past 20 years.Japan is an important world power for 100 years
But that's exactly what's happening in China right now according to various Japanese reports.Secondly Japanese will never pretend to be Koreans
And Koreans think Japanese of the same too.who as regarded by Japanese as inferior people.
Then blame it on the Chinese who couldn't tell Japanese apart from Koreans.Even Koreans look different from Japanese or Chinese.
Japanese rightwingers would kill you for saying that, since you just claimed Japanese looked like Chinese and that's a grave insult to Japanese.The Japanese and Chinese usually have stereoscopic face and narrow and somewhat big nose. Koreans look more like Mongolian than to Chinese or Japanese.
I think the Japanese and Chinese have the same opinion on how Koreans look.
In Japan Koreans are called "棒" too, in the context of "泥棒", signifying the high robbery and crime rate of Korean population in Japan.
I actually searched for this new term "泥棒" on google and it confirms it's not used in Japan, but used extensively in China instead.
How do I know? Because Japanese nationalists flood Korean message boards thanks to the magic of translation software(Some Korean sites have 90% of traffic coming from Japan), and I know exactly what derogatory terms they use to describe Koreans.
Korean So this officially and publicly confirms that the US CBG and marines will show up at Diaoyudai when China invades.[/QUOTE said:
"We take absolutely no position on who is right, and we do believe that both sides need to try to resolve this." Gary Locke said last week.
“But the United States, as a matter of policy, does not take a position with regards to competing sovereignty claims.” Said Pannetta told announced this week while he's visiting Japan.