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So now here we are a month later. Notice the sudden media silence after all that paranoia? #wangliqiang
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The fact there's no war in East Asia, but there's a war in West Asia, is all the evidence we need that China loves peace (maybe a bit too much).
They're not Turkish. They're Turkic. The first East Turkestan republic was a short lived Islamic state formed after the Qing collapse. The second is a Soviet Satellite state.
Japan had several unequal treaties imposed upon it. That became the catalyst for Imperialist Japan's militarism and expansionism.
In other words, Japan chimped out so badly they end up getting nuked.
Guy, there's no other way to say this but the Americans, Spanish and Japanese had an easy time. That's why you're in your current situation today picking fights with your neighbour on behalf of your colonizers.
“If we want to use force, we may easily win. But no, we will not choose force, and we love peace.”
The problem with this statement by Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan is that one, it is undiplomatic, provocative, and threatening to his host country. What an incompetent diplomat. Uwi ka na lang.
But more than this, it is downright false. If China uses force against the Philippines, THEY WILL NOT EASILY WIN. Our Spanish, American and Japanese colonizers learned this the hard way years ago. So China better not even think of it. In fairness, he said they won’t.
“Ang mamatay ng dahil sa iyo” is the final line of our national anthem for nothing.
In March 2026, the Philippines had a national emergency due to fuel shortage.
China had an export ban for diesel, but made an exception to bail out the Philippines.
Half or more of the non-perishable goods in Philippine supermarkets are made in China, says today's column.
The Philippines sold China $9.3 billion in 2025, 0.36% of China's imports. Manila gets hurt first.
"Even Marcos wouldn't want Chinese envoy expelled"
In March 2026, the Philippines faced a critical shortage of fuel due to the US-Iran War. The Philippines is reliant on fuel imports and China had an export ban on diesel.
Guess who made an exception to help the Philippines at a time of crisis?
What a joke!
China threatens the Philippines with military superiority, then suddenly preaches friendship and dialogue when Filipinos push back. We are not stupid, Beijing. You cannot threaten us into submission and expect us to call you a friend!
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The Philippines relies on foreign suppliers for nearly 98% of its fuel needs. The Iran War just caused a national fuel emergency.
Guess who bailed you out?
A strange but true fact: Mao saved far more people than he killed.
This is like saying "1 and 10 are the closest numbers to numbers ranging from 2 to 9".
