Comments on: Turning the tide in the South China Sea

By: caleb barrett

caleb barrett — Thu, 13 Oct 2016 10:08:53 +0000

China accuses US of provocation and militarization in the South China Sea though they are the one’s guilty about it. China’s double-talk, however, worked and were able to construct a number of artificial islands equip with military capability. It’s pretty late for the US to stop China now to further strengthen their fortresses in the South China Sea. This could have been prevented if they have sent their battleships at least even after the standoff between China and the Philippines on Scarborough Shoal. US is all words and more of a showoff in their approach in the South China Sea. The Philippine’s present administration under President Duterte knows it well and therefore preferred a bilateral talk to China, rather than fight China on the merits of Hague Tribunal’s decision. If US approach will not change and if they can’t secure their ally countries like the Philippines, the tide in the South China Sea will shift strongly in favor of China as China grows much more stronger economically and militarily.

By: Rolando Fernandez

Rolando Fernandez — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 07:45:32 +0000

China instead of bullying it’s neighbors should act like an enlighten power to lead the South East Asian nations, Japan and Korea in harnessing the wealth of the seas that is commonly shared. It should take the lead in creating PAX SINO in this part of the world.

By: Warren Rances

Warren Rances — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 07:38:19 +0000

Very likely china wants war,they want(chinese)to occupy the all the restof west philippines sea…head off on UNCLOS

By: Ben Jamin

Ben Jamin — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 07:14:28 +0000

war is coming in china sea, make no mistake on that…this will occur after UNCLOS makes their final judgement…