USA should fuck off Asia.
They are the greatest threat to peace now in my view.
This is clear from the invasion of Iraq.
China threat to who?
USA global hegemony?
Did I say China was a threat? I said they are a military
challenge. Do NOT twist my words. It is something I
sorely dislike. A military challenge may not necessarily
constitute a "threat." Just like in SG, we view China's
military build up to be a regional security challenge as well, it
does NOT mean we view China suspiciously as a threat.
I did not say US is a the world police either, that was
Rokkie. I do not see US as a world police, but recognize that
they play a critical part in ensuring regional stability.
Refer to my previous posts as to why.
You can oppose US foreign policy all you like, but you are
sitting in front of the computer posting anti-US sentiments simply
because you are reaping the benefits of US foreign policy.
Where do you think the internet originated from?
Frankly speaking, I'd rather be under so called US "hegemony"
than a Chinese one, if you even know the meaning of this term
you've been blatantly throwing about, in the context of
international relations. The US military is not THAT strong
to be able coerce everybody in world into submitting to their
policies. The fact that DPRK stands defiant
emphasizes that. So is the US truly a global
"hegemony" as you claim? The EU, China, and Russia can easily
compete against the US's military strength. The United States
is not able to dominate on a global level against these rising
super powers at once is it?
Without a strong military presence in the pacific, it will be
China who MIGHT become the regional hegemony. With a military
rapid building up, and an industrial capability thats attracting
low-cost production to China, it will soon be able to impose
unfavorable trade arrangements to South East Asia for natural
resources. Asia does not need hegemonies, it needs
multilateralism, multiple powers that check each others
dominance.
Despite US's military edge in the region, we haven't been forced
or coerced into any unfavorable arrangements have we? So
where's the "hegemony?"
