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Funny... u guys believe what u wanna believe without factual checks. Quite gullible. Malay mo kung pinagloloko ko lang kayo or it was also an honest mistake on my end to type she instead of he

dapat nag-deadma ka na lang.

 

your response confirms your slip.

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dapat nag-deadma ka na lang.

 

your response confirms your slip.

bakit? sapul ano po.

 

slip or no slip it actually confirms how gullible you are in believing what you wanna believe without validating ...mga tangang nagsipaniwala at nagsisunuran na lang like a herd.

 

sinundan mo yun sinabi kong she nagsunuran naman yun kapwa tards mo sa iyo. lol

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dapat nag-deadma ka na lang.

 

your response confirms your slip.

 

Technically pwede naman tama siya eh. Alam mo ba tawag din kay Vice Ganda :D

 

Para di lang OT

 

A diplomatic protest can be done discreetly para hindi magalit yung kabilang side. Hindi naman lagi kailangan may press release.

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Duterte on bullying of Filipinos in Scarborough: It was barter, not outright seizure
Dharel Placido, ABS-CBN News

Posted at Jun 18 2018 07:05 PM | Updated as of Jun 18 2018 07:32 PM

MANILA - President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday downplayed the Chinese Coast Guard’s move to get the prized catch of Filipino fishermen at the Scarborough Shoal, even as Filipino fishermen seek the government’s help in stopping the abusive practice of the Chinese.

Concerns over renewed tension between China and the Philippines in the rich fishing ground grew earlier this month after a television report showed Chinese coast guard personnel getting the catch of fishermen who pass by the shoal, located only 124 nautical miles off Zambales.

The President, however, downplayed the incident and insisted it was a form of “barter”.

He said it was unfortunate that the Chinese coast guardsmen and the Filipino fishermen had a problem in determining the value of the catch and the items they had exchanged.

Filipino fishermen earlier complained that their catch, worth thousands of pesos, would sometimes be seized by the Chinese in exchange for a few pieces of bottled water, packs of cigarettes, and instant noodles.

“Ang problema ang valuation….It was not an outright seizure,” Duterte said in a speech during the 120th anniversary of the Department of Foreign Affairs in Pasay City.

The Philippines has complained to China over the incident, but Manila has refused to blow the incident out of proportion and called it “small” compared to the overall ties of the two Asian neighbors.

Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua said the coast guard personnel involved in the incident will be disciplined “in accordance with our own regulations.”

Scarborough, called by Filipinos as Panatag Shoal and by the Chinese as Huangyan Island, was the site of a 2012 standoff between the Philippines and China. The standoff erupted when Manila sent its biggest warship to chase off Chinese poachers.

China gained effective control of the shoal after Manila withdrew its vessel. It then started blocking Filipino fishermen from the shoal.

President Duterte’s overtures to Beijing lowered the tension in the area, with Xi himself promising to allow Filipino fishermen back into the rocky outcrop.

But fishermen say China continues to have control over the shoal despite the decision of a United Nations-backed arbitral tribunal in 2016 which declared it as a traditional fishing ground for both China and the Philippines.

In his speech, the President again stressed that he cannot fight China over the disputed South China Sea, as the Asian giant is “no pushover.”

“You cannot scare him (China). Even the US has show a little bit of apprehension about it...If you go against China, Russia will join the fray,” he said.

There had been reports last year of an emerging “barter” system between Filipino fishermen and Chinese coast guardsmen, but it was only this year that the Filipinos lamented that they were on the losing end of this system.

The shoal is a potential flashpoint in the disputed sea, as maritime experts say Beijing is eyeing to build another artificial island there to fully cement its control of the vital waterway.

Manila has declared any Chinese reclamation on the shoal as a “red line.”

 

http://news.abs-cbn.com/news/06/18/18/duterte-on-bullying-of-filipinos-in-scarborough-it-was-barter-not-outright-seizure

 

 

 

Dumbass Filipino fishermen. Hindi marunong makipag swap.

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China's interest in South China Sea is not necessarily the fisheries nor the oil and gas. Forget about that.



They want to control the entire South China Sea for their strategic defense. They want to keep out US, UK, and other Western Navies and Air Forces away from SCS.



This is similar to USA's strategy to maintain military supremacy over the entire Pacific Ocean to protect the US West Coast.



In military terms, this is called Anti-Access / Area Denial (A2/AD) strategy.



China is close to achieving this goal. Their next intention is to occupy the Scarborough Shoal and turn it into a military base.



This is the plan:



Red lines are Surface-to-Air Missile Ranges. Violet Lines are Anti Ship Cruise Missile Ranges.Yellow Lines are Ballistic Missile Ranges.



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China's interest in South China Sea is not necessarily the fisheries nor the oil and gas. Forget about that.

They want to control the entire South China Sea for their strategic defense. They want to keep out US, UK, and other Western Navies and Air Forces away from SCS.

This is similar to USA's strategy to maintain military supremacy over the entire Pacific Ocean to protect the US West Coast.

In military terms, this is called Anti-Access / Area Denial (A2/AD) strategy.

China is close to achieving this goal. Their next intention is to occupy the Scarborough Shoal and turn it into a military base.

This is the plan:

Red lines are Surface-to-Air Missile Ranges. Violet Lines are Anti Ship Cruise Missile Ranges.Yellow Lines are Ballistic Missile Ranges.

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...and by staying silent, Duterte is helping them achieve their goal.

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...and by staying silent, Duterte is helping them achieve their goal.

 

The Office of the President and the Department of Foreign Affairs have been saying that diplomatic protests have been filed for every perceived violation against our sovereignty.

 

National Strategic Defense Policy goes beyond sitting Presidents. We have defense plans and doctrines. Our government follows the National Security advisers' recommendation on what actions to take on issues like these.

 

Just because you didn't read it in yellow newspapers, silent na? Shallow perception.

 

They will achieve their goal because they persevered on their plan.

 

Not because we allowed them.

 

Can you understand the difference?

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The Office of the President and the Department of Foreign Affairs have been saying that diplomatic protests have been filed for every perceived violation against our sovereignty.

 

Just because you didn't read it in yellow newspapers, silent na?

 

They will achieve their goal because they persevered on their plan.

 

Not because we allowed them.

 

Can you understand the difference?

 

 

The President himself also stated many times that :

 

"Now it not the right time" and

 

"What do you want me to do? Go to war? We cannot defeat them."

 

 

It makes it seem like the DFA is lying to the public to appease us.

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We also have our own military plans on how we can secure our sovereignty over our exclusive economic zone.

 

China wants strategic security of their southern coasts against the US and its Western Allies. They are entitled to that.

 

We, the Philippines, has no interest in US-China power rivalry. We only want sovereign control of our exclusive economic zone. We , too, are entitled to that.

 

Once we understand each others' needs and justifications, we can eventually work out an agreement.

 

 

This picture below is one of the proposed Philippine missile defense plan.

 

Missile batteries to extend our defense coverage of our EEZ on the West Philippine Sea. We have to work hard to achieve our plans, as China does to achieve theirs.

 

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