*International laws* are very clear on the South China Sea: - parts of it belong to some ASEAN countries including the Philippines 🇵🇭, - the rest of it is the international water, - no part of it belongs to China🇨🇳 or Taiwan🇹🇼.
Ang paglakas Ng china at economy nito ay mag papahirap sa ibang bansa tulad ng Philippinas dahil SA panglulupig pang aapi at pagkuha Ng karapatan sa ibang mga bansa gamit ang kanilang kapanyarihan kailan man hindi magwawagi ang masamang balak Ng China sa mundo
International law means nothing. The international court of justice ruled USA violated international law in Nicaragua. They said USA had to pay reparations. USA said go kick rocks. The USA then violated international law with the invasion of Iraq. If USA doesn’t follow international law why should China?
Every country should do this - coastal coast guard ships are typically the size of frigates and criminal organisation are becoming more sophisticated and aggressive. Most nation's military have nothing valuable to do so why not put them to work patrolling our coastal and land borders as well as emergency response. My recommendation is that Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia should build a fleet of Coast Frigates equipped with drones for aerial patrol, sea drones and helicopters for rescue duties. These assets would have a peace time roll of boundary security, search and rescue but during war these same assets would be used for boundary defense - anti-submarine weapons, ship-to-air missiles, ship-to-ship missiles. All countries need an effective coast guard - in dealing with China's violations they need frigates to be effective. Why spend the money twice.? During a time of war the last thing these nations will be worried about is fishing and smuggling violations.
Ronan’s point that overwhelming numbers are good for blockade actions. …but the quality and experience of the US makes it the most effective Blue Water Navy in history. The combine warfare attributes of the US compounds their advantage. Go Taiwan Go!
They don’t need it. They have it, because Chinese shipyards are pumping out new naval ships at such a clip that retired naval ships still have lots of legs in them. So they gave them to the coast guard.
Also, Vietnam and Indonesia are now openly (this is important, I didn't know how it was before because they were rather hush-hush about it) challenging their presence in the SCS so it's natural for China to up their game.
@@lamarcalewarts1155 The Republic of China (Taiwan) was preparing to take back the mainland as late as the early 1990s. Now the mainland is powerful they whine and cry for help.
Ang paglakas Ng china at economy nito ay mag papahirap sa ibang bansa tulad ng Philippinas dahil SA panglulupig pang aapi at pagkuha Ng karapatan sa ibang mga bansa gamit ang kanilang kapanyarihan kailan man hindi magwawagi ang masamang balak Ng China sa mundo
Your guests use terms such as, South China Seas, East China Seas etc., are they not using the language of the CCP Imperialists? Is this a point that you should be bringing up in you staff meetings? Should guests be given notification that you will clarify those attributions as being subjective to a specific voice. Rendering transparency to the source-use of specific terms would elevate the integrity of your discourse. I have heard Yin Kvat use the term West Philippines Sea, but am otherwise aware of the messy attributions. Language is important.
Because China’s Coast Guard is not your regular Coast Guard it’s been heavily militarized like a navy
Too bad america can't afford new naval unit 😂
@@AlphaCookies- your brain is as small as cookies.
@@AlphaCookiestoo bad for China Can't even afford to have a New Navy Ship That's Why they can only Convert A Coast Guard ship to be a Navy Ship 😂
@@AlphaCookiestoo bad for China Can't even afford to have a New Navy Ship That's Why they can only Convert A Coast Guard ship to be a Navy Ship 😂
Asian nations are not stupid. They can see what Xi is doing. God bless Taiwan 🇹🇼.
*International laws* are very clear on the South China Sea:
- parts of it belong to some ASEAN countries including the Philippines 🇵🇭,
- the rest of it is the international water,
- no part of it belongs to China🇨🇳 or Taiwan🇹🇼.
Ang paglakas Ng china at economy nito ay mag papahirap sa ibang bansa tulad ng Philippinas dahil SA panglulupig pang aapi at pagkuha Ng karapatan sa ibang mga bansa gamit ang kanilang kapanyarihan kailan man hindi magwawagi ang masamang balak Ng China sa mundo
International law means nothing. The international court of justice ruled USA violated international law in Nicaragua. They said USA had to pay reparations. USA said go kick rocks. The USA then violated international law with the invasion of Iraq. If USA doesn’t follow international law why should China?
@ArabicReja973 USA didn’t follow international law in Nicaragua or Iraq. Why should China follow it?
UN has a map which nation memebers have signed on.... that is the international law...
You are an illegal occupier accopuier if you are sitting on places that belongs to another country.. you can get UN to change it but until then.
Every country should do this - coastal coast guard ships are typically the size of frigates and criminal organisation are becoming more sophisticated and aggressive. Most nation's military have nothing valuable to do so why not put them to work patrolling our coastal and land borders as well as emergency response. My recommendation is that Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia should build a fleet of Coast Frigates equipped with drones for aerial patrol, sea drones and helicopters for rescue duties. These assets would have a peace time roll of boundary security, search and rescue but during war these same assets would be used for boundary defense - anti-submarine weapons, ship-to-air missiles, ship-to-ship missiles. All countries need an effective coast guard - in dealing with China's violations they need frigates to be effective. Why spend the money twice.? During a time of war the last thing these nations will be worried about is fishing and smuggling violations.
very informative discussion, learning more here
Its not a coastguard its a real destroyer pretending to be a coastguard.
Excellent show!
Ronan’s point that overwhelming numbers are good for blockade actions. …but the quality and experience of the US makes it the most effective Blue Water Navy in history. The combine warfare attributes of the US compounds their advantage. Go Taiwan Go!
well done Tony
They don’t need it. They have it, because Chinese shipyards are pumping out new naval ships at such a clip that retired naval ships still have lots of legs in them. So they gave them to the coast guard.
Also, Vietnam and Indonesia are now openly (this is important, I didn't know how it was before because they were rather hush-hush about it) challenging their presence in the SCS so it's natural for China to up their game.
No foreign warships r hovering around US coast
exactly
Please do !!!!!
@@anthonytran7566 every other country bothers about their own security not operating 800 foreign military bases
Its amazing how Taiwan serves its US masters like a well trained puppy.
Of course it's not the fact that they are being harassed
Better than serving the CCP.
That is why all politicians in Taiwan have Green cards ,even the president
@@agaperion you obviously have never been to mainland China lol
@@lamarcalewarts1155 The Republic of China (Taiwan) was preparing to take back the mainland as late as the early 1990s. Now the mainland is powerful they whine and cry for help.
Thanks for the fuel samples. 😮
Ang paglakas Ng china at economy nito ay mag papahirap sa ibang bansa tulad ng Philippinas dahil SA panglulupig pang aapi at pagkuha Ng karapatan sa ibang mga bansa gamit ang kanilang kapanyarihan kailan man hindi magwawagi ang masamang balak Ng China sa mundo
Taiwanese should take notes as to what happens to proxies like Ukraine and then change course before it’s too late.
Barbarian's Liberation Army
Dangerous as expired tofu😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why Taiwan needs US master so bad
Yes, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) is a military branch of the United States armed forces.
Your guests use terms such as, South China Seas, East China Seas etc., are they not using the language of the CCP Imperialists? Is this a point that you should be bringing up in you staff meetings? Should guests be given notification that you will clarify those attributions as being subjective to a specific voice. Rendering transparency to the source-use of specific terms would elevate the integrity of your discourse. I have heard Yin Kvat use the term West Philippines Sea, but am otherwise aware of the messy attributions.
Language is important.
UN has a map which nation memebers have signed on.... that is the international law...Name can be changed but until then
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