Bring it on. The classic final throw of Trump's dice.
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Bring it on. The classic final throw of Trump's dice.
if Saudi would accept RMB payment for the oil, in no time the kingdom would fail .. and all US weapons would suddenly stop operating
Are the Saudis cancelling a joint venture with the Chinese?
Postponed is the situation.
OIl demand is low, plus low oil prices are hurting the Saudis.
Once prices increase, the project will be back on again.
The Three Gorges Dam has been an incredibly important development for China. When you first come into the reservoir area from ChangJiang the dam looks big, but once you approach the dam wall you really get a sense of its size. Going into the ship lift doesn't seem that special at first, until you realise it can accommodate a small frigate. After 30 minutes or so you can see by the markings on the wall you have descended over 100 metres. But as exit the lift and look around you see the true enormity of the structure. I went through in 2018 and it is one of the highlights of my life. The dam has not only save China billions in lost productivity through uncontrolled flooding (and more importantly lives), it also generates a tremendous amount of clean energy. The current large scale release of water is entirely within the planned controlled release procedures. Anyone who doesn't support this, appreciate this, or wish it ill has serious issues.
Hi SAC, the benefit outweigh the cost of building the dam, I remember the foreign expert questioning the financial viability of the project at the beginning, at that time I was amaze at the level of love and concern they have on China. As the construction is on going the criticism is getting louder and now involve human rights, when its finish its the environment and now its gonna collapse, so the criticism and anger is never ending.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Obviously by invasion to end the charade of a province acting like a sovereign nation. If they insist on drinking only to penalty shots and not cheers (Chinese saying), then it will have to happen at some point so it's best to take out two birds with one stone.
If Taiwan isn't sovereign, then why does China have to invade it to establish control over its territory? It's legal fiction, not reality.
PikeCowboy
Junior Member
^It's not sovereign because or so that an invasion will be legal (at least per PRC law haha)
anyway when the characteristics of the circumstance are clearly defined the exact word you choose to describe the circumstance is really moot. If China can successfully unify in the future then Taiwan now isn't sovereign, if China cannot successfully unify in the future then Taiwan now is sovereign. That's how I see it anyway, we'll see, I support unification by any means except 1c2s.
anyway when the characteristics of the circumstance are clearly defined the exact word you choose to describe the circumstance is really moot. If China can successfully unify in the future then Taiwan now isn't sovereign, if China cannot successfully unify in the future then Taiwan now is sovereign. That's how I see it anyway, we'll see, I support unification by any means except 1c2s.
The United States and its loyal dogs claim: Taiwan has sovereignty.
China claims not
In the end, the punch will determine who is right and who is wrong.
If so, then why don't your own country who ever that is recognised it so. Don't come here telling us so. Your first call should be to tell your government to do so. I wonder what they will say do you?
Just because you said so, doesn't make it so!