What is not
disturbing is the Americans moving more of their military hardware into Asia
and SE Asia, sailing their warships and flying their warplanes and conducting
military exercises in the South China Sea.
Let me rephrase what the US official said and see if it is disturbing?
‘I think it’s a disturbing trend to see American aircraft carriers in the South
China Sea accompanied by more naval vessels, used in a way that appears to be
an attempt to exert a claim that may not be legitimate.’ The silly Asean
country leaders are blinded by their greed to try to seize a few low hanging
fruits in the Chinese garden and did not know that the Americans are
surrounding the Chinese garden, including their own gardens, and are taking
over all of them.
The
Americans also claimed that the Chinese fishing boats were accompanied and
escorted by Chinese coast guard vessels. If that be the case, how could the
Indonesian frigate be firing at the Chinese ships without the Chinese coast
guards firing back? Or the coast guards
were not there in the first place?
The western
media have been repeatedly pushing out articles to poison the minds of the
readers to hate China. There is also an article by a Nick Frisch from the local
Yale Law School asking whether it is worth looking back at Tiananmen after 27
years. This is another way to revive memories of the Tiananmen Incident. I
would also like to ask whether it is worth it to looking back at the 200 years
of African slavery in America and the genocide of 70m to 100m native Americans,
depending on which American historian’s figure?
Or those incidents happened too long ago and better not to be
remembered. Why were there no Slavery Day to remember the enslavement of
Africans in the USA? Why were there no Genocide of Red Indians Day to remember
the millions killed, murdered and slaughtered by the Europeans? Too few Red
Indians left to remember? Or no one dare to remember them to offend the White
Americans?
I have not
read the article yet. Maybe I should and write an article about the white man’s
conscience.