Re: Crescent Moon Warns ODESSA (Final Warning)« Reply #18 on: September 17, 2011, 11:13:31 PM »
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on September 07, 2011, 02:46:55 AM
Breezey, could this have anything to do with the disputed Spratly Islands?
I took a less cryptic approach, and just plugged in all the 'odd' letters, minus any CMs and AIM.
An article on the spratly's popped up.
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Quoting: BHD 08/30/2011 11:16
ASIA
South China Sea: Beijing and Manila summit worries Hanoi by Paul N. Hung
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From September 3 to 9, President Benigno Aquino is on an official visit to China. Discussions will focus on maritime boundaries and the control of the area around the Spratly and Paracel islands, the subject of a long dispute. Vietnamese Experts: China pursues the policy of bilateral agreements, to the detriment of an overall agreement.
Ho Chi Minh City (AsiaNews) - From 3 to 9 September, the Philippine president Benigno Aquino will be in Beijing on an official visit. The talks with Chinese leaders will focus on economic cooperation between the two nations and the attempt to settle the border dispute in South China Sea, which includes the control of the waters surrounding the Spratly and Paracel islands, rich in gas, oil, raw materials and fish. The summit Sino-Philippines summit is worrying Vietnam, which has strong interests and claims in the area and has recently reached an agreement in principle – yet to be defined - with the Communist leadership in China.
09/10/2011 10:03
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<Taiwan inaugurates solar project in Taiping, to control the Spratly >>
Behind the promotion of alternative energies, the real goal: to extend its influence on a strategic island in the South China Sea. The area is at the centre of a bitter dispute between the nations of the Asia-Pacific. The project costs an estimated 770 thousand dollars and will be completed in six months.
Taipei (AsiaNews / Agencies) - The Taiwan government has begun installing a solar panel system, to overcome - at least in part - the energy needs of the small island of Taiping.