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American War Games directed against China: U.S. and Philippines Test China's Military Nerves

 
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10/19/2011 09:12 PM
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American War Games directed against China: U.S. and Philippines Test China's Military Nerves
-"The U.S is rapidly losing its influence in South East Asia, and is trying to keep the status quo not through diplomacy, but with the flexing of military muscle. The exercises are designed to prevent a likely Chinese invasion of the disputed territory. Of course, Beijing has no such intentions, but it is important for America to show that it still has allies in the area. China’s reaction will be extremely negative. Beijing usually defends its territories very robustly, and will do the same over the disputed Spratly archipelago."

The U.S and the Philippines are carrying out large-scale military exercises near the Spratly Islands in South China sea, which are reported to be an energy trove. Washington and Manila say that the exercises do not pose a threat to Beijing. The ownership of the Spratly Islands are claimed by China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Brunei and even Taiwan.

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With the situation being tense in the South China Sea reckless escalation can lead to war if both sides do not apply restraint.
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10/19/2011 09:51 PM

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Re: American War Games directed against China: U.S. and Philippines Test China's Military Nerves
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