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Subject BREAKING: Hague tribunal: None of the Spratly islands grant China an exclusive economic zone!

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Yep, the ruling just came out and this is a sub at Communist China, as it should be.

China has caused permanent, irreparable harm to coral reef ecosystem at Spratlys, the Tribunal has ruled, adding that China had violated the Philippines’ sovereign rights in its exclusive economic zone.

https://www.rt.com/news/350756-south-china-sea-hague/
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China doesn't give a shit. China does what it wants and if dutchie got problems with it, he can write an essay on subject.
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Oh yes China does give a shit. They are quietly and fairly rapidly getting their claws into all of SE Asia. Their manmade island military bases are just more visible. Through the rest of SE Asia mainland, they have bought and paid for almost every government (Vietnam excluded) with loans and infrastructure projects that they cannot afford, but has lined the pockets of their corrupt governments.

Nearly all of SE Asia is already bought and paid for. It is just a matter of time before they start basing military forces there as well.
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Original Message Yep, the ruling just came out and this is a sub at Communist China, as it should be.

China has caused permanent, irreparable harm to coral reef ecosystem at Spratlys, the Tribunal has ruled, adding that China had violated the Philippines’ sovereign rights in its exclusive economic zone.

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