reposting from end of last bread

this could play into the HK protests issue. Philippines is ready to fight China in the South China Sea if USA will help. Vietnamese leadership in Hanoi is in a pickle bc they have taken way too much cash from Beijing to join the fight, yet their people are livid about what China is doing in the Spratlys and Paracels.

Time for regime change in both Beijing and Hanoi… this could be part of how it gets done.

Vietnamese Fishermen Call for Action Against China

BY REUTERS

July 30, 2019 Updated: July 30, 2019

HANOI—A Vietnamese fishermen’s group has called on the government to take stronger measures for the removal of a Chinese oil survey vessel that Vietnam accuses of violating its sovereignty in the South China Sea.

Vietnamese and Chinese ships have been in a weeks-old standoff near an offshore oil block, the latest confrontation in waters that are a potential global flashpoint as the United States challenges China’s sweeping maritime claims.

sauce: https://www.theepochtimes.com/vietnamese-fishermen-call-for-action-against-china_3022445.html

>>7292746

Cambodia is rapidly becoming just a province of China. Sihanoukville is Cambodia's main sea port and beach tourism town. When you go there, though, you will hear more Chinese spoken than Khmer, and see more Chinese signs than anything else.

When people look at China on a world map, for all intents and purposes they can imagine that it includes Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia as well.

There's no doubt that China is intent on bringing the USA down to third world status and then economically colonizing the splinter states born from its ashes. Turning Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos into US allies has to be part of The Plan to defeat the Maoists in Beijing.

'No Cambodia left': how Chinese money is changing Sihanoukville

The once-sleepy beach town of Sihanoukville has been transformed by Chinese investment – and the sheer speed of development has divided locals

Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Sihanoukville

Motorcyclists and the New Mei Gao Mei (New MGM) casino are reflected in a puddle at night in Sihanoukville, Cambodia

New casinos in Sihanoukville, a byproduct of Chinese investment. Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images

Inside a lavishly decorated casino where chandeliers hang from the ceiling, cigarette smoke lingers in the air and platters of mango are served to gamblers, a game of baccarat is getting heated. Cards are slammed down, $100 bills are brandished and the gathered crowd of Chinese tourists shout excitedly.

This is not Las Vegas, nor is it Macau. It is Sihanoukville, a once-sleepy city in Cambodia that has become a ballooning enclave for Chinese-run casinos – despite gambling being banned. These towering skyscrapers…

sauce: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2018/jul/31/no-cambodia-left-chinese-money-changing-sihanoukville

>>7292843

>The CCP will do whatever it take to regain power. And if you know the History then you know how far they are ready to go!!

And the CCP must be taken down while DJT is POTUS. Lord knows if they manage to put a Dem or a cabal-affiliated Republican in office, it will be game over for patriots.

Decimating the CCP and its affiliate orgs around the world would send a lasting signal that America can't be messed with. They understand only force, not reason. they have to be dealt with on that level. time to break out the testosterone supplements.

>>7292997

i agree that a major purpose, perhaps the only purpose, of the island was to conduct illegal/bizarre/unethical genetics experiments.

it ties into Ghislaine's TerraMar project, where they wanted to undertake massive ops in international waters and not be encumbered by any nation's laws re: genetics testing, cloning, underage sex, etc.

>>7293007

>https://twitter.com/inthematrixxx/status/1019947378688839681?lang=en

ty anon

>>7293152

>Maybe the white man was a racist?

yep, him and those white robots in Japan.

>>7293284

i predict the Dems trot out Marina Abramovic at the convention to unite the party behind Satan, in the wake of the utter failure of the other twenty-some-odd other candidates.

do a spirit cooking, make a golem for VP running mate, what could go wrong

>>7293349

>aren't the Chinese basically atheist?

they are materialists who offer 'sacrifices' of food, drink, money, cigarettes and other things to their ancestors and to regional gods and animistic spirits… and expect to receive favors in return.

the Jesuits got Christianity started there about five hundred years ago with Matteo Ricci and colleagues, but never more than one or two percent of the Chinese population get baptized. Christianity is not a significant social or political force in China today.