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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 94388 05-09-2012 07:46 PM

Ransom Wrote:

RUSH Wrote:
Old Whatshisname Wrote:
....as long as it's San Miguel, we're okay.

you know it buddy!

San Miguel is a good beer. Moneywise I like Red Horse muchos with ice.

tastes like piss and pennies

sorry ... it does, tried Red Horse, San Mig and San Mig Lite...all of them taste horrible

Tanduay on the other hand...pretty darn good

**Rager** lop guest User ID: 93818 05-09-2012 07:51 PM

Back on topic....
I think China is playing mindgames with the Philippines

**RUSH**

Rager Wrote:

Back on topic....
I think China is playing mindgames with the Philippines

no question about it.. problem is the world has changed dramaticly. theres such an influx of the two countries from durring and before the 2nd world war. they were pretty much at odds with the japanese back in the day,. But these days the new and inproved china is flexing its might over there.

**smerve**

**Ransom** lop guest User ID: 84910 05-09-2012 08:53 PM

There might be limited and small clashes here and there just like in the past. Anything more would obviously become a serious conflict involving many different countries.

**RUSH**

Ransom Wrote:

There might be limited and small clashes here and there just like in the past. Anything more would obviously become a serious conflict involving many different countries.

I though that bugs me is that with international boundries and what not why do the chinese think that these islands fall in there domain,

**Ransom** lop guest User ID: 84910 05-09-2012 09:07 PM

RUSH Wrote:

Ransom Wrote:
There might be limited and small clashes here and there just like in the past. Anything more would obviously become a serious conflict involving many different countries.

I though that bugs me is that with international boundries and what not why do the chinese think that these islands fall in there domain,

Yep I guess it depends on who you ask. Everyone's claims are different and China wants all of it.

**RUSH**

Well concidering how many they have to feed its the same old..

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 42895 05-09-2012 09:36 PM

Strategic countermove in response to NATO commitment in the ME.

**Joe Neubarth**

Pi Wrote:

RUSH Wrote:
Man I have a delema with this.. which side to support, My wife is half chinese and half philippino,

spose i could take the day off instead and drink beer,

No beer try some Chinese Jiu

Dude, be totally neutral and drink German Beer or Japanese Saki.

**Joe Neubarth**

The Chinese who know their history would be wise to barricade themselves in their houses and sit with many loaded weapons to defend themselves.

Five or six times in the past 600 years the Filipinos have risen up in the Manila area and killed all of the Chinese they could get their hand on and burn down their stores after pillaging everything they could get their hands on....

Eventually things would settle down and more Chinese would arrive on ships set up shop and build stores in Manila and a couple of generations later the Filipinos would rise up and kill all the Chinese and burn down their stores after pillaging everything of value.

Eventually things would settle down and more Chinese would arrive on Chinese junks set up shop and build stores in Manila and a couple of generations later the Filipinos would rise up and kill all the Chinese and burn down their stores after pillaging everything of value.

Petroleum is valuable, so those islands are being contended for. The Chinese have an inexhaustible supply of people, so they can spare a few thousand Chinese killed every 100 years as long as they get the islands.

**Joe Neubarth**

RUSH Wrote:

Ransom Wrote:
There might be limited and small clashes here and there just like in the past. Anything more would obviously become a serious conflict involving many different countries.

I though that bugs me is that with international boundries and what not why do the chinese think that these islands fall in there domain,

Might makes Right. The Chinese are inexhaustible warriors and the Filipinos are seen as a peaceful and easily placated people.

**Mike In SATX**

Old Whatshisname Wrote:

RUSH Wrote:
Pi Wrote:
No beer try some Chinese Jiu
To late.. beer allready cracked!

....as long as it's San Miguel, we're okay.

or Red Horse...mah sarap!!!

**Rager** lop guest User ID: 93818 05-09-2012 10:23 PM

Joe Neubarth Wrote:

RUSH Wrote:
Ransom Wrote:
There might be limited and small clashes here and there just like in the past. Anything more would obviously become a serious conflict involving many different countries.

I though that bugs me is that with international boundries and what not why do the chinese think that these islands fall in there domain,

Might makes Right. The Chinese are inexhaustible warriors and the Filipinos are seen as a peaceful and easily placated people.

So a battle of opposites?

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 94785 05-09-2012 10:46 PM

China better just watch out.

The Philippines punches above their weight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erYpXzE9Pxs