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I feel for all those strong proud Brits of the past. Some old enough to have watched their weak leaders like Chamberlain allow the rise of the German monster, only to have Churchill, the poor solider with plenty of help from America, save their island. The elites rarely have a clue, then as in now. They always sell principles of others out until they feel they are next then they espouse them.
As I predicted, giving up Hong Kong with China is now going to ensure that China is more brazen and aggressive. They will eventually invade Taiwan, after they do their best to control the next leader there. In the meantime they will go about the world demanding the return of old lands due to "colonialism". This word is also getting much play in the anti-American media in the West.
One by one, they will divide and conquer. Until Western Values and power no longer exist. First HK, a virus that destroys the worlds economies and kills millions, soon the Olympics and further global expansion. Eventually even local citizens will see that the writing is on the wall and their former leaders are too weak to defend their interests and they will just invite China to control their lives.
Geng Shuang, Permanent Representative of Beijing to the UN, delivered a speech to the UN Special Committee on Decolonization. He urged Britain to “start dialogue and negotiations” with Argentina, which could see the islands ceded.
In 1982, Argentina invaded the Falklands, which it calls the Islas Malvinas, and neighboring South Georgia.
The UK retaliated, recapturing the two territories in a war that left nearly 1,000 dead.
Relations between Beijing and London have deteriorated dramatically over the past two years, with the two powers clashing over trade, Hong Kong and human rights.
Mr. Shuang said, “China has always maintained that territorial disputes between countries should be resolved through peaceful negotiations in accordance with the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter.
“We hope that Britain will actively respond to Argentina’s request, enter into dialogue and negotiations as soon as possible with a view to finding a peaceful, just and lasting solution in accordance with the relevant UN resolutions. ”
In 1965, the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution 2065, which asserted that the Falkland Islands dispute is a colonial situation.
The UK’s claim to the islands is supported by its 3,000 inhabitants, who overwhelmingly want to remain British.
In 2013, 99.8% of Falkland Islanders who voted supported their status as a British Overseas Territory.
As I predicted, giving up Hong Kong with China is now going to ensure that China is more brazen and aggressive. They will eventually invade Taiwan, after they do their best to control the next leader there. In the meantime they will go about the world demanding the return of old lands due to "colonialism". This word is also getting much play in the anti-American media in the West.
One by one, they will divide and conquer. Until Western Values and power no longer exist. First HK, a virus that destroys the worlds economies and kills millions, soon the Olympics and further global expansion. Eventually even local citizens will see that the writing is on the wall and their former leaders are too weak to defend their interests and they will just invite China to control their lives.
Geng Shuang, Permanent Representative of Beijing to the UN, delivered a speech to the UN Special Committee on Decolonization. He urged Britain to “start dialogue and negotiations” with Argentina, which could see the islands ceded.
In 1982, Argentina invaded the Falklands, which it calls the Islas Malvinas, and neighboring South Georgia.
The UK retaliated, recapturing the two territories in a war that left nearly 1,000 dead.
Relations between Beijing and London have deteriorated dramatically over the past two years, with the two powers clashing over trade, Hong Kong and human rights.
Mr. Shuang said, “China has always maintained that territorial disputes between countries should be resolved through peaceful negotiations in accordance with the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter.
“We hope that Britain will actively respond to Argentina’s request, enter into dialogue and negotiations as soon as possible with a view to finding a peaceful, just and lasting solution in accordance with the relevant UN resolutions. ”
In 1965, the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution 2065, which asserted that the Falkland Islands dispute is a colonial situation.
The UK’s claim to the islands is supported by its 3,000 inhabitants, who overwhelmingly want to remain British.
In 2013, 99.8% of Falkland Islanders who voted supported their status as a British Overseas Territory.
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