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Never forget how China "stole" Mischief Reef from Philippines and converted it into a massive military base! In 1995 China step a " temporary" wooden structure at the Mischief Reef, inside Philippines Exclusive Economic Zone. According to Beijing, the wooden structure was meant to provide shelter to Chinese fishermen....

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BREAKING: China has launched flares at a Philippine Coast Guard plane, with Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Rear Admiral Jay Tarriela on board, flying near Mischief Reef in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the Philippines. The plane was filming the massive scale of the illegal land reclamation by the Chinese government in the area. China established control there in 1995, initially claiming that it was “only building a shed for fishermen.” Today, they have built artificial islands with a total reclaimed area of 1,379 acres (558 hectares) which they have developed into China’s largest military outpost in the South China Sea, featuring runways, hangars, radar systems and air defense systems. In 2016, the United Nations arbitral tribunal ruling (Philippines v. China) under UNCLOS declared that Mischief Reef is falls within the Philippines’ EEZ and that China’s claims and activities there violate Philippine rights. China rejected the ruling. The reef lies only 120 nautical miles from the Philippines and is more than 600 nautical miles away from China. China continues is aggression and land theft from the Philippines under its “ten-dash line” lie 🇨🇳🇵🇭
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BREAKING: China has launched flares at a Philippine Coast Guard plane, with Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Rear Admiral Jay Tarriela on board, flying near Mischief Reef in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the Philippines. The plane was filming the massive scale of the illegal land reclamation by the Chinese government in the area. China established control there in 1995, initially claiming that it was “only building a shed for fishermen.” Today, they have built artificial islands with a total reclaimed area of 1,379 acres (558 hectares) which they have developed into China’s largest military outpost in the South China Sea, featuring runways, hangars, radar systems and air defense systems. In 2016, the United Nations arbitral tribunal ruling (Philippines v. China) under UNCLOS declared that Mischief Reef is falls within the Philippines’ EEZ and that China’s claims and activities there violate Philippine rights. China rejected the ruling. The reef lies only 120 nautical miles from the Philippines and is more than 600 nautical miles away from China. China continues is aggression and land theft from the Philippines under its “ten-dash line” lie 🇨🇳🇵🇭

Visegrád 24

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This shows the massive scale of the illegal reclamation by the Chinese government on Panganiban Reef (Mischief Reef), located well within our Exclusive Economic Zone. Whenever our aircraft pass through the area during Maritime Domain Awareness flights, China has the audacity to challenge us claiming that they have “indisputable sovereignty” in this area—and in some instances, like the one shown here, they have even launched flares toward our aircraft. It is worth noting that China first illegally occupied Panganiban Reef, initially claiming they were only building a shelter for fishermen. Today, it stands as one of the largest Chinese military installations in the entire South China Sea. We should not forget that the reef lies only about 120 nautical miles from the coastline of Palawan, yet more than 600 nautical miles away from China.
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This shows the massive scale of the illegal reclamation by the Chinese government on Panganiban Reef (Mischief Reef), located well within our Exclusive Economic Zone. Whenever our aircraft pass through the area during Maritime Domain Awareness flights, China has the audacity to challenge us claiming that they have “indisputable sovereignty” in this area—and in some instances, like the one shown here, they have even launched flares toward our aircraft. It is worth noting that China first illegally occupied Panganiban Reef, initially claiming they were only building a shelter for fishermen. Today, it stands as one of the largest Chinese military installations in the entire South China Sea. We should not forget that the reef lies only about 120 nautical miles from the coastline of Palawan, yet more than 600 nautical miles away from China.

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Are we hyping the presence of the Chinese floating platform in Bajo de Masinloc? Of course not. We have more than enough basis to say so, because the Chinese government has always been good at lying—especially when it comes to denying its true intentions in the West Philippine Sea. Here is a video of Wang Yi in Manila in 1995, where he claimed that the shelter China built on Panganiban (Mischief) Reef—well within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone—was for civilian purposes only, and would remain so even in the future. But look at that same reef today: a massive illegal reclamation that is now one of China’s largest military bases in the entire South China Sea. Their claim that they care about the marine environment is just as hollow. They showed no such concern when they bulldozed and buried the reefs and seabed to build their illegal bases across the South China Sea.
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Are we hyping the presence of the Chinese floating platform in Bajo de Masinloc? Of course not. We have more than enough basis to say so, because the Chinese government has always been good at lying—especially when it comes to denying its true intentions in the West Philippine Sea. Here is a video of Wang Yi in Manila in 1995, where he claimed that the shelter China built on Panganiban (Mischief) Reef—well within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone—was for civilian purposes only, and would remain so even in the future. But look at that same reef today: a massive illegal reclamation that is now one of China’s largest military bases in the entire South China Sea. Their claim that they care about the marine environment is just as hollow. They showed no such concern when they bulldozed and buried the reefs and seabed to build their illegal bases across the South China Sea.

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Before China can mislead the international community by claiming that the Philippines is provoking them and escalating tensions in the West Philippine Sea, it's important to highlight some key facts. First, China occupied Panganiban Reef in 1995, claiming it would serve only as a fishermen's shelter, even though it is situated within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone. Nearly two decades later, they transformed this shelter into a heavily fortified military base, complete with defense capabilities, a naval base, and an airfield. Secondly, they reclaimed Zamora Reef, which was initially a submerged feature, and developed it into a significant artificial island equipped with a 3,000-meter runway and military infrastructure. This island is positioned near the edge of the Philippines' EEZ, and its proximity to Pag-asa Island, which is occupied by the Philippines, places it within the 12 nautical miles territorial sea generated by Pag-asa Island's maritime entitlements. So, the question arises: who is truly escalating the tension in the West Philippine Sea? We must also consider their ongoing deployment of maritime forces in the area, their aggressive harassment of ordinary fishermen, and their bullying tactics against smaller Philippine Coast Guard vessels.
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Before China can mislead the international community by claiming that the Philippines is provoking them and escalating tensions in the West Philippine Sea, it's important to highlight some key facts. First, China occupied Panganiban Reef in 1995, claiming it would serve only as a fishermen's shelter, even though it is situated within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone. Nearly two decades later, they transformed this shelter into a heavily fortified military base, complete with defense capabilities, a naval base, and an airfield. Secondly, they reclaimed Zamora Reef, which was initially a submerged feature, and developed it into a significant artificial island equipped with a 3,000-meter runway and military infrastructure. This island is positioned near the edge of the Philippines' EEZ, and its proximity to Pag-asa Island, which is occupied by the Philippines, places it within the 12 nautical miles territorial sea generated by Pag-asa Island's maritime entitlements. So, the question arises: who is truly escalating the tension in the West Philippine Sea? We must also consider their ongoing deployment of maritime forces in the area, their aggressive harassment of ordinary fishermen, and their bullying tactics against smaller Philippine Coast Guard vessels.

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China has deployed maritime structures—one integrated management platform, and two aquaculture cages—have been deployed inside the South Korea-China Provisional Measures Zone (PMZ) without prior consultation with the South Korean government. Satellite imagery analysis reveals that one Chinese structure is a repurposed offshore oil platform that serves as a central operations hub for the surrounding cages, with six operational floors and the potential for expanded functionality beyond aquaculture. South Korea's requests for China to relocate the structures outside of the PMZ have not only been repeatedly rejected, but the Chinese government has also unilaterally declared “no-sail” zones within the PMZ and has deployed at least 13 additional buoys in the Yellow Sea since 2018. China's unilateral deployment of buoys and construction of structures in and around the Korea-China Provisional Measures Zone (PMZ) in the Yellow Sea and its harassment of South Korean vessels resemble “creeping sovereignty” grey zone tactics that Beijing employed in the militarization of the South and East China Seas. Using the same tactic, Beijing illegally occupied & Militarised the Mischief Reef & other features in the South China Sea. Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 Charlie B TonySanghoLee

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A rusting, decades-old shipwreck sitting on a reef in the middle of nowhere could, technically, drag the United States into a war with China. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 In 1999, the Philippines deliberately ran an old, rusting warship aground on a reef called Second Thomas Shoal, just to plant a flag.🇵🇭 China claims almost the entire South China Sea, including this shoal, based on a vague historic map from decades ago. 😳 In 2016, an international court ruled that claim had no legal basis whatsoever. China simply rejected the ruling and kept acting as if it never happened.😯 US has a decades-old defense treaty with the Philippines, and Washington has explicitly said it applies to any armed attack on Philippine forces, ships, or aircraft anywhere in the South China Sea. Subscribe to Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial for more.
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A rusting, decades-old shipwreck sitting on a reef in the middle of nowhere could, technically, drag the United States into a war with China. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 In 1999, the Philippines deliberately ran an old, rusting warship aground on a reef called Second Thomas Shoal, just to plant a flag.🇵🇭 China claims almost the entire South China Sea, including this shoal, based on a vague historic map from decades ago. 😳 In 2016, an international court ruled that claim had no legal basis whatsoever. China simply rejected the ruling and kept acting as if it never happened.😯 US has a decades-old defense treaty with the Philippines, and Washington has explicitly said it applies to any armed attack on Philippine forces, ships, or aircraft anywhere in the South China Sea. Subscribe to Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial for more.

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For the first time, China’s Defense Ministry has made it clear: Zhongye Dao is China’s sacred and inviolable territory. The Philippines can abandon its fantasy of coveting land that does not belong to it. This entire South China Sea drama is built on one dirty logic: provoke China, hide behind America, cry “small country” when China responds, then sell the performance as sovereignty. But sovereignty is not a pity card. The Philippines grounded that rusting warship on Ren’ai Jiao one day after the U.S. bombed China’s embassy in Belgrade. Chinese blood had not even dried, and Manila moved to seize Chinese territory. That was a blood debt written into the reef. A country that builds its “sovereignty” by stepping over Chinese corpses has no moral ground to cry victim when China comes to collect its own territory back. For decades, Manila has survived by kneeling to whoever arrived with a bigger flag: When Spanish colonists arrived, it knelt before Spain. When American colonists arrived, it knelt before America. When Japanese fascists arrived, it knelt before Japan’s fascists. When Japanese fascists left, it continued kneeling before America. The Philippines may be poor, but it has many masters. Now it wants to play victim while acting as Washington’s rented knife in the South China Sea. China has negotiated enough. China has tolerated enough. China has shown enough restraint to people who read restraint as permission. Zhongye Dao is Chinese territory. Ren’ai Jiao is Chinese territory. Nansha Qundao is Chinese territory. Political shows staged by Philippine officials cannot change history, law, or power. The circus ends. Sovereignty returns to the owner.
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For the first time, China’s Defense Ministry has made it clear: Zhongye Dao is China’s sacred and inviolable territory. The Philippines can abandon its fantasy of coveting land that does not belong to it. This entire South China Sea drama is built on one dirty logic: provoke China, hide behind America, cry “small country” when China responds, then sell the performance as sovereignty. But sovereignty is not a pity card. The Philippines grounded that rusting warship on Ren’ai Jiao one day after the U.S. bombed China’s embassy in Belgrade. Chinese blood had not even dried, and Manila moved to seize Chinese territory. That was a blood debt written into the reef. A country that builds its “sovereignty” by stepping over Chinese corpses has no moral ground to cry victim when China comes to collect its own territory back. For decades, Manila has survived by kneeling to whoever arrived with a bigger flag: When Spanish colonists arrived, it knelt before Spain. When American colonists arrived, it knelt before America. When Japanese fascists arrived, it knelt before Japan’s fascists. When Japanese fascists left, it continued kneeling before America. The Philippines may be poor, but it has many masters. Now it wants to play victim while acting as Washington’s rented knife in the South China Sea. China has negotiated enough. China has tolerated enough. China has shown enough restraint to people who read restraint as permission. Zhongye Dao is Chinese territory. Ren’ai Jiao is Chinese territory. Nansha Qundao is Chinese territory. Political shows staged by Philippine officials cannot change history, law, or power. The circus ends. Sovereignty returns to the owner.

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What is Google Maps hiding off the coast of Malibu? It's not a Galactic Federation base and it wasn't always underwater. These are ruins of a large ancient structure built by dark forces. The Pentagon tries to hide these things because they lead to bigger questions, but nothing can stay hidden forever. #NEIOH “The Base was there in Ancient times and this was destroyed by the Galactic Federation. The original structure was an area of meeting of dark forces in the lineage of Oppisheklio and Pidkozox. Many structures and areas they once created as Bases were completely destroyed for use. The area could still be noted from the sky that depicted columns and areas of sacrifice that were well within the building itself.”
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For context, Bajo de Masinloc is a triangular coral reef/atoll located approximately 124 nautical miles west of Luzon in the Philippines and 448 nautical miles from mainland China. Under the 2016 arbitral award, it is classified as a rock that generates only a 12-nautical-mile territorial sea, with no entitlement to an exclusive economic zone or continental shelf. Its surrounding waters thus lie within the Philippines' EEZ, extending 200 nautical miles from its baselines, granting the Philippines sovereign rights over living and non-living resources. The tribunal explicitly rejected China's "nine-dash line" claims as incompatible with UNCLOS, finding no valid basis for historic rights extending beyond the Convention's framework. China's Coast Guard presence, along with its maritime militia vessels, at Bajo de Masinloc is therefore unlawful and constitutes not legitimate maritime law enforcement but aggressive harassment of Filipino fishermen who hold full rights to fish and access these resources. PRC must abandon the illusion of territorial waters there—consult your charts and revisit UNCLOS. Furthermore, Deputy Spokesperson Guo Wei's account contradicts China Daily's own narrative that the "CCG drove away Philippine vessels that illegally intruded into China's territorial waters," essentially admitting to the bullying of Filipino fishing boats not only by CCG vessels but also by the Chinese maritime militia, whose existence Beijing continues to deny despite evidence of its role in these operations.
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For context, Bajo de Masinloc is a triangular coral reef/atoll located approximately 124 nautical miles west of Luzon in the Philippines and 448 nautical miles from mainland China. Under the 2016 arbitral award, it is classified as a rock that generates only a 12-nautical-mile territorial sea, with no entitlement to an exclusive economic zone or continental shelf. Its surrounding waters thus lie within the Philippines' EEZ, extending 200 nautical miles from its baselines, granting the Philippines sovereign rights over living and non-living resources. The tribunal explicitly rejected China's "nine-dash line" claims as incompatible with UNCLOS, finding no valid basis for historic rights extending beyond the Convention's framework. China's Coast Guard presence, along with its maritime militia vessels, at Bajo de Masinloc is therefore unlawful and constitutes not legitimate maritime law enforcement but aggressive harassment of Filipino fishermen who hold full rights to fish and access these resources. PRC must abandon the illusion of territorial waters there—consult your charts and revisit UNCLOS. Furthermore, Deputy Spokesperson Guo Wei's account contradicts China Daily's own narrative that the "CCG drove away Philippine vessels that illegally intruded into China's territorial waters," essentially admitting to the bullying of Filipino fishing boats not only by CCG vessels but also by the Chinese maritime militia, whose existence Beijing continues to deny despite evidence of its role in these operations.

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BRP Sierra Madre

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Despite the United States being the Philippines' oldest treaty ally, it never interfered in the maritime disputes in the South China Sea. The US calling out the People's Republic of China's barbaric, illegal, coercive, aggressive, and deceptive actions in the West Philippine Sea is a principled move. Every law abiding nation is expected to stand for what is right and lawful. It strains logic to suggest that ordinary Filipino fishermen on wooden boats are somehow "organized and orchestrated" and can be provocative vis-a-vis the massive, armed and steel-hulled China Coast Guard vessels. Common sense alone debunks this narrative: how could unarmed fishermen realistically threaten or provoke such heavily equipped forces? Moreover, claims that Filipino fishermen were carrying knives are contradicted by evidence showing CCG vessels firing water cannons at close range, injuring three fishermen, damaging boats, and deliberately cutting the anchor lines of Philippine fishing vessels—endangering lives and livelihoods. The international community is well aware of these facts and will not be misled by propaganda portraying the Philippines as the aggressor. On China's assertion of "indisputable sovereignty" over Escoda Shoal, one must question the accuracy of Beijing's nautical charts: the feature is a low-tide elevation that is well within the Philippines' EEZ, approximately 75-95 nautical miles from Palawan. It is over 600 nautical miles—or up to 1,200 km—from China's nearest landmass. If China refuses to recognize the 2016 Arbitral Award invalidating its expansive claims, it should at least honor its commitments under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea—a treaty it has ratified—that says LTE’s are not subject to territorial sovereignty. By the way, here is your Chinese Maritime Militia pretending to be a civilian fishing vessel also using water cannon against a Filipino wooden fishing boat as they escape the China Coast Guard vessels dangerous harassment last weekend. Finally, thank you for admitting committing illegal actions branding it as “necessary control measures.” ✌🏻
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Despite the United States being the Philippines' oldest treaty ally, it never interfered in the maritime disputes in the South China Sea. The US calling out the People's Republic of China's barbaric, illegal, coercive, aggressive, and deceptive actions in the West Philippine Sea is a principled move. Every law abiding nation is expected to stand for what is right and lawful. It strains logic to suggest that ordinary Filipino fishermen on wooden boats are somehow "organized and orchestrated" and can be provocative vis-a-vis the massive, armed and steel-hulled China Coast Guard vessels. Common sense alone debunks this narrative: how could unarmed fishermen realistically threaten or provoke such heavily equipped forces? Moreover, claims that Filipino fishermen were carrying knives are contradicted by evidence showing CCG vessels firing water cannons at close range, injuring three fishermen, damaging boats, and deliberately cutting the anchor lines of Philippine fishing vessels—endangering lives and livelihoods. The international community is well aware of these facts and will not be misled by propaganda portraying the Philippines as the aggressor. On China's assertion of "indisputable sovereignty" over Escoda Shoal, one must question the accuracy of Beijing's nautical charts: the feature is a low-tide elevation that is well within the Philippines' EEZ, approximately 75-95 nautical miles from Palawan. It is over 600 nautical miles—or up to 1,200 km—from China's nearest landmass. If China refuses to recognize the 2016 Arbitral Award invalidating its expansive claims, it should at least honor its commitments under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea—a treaty it has ratified—that says LTE’s are not subject to territorial sovereignty. By the way, here is your Chinese Maritime Militia pretending to be a civilian fishing vessel also using water cannon against a Filipino wooden fishing boat as they escape the China Coast Guard vessels dangerous harassment last weekend. Finally, thank you for admitting committing illegal actions branding it as “necessary control measures.” ✌🏻

Jay Tarriela

94,203 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Amazing 2008 footage from the discovery of Noah's Ark on Ararat, buried under ice at 4,000 meters. "Two members of the search team that claims to have found Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat in Turkey responded to skepticism by saying that there is no plausible explanation for what they found other than it is the fabled biblical boat that weathered a storm that raged 40 days and 40 nights and flooded the entire Earth. Noah's Ark Ministries International (NAMI) held a press conference April 25 in Hong Kong to present their findings and say they were '99.9 percent sure' that a wooden structure found at a 12,000-ft. elevation and dated as 4,800 years old was Noah’s Ark. ...'How can a ship be on a mountain?' Yeung Wing-cheung, one of six team members who entered the structure on Mount Ararat last October, told the Monitor today by telephone from Hong Kong. 'The only record of a wooden structure on Mount Ararat is Noah’s Ark,' Clara Wei, the team coordinator, also said today by telephone from Beijing. 'So up to now I believe this is the most probable explanation. We don’t have another explanation....'" #ufomania #ancient #historical #Noah #BibleVisuals #StrangerThings #unexplained #MYSTERY #MysteryNews #TrendingNow #trendingvideo
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Amazing 2008 footage from the discovery of Noah's Ark on Ararat, buried under ice at 4,000 meters. "Two members of the search team that claims to have found Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat in Turkey responded to skepticism by saying that there is no plausible explanation for what they found other than it is the fabled biblical boat that weathered a storm that raged 40 days and 40 nights and flooded the entire Earth. Noah's Ark Ministries International (NAMI) held a press conference April 25 in Hong Kong to present their findings and say they were '99.9 percent sure' that a wooden structure found at a 12,000-ft. elevation and dated as 4,800 years old was Noah’s Ark. ...'How can a ship be on a mountain?' Yeung Wing-cheung, one of six team members who entered the structure on Mount Ararat last October, told the Monitor today by telephone from Hong Kong. 'The only record of a wooden structure on Mount Ararat is Noah’s Ark,' Clara Wei, the team coordinator, also said today by telephone from Beijing. 'So up to now I believe this is the most probable explanation. We don’t have another explanation....'" #ufomania #ancient #historical #Noah #BibleVisuals #StrangerThings #unexplained #MYSTERY #MysteryNews #TrendingNow #trendingvideo

UFO mania

34,573 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Israel has to stop China from grabbing the Haifa port. Netanyahu’s government just signed off on a major expansion for the Chinese-operated Haifa Bayport, a stone’s throw from Israel’s key naval base. This deal hands China two extra cargo docks, giving them a bigger slice of Israel’s northern coast, all dressed up as a logistics fix. The port’s right next to Israel’s submarines and missile boats. In 2019, the Trump admin warned that China controlling Haifa could allow China to spy on the US military.
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Israel has to stop China from grabbing the Haifa port. Netanyahu’s government just signed off on a major expansion for the Chinese-operated Haifa Bayport, a stone’s throw from Israel’s key naval base. This deal hands China two extra cargo docks, giving them a bigger slice of Israel’s northern coast, all dressed up as a logistics fix. The port’s right next to Israel’s submarines and missile boats. In 2019, the Trump admin warned that China controlling Haifa could allow China to spy on the US military.

Ian Miles Cheong

140,221 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr