SOURCE:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ralphjennings/2017/07/14/these-4-countries-will-resist-chinas-rising-power-in-a-disputed-sea/#14dbd528c714
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJrVGJ0QuRY
REVENGE OF GEOGRAPHY
THE DAY VIETNAM FALLS TO CHINKS
THERE WILL BE NOTHING TO STOP CHINA CAPTURING MALAYSIA ARCHIPELAGO. IT WILL BE A REPEAT
OF
WORLD WAR II BURMA CAMPAIGN .
CHINKS HAD BEEN
EYEING "THIBET" SINCE THE ADVENT OF
BIG GAME.
AFTER THE QUICK SUSPECT DEATHS
OF
7th DALAI LAMA TO 12 th DALAI LAMAs
IN 1886 BEFORE 13th DALAI LAMA
COULD CONSOLIDATE HIS RULE
BRITAIN BARTERED AWAY "THIBET"
TO CHINESE IN EXCHANGE FOR
BRTISH RULE OVER "BURMA".
CHINESE WERE EYEING BURMA IN 1886 &
AS A PART OF BIG ASIAN GAME
THEY ARE STILL EYEING BURMA .
INDIA LOST BURMA IN 1939
&
IF INDIANS DO NOT MODERNIZE
"ARMED FORCES"
TO FACE CHINA THAN INDIA SHOULD
BE PREPARED FOR INDIAN
"BALKANIZATION"
&
BYE BYE
TO
"DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF BHARAT "
THIS IS CALLED REVENGE OF GEOGRAPHY
-Vasundhra
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB5ZBfLRc2s
CHINKS HAVE TO BE CAUGHT BY YAK (TIBETAN) HORNS & IT SHOULD BE MADE CLEAR TO THEM THAT TIBET IS AUTONOMOUS REGION OF INDIA. 'INDIAN DIPLOMACY'
IS A TOTAL FAILURE ON ALL FRONTS EXCEPT IN
SELF PRAISE
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Convention relating to Burmah and Thibet, July 24th 1886 between the British Government and the Government of China) Extract:
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Convention relating to Burmah and Thibet, July 24th 1886 between the British Government and the Government of China) Extract: Inasmuch as inquiry into the circumstances, by the Chinese Government, has shown the existence of many obstacles to the Mission to Thibet provided for in the separate article of the Chefoo Agreement, England consents to countermand the Mission forthwith. With regard to the desire of the British Government to consider arrangements for frontier trade between India and Thibet, it will be the duty of the Chinese Government, after careful inquiry into the circumstances, to adopt measures to exhort and encourage the people with a view to the promotion and development of trade. Should it he practicable, the Chinese Government shall then proceed carefully to consider trade regulations: but if insuperable obstacles should be found to exist, the British Government will not press the matter unduly.
The remainder of the Convention was concerned with the recognition of British supremacy in Burma and the above clause about Tibet appears to be in the nature of a concession to facilitate the principal object of the Convention.
An activist shouts anti-China slogans during a rally marking the 42nd anniversary of the 1974 naval battle between China and then-South Vietnamese troops over the Paracel Islands, in Hanoi on January 19, 2017. (HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images)
APPENDIX FOR INFO
Legal Materials on Tibet
Treaties & Conventions Relating to Tibet
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/ralphjennings/2017/07/14/these-4-countries-will-resist-chinas-rising-power-in-a-disputed-sea/#14dbd528c714
India On High Alert After China Moves
Military Equipments To Tibet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJrVGJ0QuRY
These 4 Countries Will Stop China From Ruling A Disputed Sea
PREVIEW
REVENGE OF GEOGRAPHY
THE DAY VIETNAM FALLS TO CHINKS
THERE WILL BE NOTHING TO STOP CHINA CAPTURING MALAYSIA ARCHIPELAGO. IT WILL BE A REPEAT
OF
WORLD WAR II BURMA CAMPAIGN .
CHINKS HAD BEEN
EYEING "THIBET" SINCE THE ADVENT OF
BIG GAME.
AFTER THE QUICK SUSPECT DEATHS
OF
7th DALAI LAMA TO 12 th DALAI LAMAs
IN 1886 BEFORE 13th DALAI LAMA
COULD CONSOLIDATE HIS RULE
BRITAIN BARTERED AWAY "THIBET"
TO CHINESE IN EXCHANGE FOR
BRTISH RULE OVER "BURMA".
CHINESE WERE EYEING BURMA IN 1886 &
AS A PART OF BIG ASIAN GAME
THEY ARE STILL EYEING BURMA .
INDIA LOST BURMA IN 1939
&
IF INDIANS DO NOT MODERNIZE
"ARMED FORCES"
TO FACE CHINA THAN INDIA SHOULD
BE PREPARED FOR INDIAN
"BALKANIZATION"
&
BYE BYE
TO
"DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF BHARAT "
THIS IS CALLED REVENGE OF GEOGRAPHY
-Vasundhra
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
China Moves Tonnes Of Military Equipments To Tibet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB5ZBfLRc2s
CHINKS HAVE TO BE CAUGHT BY YAK (TIBETAN) HORNS & IT SHOULD BE MADE CLEAR TO THEM THAT TIBET IS AUTONOMOUS REGION OF INDIA. 'INDIAN DIPLOMACY'
IS A TOTAL FAILURE ON ALL FRONTS EXCEPT IN
SELF PRAISE
--------------------------------------------
Convention relating to Burmah and Thibet, July 24th 1886 between the British Government and the Government of China) Extract:
1876, Zhifu Agreement - Britain
http://www.chinaforeignrelations.net/node/147&
1886, Burma-Tibet - Britain
Convention relating to Burmah and Thibet, July 24th 1886 between the British Government and the Government of China) Extract: Inasmuch as inquiry into the circumstances, by the Chinese Government, has shown the existence of many obstacles to the Mission to Thibet provided for in the separate article of the Chefoo Agreement, England consents to countermand the Mission forthwith. With regard to the desire of the British Government to consider arrangements for frontier trade between India and Thibet, it will be the duty of the Chinese Government, after careful inquiry into the circumstances, to adopt measures to exhort and encourage the people with a view to the promotion and development of trade. Should it he practicable, the Chinese Government shall then proceed carefully to consider trade regulations: but if insuperable obstacles should be found to exist, the British Government will not press the matter unduly.
The remainder of the Convention was concerned with the recognition of British supremacy in Burma and the above clause about Tibet appears to be in the nature of a concession to facilitate the principal object of the Convention.
These 4 Countries Will Stop China
From Ruling A Disputed Sea
BY
Ralph Jennings
China claimed to be king of the widely disputed sea off its south coast before a world arbitration court ruled a year ago that it lacked legal grounds for the massive maritime claim. A year after that ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, Beijing has become only more dominant over the South China Sea despite competing claims by Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan, the Philippines and Vietnam. That’s because China rejected the ruling but to make sure no one squawked, it stepped up economic cooperation with some of the other countries.
China has the world’s third largest military and second biggest GDP, making its maritime control hard to challenge especially if you’re a smaller Southeast Asian state. But not everyone is just standing by. Here are four countries that are able and likely to throw water on China’s increasing control over the 3.5 million-square-kilometer sea that’s rich in fisheries, fuel reserves and shipping lanes:
1. India
India has no claim in the South China Sea but hopes to stop China from consolidating its own. The well-armed Western ally that disputes two border regions with China established an “Act East”policy in 2014 to improve ties with fast growing Southeast Asian nations. Supposedly it would act economically, but maybe there's more.
In May the country was exploring placement of a tsunami warning system in the South China Sea for regional use even though Beijing is working on one, as well. In 2014 the overseas subsidiary of India’s state-run firm ONGC reached a deal with Vietnam to explore under a tract of sea that Beijing covets. China is not opposing India’s tsunami alert system idea but is less thrilled about the oil deals.
2. Japan
Acting as China’s balance-of power counterweight in Asia, Japan gave Vietnam six ships in 2014 and last year agreed to lease five military aircraft to the Philippines. Those are just just two examples of how it has supplied nations with South China Sea claims that overlap those of Beijing.
Some see Japan as an Asian proxy for Western influence against Chinese expansion. From May 1 its Izumo helicopter carrier began escorting a U.S. supply ship. It was probably headed to the South China Sea through August for port calls and drills with India and the United States in the Bay of Bengal.
China has a separate maritime dispute with Japan over Tokyo-controlled islets in the East China Sea. It’s very wary of Japanese military expansion in the future. No wonder a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson told Japan in March via the official Xinhua News Agency not to cause trouble in the region.
3. United States
U.S. President Donald Trump looked the other way at China’s maritime expansion through April as he hoped his Chinese counterpart would help rein in North Korea’s ballistic missile development. But as that cooperation shows signs of thinning, since late May the U.S. Navy has passed two vessels through the South China Sea to refute Beijing's idea that the whole sea is theirs. China objected to both passages.
The United States doesn’t claim any of the sea, but Beijing frets because of the well-armed U.S. government’s ease in forming military alliances with Asian countries that do. The prime example is joint U.S. naval patrols with the Philippines since 2014.
4. Vietnam
This is the only country with a competing South China Sea claim that is likely to go against China’s maritime expansion, which includes land reclamation at some of the sea’s bigger features and infrastructure for military use. Like other states in Southeast Asia, the Vietnamese value their trade relationship with China, which totaled $95.8 billion in 2015.
But they fundamentally dislike China and aren’t afraid to risk its wrath despite a smaller military. Consider centuries of land border disputes, a deadly 1974 battle over the sea’s Paracel Islands(China controls them now) and a boat-ramming incident three years ago over a Chinese oil rig. Vietnam can count on India and Japan for support if needed. So it’s OK reclaiming its own isletsand drilling for oil in waters that may fall inside China’s “nine-dash line” that it uses to demarcate its maritime claim. China will bellyache -- a military official cut short a visit to Hanoi last month -- but Vietnam has enough resolve and backing to resist.
APPENDIX FOR INFO
Legal Materials on Tibet
Treaties & Conventions Relating to Tibet
Numbers in brackets (e.g. [1]) indicate page in print version.
Sino-Tibetan Treaty, 821/823 A.D. [371]
Peace Treaty Between Ladakh and Tibet at Tingmosgang (1684) [372]
Ladakhi Letter of Agreement (1842) [374]
Agreement Between Tibet and Kashmir (1852) [375]
Treaty Between Tibet and Nepal (1856) [376]
Treaty Between Nepal and Tibet (1856) [378]
Chefoo Convention (1876) [380]
Convention Relating to Burmah and Thibet (1886) [381]
Convention Between Great Britain and China Relating to Sikkim and Tibet (1890) [382]
Convention Between Great Britain and Thibet (1904) [385]
Convention Between Great Britain and China Respecting Tibet (1906) [389]
Convention Between Great Britain and Russia (1907) [391]
Agreement Between Great Britain, China and Tibet Amending Trade Regulations of 1893 (1908) [393]
Treaty of Friendship and Alliance Between the Government of Mongolia and Tibet (1913) [397]
Anglo-Tibetan Declaration (1914) [399]
Convention Between Great Britain, China, and Tibet, Simla (1914) [400]
Anglo-Tibetan Trade Regulations (1914) [403]
Agreement for the Restoration of Peaceful Relations Between China and Tibet (1918) [406]
Supplementary Agreement Regarding Mutual Withdrawal of Troops and Cessation of Hostilities Between Chinese and Tibetans (1918) [409]
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