أغسطس - آب 14
من بيجين لعبة أولمبيّة, يأتي الطبل التغير
يكتب ب [بينإكسينغبينقيو] في يوم الخميس, أغسطس - آب [14ث], 2008 في 12:54 قبل الظّهر
يصنّف دون:- [ميني-بوستس] | بطاقات:الصين, لعبة أولمبيّة
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يصنّف دون:- [ميني-بوستس] | بطاقات:الصين, لعبة أولمبيّة
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يقارن هارولد [مرسن] في واشنطن موقعة بيجين لعبة أولمبيّة مع تورط روسيّة في جورجيا ويصدق أنّ اللعبة أولمبيّة [غم-شنجنغ] حادث في عالم تاريخ بينما روسيا مغامرة جورجيّة ليس. كرّست الموضوع من النموذج صينيّة تطوير يقدّم خيار إلى ديموقراطيّة غربيّة يتلقّى يكون ب كثير في أوساط غربيّة.
الطبل التغير, معلنة [مرسن], واشنطن موقعة
هناك حاليّا ما من تعليقات يركّز.
أغسطس - آب [14ث], 2008 في 2:00 قبل الظّهر
فكّر [مرسن] بوضوح حول الأمر قليلا أكثر من أكثر من ال [مديوم تب] غربيّة. دايفيد جداول يوقّت من نيويورك أيضا فكّر حول هذا.
[إي] شيء, مهما, هذا جماعيّة [فس.] فردانيّة إنقسام بين الصين و [أوس] بعد سطحيّة. غير أنّ أنا يضطرّ فكّرت قليلا أكثر قبل أن أنا يستطيع أفدت إعتراضاتي بتناسق,
أغسطس - آب [14ث], 2008 في 2:35 قبل الظّهر
هو غالى في هو حول الفردانيّة [ف] جماعيّة. هو أكثر صحيحة ثقافة شيء من - [إيسم].
إلى ي 2008 [بّل] ليس يضرب طبل مريعة في كلّ, هم كان صحيحة يتمّ بعض عمل عمّاليّة. [ا ليتّل بيت] حمقاء, ربّما.
مهما, أخاف يرى آلاف الأمريكيات يحرق يصلح يصرخ كلّ معا في [مغشرش] ال [شيت] من ي.
أغسطس - آب [14ث], 2008 في 2:56 قبل الظّهر
نغمته جدّا اعتاد (حرب باردة) عندما [تلك بووت] هو روسيا. " روسيا غزوة بالتّأكيد ال أكثر فظيعة"
هاجم جورجيا بشكل غير ضروريّ [أسّتيا] جنوبيّة, حيث أكثر من الناس يمسك روسيا جواز سفر, قبل أن هو حصل يصدم بروسيا عمل.
آسفة, [نو مور] من الموضوع على هذا خيط سنّ اللولب
أغسطس - آب [14ث], 2008 في 11:03 قبل الظّهر
[بم-] لماذا لا? هو بالتّأكيد إصدار. أنا كنت هممت أن يرى ماذا الردّ فعل الالناس في الصين يكون إلى بلد يحاول أن يأخذ إلى الخلف محافظة أنّ قد حقّق [د فكتو] استقلال من خلال غزوة, ويكون يرفس من أنّ محافظة بالقوات من قوة فائقة.
أغسطس - آب [14ث], 2008 في 11:31 قبل الظّهر
[فوأرب],
Let me state my point (not CCP ’s point):
I am against any violence and bloodshed.
to regain a de facto independent region by force: I am against it. That said, I don’t agree to take south ossetia back by shelling it. In China’s case, I am against taking back Taiwan by shooting missiles on it.
to separate a peaceful country under the name of self-determination by force and bloodshed: I am against it. that’s the case in south ossetia in the early 90s
My bottom line is : co-exist and peace between different people
please note: above only represent my view and my daughters’ view for now.(they might change their view when they grow up under the influence of the self-determination ideology under any condition)
August 14th, 2008 at 2:11 pm
reaction of people in China
Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun
Check out this cartoon for A brief history of the Georgian fiasco.
August 14th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
This guy is way over the top. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. The kid is a hero and we should leave it at that. He is no different from the firefighters who went into the twin towers on 9/11 who were frequently quoted as saying they were just doing their job.
August 14th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
To FOARP #4 and BMY #5:
I too agree that the South Ossetia issue, and China’s and Chinese people’s position on same, would be of great interest, though not necessarily appropriate for this blog.
On the one hand you have Georgia, pro-Western and NATO-aspiring, trying to forcibly take back an area that has exerted self-determination for over 15 years. On the other hand, you’ve got Russia, aiding and abetting a breakaway “state”. The ironies are enormous. For Russia, they’ll support South Ossetia’s (and Abhkazia’s) self-determination while refuting Chechnya’s.
So, will China side with Russia while giving tacit approval for self-determination, or will they side with pro-Western Georgia in renouncing it? I’d love to find out…go with old allegiances, or with principle.
In a couple of years, I’m sure there’ll be books documenting the Georgian brain-cramp of August 2008.
Looks like I’m clearly a generation older than BMY’s daughters; I’m already there with the self-determination bit.
August 14th, 2008 at 8:26 pm
@S.K. Cheung
There is a very easy solution for China in regard to the South Ossetia issue — support neither side. Entirely consistent with its non-interfering stand, while tell the world to “butt out my affairs” too.
August 14th, 2008 at 9:21 pm
@SKC
self-determination, isn’t that an old topic?
http://blog.foolsmountain.com/2008/05/23/is-self-determination-a-tool-for-liberation-in-todays-world/
August 15th, 2008 at 2:34 am
To CLC:
absolutely, said my bits back then, as I’m sure both of us recall. Which is why I only made passing mention of it in response to BMY’s point. No need to rehash, right? WHere did Allen Yu go, anyhow?
August 15th, 2008 at 2:36 am
me thinks self-determination is used by many, not just Russia, to push cold-war politics.
August 15th, 2008 at 2:54 am
To Wuming:
good point. Maybe she can at least support the ceasefire then, no?
The “butting out” bit does appear to be the default Chinese position; however, the Chinese saying also goes that, if you’re on the road and witness an injustice, it behooves you to help out/ speak up (which is far preferable to drawing swords).
August 15th, 2008 at 2:58 am
To Yo:
I would disagree with you on this one. The cold war is long gone, but the aforementioned concept is very much contemporary, I would say.
August 15th, 2008 at 3:02 am
SKC,
Cold war politics still exists in the sense that it’s Russian influence vs Nato influence.
August 15th, 2008 at 3:17 am
To Yo:
agreed. Sad but true reality of the early 21st century.
August 15th, 2008 at 3:19 am
@S.K.Cheung
“Looks like I?m clearly a generation older than BMY?s daughters; I?m already there with the self-determination bit.”
myself is not there yet with that “bit ” . don’t say ” I?m clearly a generation older than BMY”
August 15th, 2008 at 3:30 am
To BMY:
that’s cute. I suspect we’re of the same generation, give or take a couple of years. I agree that “bit” is not everyone’s cup of tea, but I do think it grows on you after a while, especially in a western society.
August 15th, 2008 at 3:44 am
US and Poland signed the missile shield deal.
2nd cold war is around corner.
China (or CCP) is off the hook.
August 15th, 2008 at 4:09 am
@S.K.Cheung
I believe we are of the same generation.
I totally agree “it grows on you after a while” . Then I will be debating with my daughters on this blog in 20 years .:-)
August 15th, 2008 at 4:36 am
This is a fight between yankies and ruskies, ruskies are not only demonstrating their sheer power and will, but also mocking US on its hypocrisy and double-standard. For the first time in recent history, US feels it cant do nothing militarily, or morally. This is the most serious challenge US has faced after vietnam. Its impact to the new world order will be profound, way beyond caucus.
What would China do? stay as far away as possible, and pray to all Gods to catch a break while Russia is getting all the spot lights, LOL, first al Qaeda now ruskies, the Chicoms are really lucky sobs.
August 15th, 2008 at 4:56 am
we are all off the topic.
BXBQ ?? would like to discuss collectivism vs. individualism here.
come on , people.
Joel and Oldson are expats on these culture differences.
August 15th, 2008 at 2:13 pm
BMY,
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I am sick and tired of the Olympics. One more bite will make me throw up.
August 16th, 2008 at 11:16 am
@SKC
Allen is still commenting from time to time under his alias. Pls see About page
August 17th, 2008 at 1:47 am
Thanks CLC.