Conquer Club

china resists western attempts to incite civil war in syria and force usa ideology on neighbours (e.g. iran). china will not allow usa to define attempts at peaceful resolution as 'support of tyrany'

China shows no partiality to either side on the Syria issue and has been playing a positive, concrete and constructive role in solving the crisis.

...casting a "No" vote is not supporting the Assad regime. Instead, China is adopting a responsible attitude given the complex impact of the Syria issue on the Middle East.

http://english.people.com.cn/90780/7733411.html

Western media attribute the Iran nuclear issue and Syria issue to political dictatorship. It is an arbitrary judgment that serves as the foundation for the West's further specific actions. With this fast classifying method, it is easy to deduce traditional tough measures, such as the economic sanction and military intervention, and the new method of solving issues by promoting the peace and negotiation is regarded as "a support to political tyranny."

http://english.people.com.cn/90780/7732097.html

meanwhile usa government funds the deception of innocent chinese students as they study abroad

http://english.people.com.cn/90780/7734397.html

Dude, heads up- your flag is currently set to the US on your profile, maybe switch back to anonymous by proxy, or Romania, or Sweden for the trolling of American posters stuff. Careful, people might think you're a troll.

Also, capital letters are your friend, and not your enemy.

i do not troll here. for too long usa tries to force its ideology on the rest of the world and cause war in the middle east. finally china and others can now stand up to it.

this is an internet forum not a phd thesis. i will use no capital letters

Back to Sweden, I see. Why do you do that?

terrifying and disgusting that the leaders would be so open in their nature. and people vote for these men?

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/ ... 9M20120223

U.S. Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich on Wednesday lent their support to the idea of arming the Syrian opposition in its fight to topple President Bashar al-Assad.

China is supporting a brutal regime, which is now shelling its population into submission. They and Russia are losing a lot of goodwill across the arab world and beyond.

the carpet man wrote:i do not troll here. for too long usa tries to force its ideology on the rest of the world and cause war in the middle east. finally china and others can now stand up to it.

this is an internet forum not a phd thesis. i will use no capital letters

whyareyoustupidorjustlazyyoumayaswellleaveoutthespacesandpunctuationwhileyoureatit
warinthemiddleeastismayberelatedtotheunitedstates
butmoresoisbetweenthepeoplethatweretherewhiletheisrealiteswereoutoftown
andtheonesthatdecidedtocometaketheplacebackfromthosethattookitfromthem
aftertheytookitfromsomeoneelsewhohasbeenforgottenintimeandprobablytookitfromsomeoneelse

General_Tao wrote:China is supporting a brutal regime, which is now shelling its population into submission. They and Russia are losing a lot of goodwill across the arab world and beyond.

Yes, China and Russia would be loved in the Arab world if they aligned with the freedom-loving democracies opposing the big bad Syrian government, like Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Jordan and Yemen. Why doesn't President Assad bend to the resolution all those wonderful countries voted supporting democratization and freedom of speech in Syria? They just want peace and freedom, that's the only thing in which they're interested. Nothing else. Nada.

i see china and russia paying visits to syria to aid in peace talks. and what do the westerns do? try to provoke libya, round 2.

if your goal is less bloodshed then arming up the syrian protestors and saying 'go, fight' will not really help you will it?

the west is only able to think in force, which it is quick to apply to countries it does not understand (of islamic culture) yet it ignores those it shares history with (the west provides little/no help for those of congo, somalia, sudan, places of true suffering). it has no place to pretend it has good intentions.

Yay- a new one, Hungary. Why all the obfuscation? Which country has an embargo on the shift key?

what value does your comment on my grammar have to give to this topic?

the carpet man wrote:what value does your comment on my grammar have to give to this topic?

It's a matter of politeness- you tend to use proxy addresses, and avoid any of the comments on the bizarre nature of your posts. No need to get rattled- I'm just asking why you feel the need to hide your IP. I'm counting Romania, Sweden, Russia, USA, and simply "Unidentified Proxy" so far, I expect there will be more.

And the shift key isn't so hard to find.

saxitoxin wrote:Yes, China and Russia would be loved in the Arab world if they aligned with the freedom-loving democracies opposing the big bad Syrian government, like Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Jordan and Yemen. Why doesn't President Assad bend to the resolution all those wonderful countries voted supporting democratization and freedom of speech in Syria? They just want peace and freedom, that's the only thing in which they're interested. Nothing else. Nada.

Of course do those nations have alterior motives and of course none of them are interested in democracy. But the Syrian government is undeniably killing innocent people right now and it would be nice if something could be done about that. Perhaps even without the intervention of the big bad western powers?

aad0906 wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:Yes, China and Russia would be loved in the Arab world if they aligned with the freedom-loving democracies opposing the big bad Syrian government, like Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Jordan and Yemen. Why doesn't President Assad bend to the resolution all those wonderful countries voted supporting democratization and freedom of speech in Syria? They just want peace and freedom, that's the only thing in which they're interested. Nothing else. Nada.

Of course do those nations have alterior motives and of course none of them are interested in democracy. But the Syrian government is undeniably killing innocent people right now and it would be nice if something could be done about that. Perhaps even without the intervention of the big bad western powers?

Western media have presented events in Syria in fairytale terms: peaceful picketers who suddenly have artillery strikes called in on them. Even this stilted reporting couldn't apologize for the Aleppo suicide bombing where we saw the "protesters" revealed for what they are ... violent fanatics and religious nuts.

Violence is being used and the Syrian government is meeting force with force. It would be exceptionally stupid for the west to wade into this quagmire.

Westerners don't bother to educate themselves about the ideology of the Baath Party: secularism, republicanism, socialism, and feminism. These are things most westerners say they want to see in the Arab world but they can't bring themselves to tolerating the Baath Party because of the cartoonishly villainous face painted on it. But they will be content to just grumble slightly when NATO exports billions of dollars of death machines to the murderous and insane Saudi regime. No Syrians hijacked USA aircraft on 9/11, Syria has never funded a FTO, Syria hasn't been involved in a foreign war in more than 40 years.

But their oil is so sweet!

symmetry, i live on uss enterprise which is very unable to connect directly to planet earth

your list is also far from complete there is at least argentina, hungary and germany to add to it

Rather off topic but i love your wall post carpet.

the carpet man wrote:symmetry, i live on uss enterprise which is very unable to connect directly to planet earth

your list is also far from complete there is at least argentina, hungary and germany to add to it

I forgot Hungary, and didn't notice Argentina or Germany. I consider your posts non-canon at best.

Mass protests in Tunisia at the meeting of the collection of dictators and kings (and NATO) calling themselves the "Friends of Syria" group as they plot a way to engineer a World War III between the west and Russia/China:



The protests were disbursed by the Tunisian gendarmerie and were unsuccessful in stopping the war assembly so it would be advised if males on CC from NATO states who have not received a discharge notice and are between age of 18-40 should get their affairs in order so they're ready for the arrival of conscription letters.

Remember, the Chinese use flanking ambushes so if your dismounted squad is hit on a road march, you want to be in fire team A, not B. Good luck, everyone! King Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud appreciates your forthcoming sacrifice. He'll commemorate a monument or something to you while Filipino girls feed him grapes on a solid gold bed.


Friends of Syria, today; water by Perrier, crystal by Tiffany's

it is disgust. look at other countries in the world. they use their might and do not pretend. china over its domains, argentina attack the falklands etc. they are honest. they say they are just taking what they want. even the west used to be like this (in africa and other places). but now they come up with pathetic excuses. soon china will be #1 and stamp its boot all over the english-speaking world, and 180 or so countries will cheer that the two-faced wars and pretence of 'civility' are over.

and thank you pmchugh

Situation is getting worse and china is starting to look really bad. True colors?