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Just making the world a worse and worse place.

—Chris

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Ian Pendleton

Are the Solomon Islands really a lost cause? Even if the government's happy to live under the CCP's thumb, is there anything the people there can do to try and make things better for themselves? If so, can the same be applied to any other nation living under a CCP-trained dictator?

Gary San

If China does start World War 3, which asian States do you think will stand against or join hands with China, particularly in the Southeast Asia?

Kenneth Crips

The Chinese are making the same mistake the Japanese did in the first half of the 20th century with their Economic Prosperity Zone. The Solomon Archipelago is isolated. The USN, soon the RAN, and Japan can cut these area off from China, and replace the looting of the area's resources with true economic help. There is little the China could do except bitch and complain. They have a big navy but they are a long way from having one they can project and maintain at a distance. It is hard to refuel a ship 5000 miles from home when all of your supply ships have been sunk by anti-shipping missiles fired from 1000 miles away. The US can do that right now, never mind the hypersonic anti-ship missiles in development.

David Michael White

Chris, do you think that you should change or update the China Uncensored tiers (names, rewards, etc)?

Thomas Jones

Russia did the exact same thing. Located in Moscow, Patrice Lumumba University trained future dictators and cadre. Also, Dayes Coffee sounds very good!

David Clark

I didn’t know how to send you this morsel but I read where China just released their 2023 map that shows part of Russia as part of China’s territory. Comment?

David Clark

Twitter (X) posted by NEXTA. “China has declared part of Russia as its territory on new official maps #China's state-owned Standard Map Service has presented a set of geographic maps for 2023, on which for the first time part of #Russia's territory is indicated as part of China. It is about the Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island on the Amur River. According to a 2008 treaty between Russia and China, the island was divided between the two countries. The new official map of China marks the whole island as the easternmost point of the Chinese territory. The explanatory note emphasizes that "the map is made in accordance with the national standards for drawing borders of China and other countries of the world." The official set of maps will be used in various media materials, including news, books and promotional materials. The maps can also be used as basic reference information. The Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island covers an area of 327 to 350 square kilometers, depending on the water level in the river. From the early 19th century there was a long struggle between Russia and China for control of it, but in the 1920s and 1930s the island was "taken under guard" by Soviet troops. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the island remained under Russian jurisdiction. China has had a particular interest in the territory, disputing its status since 1964. In 2008, Russia handed over the western part of the Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island and other territories to China. Experts at the time pointed to Moscow's long-term interests in stable relations between the two countries. In addition to the Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island, China has marked the #Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh and the border region of Aksai Chin as its territory on maps. The Indian Foreign Ministry has already protested to Beijing.”

Gary San

Not a problem, I'm just glad you'll answer my question. :)