China pledges reconciliation with Taiwan

Peace, harmony, respect, cooperation. The Chinese Way

FUZHOU, CHINA — The Min River in southeastern China has broad sandy banks: a perfect place to practise a D-Day-style beach assault of the kind Chinese troops might some day attempt in Taiwan. One day last month, about 100 green-uniformed soldiers of the People's Liberation Army were milling around in what appeared to be just such a drill. About a dozen landing craft, their front gates flopped open onto the sand, sat moored to the shore as the soldiers moved their equipment and vehicles. The locals were paying no attention. As China pours huge sums of money into its military machine, Taiwan invasion drills have become a common sight around the city of Fuzhou, which faces Taiwan across the 160-kilometre Taiwan Strait. The exercises are a vivid sign of one of the world's most dangerous military flashpoints. With its economy booming, China is rapidly expanding its ability to mount an amphibious assault on Taiwan, which it regards as a renegade province and routinely threatens with forced reunification.

Chamberlain was a naive man and certainly blinded himself to Hitler's nature and real intentions.

NEVER AGAIN...

Professer wrote:

FUZHOU, CHINA — The Min River in southeastern China has broad sandy banks: a perfect place to practise a D-Day-style beach assault of the kind Chinese troops might some day attempt in Taiwan. One day last month, about 100 green-uniformed soldiers of the People's Liberation Army were milling around in what appeared to be just such a drill. About a dozen landing craft, their front gates flopped open onto the sand, sat moored to the shore as the soldiers moved their equipment and vehicles. The locals were paying no attention. As China pours huge sums of money into its military machine, Taiwan invasion drills have become a common sight around the city of Fuzhou, which faces Taiwan across the 160-kilometre Taiwan Strait. The exercises are a vivid sign of one of the world's most dangerous military flashpoints. With its economy booming, China is rapidly expanding its ability to mount an amphibious assault on Taiwan, which it regards as a renegade province and routinely threatens with forced reunification.
Chamberlain was a naive man and certainly blinded himself to Hitler's nature and real intentions.
NEVER AGAIN...

Professor
well said the people of Tibet well know China and her ways.Taiwan will not lightly welcome a takeover by the CCP.

So we have the fear/hate mongers doing their usual BS. Ho hum

If the PRC can't make peace with even pro-China Pres. Ma then it'll be the final straw to break the panda's back and will finally pave the way for the Naruwan Republic!

Last Chance for the PRC!

Naruwan wrote:

If the PRC can't make peace with even pro-China Pres. Ma then it'll be the final straw to break the panda's back and will finally pave the way for the Naruwan Republic!
Last Chance for the PRC!

He will. A)We want him to. B)The time is ripe

Bob Burns wrote:

<quoted text>He will. A)We want him to. B)The time is ripe

TW's latest bid to be an observer at the WHO was blocked by the PRC.

One bridge burned ... and ... counting.

Naruwan wrote:

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TW's latest bid to be an observer at the WHO was blocked by the PRC.
One bridge burned ... and ... counting.

Patience is a virtue. It will all work out

Bob Burns wrote:

<quoted text>Patience is a virtue. It will all work out

All the tribes in TW are watching... and ...counting.

Naruwan wrote:

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All the tribes in TW are watching... and ...counting.

Here too. Let's both burn some incense

Yeah sure, the day they let the Tiawanese rule themselves independently is the day I sell swamland for pennies in the Amazon.

Naruwan wrote:

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TW's latest bid to be an observer at the WHO was blocked by the PRC.
One bridge burned ... and ... counting.

It was Chen Shui Bian's last trick.
He uses the "Republic of Taiwan" to apply for membership. It was rejected.

Bob Burns wrote:

<quoted text>Here too. Let's both burn some incense

Naruwans don't burn incense. It's not our custom.
Only the Blue Han and Green Han tribes do that.

No offense but burning incense makes the polar bear cry.

Let's gong the drums for a change!

yugung wrote:

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It was Chen Shui Bian's last trick.
He uses the "Republic of Taiwan" to apply for membership. It was rejected.

Wrong move. The PRC should have used the Knight instead of the Castle.

Are the rat dishes in Sandimen tasty?

Sandimen is famous for its rat meat delicacies.

Naruwan, mind telling me the recipe for the 3-cup mountain rat dish?

http://taiwanreview.nat.gov.tw/ct.asp...

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/reuters/4150-...

NaruRat wrote:

Are the rat dishes in Sandimen tasty?
Sandimen is famous for its rat meat delicacies.
Naruwan, mind telling me the recipe for the 3-cup mountain rat dish?
http://taiwanreview.nat.gov.tw/ct.asp...
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/reuters/4150-...

Learn how to use your signal lights first and also stop at red lights!

NaruRat wrote:

Are the rat dishes in Sandimen tasty?

QUEERDO in Taiwan,

Those will never fill up the FAT-ARSE Americans living in Taiwan!!

Jurassic Park....
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

American beauti....
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

America certainly got the SUPER FAT DISHES over here.... haha!!

yugung wrote:

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It was Chen Shui Bian's last trick.
He uses the "Republic of Taiwan" to apply for membership. It was rejected.

Why blame on CSB? ROC is not even a nation today because of this worthless and useless low-life here walking out of United Nation....

Chiang Kai-shek....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiang_Kai-shek

He pursued an Isolation Policy worst than that of CSB not to mention the fact that he lost China to an smaller armed force by Mao!!

Did CSB lost Taiwan and have to hide on another island such as one of the smaller islands on Philippines!?

Philippines....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippines

it's time for taiwan to embrace japan again.

japan is the real motherland for taiwanese!

if one looks at google map it's obvious that taiwan is connected to the ryukyuan chain and therefore part of japan!