Yang aii pelik kenapa Taiwan tak sedar diri? Macau tu elok jer masuk balik dlm China. Hong Kong pun. Masalah di Hong Kong tu pun berpunca dari govt HK yang menolak permintaan China utk mendapatkan penjenayah yang lari ke Hong Kong. Kenapa Hong Kong nak lindungi penjenayah yang melakukan jenayah di China? one time Hong Kong minta bantuan China utk tangkap penculik anak tycoon Hong Kong dan masa itu dia orang tak ada prob pun penjenayah itu di hukum di CHina.
China dah ada drone, dah ada super fighter jets - eh berapa ramai dah spy dia (pakar scientist) orang curi info dari milatary USA. Dont be suprise - cina komunis ni lagi bijak dari Americans tau.
Yang aii pelik kenapa Taiwan tak sedar diri? Macau t ...
yup dia org berjaya curi teknologi tapi dia orang xberjaya reverse engineer. contoh jet fighter dia orang masih pakai engine dari russian. body tiru blue print us air force. berjaya curi belum tentu berjaya reverse engineer dan mature kan technology tersebut.
tengok israel berjaya kalahkan musuh2 nya masa perang di timur tengah sebab apa? number cant fight with quality jet fighter. mungkin china ada kilang jet fighter ( ada kilang banyak pun teknologi cap ayam, kapal pengangkut jet pun kurang), kalau perang meletus still tetap kalah waima berperang dengan amerika tanpa bantuan NATO.
strategi china sekarang bukan nak berperang. cuma nak takluk laut china selatan. nak conquer taiwan, hongkong, south east asia. tak semua benda china minta atau buli kita kena setuju. china bagi panda takkan kita nak kena buli dekat laut china selatan.
kalau betul china superior army dah tentu kejap je dia conquer laut china selatan. perang dunia ketiga mungkin meletus di laut china selatan. jepun dan beberapa negara sekutu block amerika taiwan, south korea sentiasa bersiap sedia .
sebagai rakyat malaysia kita xnak menteri pertahanan yang tidak kredibiliti dari pakatan harapan belajar kulinari, kutuk jet fighter malaysia. kita tak perlukan menteri yang bodoh english. kita negara kecil tak bermaksud kena tunjuk bodoh dan kena buli. kita kena guna diplomasi dan susun strategi untuk kebaikan keamanan malaysia. biar menteri pertahanan tu cerdik bijak dalam bidang army. ada basic knowledge army.. bila najib beli submarine cakap rasuah fitnah xboleh tenggelam xboleh terapung. fitnah dajjal.. benda keselamatan keamanan negara bukan main2..
tengok jasa najib beli submarine negara kita punya army naik taraf sedikit demi sedikit. bukannya macam pakatan haprak kutuk aset jet fighter sendiri. gst di hapuskan. negara tiada bajet nak upgrade army semua sebab pakatan harapan hapuskan gst. lepas tu penjawat awam di salahkan sebab ramai. ni lah fitnah dajjal.. kerja buat masalah
salah satu jasa kementerian pertahanan yang terkini isu amerika australia bantu masa explorasi telaga minyak di buli oleh china.. kita bangga dengan kemampuan negara kita. malah nak di majukan lagi. kerja mengutuk negara sendiri wajib buang kerakyatan je.. malaysia xperlu kan rakyat minda shallow asyik fikir negative.
dia ngaku duduk amerika lepas tu puji army china. entah2 duduk wuhan makan bat jadi bipolar orang amerika xde minta kelas ketiga cam dia. paranoid dengan china 24 jam.
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CiliPadiSedap replied at 30-5-2020 12:03 PM
dia ngaku duduk amerika lepas tu puji army china. entah2 duduk wuhan makan bat jadi bipolar; ...
Dia tu sembang kosong je byk. Jgn layan dia meroyan. Nnt kang makin byk dia meroyan. Dia dgn lagi 2 org tu, iols prasan pompang byk tapi maklumat tak tepat. Sbb iols tahu ada maklumat tak tepat, iols tak endahkan je sembang kosong deme. Iols dah prasan lama. Bg yg tak tau, depa akan pikir maklumat 3 org tu betui. Tapi sebenarnya tak betui. So jgn tertipu la.
Ni bab pertahanan. Takde org akan komen yg sebenarnya.
What's behind the China-Taiwan divide?02 January 2019
China sees Taiwan as a breakaway province that will eventually be part of the country again, but many Taiwanese want a separate nation.
The dispute with China has left relations frayed and a constant threat of a violent flare up that could drag the US into the fray.
What is the history and source of this tension?
The first known settlers in Taiwan are Austronesian tribal people thought to have come from modern day southern China.
The island first appears in Chinese records in AD239, when China sent an expeditionary force to explore - a fact Beijing uses to back its territorial claim.
After a brief spell as a Dutch colony (1624-1661) Taiwan was unquestionably administered by China's Qing dynasty from 1683 to 1895.
Starting at the beginning of the 17th Century, significant numbers of migrants started arriving from China, often fleeing turmoil or hardship. Most were Hoklo Chinese from Fujian (Fukien) province or were Hakka Chinese, largely from Guangdong. The descendants of these two migrations now make up by far the largest population group.
In 1895, following Japan's victory in the First Sino-Japanese War, the Qing government had no choice but to cede Taiwan to Japan.
But after World War Two, the Republic of China - one of the victors - began ruling Taiwan with the consent of its allies the US and UK, after Japan surrendered and relinquished control of territory it had taken from China.
However in the next few years, the leader at the time Chiang Kai-shek's troops were beaten back by the Communist armies under Mao Zedong.
Chiang and the remnants of his Kuomintang (KMT) government fled to Taiwan in 1949. This group, referred to as Mainland Chinese and then making up 1.5m people, dominated Taiwan's politics for many years, even though they only account for 14% of the population.
Having inherited an effective dictatorship, facing resistance from local people resentful of the 228 Massacre and authoritarian rule, and under pressure from a growing democracy movement, Chiang's son, Chiang Ching-kuo, began allowing a process of democratisation, which eventually led to the 2000 election of the island's first non-KMT president, Chen Shui-bian.
Where are things at now?
After decades of hostile intentions and angry rhetoric, relations between China and Taiwan started improving in the 1980s. China put forward a formula, known as "one country, two systems", under which Taiwan would be given significant autonomy if it accepted Chinese reunification.
The offer was rejected, but Taiwan did relax rules on visits to and investment in China. It also, in 1991, proclaimed the war with the People's Republic of China over.
There were also limited talks between the two sides' unofficial representatives, though China's insistence that the Republic of China (ROC) government is illegitimate prevented government-to-government contact.
Beijing became alarmed in 2000, when Taiwan elected as president Chen Shui-bian, who had openly backed independence.
Mr Chen was re-elected in 2004, prompting China to pass a so-called anti-secession law in 2005, stating China's right to use "non-peaceful means" against Taiwan if it tried to secede from China.
In 2008, Ma Ying-jeou was elected president. He sought to improve relations with China, mainly through economic agreements.
In elections in January 2016, Tsai Ing-wen defeated Kuomintang party candidate Eric Chu. Mr Ma was barred by Taiwan's constitution from the seeking a third term in office. Ms Tsai leads the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which leans towards independence from China.
After Donald Trump won the 2016 US election, she spoke to the president-elect in a phone call, in what was a break with US policy set in 1979 when formal relations were cut.
Throughout 2018, China stepped up pressure on international companies forcing them to list Taiwan as a part of China on their websites and threatening to block them for doing business in China if they failed to comply.
In November, Ms Tsai's political party received a heavy setback in regional elections perceived by Beijing as a blow to her separatist stance.
So what is Taiwan?
There is disagreement and confusion about what Taiwan is, and even what it should be called.
Chiang Kai-shek's Republic of China (ROC) government, which fled the mainland to Taiwan in 1949, at first claimed to represent the whole of China, which it intended to re-occupy. It held China's seat on the United Nations Security Council and was recognised by many Western nations as the only Chinese government.
But in 1971, the UN switched diplomatic recognition to Beijing and the ROC government was forced out. Since then the number of countries that recognise the ROC government diplomatically has fallen to about 20.
China regards Taiwan as a breakaway province which it has vowed to retake, by force if necessary. But Taiwan's leaders say it is clearly much more than a province, arguing that it is a sovereign state.
It has its own constitution, democratically-elected leaders, and about 300,000 active troops in its armed forces.
Given the huge divide between these two positions, most other countries seem happy to accept the current ambiguity, whereby Taiwan has most of the characteristics of an independent state, even if its legal status remains unclear.
How much of an issue is independence in Taiwan?
While political progress has been slow, links between the two peoples and economies have grown sharply. Taiwanese companies have invested about $60bn (40bn) in China, and up to one million Taiwanese now live there, many running Taiwanese factories.
Some Taiwanese worry their economy is now dependent on China. Others point out that closer business ties makes Chinese military action less likely, because of the cost to China's own economy.
A controversial trade agreement sparked the "Sunflower Movement" in 2014 where students and activists occupied Taiwan's parliament protesting against what they call China's growing influence over Taiwan.
Officially, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) still favours eventual independence for Taiwan, while the KMT favours eventual re-unification. Opinion polls show only a small minority of Taiwanese support pursuing one or the other at the moment, with most preferring to stick with the current middle ground.
Yet more and more people say they feel Taiwanese rather than Chinese. Support for the DPP increased at the January 2016 election. This was partly because of dissatisfaction with the KMT's handling of economic matters, from the wealth gap to high housing prices, and partly because of worries that Mr Ma's administration was making Taiwan too dependent on Beijing.
What role does the US play?
The US is by far Taiwan's most important friend, and its only ally.
The relationship, forged during World War Two and the Cold War, underwent its sternest test in 1979, when President Jimmy Carter ended US diplomatic recognition of Taiwan in order to concentrate on burgeoning ties with China.
The US Congress, responding to the move, passed the Taiwan Relations Act, which promises to supply Taiwan with defensive weapons, and stressed that any attack by China would be considered of "grave concern" to the US.
Since then, US policy has been described as one of "strategic ambiguity", seeking to balance China's emergence as a regional power with US admiration for Taiwan's economic success and democratisation.
The pivotal role of the US was most clearly shown in 1996, when China conducted provocative missile tests to try and influence Taiwan's first direct presidential election. In response, US President Bill Clinton ordered the biggest display of US military power in Asia since the Vietnam War, sending ships to the Taiwan Strait, and a clear message to Beijing.
The Hong Kong protests explained in 500 words28 November 2019China
Anti-government protests have rocked Hong Kong for months and the situation shows no sign of dying down.
Here's all the background you need to know in 500 words -
The extradition bill which triggered the first protest was introduced in April. It would have allowed for criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland China under certain circumstances.
Opponents said this risked exposing Hongkongers to unfair trials and violent treatment. They also argued the bill would give China greater influence over Hong Kong and could be used to target activists and journalists.
Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets. After weeks of protests, leader Carrie Lam eventually said the bill would be suspended indefinitely.
How did the protests escalate?
Protesters feared the bill could be revived, so demonstrations continued, calling for it to be withdrawn completely.
By then clashes between police and protesters had become more frequent and violent.
In September,the bill was finally withdrawn, but protesters said this was "too little, too late".
On 1 October, while China was celebrating 70 years of Communist Party rule,Hong Kong experienced one of its most "violent and chaotic days".
An 18-year-old was shot in the chest with a live bullet as protesters fought officers with poles, petrol bombs and other projectiles.
The government thenbanned protesters wearing face masks, and in early Novembera pro-Beijing lawmaker was stabbedin the street by a man pretending to be a supporter.
One week later,a policeman shot one protesterat close range when activists were trying to set up a road block. Later that day another man was set on fire by anti-government protesters.
In November, a standoff between police and students barricaded on the campus of Hong Kong's Polytechnic University becameanother defining moment.
Later that month, the territory held local council elections that were seen as a barometer of public opinion.
The vote saw a landslide victory for the pro-democracy movement, with 17 of the 18 councils now controlled by pro-democracy councillors.
What do the protesters want?
Some protesters have adopted the motto: "Five demands, not one less!" These are:
For the protests not to be characterised as a "riot"Amnesty for arrested protestersAn independent inquiry into alleged police brutalityImplementation of complete universal suffrage
The fifth demand, the withdrawal of the bill, has already been met.
Protests supporting the Hong Kong movement have spread across the globe, with rallies taking place in the UK, France, US, Canada and Australia.
In many cases, people supporting the demonstrators were confronted by pro-Beijing rallies.
Chinese president Xi Jinping has warned against separatism, saying any attempt to divide China would end in "bodies smashed and bones ground to powder".
What is Hong Kong's status?
Hong Kong is a former British colony handed back to China in 1997.
It has its own judiciary and a separate legal system from mainland China. Those rights include freedom of assembly and freedom of speech.
But those freedoms - the Basic Law - expire in 2047 and it is not clear what Hong Kong's status will then be.
Loll .... China tak sebodoh pemikiran kamu itu kawan.
China menakluk negara lain tanpa perlu keluar setitik peluh pun. Yang perlu China buat offer money kpd Pakistan dan negara negara miskin di Africa sesambil mengaut keuntungan hasil negara tersebut plus menguasai politik negara tersebut. Cuba tgk berapa negara di dunia berhutang dgn CHINA ... search jer tak perlu susah susah pun.
Malaysia pun hampir tergadai dgn China good thing Tun M selamatkan tidak kalu pemimpin yang ada semua BONEKA!
strategi china sekarang bukan nak berperang. cuma nak takluk laut china selatan. nak conquer taiwan, hongkong, south east asia. tak semua benda china minta atau buli kita kena setuju. china bagi panda takkan kita nak kena buli dekat laut china selata
Taiwan and Hong Kong tu mmg kepunyaan China! aiseyyy malu tak tau sejarah wehh.
Ehhh korang ni tak tau sejarah macam bodoh pulak melayan. Bye aii nak bake kuih kek.
bestnya bodohkan orang. diri sendiri bodoh tin kosong tak ngaku. tengok nasib atuk u mamak kerala apa jadi? fikir cerdik sangat last2 kena game.
u punya komen dalam forum forumer gossip kt whatsapp siap ada muka u lagi. serius buruk gila macam andartu dah monopause dasar monopause acik kepam kelapa dara tin kosong. siapa nak tengok muka darsita tin kosong minyak kepam kelapa dara sila tengok dalam group whatsapp
bestnya bodohkan orang. diri sendiri bodoh tin kosong tak ngaku. tengok nasib atuk u mamak kerala apa jadi? fikir cerdik sangat last2 kena game
Ala takat kena bodoh apalah sgt kan. Kurang kurang aii lagi mulia dari you and the gang yang suka maki hamun.
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u punya komen dalam forum forumer gossip kt whatsapp siap ada muka u lagi. serius buruk gila macam andartu dah monopause dasar monopause acik kepam kelapa dara tin kosong. siapa nak tengok muka darsita tin kosong minyak kepam kelapa dara sila tengok dalam group whatsapp
Heheheh --- tepek la sini aii pun nak tengok. Jangan you all dpt gambar orang lain sudah tak pasal psal dpt dosa. Aii tak pernah share pun my picture so your cerita is cerita dogeng
kenapa china takut malaysia masa exploration ada kapal perang amerika dan australia? sebab tu kamu acah2 cerdik tahu semua pekara. palatao. bila tengok realiti habuk pun xde.
sembang suruh takut cina. sembang suruh sembah sujud kat cina. guna LOGIK AKAL TIN KOSONG. last2 china juga takut kapal perang amerika australia kt south china sea.
orang bodoh je ngaku military made in china superior. setakat google dua tiga pages lepas tu ngaku pakar military. serius annoying gila. result is matter makcik kepam tengok dekat south china sea pun dah tahu china tak mampu luaskan jajahan sepenuhnya selagi amerika dan sekutu masih berkawal dan membantu negara2 mangsa buli.
kalau china ni bagus kenapa malaysia x diplomasi masa kt south china sea? kenapa panggil bantuan amerika australia? tu lah bodoh kau ni boleh buat simpan keturunan generasi akan datang. jgn tunjuk sangat kat forum..
perasan suci, kasihan betina moderator kepam. nanti siapa nak tengok pm tepi ye gambar. siapa dh ada dalam group whatsapp. tengok chat november 2019.
bajet2 suci walhal banyak kes gaduh dengan forumer. jadi moderator berat sebelah. padan muka gambar dah viral dont mess with forumer. moderator yang baik2 takde pun forumer nak kacau. kena moderator acik kepam kelapa dara habis kena selongkar
kenapa china takut malaysia masa exploration ada kapa ...
kalau china ni bagus kenapa malaysia x diplomasi masa kt south china sea? kenapa panggil bantuan amerika australia? tu lah bodoh kau ni boleh buat simpan keturunan generasi akan datang. jgn tunjuk sangat kat forum..
Nak ckp satu jer .. Akhirnya mengaku jugak yang Malaysia hadap dgn pertolongan Amerika. Lol
untuk pengetahuan forumer, acik darsita ni ada kes gaduh dengan forumer. dulu dia moderator jenis cari gaduh dengan forumer. forumer tu meroyan habis dia buat macam2.
so faham2 jelah orang xpuas hati macam mana kan? kasihan siapa jadi mangsa ex moderator darsita. bersyukur banyak dia xjadi moderator.
tips :
> tak payah cari gaduh dengan moderator xberbaloi
> nak kawan dengan moderator kawan yang elok je yang tak elok buat xtahu dah lah
> nak selongkar kantoikan kisah sisi dark side moderator buat dalam group whatsapp je xperlu buat kt forum. ( jangan libatkan kaka sebab kaka neutral)
> sendiri makan sendiri simpan
kita nak hidup aman2 bukan nak layan ex moderator yang bimbo tak boleh hidup bermasyarakat. masih perasan berangan masih ada kuasa macam moderator. setakat sampah tin kosong mohon cermin diri.
Post time 30-5-2020 09:30 AM
Post time 30-5-2020 12:00 PM
dia ngaku duduk amerika lepas tu puji army china. entah2 duduk wuhan makan bat jadi bipolar
orang amerika xde minta kelas ketiga cam dia. paranoid dengan china 24 jam. 
bestnya bodohkan orang. diri sendiri bodoh tin kosong tak ngaku. tengok nasib atuk u mamak kerala apa jadi? fikir cerdik sangat last2 kena game
dasar monopause acik kepam kelapa dara tin kosong. siapa nak tengok muka darsita tin kosong minyak kepam kelapa dara sila tengok dalam group whatsapp
