where will be Future China´s 'lebensraum'(living space)?Russia/America/Australia/etc

Discussion in 'Latest US & World News' started by litwin, Oct 14, 2011.

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where will be Future Chinas 'lebensraum'(living space)?

Poll closed Oct 24, 2011.
  1. Russia

    27.3%
  2. North America

    18.2%
  3. Australia

    27.3%
  4. Kazakhstan

    27.3%
  5. Other

    18.2%
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  1. reedak

    reedak Well-Known Member

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    Hi! Dear spider friend! Long time no see. I thought you had been carried by a black widow to the Middle East and would never return. Glad to know that you are still alive and kicking.

    I still remember you pointing at this and that for being a traitor in one of the threads. Now you are kidding again by claiming that the heavily-populated Southeast Asia "will be a target for Chinese imperialism".

    Hong Kong's court of appeal on 25 March overturned a landmark ruling that could open the door for 300,000 foreign maids from the Philippines and Indonesia to claim residency in the southern Chinese city. Pro-government figures had warned that the city of seven million would be swamped by up to half a million new immigrants, including the maids' children and spouses, if the appeal was allowed. This would create a huge rise in local unemployment and costing billions in welfare payments.

    Since the onset of the global financial crisis, China's buoyant economy has resulted in a sharp rise in the number of illegal immigrants from bordering countries like Vietnam and Laos.

    A shortage of females in China has also created a demand for “foreign brides” purchased from Russia, North Korea, Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar. Illegal immigrants among the foreign brides are sometimes forced to marry poor Chinese single men, who are known as “bare branches” in society. Poor and remote villages of north China’s Henan and Shandong provinces, for example, are home to many Burmese brides; some of these villages are even dubbed “black villages” because of the Burmese women’s darker skin and smaller stature. This “feminization” of migration has grown in recent years, and foreign brides from Asian countries are now becoming typical immigrants in China’s transnational migration era.

    Thus, we can see from the immigration trend (both legal and illegal) that China has already become a target for Southeast Asian imperialism.

    Hong Kong top court rejects landmark maid residency appeal
    http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/1262164/1/.html

    Hong Kong court overturns maid residency ruling
    http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/global-f...ourt-overturns-landmark-maid-residency-ruling

    Beijing plans curbs on number of foreigners working in China
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...on-number-of-foreigners-working-in-China.html

    Inflow of International Immigrants Challenges China's Migration Policy
    http://www.brookings.edu/research/opinions/2011/09/08-china-immigrants-shen

    Yes, I agree with you for the first time. As the Chinese people are being slowly pushed out of their country by legal and illegal immigrants from Southeast Asia and other parts of the world, they will have no choice but force to make their "lebensraum" deep in the Pacific Ocean in the future when technology could make this last option feasible.

    My last parting shot to you: Stop cracking all your ridiculous spider jokes!

    P.S. I also appeal to our dear "Grand Duchy" dreamer to add the choice of Pacific Ocean and "Grand Duchy" to his polling list.
     
  2. danielpalos

    danielpalos Banned

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    I believe we should use central planning for an industrial automation race instead of a drug war.
     
  3. litwin

    litwin Well-Known Member

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    do it , its a French high quality journalistic

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    Hong Kong' is not Hanland
     
  4. reedak

    reedak Well-Known Member

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    Don't come and tell me that Hong Kong is your newfound Grand Duchy dreamland!
     
  5. litwin

    litwin Well-Known Member

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    no, its the red Hans colony. much like Tibet or Uyghurstan
     
  6. litwin

    litwin Well-Known Member

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    danielpalos Banned

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    How can any State be worse off with better roads and aqueducts?
     
  8. litwin

    litwin Well-Known Member

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    really good point...

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    are you talking about Tibet?
     
  9. danielpalos

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    Actually, our own midwest could use better roads and aqueducts.
     
  10. highlander

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    Well not a chance to that happening when all the tax payers money is being used on illegal wars.

    http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/afp/130328/us-flies-stealth-bombers-over-south-korea

    But don't worry about land masses and who's to occupy the afore mentioned land mass.

    By the time these american waken up and smell the coffee,they will be shrouded in glass.

    Regards
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  11. reedak

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    You might as well claim that Klaipėda is a colony of Lithuania, Grand Duchy joker.
     
  12. reedak

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    Grand Duchy joker, what's wrong with you?

    What sort of table is this? Where on earth did you get such a table that shows 47% and 40.61% of China's population in 2002 are Uyghur Chinese and Han Chinese respectively?

    If that's the case, the Han Chinese will be fighting for secession from China.
     
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    Thanks for liking my post. Hope to see more of your crazy spider jokes in the future.
     
  14. litwin

    litwin Well-Known Member

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    at least no one in Klaipėda must setting fire to himself in order to be heard [video=youtube;sa_9mxYAxy4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sa_9mxYAxy4[/video], one for sure majority of Tibetans and U. dont see themselves as the Chinese
     
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    ..........................
     
  16. Lil Mike

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    Yeah I would think Siberia would be the logical frontier for China. By Chinese standards, it's practically uninhabited, and has vast amounts of natural wealth. The Russians are in a demographic death spiral. The Chinese are patient. They can wait a century and just stroll in, with no effective Russian resistance to stop them.

    Australia would also be a good choice, but it would require a total collapse of the United States and the interlocking defense treaties with the US that currently protect Australia. Left to it's own, it would be easy pickings for the Chinese. But since that requires the dissolution of the US as a world power, Siberia is the likeliest choice.
     
  17. litwin

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    no just minor marginalization, could France stop China today?
     
  18. Lil Mike

    Lil Mike Well-Known Member

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    I don't see how.
     
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    Only a warfare-state needs perpetual, enemies of the State.
     
  20. Wizard From Oz

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    So does North Korean
     
  21. reedak

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    What is the point of getting to be heard when people like you are blind and deaf to Lithuania's highest suicide rate in the world? Your miserable countrymen choose a silent death instead.

    The figure of sucides in Lithuania doubled in the last decade. Over 1500 people commit suicide in Lithuania per year. According to a report of the World Health Organisation, 34 of every 100,000 people in Lithuania kill themselves.

    Social and financial problems that exist in Lithuania are a major cause behind such high rate of suicides. Around 80 percent of suicides are alcohol-related. The biggest problems with suicides are in the countryside where everybody drinks. I hope you are not from the countryside, otherwise you could see your extinct Grand Duchy empire sooner than expected.

    The most disturbing expect of the problems is that suicidal tendencies are quite frequent among Lithuanian adolescents. An increasing number of schoolchildren are expressing an agreeable attitude towards suicide. The approving attitude towards suicide among adolescents correlates with suicidal ideation and behaviour.

    No wonder the population of Lithuania is declining at such a shocking rate. My dear friend, instead of wasting your time littering the Internet with death pictures and gore video clips, you should spend your time wisely and productively by doing some social work to help lower the suicide rate in Lithuania.

    Following are excerpts from the article headlined "Lithuania's Suicide Epidemic" at http://www.insightnewstv.com/d74/

    (Begin excerpts)
    Dr Dainius Puras, a leading psychiatrist, and co-author of Lithuania's emergency suicide bill, describes the state of suicide in Lithuania: "It's an epidemic," he says. If it wasn't suicide, but an infectious disease that was killing over 1500 people a year (30 a week, in a population of only 3.7m), the government would spend millions, he says. As it is, the suicide bill has been shelved. "There is a lot of cynical thinking in Eastern block countries. That it is maybe better to let the weak die," says Dr. Puras...

    We go to the psychiatric hospital where 20 year old Evaldas Kric was taken. We find out he has been discharged - an example of how thin the resources for treating suicide cases are. Evaldas Kric is one of many living on the edge in the new Europe. (End excerpts)

    Thanks to the websites that provide the information on suicides and other social problems in Lithuania, I can understand my dear Grand Duchy friend better now. Don't disappear from the forum. It makes me more worrying.

    Suicide in Lithuania
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_in_Lithuania

    Suicidal tendencies and attitude towards freedom to choose suicide among Lithuanian schoolchildren: results from three cross-sectional studies in 1994, 1998, and 2002
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1201149/
     
  22. reedak

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    Again the same rubbish is dumped onto this thread. Please refer to my rebuttal of the alleged, mysterious speech at http://www.politicalforum.com/lates...eing-nazi-type-lebensraum-do-you-agree-6.html

    It's not totally true that all the people of the yellow race have a very low social status in United States. Chinese separatists and dissidents like the Falun Gong founder are the apples of Uncle Sam's eye.
     
  23. litwin

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    Minster of Defence and vice-chairman of China’s Central Military Commission was talking about American Natives , not about yellow emigrants
     
  24. s002wjh

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    if china need more living space, then i can't even think what would happen to india. china is crowed, but it has space for all, however it does import alot resource from other countries. if you take train from one city to another there is bunch empty space, which can be used for building to build on. what they need is resource, like india
     
  25. litwin

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    no, if it wants to be "the first world" nation, CONSUME 10 hectare per 1 han
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecological_footprint
     

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