lo_pak

回復 10# Lik

Obviously it doesn't work for those Japs this time if the phrase is so "implicit"...

Based on the observations of the last few weeks, more evidents show that the protests made by the Japs are backup by the States.

Maybe it's time asking ourselves what could be done and what have to be done.

habitrailspace

what kind of 後果 would it be?
samsung 發表於 2010-9-23 13:33

DEADLY

Lik

With the continual escalation and especially since our 影帝溫爺爺 came out to deliver the tough talking, Japan is obviously seeing the severity of the issue. The thing is, since Japan has been holding up an extremely firm front, probably nobody knows what exactly Japan can do to give themselves a graceful exit from the dispute. The funeral or mid-autumn release would have given both Japan and China a perfectly good exit, but Japan didn't grasp the seriousness of the issue at the time.

At this point, I don't see any reason for things to get ugly and military, although I would very much like to see PRC send a couple of navy ships over to the Diaoyu Islands to proclaim their sovereignty rights. Even if Japan doesn't back down, I think China is far more likely to flex its economic muscle and other administrative means to snub Japan, and I am perfectly happy to see that happen. Refraining from going military will also give the US no excuse to significantly step in and interfere.

-Lik

lo_pak

回復 12# habitrailspace

That won't happen !

somewhereintime

Japan frees a Chinese fishing captain, whose arrest touched off a diplomatic storm, Japan's coast guard says.

---Breaking news on CNN

somewhereintime

日方決定釋放被扣中國船長
【13:42】2010年09月24日
【on.cc專訊】 據日本共同社消息，日本那霸地方檢察院今日決定釋放被扣中國漁船船長詹其雄。