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Comment number 2.
richieb
31st May 2014 - 9:27
Pot. kettle. black
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Comment number 4.
Bill
31st May 2014 - 9:27
"We firmly oppose any nation's use of intimidation, coercion, or the threat
of force "
Ha ha ha. Unless it's the USA, of course, which routinely does this all over
the world.
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Comment number 140.
Global Yawning
31st May 2014 - 10:37
Haha. Here we go.
China does a massive energy deal with Russia, threatening the very future of
the petrodollar then only weeks latter the yanks start spouting their usual
guff.
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Comment number 10.
Fishermans_Enemy
31st May 2014 - 9:36
Hmm China has 1 old ex soviet aircraft carrier, the USA has 10. The USA is
also increasing the Pacific presence. Not really sure is the destabilising
country to be honest...
I mean Iraq and Afghanistan are the last word in stability aren't they? So
let's judge them on their fine work...
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Comment number 49.
NorthernSceptic
31st May 2014 - 9:58
Whilst agreeing that the Chinese ambitions in the Pacific area is
provocative and excessive, I find it ironic that the US accuse anyone of
being a "destabilising influence", when the US has directly attempted (and
often succeeded) ot overthrow regimes it disliked in more than 70 nations
since 1945
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Blum/US_Interventions_WBlumZ.
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Comment number 6.
fractal
31st May 2014 - 9:30
We the USA oppose the use of intimidation, force or threat to assert a claim
on a foreign country or person.
Folks....this is not April 1st.
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Comment number 19.
Pete Powell
31st May 2014 - 9:42
The Us, once again, pretending to be the world's policeman, but, in fact, is
proving to be the world's best warmonger!
Just keep your own nose clean, Barak, and leave it out of the affairs of
other nations.
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Comment number 69.
MaddestMax
31st May 2014 - 10:06
`US says China 'destabilising' force`
Ha ha ha, thanks for that I needed a good laugh.
Yet more evidence that americans don't get irony.
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Comment number 20.
johnboy99
31st May 2014 - 9:43
"We firmly oppose any nation's use of intimidation, coercion, or the threat
of force to assert these claims,"
Apart from the USA of course, the World's leading hypocrites. Why don't they
keep their noses out of affairs that don't concern them.
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Comment number 149.
On the horns of a dilemma
31st May 2014 - 10:39
Must be very frustrating for the USA. If a smaller nation dared to upset
Uncle Sam, the US would invent a reason to invade them (WMD anyone?).
When Russia, China, Africa and South America start trading with each other
in currencies other than the US dollar, the US dollar will collapse, thanks
to USA trillions of Debt - can't wait!
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Comment number 15.
rayco
31st May 2014 - 9:39
Destabilization is being caused by the US "asian pivot". Having an utterly
failed foreign policy in the Middle East, the asian pivot was to be the
strategy to forget about Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria.
Trying to encircle China by installing military bases in 4 neighbouring
countries is US provocation. China is not Iraq or Afghanistan, it will not
bow to US intimidation.
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Comment number 134.
Me
31st May 2014 - 10:32
The US are getting flustered beacause China and Russia, along with Brazil
and India are cooperating and buildind a solid trading block, and are not
trading with the Dollar.
So the US wants to spoil the party, cause civil unrest and military
escalation follow and we all suffer.
Perhaps it is time for the US to be taken down a peg or two...
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Comment number 121.
Pricklyghost
31st May 2014 - 10:29
In actual fact with about the past hundred years of the US constantly
meddling & trying enforce their own will & ways on the rest of the world, so
they can profit from it regardless of the expense to others I think it
would be fair to say that the USA is & always has been the world's most
prolific & destructive destabilising country the world has ever seen in it's
entire history!!!..Hypocrites!!!
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Comment number 138.
Frowny Face
31st May 2014 - 10:36
says the world's largest destabilising force.
Another superpower would add balance. Its great for absolutely everyone
except the Americans.
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Comment number 119.
Critical_Thinker
31st May 2014 - 10:26
the land of hypocrisy strikes again....
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Comment number 160.
Synsei
31st May 2014 - 10:45
Mr Hagel said in his address on Saturday.
"We firmly oppose any nation's use of intimidation, coercion, or the threat
of force to assert these claims,"
Oh, the irony...
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Comment number 266.
Bill
31st May 2014 - 11:46
262.benkenta
"I am very concerned by the large number of pro-china comments made here.
They certainty do not represent the views of the majority of the population
in the west."
They represent the views of most here. That's democracy. And let's be fair -
there are more anti-USA than pro-China comments.
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Comment number 488.
bbc waste
31st May 2014 - 14:01
No one has destabilised world security more than George Bush Junior & Tony
Blair.
For 30+ years the US government allowed the IRA to raise funds IN THE USA
which went towards terrorist activities in the UK, killiing men women &
children.
As soon as 9/11 occurred it was declaration of war on anyone who raised an
objection to there plans with Blair running along like Donkey out of Shrek.
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Comment number 83.
Hoplite
31st May 2014 - 10:09
"Chuck Hagel said the US would "not look the other way" when nations ignored
international rules."
Ironic, considering US foreign policy is built around exactly that.
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Comment number 40.
Bill Walker
31st May 2014 - 9:54
Heigh Ho, back to the good old cold war days when two superpowers stood nose
to nose trading insults. The USA was able to impoverish the USSR by
matching military expenditure. Somehow I don't think that is going to work
this time. Sorry America, your infrastructure rebuilding is going to have to
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