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Australia is totally freaking out with the POSSIBILITY of a Chinese navy base in the Solomon Islands which is "just" 2000km from Australia. Meanwhile, the US has nearly 200 military bases in Japan & South Korea, which are "more than" 300km from China. Nearly half of US overseas pic.twitter.com/PDYJ9fhI0x
— Chengxin Pan (@ChengxinPan) April 24, 2022
Now – wait wait wait wait wait.
I thought any country was allowed to build a military base on any other country’s borders, as long as the country they were building the military base in was paid off?
Isn’t this our values and who we are?
Aren’t we literally fighting a war in the Ukraine for these value of who we are in a democracy?
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a Chinese military base in the Solomon Islands would be a “red line” for his government, while fellow US-ally Japan became the latest to dispatch an envoy to the country over the issue.
Morrison is attempting to deflect criticism he did not move quickly enough to avoid a security agreement between Honiara and Beijing. Speaking at a press conference on Sunday in Darwin, Morrison said his determination to avoid a naval base in the Solomon Islands was shared not just by the US, but by the Pacific nation’s prime minister, Manasseh Sogavare.
Morrison said Sogavare had assured him personally there would be no military base in the Solomons. “This is a shared concern, not just Australia. This is Australia with regional governments,” he said.
On Friday, a delegation led by President Joe Biden’s East Asia tsar Kurt Campbell visited the country to have a “substantial discussion” with Sogavare about the pact. The prime minister on Monday said in doing so, Washington had “revitalised relations” with the Solomon Islands and he welcomed, once again, a US decision to re-establish its embassy.
“Contrary to misinformation promoted by antigovernment critics, the Solomon Islands-China Security Co-operation is not about China establishing a military base in Solomon Islands, but is about supporting the state to address its internal hard and soft security threats,” Sogavare said in a statement.
Building military bases near other people’s countries is either our values or it’s not our values. If it’s not our values of a democracy, then it seems to me that we should end the war in the Ukraine and apologize to Russia.
Isn’t this all about a “rules based order”?
I remember hearing about that – “rules based order is our values in a democracy because a democracy is who we are in our values.”
The Solomon Islands are over a thousand miles from Australia, whereas the Ukraine literally borders Russia.
The US/NATO/NWO/ZOG alliance has argued that because they held a color revolution in the Ukraine, they can build military bases there on Russia’s border – including installing nukes if they want to.
But China can’t build a port a thousand miles off the Australian coast? In a country that they did not overthrow in a color revolution?
Does China first need to violently overthrow the government of the Solomon Islands before they have a right to station their military there?
What exactly are the rules here?
I’m just trying to clear up what appears to be a very extreme misunderstanding, because we are currently involved in a war in the Ukraine over this exact issue.
Now we’re talking about doing a war for the reverse reason?
Ukraine potentially joining NATO is considered an act of heroism while the Solomon Islands agreeing to a security pact with China has the Western media openly calling for regime change.
Classic case of rules for thee, but not for me. pic.twitter.com/UtFqTsH72E
— Danny Haiphong (@SpiritofHo) April 25, 2022
Countries can support their own interests. But these claims of rules and values are stupid and just an absurd lie.
The West is run by rats and snakes who don’t even care about the interests of their own people, and are obsessed with world domination.
It’s vile and gay.
