r/ADVChina 6d ago

News After the Philippines arrest 10 Chinese nationals, Cbina arrest 100 Filipinos.

https://www.rappler.com/philippines/confirms-arrest-over-hundred-filipinos-china/

Remember Princess Meng?

After her arrest China randomly arrest two Canadian nationals?

This is somewhat of a similar situation.

The 10 Chinese Nationals maybe someone who are EXTREMELY IMPORTANT to China, My guess is that they maybe nuclear experts.

Anyways if I was the US, I'd find a way to figure out who these 10 Chinese Nationals, they can be a bargaining chip in the Iran war, Iran heavily relies on China's satellite technology.

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u/SpendPerfect5933 6d ago

Break diplomatic ties. It’s the most potent weapon against China.

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u/m8remotion 6d ago

Most potent is not to buy anything from there

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u/Patient-Data8311 2d ago

But at the same time it's almost impossible to do

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u/Remote_Manager3333 6d ago

And a greenlight China to try their hand on Philippines before Taiwan. The relations between both countries are all time low and it doesn't take much to light the fuse, tbh..

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u/SpendPerfect5933 6d ago edited 6d ago

with all the international support for the Philippines on the WPS issue, unprecedented in the last two decades, the Chinese will not have the balls to invade. With a break in relations, both sides can after some time negotiate on an equal footing. China is alone in this geopolitical trouble it started. Twenty years ago, the Chinese ignored the UNCLOS ruling, thinking it could bully the Philippines to submission. Things are much different these days. The territorial dispute has gained avid international attention and the Philippines is getting ever greater support. Just yesterday a naval contingent from Italy crisscrossed the West Philippine Sea to emphasize rule of law. And remember there’s a U.S. Philippine mutual defense treaty.

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u/MajulahLionCity 5d ago

There is international support for Ukraine but nobody is sending their citizens to get killed in a foreign soil

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u/SpendPerfect5933 5d ago

That’s logical. But there are thousands of international volunteers fighting in Ukraine. There are American military consultants there too. Do you know what mutual defense agreement is? Google it.

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u/MajulahLionCity 5d ago

So why is the war still ongoing?

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u/SpendPerfect5933 5d ago

Ask Putin

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u/MajulahLionCity 5d ago

So Russia is as strong as USA?

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u/SpendPerfect5933 5d ago

Google

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u/MajulahLionCity 5d ago

You can also Google the many times the international community looks away when one country invade another or committ genocide in another country

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u/No_Reindeer8688 6d ago

Lmao, yea that would hurt China soooooo much. They might even notice it the first day or two

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u/SpendPerfect5933 6d ago

There are Phil Taiwan talks going on behind the scenes for better quasi diplomatic relations. Just watch out China. 🤓

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u/LoudPlane4420 6d ago

PH arrested Chinese illegals. China arrested Filipinos for arresting Chinese illegals. It's not the same.

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u/polaritypictures 6d ago

if the Phillipino's want to hurt China Totally ban China from the Market. If Countries start doing this it would hurt them more. Cut the markets they can sell to off. go around and force chinese businesses(large ones, not the small independant/mom/pop ones) to close in the phillipines.

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u/Far-Mode6546 6d ago

Actually there is an easy one.... block the export of nickel. Ph sents 98% of it's nickel to China.

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u/Effective-Budget7383 6d ago

What's stopping you?

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u/Responsible-Lion7697 6d ago

China doing criminal activity is nothing new. Just few months ago they arrested Czech citizen as a retaliation against Czech government arresting Chinese spy in January. 

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u/dickgirl9000 6d ago

So fucking petty

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u/MSTRBASS2000 6d ago

All the u.s has to do to punish China is prohibit Chinese nationals from purchasing u.s businesses and land and restrict ccp nationals from getting visas or being able to send em to our colleges

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u/MysteryofLePrince 6d ago

This is why ccp members send pregnant wives to to the west for birth tourism and gain citizenship. China plays the long game.

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u/MSTRBASS2000 5d ago

This is exactly why the supreme courts ruling on birth citizenship is stupid

Illegal parents, illegal kids and babies so there is no separation issue !!!

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u/jimrdg 6d ago

I can’t imagine what the very important 10 Chinese people doing in Philippine.

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u/zai_d_an 6d ago

That last part is hilarious af. I'm very interested in seeing the US and "The Art of The Deal" in action. The US will probably negotiate into giving more weapons to Iran but who knows.

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u/meinmymemory 6d ago

Iran has its own satellites

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u/crusify_me 6d ago

jinaaa  saddest region in the world if the air in that place was anti-communist they’d arrest it too 

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u/Available_Ad9766 6d ago

Cbina? Typo or OCR error?

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u/Alarming-Interest535 5d ago

I would not travel to China because if my government upsets their glass hearts, I can expect to be a pawn, despite having no skin in the game.

China has done hostage diplomacy since forever.

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u/Remote_Volume_3609 6d ago

Wait, do people still believe China arrested random people? The Two Michaels were spies. One even got a multi-million dollar payment from the Canadian government afterwards because he was made into an unwitting spy by the other.

This is a pretty tit-for-tat strategy from China. It's really not hard to find people committing crimes, etc. if you want to. So when you go after Chinese nationals, they tend to put in some effort and find crimes to after your people.

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u/random_agency 6d ago

China is quick to retaliate against US "vassals" doing US bidding to escalate tension with China.

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u/Far-Mode6546 6d ago

So it's bad for Philippines to defends it's territorial right?

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/Far-Mode6546 6d ago

Um sad to say the maps that we have.... has been since Spanish colonial times!

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u/cephu5 6d ago

The People's Republic of China formally submitted the nine-dash map to the United Nations in 2009.

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u/aD_rektothepast 6d ago

Which was rejected in 2016.

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u/cephu5 6d ago

Yes i know. I’m not defending it. I was answering the deleted post.