The Quad Security Dialogue/Trilateral Security Pact against Chi-na

Zachowon

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Japan HATES China. HATE them, and the populace in South Korea are growing that way as well. Apperently Moon isn't as popular as I had thought.

China has growing issues in east asia. They are causing said issues. It will be a fun time
 

Arch Dornan

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Japan HATES China. HATE them, and the populace in South Korea are growing that way as well. Apperently Moon isn't as popular as I had thought.

China has growing issues in east asia. They are causing said issues. It will be a fun time
Did it have to do with Moon's policies that protests were held for despite the kung flu lockdown?
 

ATP

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Japan HATES China. HATE them, and the populace in South Korea are growing that way as well. Apperently Moon isn't as popular as I had thought.

China has growing issues in east asia. They are causing said issues. It will be a fun time

I dunno about Asia,but i read few book about current Africa.Apparently elites there are friendly with China and made a lot of business with them,but most common people hate their guts and would massacre them if they could.
Not that it matter,since there is no democracy there.
 

Husky_Khan

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So now in addition to the Quad Security Dialogue of the United States, Australia, Japan and India, we now have the August Security Pact where three powers, Great Britain, Australia and the United States will be cooperating in the region, specifically against Chi-na (as I recently discovered in another thread).


Unlike say the Five Eyes Agreements which is focused on intelligence, this is focused on military capability and most notably as discussed already, the Australian's scrapping their $70 billion dollar agreement for a dozen French conventional submarines and instead getting a (nuclear) technological transfer from the US and/or UK to help them construct their own nuclear submarines. This is the first time that America has shared in nuclear military technology with another country in over fifty years, the last time apparently being in 1958 when they helped Britain start their nuclear submarine program.
 

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