MERGED: RP-China Territorial Dispute, Related Events and Updates

[jokosovo]

protest lang gud ta... kay kung d sad, maanad... basin palawan angkunon na, maabot ra ba sila ug poach dha...

[connect]

unya unsa naman ni? when man sila mo seize sa isla nga sakop sa atong nasud?

[ghostie2472]

Lisud but it's not impossible. I've studied this and the funny thing is, if you just have the time, you can actually save more if you don't buy china-made in some products. Take for example branded shoes. Most are china-made but there are those that are also made in vietnam that are cheaper and better.

The same goes with other commodities. The thing is, our businessmen sell china-made with prices as if they were germany-made. As consumers, as always, "buyer beware".

@darsmith13 & @gostie2472 - true but to the extent na ma afford lang nimo. If kailangan paliton coz need, palita.

True. At first mag lisud jud ta kay mag adjust pa ta tungod kay wala nay barato nga products but in the long run, once we get used to it (which is diha ta maayo) dili na dako nga issue ang ingon ni ana especially karon nga daghan na products karon gikan sa taiwan ug uban nasud ug affordable ug nindot ang quality.

unya unsa naman ni? when man sila mo seize sa isla nga sakop sa atong nasud?

Pending pa ni bro. Nag quality control check pa ang China sa ilang mga battleships ug equipment. Pang butangan pa sad nila ug ICC stickers, just in case.

[taga_ipil]

Mean while... on the other news... LOL


INFOGRAPHIC: Where nine senators placed their ‘pork’ in the 2014 budget | News | GMA News Online

[nzo]

...in the end, it doesn't even matter.

I had to fall, to lose it all.

But in the end, it doesn't even matter..



Unya, sure na jud ni? Final answer na ni sa China?

pwede sad cla ka call a friend! ahahaha

[Passport]

Chinese state media: Phl ships expelled from Ayungin Shoal | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com



kung basketball pa ni.. sobra pas technical foul

China confirmed that its coast guard vessels had driven away two Philippine ships from the disputed Ayungin Shoal, Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported.
According to the report, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said coast guard vessels patrolling the disputed area identified "two ships loaded with construction materials and carrying the flags of the Philippines."
The Philippine ships were reportedly approaching the shoal, known as the Ren'ai Reef to China, last Sunday.
Qin said the ships left the reef on Sunday afternoon after being warned by the Chinese vessels, the report added.
"China has indisputable sovereignty over the Nansha Islands and their adjacent waters including the Ren'ai Reef," Qin was quoted as saying in the Xinhua report.

[peewee_toot]

ka bully jud ana nila oi. sagdi lang, ila lang sa rn...

[cobraKing]

cge lng na ug buwa2x baba sa opaw wala jud action gihimo...strikan ug ka isa pra tagam dayon nang mga kwanggol na insik..

[hobie]

Ang tubag bitaw, No, it is not an act of war.

[kit_cebu]

what can pinas do?
respond with words?
or send that "newly acquired" battleship?
they respond a hundred-fold...
and then what?