DPM Prawit expressed admiration for China’s effort on South China Sea matter

 

   

BANGKOK (NNT) - Ahead of an unofficial ASEAN Defense Ministers Meeting today, Deputy Prime Minister, Gen Prawit Wongsuwon consulted with Gen Fenghe, the Chinese Defense Minister, and expressed his admiration for China’s support for ASEAN’s continued leading roles in the region and for Thailand’s theme of advancing partnerships for sustainability, to promote all aspects of sustainability and strategic connectivity between ASEAN’s development plans and China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

 

Gen Prawit lauded the joint effort by ASEAN and China to reach conclusions on the South China Sea Code of Conduct last July, which was designed to promote mutual trust and turn the South China Sea into a sea of peace, stability and sustainable development.

 

 

-- © Copyright NNT 2019-11-18

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Vile  little ....................insert the worst expletive you can think of

The Americans and the Pacific nations are going to love this NOT!

The brown nosing little turd.????

What a sycophantic lick spittle that gross little man is.

Prawit is the shining example of the state of Thai leadership

1 hour ago, Chazar said:

Vile  little ....................insert the worst expletive you can think of

Interfering American?

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Gen Prawit lauded the joint effort by ASEAN and China to reach conclusions on the South China Sea Code of Conduct last July, which was designed to promote mutual trust and turn the South China Sea into a sea of peace, stability and sustainable development

"promote mutual trust and turn the South China Sea into a sea of peace, stability"

What?

This is while the Chinese continue to create islands in the South China Sea and claim they own the whole area, intimidating all the neighbouring countries.

He knows how to get his bread buttered.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

turn the South China Sea into a sea of peace

That's a pretty strange way to promote "peace".

34 minutes ago, Traubert said:

Interfering American?

Perhaps your nationality as well? Makes as much sense.

It really seems that the more Thailand loses with Trump, the closer it gets to China.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

designed to promote mutual trust and turn the South China Sea into a sea of peace, stability and sustainable development.

For Chinese interests.

2 hours ago, Chazar said:

Vile  little ....................insert the worst expletive you can think of

"General"

2 hours ago, Chazar said:

Vile  little ....................insert the worst expletive you can think of

Kwai Kee?

Was he there to greet the Japanese when they arrived during WWII? 

 

"Right out of the same playbook"

No he was upcountry on a visit but was here the very next day.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Prawit lauded the joint effort by ASEAN and China to reach conclusions on the South China Sea Code of Conduct last July,

oh dear, Japan S Korea and Philippines will be really impressed with this

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Prawit lauded the joint effort by ASEAN and China to reach conclusions on the South China Sea Code of Conduct last July, which was designed to promote mutual trust and turn the South China Sea into a sea of peace, stability and sustainable development.

 

My guess is he is going to backtrack soon,'not what i meant to say,out of context'

You know, the usual stuff.

Fits in just right with the other piece of news,Thailand and China

agree to enhance more military.

At least there will be no shortage of Chinese speaking teachers.

3 hours ago, Traubert said:

Interfering American?

Says the high Baht apologist/defender.

I thought I had read and seen most all, but this article if true for what he said is an insult to even the intelligence for a person with a lobotomy.  

he is such a suck up, brown rings on his ankles for sure, China is the worst thing that has happened with their <deleted> about owning the south china sea, pity no one has the balls to actually retaliate and put them back in their place

Wonder how his bank account lo0oks now ??  Just saying 

 

8 hours ago, neeray said:

That's a pretty strange way to promote "peace".

I believe we have peace in our time ... Neville Chamberlain.

5 hours ago, seajae said:

he is such a suck up, brown rings on his ankles for sure, China is the worst thing that has happened with their <deleted> about owning the south china sea, pity no one has the balls to actually retaliate and put them back in their place

Yeah, well, I would not advise taking on China in a hot war. On the other hand, I would not advise turning a blind eye. I would like to see all nations using transport through the South China Sea blatantly ignore China’s unjustified unilateral claim. Collectively, all nation’s to continue sailing/flying under long established international law. I would say the same about Russia’s unilateral seizing of the Crimea, sovereign territory of the Ukraine.

What a bumsucker ????

Once China controls it ,,, then peace will return 5555

7 hours ago, Isaan sailor said:

Says the high Baht apologist/defender.

My only comment ever on the Baht was to say that the CNY was in the same boat that every other currency is. You have the wrong protagonist.

7 hours ago, seajae said:

he is such a suck up, brown rings on his ankles for sure, China is the worst thing that has happened with their <deleted> about owning the south china sea, pity no one has the balls to actually retaliate and put them back in their place

Have a dig about on the Internet and you might discover the the 'eleven-dash-line' was drawn up by RoC (as it was then) and still maintained when they ran away to Taiwan (as it is now) and they are equally adamant that it stands today. However, Taiwan being a nice cuddly democracy, and China not, the blame lies squarely in the mainland China court.

 

The original dispute goes back to the Sino/French war of the late 1800's when the French took Vietnam and declared it's seaboards overlapped China's. Further complications arose when the Japanese were booted out of China and it's islands post world war 2 and the seas were largely given to Taiwan. Phillipines joined in with their claims in the fifties and Malaysia and Brunei waded in later.

 

So as we stand today, there is an initiative to agree demarcation and code of conduct in the South China Sea between the nations involved, but for some reason, those who have no skin in the game keep yelling and bawling about 'China's bullying.' Quite frankly they should go boil their heads.

 

Oh and when you see Reuter's pet phrase 'through which $5.4tn in trade passes each year,' $4.8tn of that trade is China's, so why the flap if not only to stir the pot?