A mighty force to be reckon of

I'm back to myself again after a wild mood ride yesterday criticising an unknown person; but still, i''ve no regrets doing that. So back to normal blogging style, international relations.

China, a fearsome force to be reckon of or a trustworthy ally?

An article was published in the financial times online which stated the rising power of China in enforcing their military equipment. China is now building up its massive naval force located near to India's coastal region. India is pretty much worried with such action taken and by looking at the rate of the rising power of its neighbour (China) in the eyes of the world. Lets have a flashback of China's past motion to international recognition; remember when China managed to bid for the Olympic 2008 host ticket? It immediately imported most of the global supply of steels causing a sudden sharp-rise in steel prices due to shortages. The large amount was used to construct stadiums such as the infamous "The Bird Nest Stadium" and luxurious hotels as a preparation for the upcoming Olympic 2008. That action nearly caused the entire global economy to turn topsy-turvy, because many countries pressed the panic button causing a sudden strong flow of criticism towards China's sudden move. But what did China did was just buying in steels as raw material for further development and improving their living standards towards globalisation just like any other country would. The fact is China had once became a ruling empire that stretches its territories from the Northen Mongolia to the waters of Northern Vietnam.. Don't you think China would be dying to reach its former glory once again as an imperial dominator. Perhaps not under the leadership of an Emperor because the word imperial is often associated with royalty and China has no such status (emperorship) anymore, but the clueless search remains whether China would dire to fulfill its colossal ambitions. Under the rule of Chairman Mao, China was totally clossed to the open world and left isolated to pick up pieces of themselves after every civil war. Such harsh treatment by the former ruling communist regime, causes the living standars of modern day Chinese in mainland China to be far outwitted by other developed and developing countries. When Deng Xiao Ping opens up China to the world again, a sudden realisation of how backward they were under Maoism, causes many Chinese urging to be equitable with other superpowers, thus striking fears into many, fearing that such ambitious act would drive the wheels of tanks and firing artillery once more to the most awaited and constant prediction of World War Three (3). With China's recent acquisition of additional nuclear war submarines and even plans to double the amount of it had just added more sceptism on China's true ambition. Moreover, China's foreign ministers had warned Westerners to not simply launch any allegation or baseless accusation towards the Communist practicing capitalism country.

Lets make a define act of if. If China were to invade her neighbouring countries (India, Japan, Pakistan & etc.), thus catalysing World War Three (3), would we, likely to be refered as Malaysian-Chinese (considering we have not reach to a situation whereby we are refered to as Malaysians and not based on ethnicity) be spared of their massive manhunt spree? I'm not being a racist here for stating Malaysian-chinese, and not refering to myself as a Malaysian like every other hopefull Malaysian out there because this is just an "IF' scenario. Anyway, would they had spared us and allow us to joint back them as Chinese and let us be criticise as "pembelot" negara or do we fight here, standing firm for our own motherland just like everyone else who has a chance to proclaim or even utter the words "my country". Would China still acknowledges us as decendents of former Chinese migrants to Malaya? With the frequent proclaimation of China's foreign minister that China is just beefing up its security measures just like any other country worldwide. Is that statement trustworthy for us to consider? Or is China taking the same move as Hitler did to constuct Germany's formidable army that nearly conquered the entire European continent, by keeping a low profile at the beginning and finally giving a last blow to the world? Would it takes a second mistake to finally understand the true meaning of precaution? When China attacks, there is very slight chances for us to be really able to fight for freedom because China's internal population is one-quarter of the worlds 6 billion people as per 2008. Would the flag of China be lifted up infront of our houses? China's formidable army would definitely deal a massive and vicious blow to fully crush the Japanese, as we all know that the Japanese were gruesome towards the Chinese in the past and so the past will remain as a piece of history for every Chinese troop.

With the recent discovery by China's counte-part, India is also mobilizing its condition by further developing their weapons of arms. India had been constantly testing their firearms, such as ballistic missiles, nuclear submarines and etc. But still the military power of India is by far no match to China's formidable military art. It would take years of serious capital investments by India to outmatch China in a weapon arm race. Speaking of arm race, has Malaysia or would i say Mindef (Ministry of Defence) joint the game as well. It seems to me, Najib wishes too, by conducting purchases of sukhoi fighter jets and the "scorpene" French submarines at the cost of TAX-PAYERS CONTRIBUTION. Idiot, the sovereignty of our country should be protected by what, military actions? One bomb thats all it takes, one bloordy atom/nuclear bomb, GAMEOVER la. Population of Malaysia wiped out. Cheers and jeers everywhere.