Russia-China ties at highest level in history – Putin

Russia and China have actively advocated establishing a new security and sustainable development architecture in the Asia-Pacific. It should be based on the principles of equality, respect for international law, indivisibility of security, non-use of force or threat of force. Today this task is becoming increasingly important.

Russia-China ties at highest level in history – Putin

It appears that two warmongering countries are becoming strong allies...

Given the recent conflicts between China/Vietnam and Russia/Ukraine, I guess I shouldn't be surprised....

I love the part about, "non-use of force." That one is a real knee-slapper.

a reply to: BattleStarGal
Respect for international law??

Is there more than one Putin or something?

We can put this one in "laughable" straight away!

I can't see that much bad in the Russian and Chinese governments. I am American and don't think our government is that bad either. Sure, they all seem to have some particular problems, but we have to respect the rights of these other countries unless they jeopardise our rights.

Just because I am American doesn't mean I have to hate communism.

a reply to: rickymouse

I can't see that much bad in the Russian and Chinese governments. I am American and don't think our government is that bad either. - See more at: www.abovetopsecret.com...

They aren't bad, just what they do is.

Gee color me shocked, Two Communist countries that are allies. This article is proof that people can make a ton of cash writing stores about things that are totally obvious.

China and Russia have had a plan for quite some time now. It is only us stupid Westerners that do not see the long game that has been playing out over the last 20 years.

originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul

Respect for international law??

Actually, strictly speaking, China and Russia can form their own international Law.

We can put this one in "laughable" straight away!

I put America, Europe, and Israel in the "laughable," or did I file them in the "pitiful"? Or maybe both...

a reply to: BattleStarGal

China a warmongering country? Really?

We know what Putin says.
What does China say?

originally posted by: rickymouse
I can't see that much bad in the Russian and Chinese governments. I am American and don't think our government is that bad either. Sure, they all seem to have some particular problems, but we have to respect the rights of these other countries unless they jeopardise our rights.

Just because I am American doesn't mean I have to hate communism.

It's fecking hilarious both those two first posts. That's what dogma does to you.

originally posted by: Phage
We know what Putin says.
What does China say?

china says that Russia is being a bad boy!

originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul

originally posted by: Phage
We know what Putin says.
What does China say?

china says that Russia is being a bad boy!

Not really, Ukraine's sovereignty, for instance is not in question. Anyway all the big guys are in China at the moment on and off. Being a musician, I'd love to hear the national anthems being played, Iran's might be Hava Nagila for instance!

a reply to: smurfy
and Ukraine's territorial integrity?? It got a mention too......

a reply to: Aloysius the Gaul

International law?

Start with the UN charter, if you want to talk about international law.
How about the Kellogg-Briand pact?

Laughable. Lol. That is a good one. Care to show us your armed conflict stats from 1946 to 2011? Let us compare military budgets too.

a reply to: Phage

mobile.bloomberg.com...

"We like your gas Russia."

Yes respect for international law. China is all about that.

www.theguardian.com...

a reply to: Not Authorized
Was some of that suppose to show that Putin has some respect for international law?? Can you cut to which part??

originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul
a reply to: BattleStarGal
Respect for international law??

Is there more than one Putin or something?

We can put this one in "laughable" straight away!

If the US is the measure of ''respecting international law'' then Russia clearly is.

Russia is not doing anything the US hasn't done in the last 20yrs.

originally posted by: Agit8dChop

originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul

a reply to: BattleStarGal

Respect for international law??



Is there more than one Putin or something?



We can put this one in "laughable" straight away!

If the US is the measure of ''respecting international law'' then Russia clearly is.



Russia is not doing anything the US hasn't done in the last 20yrs.

When did the US invade it's neighbor and Annex it in the past 20 years?

originally posted by: Phage
We know what Putin says.
What does China say?

Exactly, since RT is govt controlled, is there any credence that can be granted?

a reply to: Chamberf=6

Um...wait .China, govt., media...

I may have been chasing my tail with above post.