The UK Signals That World War III Is Here
Dave Hoges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
Feb. 14,2018
North Korea does not sneeze without permission from China. Every North Korean provocation is the direct result Beijing’s master plan to unseat America as the dominant trading power in Asia. If the United States goes to war with North Korea, it will also go to war with China.
Good morning, welcome to World War III. It is one thing for two nations to enter into a dispute, however, when the allies get involved, conflict is certainly only a stone’s throw away.
The UK’s Line In the Sand
In a clear case of supoosting America’s position in maintaining freedom of the seas in international waters, the UK has decided to take very decisive action toward China within their own backyard.
From Press TV:
British Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson told The Australiannewspaper on Tuesday HMS Sutherland, a Type 23 frigate, will travel through the key trading lane after concluding a visit to Australia.
If Britain went ahead with its plan, it would become what is believed to be only the second country after the United States to assert what it calls freedom of navigation rights in waters, which China controls.
Beijing has, on different occasions, asserted its sovereignty over nearly all of the South China Sea, which serves as a crossing for more $ 5 trillion worth of maritime trade annually. The sea is also claimed in part by the Philippines, Brunei, Vietnam, Malaysia and Taiwan.
The US has accused China of implementing what it calls a land reclamation program in the South China Sea by building artificial islands in the disputed areas.
However, Beijing has maintained that Washington meddles in the regional issues and deliberately stirs up tensions in the contested waters…
China Has Three Main Goals
The Common Sense Show has covered China’s increasingly aggressive foreign policy positions like few others.However, even the MSM is picking up on the crisis unfolding in Asia.
Fox News released a report which clearly shows that China is militarizing artificially created Islands in the disputed are of the South China Sea. I wrote about this possibility in previous articles, last year, and concluded that what China is doing is illegal, under international law, and als0 constitutes an act of war.
Previous research indicates that Chinese foreign policy has three main goals at the present moment:
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