War Begins: Beijing closer to war with Philippine as tensions erupt in South China Sea

War Begins: Beijing closer to war with Philippine as tensions erupt in South China Sea.
After China moored the biggest coastguard ship in the world in waters belonging to the Philippines, tensions in the South China Sea continue to be at an all-time high. China has staked a claim to a significant portion of the South China Sea, while other countries in the region, such as the Philippines and Vietnam, have contested sovereignty over a number of adjacent territories. The conflict between the two sides occurred on June 17 over the contested Second Thomas Shoal, which resulted in the injury of some Filipino naval soldiers and the destruction of two military boats. Currently, the shoal that is located off the coast of the northern Philippines has become the most dangerous flashpoint in the area.
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[@leapdrive]

The size of the coast guard ship has no bearing on who owns the waters. The Philippines is building a more modern and more reliable military compared to China’s military. When the time comes, we will see who blinks first when a Philippine President becomes more confident making a challenge. The whole world will be for the Philippines except for China and a couple of rouge countries.
China sees the Spratly oil and gas which are worth tens of trillions of dollars their only way out of poverty, but unfortunately it is the Philippines who own it all. The whole world knows all of China’s lies of ownership are mere alibis to justify their greed. The ridiculous justification is simply a crude cover for their coercion.
As superpower alliances are made, the Philippine economy on the rise every year at a fast pace and its military procuring first rate platforms, equipment munitions and missiles, China can only sit and watch its wicked dreams vanishing before their eyes. In truth, they are at a lost of what to do next as they flaunt their puny paper tiger of coast guard ships waste large amounts of fuel on a daily basis as China continues to weaken while the Philippines grow in economic and military strength. 🎉

[@acecarolino101]

Late news. Chinese coast guard ships have backed down as of this moment. Who knows, they may be preparing.