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  rjd_jr at 07:31 AM JST - 11th June

  Big surprise. What, the Chi-comms are going to ask for more time and evidence before casting blame or judgement? Apparently only when it comes to matters Japan is hasty and quick judgement and accusation appropriate. As I said before only a few more days until we see the kids protesting Japanese "aggression" and war ambitions, and the burnings of the hino-maru.

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  Altria at 09:36 AM JST - 11th June

  I thought it was a Taiwanese boat?

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  Pivot at 11:10 AM JST - 11th June

  the blame came quickly not because of any evidence other than the fact that it occured in disputed territories. I suppose to the Chinese the issue is more about the presence of the coast guard in what the deem to be their waters. I think it's time they all headed down to the Hague.

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  capone at 12:47 PM JST - 11th June

  i thought it was a taiwanese boat as well

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  romulus3 at 02:58 PM JST - 11th June

  Capone, Taiwan and China....separated by Ocean only. Like Italia and my beloved Sicilia. If a boat from Malta moves into into Sicilian territory, Rome is gonna let fly. Same deal.

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  westurn at 01:46 PM JST - 12th June

  I love ther way the Chinese stick it to the Japanese in incidents like this and the gyoza scandal. If only the Americans had done the same in the Ehimemaru incident !

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  unscrejects at 08:29 PM JST - 12th June

  Know the law of the sea before you support the JCG. Unoccupied rocks can be claimed as EEZ - not as territory. Japan has failed to file a claim on the rocks anyway... The Chinese are only pointing out a fact. The JCG cannot go around ramming boats which by the way have free access to the waters around the rocks.

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  MisterM at 08:38 PM JST - 13th June

  China always think that she is the victim of Japan wherever is the reason.

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