U.S. Navy's top commander in Pacific concerned about South China Sea disputes
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Elbuda Mexicano
Easy solution!! First make a new HUGE navy base but down in Mindanao to keep the terrorists under control then that part of Asia will more peaceful,stable, happy with more badly needed $$$$!!!!
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yosun
Someone smells oil like sharks smell blood, from Iraq to South China sea this time~
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yosun
The US pays attention to wherever oil is there just like sharks pay attention to wherever blood is there.
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