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Showing posts with label Spratlys Dispute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spratlys Dispute. Show all posts

Friday, January 1, 2016

2016 Philippine Predictions: War and Peace & Order

by: Psychic Gurmeet


Below are the predictions on Philippines peace and order for 2016.  These are taken from the original post Philippines: Clairvoyant's View into the Future, published last April.  Happy New Year and May Peace and Order be With us All!
As I was looking at Philippines’s future I could see big fires and a group of massive sized eagles flying from two sides. The fire is extinguished and later the eagles disappeared, followed by a shower of beautiful flowers. A new breed is born - very powerful and strong.
A big troublemaker will be caught, and peace will be restored soon. High reward will be paid to Philippines for a single troublemaker who looks like a devil and has the power to unleash hell. The troublemaker caught and punished, fear will be gone for long, spirituality will be high in men and women. All religions become closer after a time of disturbance, there is peace and harmony. With this unification, economy rises, people flourish and become more spiritual.

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Saturday, March 21, 2015

China vs The Philippines @ The Spratly Islands Dispute (Spratlys)

by: Psychic August


In the next few years, the Philippines' claim to the Spratlys group of islands, which lies just approximately 14 km offshore from Palawan, will be visibly disregarded by the Chinese communist government as the latter strengthens it's hold upon the area by completing its recent military installations and adding more structures like ports, factories, and small settlements in the islands.

This has, in part, happened because while the Spratlys sit within the Philippines' territorial waters, they have been taken for granted by the Philippine government.  The Philippines is waking up to the rude reality that other more powerfully armed countries like China can easily lay claim to the chain of islands with it's vastly rich natural resources.


And this is what is currently happening - the Philippine influence in the area is gradually eroding as China slowly but firmly consolidates it's hold over the area.  It's current diplomatic approach through the UN is proving to be too slow, and ineffective in curbing the 'take over' style of China.  This is a blunt warning that more direct and immediate action should be taken by the Philippine government. 



In the very near future,  the Philippine government will still resort to diplomatic efforts in responding to this encroachment by the Chinese government, as the former makes its diplomatic call louder by bringing it's case across more countries as possible, thus creating international pressure upon China to halt its usurpation of the Spratlys.  In addition to this, the Philippine government will also build up and modernize its armed forces (AFP) to be able to respond to this threat.

The AFP will be prepared, and skirmishes will occur with the chinese armed forces occupying the Spratlys, though much of it will be kept away from public knowledge.  However, bits of these clashes will leak out every now and then to the media and Filipino public.  Apparent in all of these skirmishes is the subtle support of the US military to the AFP.  This starts in the remaining duration of the current administration and continues into the next


These 'secret wars' between the Chinese armed forces occupying the Spratlys and the US-supported AFP, and with other allies like Vietnam who also keeps a claim to the islands, will continue.  Visible diplomatic efforts exerted by all countries concerned for international arbitration on the Spratlys situation, will flourish in the next 4 - 5 years, until the islands are legally divided among all countries laying claim to it.

A foreign woman lawmaker, well known in the international community, will put efforts in helping the Philippine government bolster it's case concerning the spratlys to the international community.

Reading Date:  March 18, 2015