America finally disinvites China to RIMPAC. Fucking commies, never should have been there in the first place...

>CNN

This.

Noone cares and if the US is angry with something, it just means that we have done well and should double down on it.

That CIA nigger meme is true. They glow in the dark, just as the US is glowing in anger when the good guys are winning.

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>one

>one

You aren't fooling anyone Chang.

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>That CIA nigger meme is true. They glow in the dark, just as the US is glowing in anger when the good guys are winning.
>just as the US is glowing in anger when the good guys are winning.
Fucking this.

Impressive!

>Fucking commies, never should have been there in the first place.
Why were they invited in the first place?

Literally. Fucking. Why?????????????????

I was there in 2016, China surprised a lot of people when they came with 5 ships, one was even a hospital ship.

youtube.com/watch?v=x-5gE_03bT0

Hong Kong report about China's 052C DDG during RIMPAC 2016

AYYYY LMAO

youtube.com/watch?v=FrZRIW87eWI

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War soon? I want to kill a commie.

this regardless of informal or formal china always send their spy ships there lol

money.cnn.com/2018/05/23/technology/pacific-newsletter/index.html

Basically, the US is now butthurt that their earlier plan to crash China didnt work because Wall Street didnt want to suffer the losses that would also have been incurred to them.

>PACIFIC • Steve Bannon just called. He says 'the Wall Street clique' fumbled ZTE

It was never about Islands and shit like that.

>• "Last year, Trump came up with a three-prong attack that literally blows China out of the water: Essentially a quarter of a trillion dollars in tariffs, implementation of 301 sanctions and action against ZTE."

>• "When the US team delivered their Chinese counterparts a 56-page detailed report on what America was prepared to do and why, it hit like a bomb. They never thought we'd think of these measures, or that a president would think to use them."

>• "Then the Wall Street clique, including my dear friend Steve Mnuchin, totally panicked and muddied the waters, limiting it to tariffs on agricultural products and natural resources. He snatched defeat from the jaws of victory -- a historic win that president Trump has been thinking about for 25 years."

>• "The action against ZTE and its component supply chain shows you why China's 'Made in China 2025' initiative" -- which would make China the leader in chip design, artificial intelligence and robotics -- "is so urgent for them. They understand their weakness, how inextricably linked they are to the West."

>• "The Chinese always want conferences and 'strategic and economic dialogue,' it's always 'strategic and economic dialogue.' They're used to just tap, tap, tapping us along, and historically administrations have fallen for it. Meanwhile they continue to rise, we continue to get weaker, and we talk."

>• "Xi Jinping's economic adviser Liu He is as smart as they come."

>The Big Picture: Bannon is out of the White House, but he still represents its original 'America First' vision, which may well end up guiding it on some of these issues. Many in Silicon Valley, Wall Street and Washington will disagree with his aggressive proposals, but those we've spoken with share his concern over China's technological rise and the threat to US dominance.

LMAO

Capitalists truly are buying the ropes to hang them with

totally fails to mention that the entire bbras infrastructure of usa is based on zte routers...

thats why they are going to revert their stupid decision against zte

Last century it was the Japanese, this century it'll be the Chinese.

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>crash China
What a bunch of idiots. China is the second largest economy, you can't just crash it like that.

never mind that
china hold the biggest murica bonds share
imagine what will happen if china decide to even HINT that they want to liquify them

then what muricans? gonna pretend that you can actually follow through or china gonna start confiscating american propierties around the world?

China is 10x Japan, imagine not 5 Japanese carriers but 50 Chinese ones at Pearl Harbor.

lay off the big macs, soi boi, and you might be able to keep up.

just wait for magafags to pop up with and screech at you. then you will know murices fury.

Post freedom fleets.

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Keep this chinkposting up and I swear to god I'll start a sparrow farm on the Mongolian border and Mao the fuck out of you little bastards.

>china gonna start confiscating american propierties around the world
Now that would be hilarious. Wonder if it would be legal though.

Why did Russia stop coming?
Those joint exercises are one of the best Jow Forums things ever.

Whole RIMPAC should be cancelled, its a waste of money. There aren't any navies in the region at the level capable of interoperating with the USN except for the JSDF, Australians and the Royal Malaysian Navy

remember when various "hedge funds" directly tied with the american goverment almost confiscated a argentinian historic battleship?
imagine what china will do

>see interesting thread about RIMPAC
>it immediately devolved into chink shilling and shitposts
Jow Forums is dead, you faggot killed it.

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>interesting

post already started with a shitpost about china

For those using 4chanx, which option is it in the settings to have the thread watcher only turn red when you directly quoted instead of any reply in the thread if you're the creator?

>china hold the biggest murica bonds share
lol no

with the way these uppity fucking yellow bug people have been acting, any shitpost about the eternal hink is well deserved

>remember when various "hedge funds" directly tied with the american goverment almost confiscated a argentinian historic battleship?
I don't, do you have a link?

No, the largest portion of us debt by far is owed to us citizens. China is somewhere in the order of 14 percent

>that nigga in the helicopter staring at the camera.

Forgot pic

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>There aren't any navies in the region at the level capable of interoperating with the USN except for the JSDF, Australians and the Royal Malaysian Navy

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Just because there's a "federal" in federal reserve does not mean it's US citizens or that it has anything to do with the US government.

He probably meant governed by a single unified entity.

Trump lives in the 80s perpetually and thinks that what works against Japan (an occupied nation) works against China too (a nation that hosts no US troops and which has a government that wasnt installed by the US).

Historically, naval exercises involved even potential enemies.

The Empire of Japan participated in Pacific Naval Exercises mere decades before WWII.

Spot on.

1.18 trillion dollars as of april 2018
that is like 4% of china's gdp

then its japan with almost 1 trillion

remember what happened when s.a tried to do a similiar thing? dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3543702/Saudi-Arabia-threatens-pull-750-billion-U-S-assets-Congress-passes-bill-making-government-liable-9-11-related-lawsuits.html

ft.com/content/edb12a4e-0d92-11e2-97a1-00144feabdc0

Wtf was the point of inviting them to militaru exercises in the first place? If we're practicing a war in the pacifix alongside China, who the fuck are we supposed to be practicing to fight? Why do we waste time pretending that China is not the final boss fight of human history?

Let me be blatantly honest, Rimpac is NATO without a treaty from its inception. It is a demonstration of USN domination of the Pacific Ocean. The invitation of non compliant countries is pure political maneuver to say "I am not picking on you, are we good?". The natural response from the invitee is of course "Sure, we are good, I did not think you were picking on me." The invitation could not have been sincere because true sincerity means no rimpac in the first place. The acceptance of the invitation is just "don't slap the smiling face politeness". Neither sides want to be seen as confrontational. Removing this political layer, what is left is military drill of allies. A drill always has a target, nobody is playing an expensive game with guns and missiles.

The conclusion is, neither did US want China in the party, nor was China eager in joining the party. Nothing worth to be excited about.