Taiwan stresses claim to islands after reports of Japan, US drill

I always find it amusing how the pro-China netizens say that Taiwan is a part of China because the U.S. says so, but ignores the fact that the U.S. does NOT agree with China's claims on Diaoyutai and the Spratley Islands... hypocrisy anyone?

I'm wondering if anyone understands the great teacher ludahai_twn 2 letter "U.S." really means. Does his U.S. mean his own comment was U.S.A.= Useless Statement in Arguments?
Republic of China is Taiwan. Diaoyutai belongs to R.O.China.
Do you still remember one of the articles you wrote here in China Post that Taiwan should focus in Diaoyutai not in Splatly? Teacher ludahai_twn. Why do you always turn your own statement upside down? Perhaps one day you will say Texas and Arizona belong to Mexico or maybe tomorrow you will say Alaska belongs to the Russia.

I think you have a reading comprehension problem Carltanong. I did not say that I agree with Diaoyutai belonging to Japan. It legally belongs to Taiwan. I was just pointing out the CONTRADICTION here by the pro-China Netizens who note that the U.S. says (incorrectly) that Taiwan is a part of China as part of their argument that Taiwan is Chinese but ignore the fact that the U.S. says that Diaoyutai belong to Japan.

Please, learn to read. R.I.F. = Reading is Fundamental

We? Pray tell what entity was that spokesman talking for? That governing authority its protector allowed on Japanese Formosa on its behalf 65 years ago? That governing authority that makes a pretense of speaking on behalf of Taiwan abroad, while brainwashing the Formosans with a Chinese food-related moniker, Chuuka, like in Chuuka Ramen?

Methink said authority should connect itself with its protector and Japan and update itself on its legal status before putting its foot in its mouth in uttering "Taiwan's mine, the Sankakus are, too" again.

And don't you think that flag should be lowered if those who forced it on Japanese Formosa can not muster the cojones to raise it when a Chinese envoy sticks his nose in US-occupied Japanese Formosa internal affairs?

Strange how a Chinese official can say, "Who gives a damn about you!" when a Japanese official's accurate framing of that governing authority's rickety status on Formosa makes him personna non grata. Is not there a double standard and very un-Confucian lack of piety toward the motherland?

The fun elicited by watching unduly arrogant Chinese exiles prancing around US conquered Japanese Formosa has soured.

They have outlasted their stay.