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2007-11-25 China-Japan-Koreas
Chinese troops arrive in Darfur to enforce UN Resolution 1769
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Posted by gromky 2007-11-25 00:00|| || Front Page|| [1 views ]  Top
 File under: Govt of Sudan 

#1 The 135 Chinese peacekeepers, upon arrival in South Darfur

More must be sent immediately! Two, maybe 3 hundred thousand more.... long term, 40-50 years.
Posted by Besoeker 2007-11-25 01:02||   2007-11-25 01:02|| Front Page Top

#2 Ima waitin' to see if a Chinese commandant comes unglued when he gets his own taste of a "Blackhawk Down". It would almost be amusing to watch the some communists go totally Mongol on the Sudanese riffraff.
Posted by Zenster">Zenster  2007-11-25 01:11||   2007-11-25 01:11|| Front Page Top

#3 This seems like too few, far too late.
When I read resolution 1769, I thought it was passed in 1769. No matter, the dead will not complain for very long.
Posted by wxjames 2007-11-25 01:22||   2007-11-25 01:22|| Front Page Top

#4 Super powers -ALSO- need to send a quick 25 mil (per month) to the UN... (blank check is preferred.)
Posted by MB 2007-11-25 04:57||   2007-11-25 04:57|| Front Page Top

#5 If they are engineering units they are probably not doing a whole lot of peacekeeping. More likely helping find oil reserves, something that helps the Sudanese dictatorship and the Chinese government.
Posted by rjschwarz 2007-11-25 09:42||   2007-11-25 09:42|| Front Page Top

#6 Kinda like the fox watching the hen house, based on China's status as Sudan's armorer and major investor.
Posted by Zhang Fei 2007-11-25 12:26|| http://timurileng.blogspot.com]">[http://timurileng.blogspot.com]  2007-11-25 12:26|| Front Page Top

#7 If they are engineering units they are probably not doing a whole lot of peacekeeping.

I seem to recall some Chinese engineers that didn't have it too peaceful in Pakistan. Never underestimate the ability of Muslim populations to express ingratitude. It's almost like they have a genetic predisposition for it.
Posted by Zenster">Zenster  2007-11-25 12:37||   2007-11-25 12:37|| Front Page Top

#8 Now, let's see.... this would be the same China reported here a year or two ago as loaning their cargo planes to the Gov't for use as make-shift bombers against Darfur villagers.... um hmmmmm
Posted by Whulet Speaking for Boskone7050 2007-11-25 13:26||   2007-11-25 13:26|| Front Page Top

#9 when I'm thinking Chinese Expeditionary Engineering Forces, I'm thinking it's all about the peace
Posted by Frank G">Frank G  2007-11-25 15:37||   2007-11-25 15:37|| Front Page Top

#10 Chinese protecting the islamic Sudanese government and their oil imports by preempting insertion of western forces.
Posted by ed 2007-11-25 15:56||   2007-11-25 15:56|| Front Page Top

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