Why SG Govt so silent on 7oth Anniversary of WW2?

[Sinkie]

secret group at work again.
don't rock the boat , we are planning to get china to fire the first shot.
why sillypoore also so silent on MH370 ?
communication between airplane and ground depends on satellite.
and log captures the location when comm takes place.
u know or not ? which satellite is used , who owned it .
why engineer in that company was told no to get involve.

What you saying?

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[Sideswipe]

That is a work in progress......Mao is dead but his party is still around....and getting stronger each day and lifted 300 millions of Chinese out of poverty, so amends are made in a way.

The reason why so many Chinese forefathers in SG are here is precisely because of the poverty caused by wrong policies by Mao....but it is because of the communist party that prevented the traitor KMT from colluding with the Nihonese bastards to take over China. That is why the KMT failed in its collusion with the Nihonese......or else now China will be Nihon and more women will be raped by these bastards.

Look, Taiwan is a vassal colony of Nihon back then, as usual, the Hokkiens are basically traitors and cowards that pivots on who is stronger then.

Just look at the Hokkiens in SG.........a bunch of uncouth traitors and cowards who would sell their country off to FTs and these Hokkiens keep quiet, just because some idiotic moronic fuckers speak Hokkien to them and they are happy oredi. What a bunch of cowards and traitors this dialect group is.

you should relearn your history. the KMT or the Nationalist forces fought 22 major engagements, 1117 big battles, and 38931 other battles against the Japanese invaders in the Second Sino-Japanese War. in contrast, the Mao Zedong Communist forces despicably evaded the Japanese invaders for 8 long years and rarely fought a good battle.

if there was no Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek then, you would be speaking the Japanese language and a miserable slave in your own land under Japanese rule today.

 

[Sinkie]

you should relearn your history. the KMT or the Nationalist forces fought 22 major engagements, 1117 big battles, and 38931 other battles against the Japanese invaders in the Second Sino-Japanese War. in contrast, the Mao Zedong Communist forces despicably evaded the Japanese invaders for 8 long years and rarely fought a good battle.

if there was no Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek then, you would be speaking the Japanese language and a miserable slave in your own land under Japanese rule today.

http://www.funfront.net/hist/china/china1928-37c.htm
[h=3]THE SIAN INCIDENT AND THE SECOND KMT-CCP UNITED FRONT, 1936[/h][h=4]A. Course[/h]

1. In 1936, after the Communists had retreated to Northern Shensi, Chiang Kai-shek decided to carry out the 6th, and the last, extermination campaign against them. He sent the KMT's Northeastern Army under Chang Hsueh-liang, son of Chang Tso*lin, on the mission. In doing so, Chiang Kai-shek expected that two purposes would be served at the same time:
   • on the one hand, the Communists, already greatly weakened after the Long March, would be totally destroyed by Chang Hsueh-liang;
   • on the other hand, the military power of Chang Hsueh-liang would be greatly reduced after fighting with the CCP.
2. Chang Hsueh-liang was very anti-Japanese in attitude. This explained why he had responded favourably to the CCP's call for a united front against Japan. Thus when Chiang Kai-shek told him to fight against the Communists instead of the Japanese, Chang Hsueh- liang simply did not obey, saying that "Chinese do not fight Chinese". The Northeastern Army even traded with the Communists.
3. To direct the extermination campaign himself, Chiang Kai-shek personally went to the headquarters of the Northeastern Army in Sian. He was there, however, arrested by Chang Hsueh-liang.
4. Then Chou En-lai, representing the CCP, came over to Sian. He advised Chang Hsueh-liang to release Chiang Kai-shek if Chiang agreed to end the civil war and form a united front. The Communists realised that only Chiang could throw all the KMT forces into an all-out war with Japan. In the end, Chiang Kai-shek agreed to the deal and he was then set free.
5. In the negotiations between the KMT and the CCP from 1936 to 1937, the following agreements were reached:
   • The KMT agreed to cancel the official ban on the CCP.
   • The CCP's right to govern the Yenan areas, which were renamed the Border District Administration, was recognized.
   • The Communist Red Army, which was renamed the Eighth Route Army, was in theory included in the KMT's national troops. In practice, of course, it was still owned and controlled by the CCP alone as before.
   • The KMT promised to introduce democratic reforms based on Sun Yatsen'sThree Principles of the People, and the CCP agreed to give up armed uprisings and land confiscation in the countryside. [Go Top]

 

[Sideswipe]

http://www.funfront.net/hist/china/china1928-37c.htm
[h=3]THE SIAN INCIDENT AND THE SECOND KMT-CCP UNITED FRONT, 1936[/h][h=4]A. Course[/h]

1. In 1936, after the Communists had retreated to Northern Shensi, Chiang Kai-shek decided to carry out the 6th, and the last, extermination campaign against them. He sent the KMT's Northeastern Army under Chang Hsueh-liang, son of Chang Tso*lin, on the mission. In doing so, Chiang Kai-shek expected that two purposes would be served at the same time:
   • on the one hand, the Communists, already greatly weakened after the Long March, would be totally destroyed by Chang Hsueh-liang;
   • on the other hand, the military power of Chang Hsueh-liang would be greatly reduced after fighting with the CCP.
2. Chang Hsueh-liang was very anti-Japanese in attitude. This explained why he had responded favourably to the CCP's call for a united front against Japan. Thus when Chiang Kai-shek told him to fight against the Communists instead of the Japanese, Chang Hsueh- liang simply did not obey, saying that "Chinese do not fight Chinese". The Northeastern Army even traded with the Communists.
3. To direct the extermination campaign himself, Chiang Kai-shek personally went to the headquarters of the Northeastern Army in Sian. He was there, however, arrested by Chang Hsueh-liang.
4. Then Chou En-lai, representing the CCP, came over to Sian. He advised Chang Hsueh-liang to release Chiang Kai-shek if Chiang agreed to end the civil war and form a united front. The Communists realised that only Chiang could throw all the KMT forces into an all-out war with Japan. In the end, Chiang Kai-shek agreed to the deal and he was then set free.
5. In the negotiations between the KMT and the CCP from 1936 to 1937, the following agreements were reached:
   • The KMT agreed to cancel the official ban on the CCP.
   • The CCP's right to govern the Yenan areas, which were renamed the Border District Administration, was recognized.
   • The Communist Red Army, which was renamed the Eighth Route Army, was in theory included in the KMT's national troops. In practice, of course, it was still owned and controlled by the CCP alone as before.
   • The KMT promised to introduce democratic reforms based on Sun Yatsen'sThree Principles of the People, and the CCP agreed to give up armed uprisings and land confiscation in the countryside. [Go Top]

the Chinese Communists' true intentions on forming a unified front with the KMT was just to relieve the KMT's military pressure on them. prior to the Xi'an incident, the Communist forces were doomed in Northern Shensi with less than 50K troops. the KMT had deployed over 600K troops to join Zhang Xueliang's army for the final annihilation of Mao's bandits.

if the KMT had annihilated the Communists then, there will be no Communist's sabotage of the KMT's war efforts against the Japanese, and the KMT would have fought a more effective and successful war against the Japanese. it is said the Communists had folded up military operations against the Japanese by 1940 and reached a tacit truce with the Japanese from 1941 to the end of ww2. the CCP's founding fathers were all god damn traitors of China.

 

[rushifa666]

Nothing to do with our esteemed japanese traitors.

 

[Sinkie]

the Chinese Communists' true intentions on forming a unified front with the KMT was just to relieve the KMT's military pressure on them. prior to the Xi'an incident, the Communist forces were doomed in Northern Shensi with less than 50K troops. the KMT had deployed over 600K troops to join Zhang Xueliang's army for the final annihilation of Mao's bandits.

if the KMT had annihilated the Communists then, there will be no Communist's sabotage of the KMT's war efforts against the Japanese, and the KMT would have fought a more effective and successful war against the Japanese. it is said the Communists had folded up military operations against the Japanese by 1940 and reached a tacit truce with the Japanese from 1941 to the end of ww2. the CCP's founding fathers were all god damn traitors of China.

Tell me how 50k bandits can sabotage 600k KMT in their war against the Nipponese?
Instead of concentrating in containing the Nipponese, the KMT sent the force to annihilate the CCP instead. If this is not 'chinese killing chinese', I don't know what is. That is leading up to the 2nd WW and there is no such tacit truce with the Nipponese by the CCP. The Nipponese cant reach them, because the communists were avoiding a direct confrontation with them, but of course, as their numbers then were so small, but never traitors. The moment one commands to kill other chinese, to annihilate other chinese, when the immediate threat is from the Nihonese bastards, then we call such people traitors.

 

[Sideswipe]

Tell me how 50k bandits can sabotage 600k KMT in their war against the Nipponese?
Instead of concentrating in containing the Nipponese, the KMT sent the force to annihilate the CCP instead. If this is not 'chinese killing chinese', I don't know what is. That is leading up to the 2nd WW and there is no such tacit truce with the Nipponese by the CCP. The Nipponese cant reach them, because the communists were avoiding a direct confrontation with them, but of course, as their numbers then were so small, but never traitors. The moment one commands to kill other chinese, to annihilate other chinese, when the immediate threat is from the Nihonese bastards, then we call such people traitors.

the CCP was the puppet of the Soviet Russians who harbored evil imperialist designs on China. the CCP recruited agents for the Soviet military intelligence agency, the GRU. the GRU had one critically important mission in China, that was to provoke a war between China and Japan, which will relieve the pressure on the Soviets' Siberian-Manchuria border which hundreds of thousands of Soviet and Japanese troops were in a standoff situation. what was the real relationship between the CCP and the Soviets ? why were the CCP members working for the Soviet military intelligence to start a war in their country ? the CCP had openly betrayed China by establishing the Chinese Soviet Republic in 1931, and Stalin was the symbolic figurehead of the state. the KMT had a just cause to purse the goal of destroying those bandit traitors.

it was likely that the Soviet Chinese GRU agents colluded with the Japanese Communists to provoke the Macro Polo Bridge incident that started the 2nd Sino-Japanese war.

 

[steffychun]

the CCP was the puppet of the Soviet Russians who harbored evil imperialist designs on China. the CCP recruited agents for the Soviet military intelligence agency, the GRU. the GRU had one critically important mission in China, that was to provoke a war between China and Japan, which will relieve the pressure on the Soviets' Siberian-Manchuria border which hundreds of thousands of Soviet and Japanese troops were in a standoff situation. what was the real relationship between the CCP and the Soviets ? why were the CCP members working for the Soviet military intelligence to start a war in their country ? the CCP had openly betrayed China by establishing the Chinese Soviet Republic in 1931, and Stalin was the symbolic figurehead of the state. the KMT had a just cause to purse the goal of destroying those bandit traitors.

it was likely that the Soviet Chinese GRU agents colluded with the Japanese Communists to provoke the Macro Polo Bridge incident that started the 2nd Sino-Japanese war.

CCP and Soviets were different in aims and ideology but seen as the enemy of the post WWII period