Asia's future geopolitical Map

@andygogo (1579)
China
January 3, 2007 11:28pm CST
ASEAN may have a plan which may lead to the unification of South East Asia consisting countries which have access to the South China Sea , Pacific Ocean and tje Indian Ocean and possibly control the shipping passage between the Indian Ocean , through the South China Sea , and the Pacific Ocean. The unification of ASEAN into a polarity will be to the advantage of the US as the US can ally with ASEAN to counterbalance China in South East Asia and tighten the encirclement of China. With US help, ASEAN's combined military would potentially enjoy strategic superiority in the South China Sea, and the flank of China and India. In such a scenario, ASEAN has the potential to become a maritime economic and military power. The combined economic and military strength, assets and resources of South East Asian countries might strengthen the multi-polarity capabilities of the ASEAN polarity. Singapore is strategically situated at the center of South East Asia , and along the shipping passage between the Indian Ocean, through the South China Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. Singapore with its essentially Chinese population can choose to unify with Malaysia, or unify with ASEAN , or even reunify with China. If Singapore chooses to be reunified with China, China will have a stratetgic launch platform on the southern flank of continental South East Asia and the southwestern flank of the South China Sea. The combined economic and military strength, assets and resources of China and Singapore will accelerate China to achieve multi-polarity capabilities . The unification of North Korea and South Korea into a Korean Union may be achieved. The Korean Union will have access to the Russian Union , China Union, Japan Union and the Pacific Ocean. The combined economic and military strength, assets and resources of North Korea and South Korea will certainly strengthen the multi-polarity capabilities of the Korean polarity. The unification of China and Taiwan province into a China Union is soon to be achieved. Then the China Union may be expanded to; countries which have historical, cultural , genealogical etc links; to include Japan province , Korea province , Mongolia province ,Siberia province , Central Asia provinces, Afghanistan province, Vietnam provinces, Myanmar province, and also the other insular and peninsular South East Asian provinces. The China Union will have access to the Pacific ocean and the South China sea. If the China Union expands into Central Asia , it will have control of the oil resources in Central Asia and the Middle East. The combined economic and military strength, assets and resources of Greater China will strengthen the multi-polarity capabilities of the Chinese polarity. The US and its allies will certainly not want China to reunify so as to eliminate a competitor; divide and weaken China; increase leverage on the control of shipping passage; prevent the rise and unification of Chinese power; maintain its influence in China; create opportunities for intervention in Chinese affairs; China threat theory propaganda; protection of Asian countries; defence of democracy, freedom and rights and other pretexts; defence of political, military, strategic and economic interests etc. If China loses to the US, the US is likely to benefit from economic and political deals. In the worst scenario, the US may demand strategic and military concessions from China .
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