Join the Debate!
All comments and users are subject to Townhall's new comments policy.
Login in to Post Your Comments
scott s. Wrote: Sep 25, 2012 8:09 PM
Well, I guess Korea and Japan have there own little territorial battle over Dokdo/Takeshima. That being said ISTM there are fewer anti-Japanese themes in popular Korean media these days. Maybe partly because of Hallyu marketing to Japan (how do you say Oppa Gangnam Style in Japanese)?
Login to Reply
Flag as Offensive
Post Comment
Wumingren Wrote: Sep 25, 2012 3:35 PM
Yes. I have studied Suntzu's Art of War, reading many translations as well as the original text. It is a work that every American should study, but I'd settle for making it mandatory for any political aspirant to demonstrate understanding of the concepts in order to register as a candidate.
Login to Reply
Flag as Offensive
Post Comment
There are More Comments on this Thread. Click Here To See them All
Daddio7 Wrote: Sep 25, 2012 10:14 AM
The Chinese generals are in charge of the military and economy. They have real force of arms behind their actions, and complete control of hundreds of billions of dollars. Remember what language "The Art of War" was written in.
Login to Reply
Flag as Offensive
Post Comment
Lingering animosities around the world threaten to boil over more and more, just as they have over the past decade. The results have been war, genocide, and the creation of a lot more nations. Last week, I wrote about the million and a half Catalonians that marched through Barcelona demanding sedition just the week earlier. That story didn't catch on with the press, but the budding battle between China and Japan is capturing more attention as the stakes are enormous. The second and third largest economies on the planet have much history. In fact, I find it amazing how animosities linger...











Erupting Volcanoes...Even in America