gihinay hinay na og pull out ang mga american og Japanese factory from china is this a sign of protest?

[anggwaponi]

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I did work with a Japanese firm before, according to my Japanese peers, the problem in the Philippines are too much politics intervening even the modes of business through rampant graft. We need laws to protect viable FDI's for they are one of our potent key for progress.

i agree boss <SMILE> but for now, it's good that it may sound like soliciting support from other countries but worthy of respects for a noble cause through a legal means


well, i'm sure India will not take sides either but given the fact it goes to war before with China so maybe Ph can make the difference


PH seeks India’s support in China row
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[anggwaponi]

ninduta if kani nga investment dire pa sa Ph gibubo sa Japan, daghan2x gyud maka-trabaho ug economic growth na pud


Why Japanese Firms Have a Huge Competitive Edge in Vietnam
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[netboy]

pabor ko ani.

[tsunade]

if maka Supply ang oban nasud og Rare Earth Metals para di mag agad sa china, kana too ko. gokda sa na ninyo ang 90% sa global market..

ang naka tilaw og ona ani kay ang Japan, wala sila supply-ye og material sa china.

China reportedly stopped rare earth shipments to Japan, the world's largest rare earth importer, after Japanese coast guards detained a Chinese trawler captain near an island claimed by both nations.

China denies reports on halting export of rare earth - CNN.com
Why minerals dispute threatens electronics industry - CNN.com
China is about to tighten its grip on rare earth minerals - Jun. 5, 2015

[anggwaponi]

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‘Phl, Japan are strategic partners’
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[b1 huck]

one way of fighting them is for them to lose some investment.. however, this could mean many things based in worlds economic standpoint is considered. I hope we could do the same and boycott their products.. at least some products.

sakto! we are too weak yet to confront this greedy giant by arms. I li li li li li li li like that idea.

[dustin]

i pull out sad sa philippines ang mga kompanya nga naa sa china....hehehe!!

[b1 huck]

lugi ba ang philippines kung e pullout pud sa china ang mga companies nila nga naa diri? hehehehehe

[kevinworld]

Obviously, we are caught in between the China and u.s. War that is brewing here in the Pacific. kita Ang pinaka alkansi aneh. Unsaon na Ang mga armas sa America nga murag peaceful na Ang Iran og Iraq. In the end, mapalit nato pulos daan mga armas. Makapatay raneh fishermen, not army. ma ilad cguro Ang uban, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Freehan tag u.s. Naval visit Pero nay condition to buy old ammunitions. Worst case scenario, ma una ra bomba Ang Manila. Dili apektuhan sila tanan. Biktima gyapon ta.

Another scenario is cge ta budget para armas. Thinking maka duol ta sa superpower? Satellite na Ang gamiton lately to launch missiles. We got a nation to build, Daghan pata pobre sa Yolanda og Zamboanga victims. Wala man ganeh gi trabaho.

[anggwaponi]

lugi ba ang philippines kung e pullout pud sa china ang mga companies nila nga naa diri? hehehehehe

di malugi ang 'pinas if i-pull out sa China ilang negosyo dire sa Ph ... just read some of my points about Cuba and Vietnam, as well, Iraq, Libya, and the rest who have experienced economic embargo



China losing luster for foreign investors
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