China eyes Arctic riches


World | 511 hits | Feb 26 8:38 am | Posted by: Hyack

The handful of countries that abut the north pole are not the only ones vying for the vast oil and resources believed to lie in the Arctic

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  1. Mon Feb 25, 2008 8:59 pm
    Where have you heard before that China had their eyes on the Arctic? Especially Canada's arctic?

  2. Tue Feb 26, 2008 7:34 pm
    I think before China gets too gun-hoe about pillaging potential riches in the Arctic they need to open a map and see that geographically, they stand no chance in the wake of Russian, Canadian, and especially U.S. claims to those same riches.

  3. Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:13 am
    Well I guess fair is fair. Since I'm claiming beachfront property at the 3 gorges dam they should be entitled to claim some of the arctic.

    Silly Chinese.............. Arctics are for Canadians.

  4. by avatar fire_i
    Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:37 am
    *Scratches his head*

    Wow tectonic plates move quickly don't they? Amazing how China suddenly got so much closer to the Arctic. :roll:

  5. Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:43 am
    If they enter our waters, we board them and take their ship, and send it back in pieces like they did to that US spy plane 7-8 years ago. Its ours and they can go fuck themselves.

  6. Wed Feb 27, 2008 4:20 am
    Get a grip. An open North-West passage is a pipe dream....this years unusual ice conditions still had The McClure strait ICE blocked tighter than the bark on a tree.
    A couple of ships slipped up through the Prince of Wales Strait but then sustained ice damage later because it was the very end of a very brief window.
    Antarctica is so ice free the only access is by air.

  7. Wed Feb 27, 2008 4:28 am
    Considering the Soviet northern fleet is huge, powerful and well situated, I can't see the Chinese doing anything but wimper and snivel.



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