快讯：奥黑终于亲自上阵，警告土鳖不要在南海用胳膊肘儿 ...

快讯：米帝总统奥黑在南海争端中终于忍耐不住，亲自上阵了。奥巴马在昨天警告土鳖不要在南海向别人乱戳胳膊肘儿。奥巴马说，美利坚合众国没有在南中国海提出任何领土要求，但作为太平洋一霸，美国敦促各国，特别是中国停止其填海造岛的行动。他将继续派遣军舰和战机去南海捍卫美国的航行自由权。

奥巴马用拳击运动的规则做比喻点着中国的名说，也许中国在南海的领土要求有些是合理的，但中国在那里用胳膊肘儿乱戳别人就不对了。



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Obama warns China against 'throwing elbows' in sea dispute

Washington (AFP) - US President Barack Obama on Monday weighed in on territorial disputes in the South China Sea, urging regional powers, particularly China, to respect the law and stop "throwing elbows."

As several Asian regional powers face off over maritime borders, Obama warned about disregard for existing laws and a move away from established ways of resolving disputes.

"If you start losing that approach, and suddenly conflicts arise and claims are made based on how big the country is or how powerful its navy is instead of based on law, then I think Asia will be less prosperous and the Pacific region will be less prosperous," he said.

The United States does not hold any territorial claims in the South China Sea, Obama added. But as a "Pacific power" Washington has vocally called on China and other nations to end reclamation.

His administration has vowed to continue sending military aircraft and ships to the tense region to protect navigation rights.

"We think that land reclamation, aggressive actions by any party in that area are counterproductive," said Obama.

Turning to China directly, Obama adopted a boxing metaphor, saying "it may be that some of their claims are legitimate, but they shouldn't just try to establish that based on throwing elbows and pushing people out of the way."

快讯：米帝总统奥黑在南海争端中终于忍耐不住，亲自上阵了。奥巴马在昨天警告土鳖不要在南海向别人乱戳胳膊肘儿。奥巴马说，美利坚合众国没有在南中国海提出任何领土要求，但作为太平洋一霸，美国敦促各国，特别是中国停止其填海造岛的行动。他将继续派遣军舰和战机去南海捍卫美国的航行自由权。

奥巴马用拳击运动的规则做比喻点着中国的名说，也许中国在南海的领土要求有些是合理的，但中国在那里用胳膊肘儿乱戳别人就不对了。



http://news.yahoo.com/obama-warn ... pute-203506783.html
Obama warns China against 'throwing elbows' in sea dispute

Washington (AFP) - US President Barack Obama on Monday weighed in on territorial disputes in the South China Sea, urging regional powers, particularly China, to respect the law and stop "throwing elbows."

As several Asian regional powers face off over maritime borders, Obama warned about disregard for existing laws and a move away from established ways of resolving disputes.

"If you start losing that approach, and suddenly conflicts arise and claims are made based on how big the country is or how powerful its navy is instead of based on law, then I think Asia will be less prosperous and the Pacific region will be less prosperous," he said.

The United States does not hold any territorial claims in the South China Sea, Obama added. But as a "Pacific power" Washington has vocally called on China and other nations to end reclamation.

His administration has vowed to continue sending military aircraft and ships to the tense region to protect navigation rights.

"We think that land reclamation, aggressive actions by any party in that area are counterproductive," said Obama.

Turning to China directly, Obama adopted a boxing metaphor, saying "it may be that some of their claims are legitimate, but they shouldn't just try to establish that based on throwing elbows and pushing people out of the way."