On the recordSeptember 20, 2016
The threats to freedom of navigation that emanate from the South China Sea and reverberate globally are a great enough threat to the United States.
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congress.govThe threats to freedom of navigation that emanate from the South China Sea and reverberate globally are a great enough threat to the United States.
Forbes emphasizes the global implications of threats in the South China Sea.
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I am not really--there may be a lot of excuses for not getting there by 2020 for the Air Force, but I am not listening to excuses on the civilian side anymore.
I think reasonable people can have different views on it. My perspective is that the benefits of the Law of the Sea Convention do outweigh any sort of perceived risks.
This country, this committee, this Congress needs to move back to strategic thinking where we have a comprehensive strategic plan.
In the coming decades, this is the region where the largest armies in the world will camp.