From: hxt0424@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Subject: hello
Reply-To: hxt0424@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1992 21:09:19 GMT

In article <8930269@hpldsla.sid.hp.com>, pphan@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Pham Phan) writes:
>Dear friends,
>
>Here are some news I collected from soc.culture.china about Spratly and the
>oil deal between China and Crestone. From those,hopefully that we can come up
>with some ideas to protect our land from being taken away by China.
>     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Regards,
>
>Pha^?m Phan       
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>
>
>CHINA SAYS SPRATLY OIL DEAL WILL GO AHEAD
>    BEIJING, July 19, Reuter - China will ignore Vietnamese
>protests and implement a new oil exploration pact near the
>disputed Spratly Islands, saying the move will "reclaim" the area
>for Beijing, an official magazine said.
>    A senior Chinese oil company executive said Beijing knew
>Hanoi would respond angrily to its agreement with Crestone
>Energy Corp of the United States, but was willing to risk a
>dispute to push its territorial claims.
>    "It is our territory. And our agreement is legally valid,"
>Wang Yan, vice president of the China National Offshore Oil
>Corp (CNOOC), was quoted as saying in the Beijing Review.
>    Ties between Beijing and Hanoi, normalised only last year
>after more than a decade of tension, have come under strain
>since CNOOC and Crestone agreed on May 8 to explore for
>petroleum in a 25,000-square-km region of the South China Sea
>off Vietnam's coast.
>    Vietnam, which also claims the area, denounced the pact as
>a violation of its sovereign rights over its continental shelf.
>    The Beijing Review said China's foreign ministry knew the
>project would take place on Vietnam's continental shelf, but
>was willing to go ahead anyway.
>    It quoted ministry sources as saying China based its claim
>to the exploration area, dubbed WAB-21, on historical documents
>dating back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD) illustrating
>Chinese control over the Spratlys.
>    "It is a fundamental principle of international law that
>territorial rights create related marine rights, but not the
>reverse," the magazine said.
>    "Hence, Chinese sovereignty over the isles, including the
>ones in the WAB-21 area, is unquestionalble even though the
>area is situated on the continental shelf of another country,"
>    Wang said the oil pact would help to underline Beijing's
>control of the Spratlys and adjacent waters -- a huge stretch
>of sea stretching as far south as Borneo.
>    The islands are also claimed all or in part by Vietnam,
>Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei. All except Brunei
>have troops stationed in the area.
>    "The Sino-U.S. contract seems to mean a Chinese reclaim of
>the isles. So the Vietnamese responses were all to be expected,"
>Wang was quoted as saying.
>    China and Vietnam fought a border war in 1979 and clashed
>over the Spratlys in 1988 in a sea skirmish.
>    Wang said Beijing continued to support suggestions that
>various claimants could cooperate in joint-development of the
>Spratlys, which are believed to be atop large deposits of oil
>and natural gas.
>    The foreign ministry has said it is willing to hold
>bilateral talks with Vietnam on the issue.
>    Wang said oil reserves had not yet been verified in WAB-21,
>"but the section has the same petroleum-bearing structure as two
>Vietnamese oil fields that have been producing four million
>tonnes yearly," the Beijing Review said.

Hi anh Phan va` netters,

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danh.

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                                                      (Co`n tie^'p)



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