Gun ownership - worldwide

Countries with lowest gun ownership

Japan, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/gun-ownership-by-country

No mass murders there, low crime. Good societies to live in, albeit Indonesia is poor.

^ on purpose wants others to put him on iggy ^

The Solomon Islands are in the process of being taken over by China and good luck with lasting 5 minutes in muslim Indonesia.

the japs couldnt take them over during WWII with air and sea superiority. how will the chinks be any different?

Money! Lots of money!

Red Lily wrote:Money!  Lots of money!

no one can buy gold mines and everybody staying happy. insurgencies are easily exploited by those natives. operation overwatch is still a great concept. i highly doubt china knows what to do with those people.

I'm not talking about gold mines.

Sprintcyclist wrote:
Countries with lowest gun ownership

Japan,  Solomon Islands, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/gun-ownership-by-country

No mass murders there, low crime. Good societies to live in, albeit Indonesia is poor.

Venezuela, you left out Venezuela, was it an oversight or, on purpose because Venezuela citizens were lied to, tricked and, coerced into getting rid of their guns and now, can't defend themselves against their tyrannical government.......crime has risen, people are starving and, the people who convinced them life would be better without guns, have guns and, are in full control.

You see, WE don't want that and, no matter how it's presented, it's not a nice package all tied up with a pretty bow.

Red Lily wrote:I'm not talking about gold mines.

you said solomons. read up. theres not just one area. ( im wondering if you know japan and those islands hold same geological features. ) when you speak of the solomon island, YOU ARE speaking of gold mines. i think the wetbacks found gold in rivers as early as 1589. certainly 20% of your GDP contribution gets noticed.

I am NOT speaking about gold mines!  Maybe you should be the one doing the reading up?

China is debt trapping many countries/islands in the Pacific and South Pacific.  They pay them billions of dollars for 'infrastructure' knowing full well these countries cannot repay.  

Then they take control and are starting to build military bases and large ports which is threatening the security of the whole of the South Pacific and beyond.  Their goal is power not gold and it's got nothing to do with gold.