Let's cooperate!

Instead of militarizing the Asia-Pacific and pushing for a war that would destroy the lives of millions of people, we should be focusing on environmental protection, poverty alleviation, nuclear disarmament, and a global culture of peace and cooperation. 

Why is the U.S. Militarizing the Pacific?

The escalating U.S. militarization of the Asia Pacific is part of a long-term containment strategy designed to encircle China, project U.S. power along its borders, and prepare the region for a future conflict. By fortifying the Pacific into a forward operating zone, the U.S. is transforming entire nations and communities into staging grounds for a war, all while violating human rights and destroying the planet.

✅ FACT: There are roughly 120 U.S. military installations in Japan alone, more than any other country. 

✅ FACT: The FOIA released over 8,725 pages documenting incidents of pollution and environmental damage caused by the U.S. military presence in the Pacific. Read more here. 

Climate Cooperation With China

China has become a global leader in green technology from renewable energy capacity to electric transit and large-scale reforestation, showing what’s possible when a country invests seriously in the planet’s future. At a moment of accelerating climate crisis, the world can’t afford rivalry; we need cooperation. Working with China instead of waging a new Cold War is essential if we hope to build the sustainable, livable world.

✅ FACT: CHINA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR APPROXIMATELY 80% OF THE WORLD'S CAPACITY FOR SOLAR MANUFACTURING.

China’s massive investment in renewable energy helped drive down global costs, making these technologies affordable for countries that previously couldn’t access them at scale, effectively lowering the barrier to entry for other nations to transition away from fossil fuels and accelerating their own climate goals.

✅ FACT: SINCE THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE U.S. HAS RELEASE FAR MORE TOTAL CO₂ THAN CHINA. 

China’s per-capita and historical CO₂ emissions remain significantly lower than those of many Western countries, underscoring how much of the climate burden placed on developing nations is disproportionate.

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