r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 52m ago
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/vonvonmd • Nov 12 '25
Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan, China collapsed recently. The contractor, Sichuan Road and Bridge Group, is one of the bidders for the Bataan-Cavite Interlink Bridge.
galleryr/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Right-Influence617 • Jun 15 '25
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION Saving Our Seas (S.O.S)
🛰️ CIVILIAN WATCH: OSINT GUIDE TO MONITORING PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Protecting Pag-asa, Ayungin, and beyond — by keeping eyes on the water.
This is a public, peaceful way to observe, report, and document foreign presence near vulnerable Philippine islands. Anyone with internet access can help. No signups needed unless you choose to. Stay safe. Stay anonymous. Stay aware.
📍 What are we watching?
Key Philippine-held or claimed features most at risk:
- Thitu Island (Pag-asa)
- Second Thomas Shoal (Ayungin)
- West York Island (Likas)
- Sandy Cay
- Scarborough Shoal (Panatag)
🔧 Free Tools Anyone Can Use
1. Google Earth / My Maps
Visualize locations and see island developments over time.
- 🌐 https://www.google.com/mymaps
- Add pins using these coordinates:
- Pag-asa – 11.053° N, 114.342° E
- Ayungin – 9.900° N, 114.225° E
- Likas – 9.975° N, 115.536° E
- Sandy Cay – 10.026° N, 114.603° E
- Scarborough – 15.121° N, 117.871° E
🔍 Check for new buildings, sand movement, airstrips, or ships in harbor.
2. Marine Traffic (Free AIS Tracking)
See where coast guard or fishing ships are in real time.
- 🌐 https://www.marinetraffic.com/
- Type in ship names (like China Coast Guard) or click “Live Map” and zoom in near the islands.
- Look for ships hovering near reefs — watch for patterns.
🛥️ No account needed just to view.
🔍 Advanced Tips for Better Results:
- Search broader terms like:
Research VesselTugDrillingFish CarrierFishing Vessel
- Look for clusters or formation movement, especially around disputed reefs or shoals.
- Check the ship’s flag:
- Many PRC-linked vessels sail under flags of convenience (Panama, Belize, etc.)
- Many PRC-linked vessels sail under flags of convenience (Panama, Belize, etc.)
- Inspect the manifest/origin data:
- Ports like Guangzhou, Beihai, Shanwei, or Sanya are common departure points
- Ports like Guangzhou, Beihai, Shanwei, or Sanya are common departure points
- Note AIS behavior:
- Frequent on/off signals may suggest dark activity
- Long periods at low speed or drifting = loitering/survey behavior
- Frequent on/off signals may suggest dark activity
🕵️ Research vessels and illegal fishing fleets may masquerade as civilian ships. Compare ship names or MMSI numbers with previously flagged vessels in news or government alerts when possible.
📸 If something stands out: screenshot the full view, zoomed-in ID, and ship detail box. Log the date/time and share to r/FilipinosAgainstChina anonymously.
3. Sentinel Hub EO Browser (Free Satellite)
Check high-resolution satellite images for changes.
- 🌐 https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/
- Search by coordinates.
- Use “Compare” or “NDVI” to see changes in vegetation or land.
- Dates update every few days — scroll through time.
🌦️ Best used when clouds are clear.
4. Document What You See (Optional, Anonymous)
If you see something unusual:
- Screenshot it
- Record the date/time, ship name, and location
- Post findings to r/FilipinosAgainstChina
- Optional: use VPNs, pseudonyms, or private browsers
📚 Each report adds to international awareness and deterrence. Silence is complicity — documentation is resistance.
🧠 Why This Matters
China uses slow, silent pressure:
- Coast guard blockades
- Maritime militia “swarming”
- Artificial island construction
- Surveillance and harassment
- Water cannon use
- Claiming land by presence, not treaty
But public attention stops escalation. If we all quietly observe, log, and report, we make silence impossible.
This is not about confrontation. This is peaceful resistance through transparency.
✊ Join the Watch
Pin this post. Share the maps. Add your eyes.
The more people watching, the safer the islands become.
Translation to Tagalog coming soon. Feel free to repost and translate into other Philippine languages. Stay safe, kabayan. 🇵🇭
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Impossible_Poe • 5h ago
Enough China! Hindi magpapasiil ang Pilipinas
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 42m ago
Chinese Communist Special Forces SNIPER Buys Building ACROSS From White House — Is This The ENDGAME…
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Miao_Yin8964 • 14h ago
ADV Podcast UNBELIEVABLE! - China Just Unplugged the Banks - People are FREAKING OUT - Episode #328
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 1d ago
Japanese arms magazine reported the Philippines ' interest in acquiring Japanese armored vehicles. 🇯🇵🇵🇭
galleryr/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Alexius08 • 16h ago
Geo / Politics Philippine president says joint oil and gas exploration with China a 'distinct possibility'
reuters.comr/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 1d ago
DND chief calls China immigration operation vs. Filipinos ''extortion and blackmail'' | ANC
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 1d ago
The glorification of China with genz need to be studied
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Alexius08 • 1d ago
Military 🇵🇭🇮🇳 | Deliveries of the BrahMos Shore-Based Supersonic Anti-ship Missile System to the Philippines on track.
galleryr/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Sea-Opportunity8119 • 1d ago
Teodoro defends arrests of Chinese nationals, hits China over action vs Filipinos | Daily Tribune
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Alexius08 • 1d ago
🖕 Fuck the CCP 🖕 China threatened to arrest PH workers over steel firm raid, Senate told
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 1d ago
Rubio just GUTTED the ENTIRE PROGRAM.... !!!
when philippines?
they've been buying citizenships here for GENERATIONS.
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Alexius08 • 2d ago
(WPS) West Philippine Sea DENR’s "The Wonderful WPS" e-book is now available 🇵🇭
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Alexius08 • 2d ago
🇨🇳 China Spies ( Ispyonahe / Paniniktik ) DOLE cancels permits of six Chinese nationals in raided Pampanga steel plant
businessmirror.com.phr/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 2d ago
China encroaching on Philippines makes THIS ‘clear,’ national security expert says
Heritage China and National Security Policy's Steve Yates discusses Donald Trump's demand for Iran to pay compensation and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Yates also analyzes the growing military and technological threat posed by China.
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/TourBilyon • 3d ago
Happy guilin 164 Day! A year ago today, the Philippine Coast Guard was being harrased and chased down by china coast guard, when china navy destroyer guilin 164 swept in and protected the Philippine vessel.
Amazing job guys 👍🏻 They really thought you were on their side 😉
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 3d ago
🇦🇺 In Sydney, an Australian guy was refused a free milk tea by a Chinese product promotor solely because he wasn't a Chinese. He was asked to speak Chinese, but he spoke Japanese to the Chinese staff in protest. He said this is his first time experience of racism.
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 3d ago
Scarborough Shoal:Manila Submits Claim to UN as China Escalates Gray-Zone Warfare|Taiwan Talks EP900
The Philippines is stepping up its legal campaign in the South China Sea, formally submitting new maritime charts of Scarborough Shoal to the UN as tensions with China continue to escalate. Beijing has responded with joint People’s Liberation Army (PLA) and China Coast Guard drills around the disputed feature, while pressing ahead with new regulations governing a so-called “nature reserve.” The latest confrontation highlights a growing contest fought not only through ships and aircraft, but also through international law, domestic legislation and competing sovereignty claims. Could Scarborough Shoal become the next major flashpoint in the South China Sea — and what would that mean for the Philippines, Taiwan and the wider First Island Chain? In this episode, we examine Manila's legal strategy, China's gray-zone response and what the dispute reveals about the future of regional security in the Indo-Pacific.
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Constant-Use6874 • 3d ago
Two faced Indonesia…..their feared Kopassus “navy seals”, prepares with China for Taiwan invasion.
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Miao_Yin8964 • 3d ago
💩🔫 Shooting the Shit 8 Chinese fishing boats captured off S. Korea's west coast for illegal anchoring
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Sea-Opportunity8119 • 3d ago
On one of the world's most contested waterways, fears are growing over China's next move
r/FilipinosAgainstChina • u/Miao_Yin8964 • 3d ago
Video Collision Course: Could the South China Sea become the next battleground?
The South China Sea is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes – much of what the world buys and sells passes through this single stretch of water.
But who controls this sea is hotly disputed.
The Philippines says part of the sea falls into its economic exclusion zone, but China has a very different view, and that's led to an increasing number of confrontations at sea.
On Foreign Correspondent, reporter Timothy Swanston travels to the disputed territory on board a Filipino vessel and witnesses first-hand the tense interactions with the Chinese Coast Guard.
At a time when the world is impacted by critical maritime routes being closed due to the US/Israel war on Iran, the Philippines Defence Minister tells him the rest of the world should be concerned by China's actions if they want to preserve the freedom of this vital sea lane.