South China Sea

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Hey Everyone, I am writing to you today about the situation in the South China Sea and the many nations that rely on the sea for their livelihoods. I was therefore thinking of options for each government to work cooperatively in securing the area and ensuring peace and stability in the region. I was therefore thinking that we work with the UN and the affected nations to establish an international border line to allow all nations to use the area. This will ensure an established procedure for each nation to follow. Perhaps even designating some of the area as a "neutral zone" that will allow UN forces to monitor the area and assist nations in need. This will allow all nations a clear cut map of territory both domestic and international and ensure more peace and stability in the region. As such if we can reach out to our partners in the UN to enact this "Neutral Zone" it would be greatly appreciated. Stay Safe, Stay Sanitized and Stay Supportive, John Ames Birch @johneames2