I think by ‘wide blockade’, OP is referring to blockading the South China Sea by way of the rather small straits connecting it to the wider Pacific. The U.S. game plan is to park warships in the Strait of Malacca and the alternative straits (spanning from Taiwan, Phillipines, Indonesia, Malaysia; notice a pattern with US vassals and regime change attempts?), thereby blockading China.

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Everyone imports shit from China, since China makes everything. This is like saying the US is captured by China because it imports most of its shit from China.

You have to look at where Cambodia versus Thailand exports its stuff to. Berletic shows that Cambodia exports most stuff to the USA, thus making it economically subservient to the USA.

He literally talks about that. Power flip-flops between the pro-US billionaire civilian government and the more independent Thai military. Every time the military takes power over the Western-backed billionaires, it’s called a coup by Western media.

Obviously neither side is ‘good’, but I would rather Thailand not become Philippines 2.0. A ‘democratic’ billionaire-run government taking orders from the USA is not a democracy any more than the Thai military is.

Brian Berletic (who lives in Thailand) made an excellent analysis of the situation: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3vpN5q2Zkmg

TLDR: Thailand has 2 pseudo-governments: the civilian government run by US-backed billionaires, and an independent Thai military which opposes US influence over Thailand. The US is using Cambodia, which they already mostly politically captured, to pressure the Thai military into another conflict to weaken them.

The phone call of cooperation between Cambodia and the Thai cilivian government was leaked by Cambodia on purpose to foment Thai outrage and force the Thai military to spend resources responding.

Berletic lives in Thailand and has spent several years recording the attempts the US has made to politically capture Thailand and turn them into Bonbon-Marcos-style Phillipines.

For some reason libs think that the “rule of law” is a sentient being that should be obeyed by politics, and not that politics is what creates the rule of law.