目前世界的话语权是西方所掌握。关于各国的军事力量及侵略性的研究基本是根据倾向于西善东恶的潜意识制定的。譬如，朝鲜的武力过强，影响世界安全。再譬如，瑞士是中立国家，它没有什么军事侵略性，军力也是为了自保。对于这些，我完颜摩诃揭谛觉得很不爽，自己粗略的制定了一个MCA值，用来我认为还算客观的方法来衡量一下世界主要国家的军事侵略性排名。



如果是贸易，可以出口，可将出口额（包括武器出口）计算到GDP PER CAPITAL当中作为人均水平。但如果是军事，军事力量（不是军事装备）的输出即为侵略，所以当一个国家的军力排名或军力值对比一下该国人均领土面积值，如果这个值过高，则说明该国是具有侵略性的国家。



这个我定义为：MCA ratio。Military
per Capital of Area ratio。我在这里用(Area per capital / 国家军力排名) x国家领土面积排名。 简单举例，当两国人均面积相等，军力排名高的MCA值要高于军力排名低的MCA值；当两国军力值相等，领土面积排名高的MCA值低于领土面积排名低的MCA值。

这个衡量国家侵略性排名的ratio，忽略了以下几个方面：一个国家的历史客观环境、一个国家周边国家军力情况、一个国家是否处于战争阶段。但是，忽略这些方面并不影响这个侵略性ratio。因为这些方面本身就是一个国家现阶段的国情，而非借口。而我的这个ratio就是基于各种国情基础上所体现出来的一个不包括主观因素不包括道德因素的侵略性值。

（在我的计算中，我根据网络军事杂志2018年最新一期的世界主要国家军事力量排名作为国家排名依据。根据联合国网站公布的2016年国家领土面积及人均领土面积作为数据根据。）

通过我完颜摩诃揭谛的计算，世界主要国家MCA (军事侵略性值)排名如下，这个排名狠狠的抽了西北欧及北美这些道貌岸然的国家们。

#1: Australia 领土面积排名7, 人均领土面积
318,408 per capital MCA
ratio: 171,450

#2: Norway 领土面积排名70, 人均领土面积
58,090 per capital MCA
ratio: 123,221

#3: The United States of America 领土面积排名4, 人均领土面积 28,310 per capital MCA ratio: 113,240

#4: Sweden 领土面积排名60, 人均领土面积
41,436 per capital MCA
ratio: 103,590

#5: Canada 领土面积排名5, 人均领土面积
250,604 per capital MCA
ratio: 89,501.4

#6: France 领土面积排名50, 人均领土面积
8,496 per capital MCA ratio: 70,800

#7: Indonesia 领土面积排名17, 人均领土面积
47,009 per capital MCA
ratio: 66,596

#8: The United Kingdom 领土面积排名81, 人均领土面积
3,686 per capital MCA
ratio: 59,713.2

#9: Russia 领土面积排名1, 人均领土面积
113,462 per capital MCA
ratio: 56,731

#10: Turkey 领土面积排名38, 人均领土面积
9,710 per capital MCA
ratio: 36,898

#11: Israel 领土面积排名155, 人均领土面积
2,379 per capital MCA
ratio: 33,522.3

 

#12: Saudi Arabia 领土面积排名14, 人均领土面积
66,661 per capital MCA
ratio: 33,330.5

#13: Germany 领土面积排名64, 人均领土面积
4,237 per capital MCA
ratio: 33,896

#14: Austria 领土面积排名116, 人均领土面积
9,413 per capital MCA
ratio: 32,115

#15: The Czech Republic 领土面积排名119, 人均领土面积
7,314per capital MCA
ratio: 30,012.6

#16: Poland 领土面积排名71, 人均领土面积
7,920 per capital MCA
ratio: 29,595.8

#17: South Korea 领土面积排名108, 人均领土面积
1,836 per capital MCA
ratio: 28,327

#18: Denmark 领土面积排名134, 人均领土面积
7,404 per capital MCA
ratio: 25,439.4

#19: Ukraine 领土面积排名47, 人均领土面积
12,870 per capital MCA
ratio: 24,195.6

#20: Algeria 领土面积排名11, 人均领土面积
58,954 per capital MCA
ratio: 24,018.3

#21: Italy 领土面积排名74, 人均领土面积
4,854 per capital MCA
ratio: 22,450 

 

#22: Switzerland 领土面积排名136, 人均领土面积
4,778 per capital MCA
ratio: 21,660

#23: Japan 领土面积排名63, 人均领土面积
2,870 per capital MCA
ratio: 20,090

#24: Thailand 领土面积排名52, 人均领土面积
7,575 per capital MCA
ratio: 19,695

#25: Malaysia 领土面积排名66, 人均领土面积
10,381 per capital MCA
ratio: 19,575.6

#26: Egypt 领土面积排名31, 人均领土面积
10,921 per capital MCA
ratio: 18,808.4

#27: South Africa 领土面积排名26, 人均领土面积
21,822 per capital MCA
ratio: 17,730.4

#28: Iran 领土面积排名20, 人均领土面积
19,220 per capital MCA
ratio: 16,713

#39: Spain 领土面积排名53, 人均领土面积
10,725 per capital MCA
ratio: 14,958.6

#30: Colombia  领土面积排名28, 人均领土面积 21,308
per capital  MCA ratio: 14,551.8

#31: North Korea 领土面积排名99, 人均领土面积
4,794 per capital MCA
ratio: 13,183.5

#32: Taiwan 领土面积排名140, 人均领土面积
1,372 per capital MCA
ratio: 12,805.3

#33: Brazil 领土面积排名6, 人均领土面积
40,557 per capital MCA
ratio: 11,061

#34: Vietnam 领土面积排名68, 人均领土面积
3,345 per capital MCA
ratio: 10,831.4=

#35: Pakistan 领土面积排名37, 人均领土面积
3,816 per capital MCA
ratio: 8,305.4

#36: Mexico 领土面积排名15, 人均领土面积
16,078 per capital MCA
ratio: 7,779.7

#37: The Netherlands 领土面积排名138, 人均领土面积
1,992 per capital MCA
ratio: 7,429.6

#38: China 领土面积排名3, 人均领土面积
6,768 per capital MCA
ratio: 6,768

#39: The Philippines 领土面积排名73, 人均领土面积 2,901 per
capital MCA ratio: 5,294.3

#40: India 领土面积排名8, 人均领土面积
2,347 per capital MCA
ratio: 4,694

#41: Singapore 领土面积排名196, 人均领土面积 123 per capital MCA ratio: 927.2

 

综上，我们可以看到，作为毫无硝烟战火的西北欧国家，他们居然比战火中的中东国家和局势紧张的东南亚国家拥有更加强大的MCA值。这铁铁的证明了西欧各人种的侵略性以及伪善性，他们维持着远高于自身国情所需要的军力。而被鼓吹军事威胁论受害者的中国和印度，MCA值非常的低。说明中国和印度的军力完全符合自身的国情。

 

(下列军事力量排名资料来自于2018年最新网络军事杂志)

#41:
Colombia  

Colombia works
slightly differently when it comes to their military, as they have a Public
Forces sector, along with their Military Forces sector, making up their armed
forces (known as the Colombian Constitution). In total, there are just over
470,000 personnel making up the various divisions of the Colombian armed
forces, with over half of these being part of the Army. While the National
Police of Colombia is not technically part of the military and is part of the
Public Forces, it is highly militarized and controlled by the Ministry of
Defense

#40: The Philippines 

The Armed Forces of the Philippines was
first founded in 1935 as part of the National Defense Act of 1935. There are
three major services within the Philippines military; the Army, the Navy, and
the Air Force. However, there is also the Philippines Marine Corps, which is
considered a branch of their Navy. According to the latest statistics, there
are over 22 million men and women fit for military service in the Philippines.
However, there are just over 172,000 active personnel along with 385,116
reserve personnel – just in case!

#39: Denmark 

The Danish armed forces, known as Danish
Defence, consists of their Army, Navy, Air Force and Home Guard. While the
country had been involved in conflicts over the centuries, they didn’t have a
unified armed forces until 1949, after the events of World War II. Technically,
any male over the age of 18 is a conscript to the Danish armed forces, however,
with so many volunteers there are very few conscripts actually needed. As
Denmark rarely gets involved in conflict, there are less than 500 out of nearly
20,000 active personnel deployed right now.

#38: Spain 

 

Way back when, Spain used to be the most
powerful country in Europe thanks to Christopher Columbus taking over huge
amounts of land in the Americas. Not forgetting the Spanish Empire during the
reign of Charles V and Philip II, which covered around 13% of the earth’s
surface! However, Spain has reigned it in (a lot) since those days, especially
since becoming part of NATO in 1982. There are still over 140,000 active
personnel, however, along with over 77,000 Civil Guards who are only called
upon during times of war.

#37: The Netherlands 

The Netherlands is the first country on
our list to have a military age of under 18 – you can actually be in the armed
forces of the Netherlands from the age of 17. While there is no conscription in
the Netherlands itself, there are a few conscript forces in Curacao and Aruba
as part of the Royal Netherlands Navy and Marines. There are less than 60,000
active personnel out of a possible 6.3 million who are fit for military
service.

#36: North Korea 

While they may have the fourth highest
number of active personnel in the world, they only come in at number 36 on our
list. Why, you may ask? While they may have an estimated 1.2 million active
personnel and spend around 25% of their GDP on their armed forces, the Korean
People’s Army isn’t without its fair share of problems. Firstly, with that many
servicemen and women, it can be hard to train everyone up to the same standard.
Not only that but as most countries refuse to trade with North Korea, many of
their weapons haven’t been upgraded in decades.

#35: Malaysia 

The Malaysian Armed Forces consists of
three branches; the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force. Over these three
branches, there are thought to be around 110,000 active personnel and 310,000
ready and waiting as back up should they ever be needed. Since 2004, there has
been a compulsory National Service programs for Malaysians who turn 18. While
participants are currently chosen at random, there are plans to roll this out
for all 18-year-olds.

#34: Austria 

From 1958 until 2006, this landlocked
country operated naval patrols up and down the River Danube, but since then
funding has been cut, and the Austrian Armed Forces has been getting smaller
and smaller. The military age here is 17, and there is a six month conscription
period for those fit for military service. Currently, there are just under
26,000 active personnel, of which around 12,000 are conscripts. Less than 1% of
Austria’s GDP goes toward their armed forces.