It won't be profitable for the business elites that own the world if there's war between China and the United States. That's why I think it's very unlikely.
China cares about china. That is a lesson the globalists never learned.
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It won't be profitable for the business elites that own the world if there's war between China and the United States. That's why I think it's very unlikely.
There is no realistic scenario in which it would benefit China to go to war with us.China cares about china. That is a lesson the globalists never learned.
Why? What indications, anywhere, make you bleev they have designs on anything other than Chinese sphere of influence?
Chinese state-run media says Beijing ready to use force against US
A Chinese state-run media outlet has warned Washington that Beijing will not hesitate to strike US forces should they try to prevent China’s reunification with Taiwan, as promised recently by a top American official.www.rt.com
This thread relates to US interference, or allegations of interference in Taiwan and so isn't being discussed elsewhere.
I interpret as a strong statement from China that was predictable.
Both America and China will likely have an opportunity to demonstrate their resolve.
I would only suggest that the decisions are most likely above Biden's ability and his pay grade, so to speak.
Both sides have reached the pinnacle of Cold War rhetoric that is equal to that of the previous Cold War.
Is Taiwan worth it? There are two sides to the story.Military conflict with China could and likely would fuck the entire world up. If preventing that means abandoning Taiwan then so be it.
No where in there does it state we need to go to war, invest blood or treasure to insure that Taiwan remain free of Chinese rule.The "Six Assurances" to Taiwan
www.taiwandocuments.org
1. The United States would not set a date for termination of arms sales to Taiwan.
2. The United States would not alter the terms of the Taiwan Relations Act.
3. The United States would not consult with China in advance before making decisions about U.S. arms sales to Taiwan.
4. The United States would not mediate between Taiwan and China.
5. The United States would not alter its position about the sovereignty of Taiwan which was, that the question was one to be decided peacefully by the Chinese themselves, and would not pressure Taiwan to enter into negotiations with China.
6. The United States would not formally recognize Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan.
I see China's next move as appealing to the people of Taiwan on unification. Digging a bit below the surface should tell one that that isn't a settled question.
Some parallel to the question in the Crimea is perhaps likely.
In any case, the rest of the world's opinion will be the most important deciding factor on which side is on the side of right.
That could invite an objective analysis here, as opposed to nearly everybody trying to fight an armchair war.
Military conflict with China could and likely would fuck the entire world up. If preventing that means abandoning Taiwan then so be it.
You've avoided the question on the loyalty of the people of Taiwan. It's at issue but it requires some careful analysis, without any built in bias.And the Taiwanese people will look at the conduct of China's government in Hong Kong, and say "go screw yourselves". The leaders of the PRC threw away any pretense of being a civilized, law abiding government when they threw out the agreement on Homg Kong's special treatment.
well hoping people are nice seldom works.Then you can pay for it and you can send your kids over to die for them.
Of course, you won't, you neocons always leave that duty to everyone else.
It sure as hell implies it. I don't want War anymore than you do but we can't allow them to do this. Because they will just be emboldened to do more. The Taiwan Strait is a KEY Seaway for the region that must be maintained. Allowing China to take Taiwan would be a threat to that Sea Lane and the Phillipines which we have a Pact with if they are attacked.No where in there does it state we need to go to war, invest blood or treasure to insure that Taiwan remain free of Chinese rule.
Fair enough.
But? You are ignoring how they got the tech to do that in the first place. Sometimes I really wonder about your critical thinking. I honestly do.
Clinton Approves Technology Transfer to China
Clinton Approves Technology Transfer to China - New York Times
The Clinton Administration notified Congress today that it had approved the export of technology to China to permit the launching of a communications satellite aboard a Chinese rocket nextweb.archive.org
There is no realistic scenario in which it would benefit China to go to war with us.
It won't be profitable for the business elites that own the world if there's war between China and the United States. That's why I think it's very unlikely.
They won't need to go to war with us to achieve that. They're playing the long game.chinese domination of the globe.
You're trying to fight an armchair war and I'm not interested.China has tried that for 50 years, and during the 90's it worked.
After the attack by the CCP on Hong Kong, the support for China in Taiwan is at historic lows.
Nonsense, the chatter among the Euroweenies is utterly irrelevant.
Unless Quid Pro surrenders outright, which he might, China would face the USA, South Korea, and Japan if they moved on Taiwan.
In 1977 Jimmy Carter told of the VAST military superiority of the USSR and tried to get America to surrender to the Soviets. He failed, though he did give them deep water ports and a beach head on the North American Continent in Nicaragua.
The pro-Soviet propaganda Carter used were satellite pictures of Soviet tanks in East Germany. Carter and the democrats demanded that the USA could in no way match such a force and we had no choice but to cave to all Soviet demands or face utter destruction.
We now know that the "tanks" were crude tin foil props constructed as a terracotta army.
China is much the same. The entire Chinese military is based on technology stolen from America. This means we know all the weaknesses. And like the soviets, the Chinese inflate the number of weapons platforms by a factor of dozens.
Objectively, China is a paper tiger. They can't even hold their own against India.
They won't need to go to war with us to achieve that. They're playing the long game.