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Will Xi Drop Putin Like a Steaming Poo Poo Platter?

China does not want to “go it” with America at all

they want to walk into Taiwan unopposed


They want to take America from within...or....they want to develop weapons that get around actual armed conflict....hence the Chinese flu......aimed at old people...China has way too many old people to support.......designer viruses are one thing they want......cyber warfare is another one.......taking over from within is another way they are going....
 
They are. Very different, and Russia's lack of sophistication is pretty damn dangerous, as we're seeing.


It wouldn't be as dangerous if the European countries weren't such feeble assholes.....had they listened to Trump 4 years ago, he wouldn't have invaded Ukraine now.....
 
Man, I'd love to see Putin so straight into the shitter.

Then we start dealing with China and how THEY can go fuck themselves.

So to speak.
When it comes to products, we are a drug addict and China supplies us with our fix. And we do not want to clean up our habit.
 
The recent global reaction to Russia gives me hope about what can be done with China. We sure can't do anything about them on our own.
Yeah. Conventional wisdom is that China is watching this like a hawk with an eye toward Taiwan.

No doubt they've been disappointed with the reaction of the free world. That's pretty damn cool, and another positive product of this shitty situation.
 
Xi will do whatever as he sees as being in his best interest.

China has a powerful military but they're main goal is economic power.

They are watching markets like hawks.
 
China has no scruples and no shame

so being allies with russia is no problem for them

he could still be useful during a future invasion of Taiwan

Concerted Western action has set a tough precedent for any potential future crisis in the Taiwan Strait


... "I want to emphasize that the situation in Ukraine is fundamentally different from the one in the Taiwan Strait," said Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen in a statement on February 25.
"The Taiwan Strait provides a natural barrier, and Taiwan has its own unique geostrategic importance. Our military is committed to defending our homeland and continues to improve its ability to do so, and our global partners are contributing to the security of our region, giving us strong confidence in Taiwan's security," Tsai added.
Some experts say that while China dismissed the comparison between Ukraine and Taiwan, the communist government in Beijing is still analyzing the international community's reaction to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
"Beijing will certainly draw lessons that it can use in its strategy toward Taiwan," Bonnie Glaser, director of the Asia Program at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, told DW.
"China will observe the cohesiveness of NATO and other US alliances, and their willingness to incur costs in imposing sanctions on Russia. They will closely follow Russia's hybrid warfare playbook, and how it combines disinformation with cyberattacks to influence the situation on the ground and shape attitudes toward the conflict," she added.
Security analysts are also of the view that China is aware of logistical differences between Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and its possible attack on Taiwan. While the Russian military can cross over into Ukraine, China can't do the same in a potential conflict with Taiwan, according to Chen Fang-Yu, a political science professor at Soochow University in Taiwan.
"China is going to assess where are the opportunities, and what they can take from the Ukraine crisis," Chen told DW.
Lev Nachman, a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard University's Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, says that China is trying to balance its act vis-a-vis the Ukraine conflict.
"China wants to give themselves some diplomatic room so that people don't necessarily expect China to behave in the same aggressive way as Russia has, at least in the short term," he told DW.
"If it is China's moment to retake Taiwan, they wouldn't act the same way as Russia," he added.
 
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Yeah. Conventional wisdom is that China is watching this like a hawk with an eye toward Taiwan.

No doubt they've been disappointed with the reaction of the free world. That's pretty damn cool, and another positive product of this shitty situation.
Yeah, somehow I don't think this is going over well in China compared to the leader of the free world openly questioning the value of democratic alliances.
 
They want to take America from within...or....they want to develop weapons that get around actual armed conflict....hence the Chinese flu......aimed at old people...China has way too many old people to support.......designer viruses are one thing they want......cyber warfare is another one.......taking over from within is another way they are going....
China has plenty of combat age men if needed

But whether they are Wolf Warriors or sissy boys has yet to be determined
 

Concerted Western action has set a tough precedent for any potential future crisis in the Taiwan Strait


... "I want to emphasize that the situation in Ukraine is fundamentally different from the one in the Taiwan Strait," said Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen in a statement on February 25.
"The Taiwan Strait provides a natural barrier, and Taiwan has its own unique geostrategic importance. Our military is committed to defending our homeland and continues to improve its ability to do so, and our global partners are contributing to the security of our region, giving us strong confidence in Taiwan's security," Tsai added.
Some experts say that while China dismissed the comparison between Ukraine and Taiwan, the communist government in Beijing is still analyzing the international community's reaction to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
"Beijing will certainly draw lessons that it can use in its strategy toward Taiwan," Bonnie Glaser, director of the Asia Program at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, told DW.
"China will observe the cohesiveness of NATO and other US alliances, and their willingness to incur costs in imposing sanctions on Russia. They will closely follow Russia's hybrid warfare playbook, and how it combines disinformation with cyberattacks to influence the situation on the ground and shape attitudes toward the conflict," she added.
Security analysts are also of the view that China is aware of logistical differences between Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and its possible attack on Taiwan. While the Russian military can cross over into Ukraine, China can't do the same in a potential conflict with Taiwan, according to Chen Fang-Yu, a political science professor at Soochow University in Taiwan.
"China is going to assess where are the opportunities, and what they can take from the Ukraine crisis," Chen told DW.
Lev Nachman, a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard University's Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, says that China is trying to balance its act vis-a-vis the Ukraine conflict.
"China wants to give themselves some diplomatic room so that people don't necessarily expect China to behave in the same aggressive way as Russia has, at least in the short term," he told DW.
"If it is China's moment to retake Taiwan, they wouldn't act the same way as Russia," he added.
I think thats more or less what I used fewer words to say
 
(The last meeting, Chairman Xi's Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, were conspicuously befouled by the "ROC"'s cheating in women's figure skating - an embarrassing distraction from China's self-promotion.)

With the concerted, impactful actions by democratic nations punishing the Rooskie savage for his depravity in Ukraine, the KGB thug is increasingly dependent upon the Middle Kingdom, yet Xi's global designs require that he not blatantly show contempt for democratic values by propping up the repugnant Poot.

Jinping's ambition is ruthless, and as subtle as an enigmatic fortune cookie. Vlady's is ruthless, and as subtle as a ten-megaton borscht fart concealed in a matryoshka doll.

Mr. Putin has forced China into the awkward position of explaining how the invasion does not violate the principle of respect for national sovereignty that is, officially, a pillar of China’s foreign policy.
“They must feel like they’ve been played.” (John Culver, a retired CIA China Specialist.)
China must also view the punishment being inflicted upon Russia with Taiwan in mind. The paradigm will have been established and rehearsed.

One thing is for certain. You will not see Xi picking up on the aberrant view of Putin as being "savvy" or a "genius."



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Alas no. This is the new Axis. The future bodes ill.
 
(The last meeting, Chairman Xi's Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, were conspicuously befouled by the "ROC"'s cheating in women's figure skating - an embarrassing distraction from China's self-promotion.)

With the concerted, impactful actions by democratic nations punishing the Rooskie savage for his depravity in Ukraine, the KGB thug is increasingly dependent upon the Middle Kingdom, yet Xi's global designs require that he not blatantly show contempt for democratic values by propping up the repugnant Poot.

Jinping's ambition is ruthless, and as subtle as an enigmatic fortune cookie. Vlady's is ruthless, and as subtle as a ten-megaton borscht fart concealed in a matryoshka doll.

Mr. Putin has forced China into the awkward position of explaining how the invasion does not violate the principle of respect for national sovereignty that is, officially, a pillar of China’s foreign policy.
“They must feel like they’ve been played.” (John Culver, a retired CIA China Specialist.)
China must also view the punishment being inflicted upon Russia with Taiwan in mind. The paradigm will have been established and rehearsed.

One thing is for certain. You will not see Xi picking up on the aberrant view of Putin as being "savvy" or a "genius."



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You got that right. That was really stupid by Trump to say that. Man he is dumb.
 
(The last meeting, Chairman Xi's Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, were conspicuously befouled by the "ROC"'s cheating in women's figure skating - an embarrassing distraction from China's self-promotion.)

With the concerted, impactful actions by democratic nations punishing the Rooskie savage for his depravity in Ukraine, the KGB thug is increasingly dependent upon the Middle Kingdom, yet Xi's global designs require that he not blatantly show contempt for democratic values by propping up the repugnant Poot.

Jinping's ambition is ruthless, and as subtle as an enigmatic fortune cookie. Vlady's is ruthless, and as subtle as a ten-megaton borscht fart concealed in a matryoshka doll.

Mr. Putin has forced China into the awkward position of explaining how the invasion does not violate the principle of respect for national sovereignty that is, officially, a pillar of China’s foreign policy.
“They must feel like they’ve been played.” (John Culver, a retired CIA China Specialist.)
China must also view the punishment being inflicted upon Russia with Taiwan in mind. The paradigm will have been established and rehearsed.

One thing is for certain. You will not see Xi picking up on the aberrant view of Putin as being "savvy" or a "genius."



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Definitely not.

Xi sees an opportunity to turn Russia into a bit of an economic puppet State.
 

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