Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis

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Bellum_Romanum

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In 2017,North Korea launched missile flying over Japan to hit Pacific Ocean. What's the big deal ? I doubt the Japanese felt much pressure from it.
Lol now you're just venting because you're vexed you didn't get to see what you were hoping to see. Tough. Get over it. The show ain't for us, the audience it's aimed for is the Taiwanese secessionist, the U.S. and her gang members of which you reside. Unless, you are in Taiwan you can't possibly say what you post with a straight face.
 

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Well, China can depending on its next actions push through a lot of useful legislation/moves. I don't think Xi would forfeit such an opportunity.

But probably the biggest winner is just Russia. They can soon expect China to keep plying them with different types of aid packages until all their ambition is realized in Ukraine. And Russia didn't even have to participate in the crisis itself.

Yeah, agree.

Russia and North Korea, they happy to be on China's side after seeing this type of display.

The politics and grandstanding, they did not like. But real stuff like tanks, guns, missiles, ships, jets, that they like.

The irony is that no one from the actual government said a word about intercepting Pelosi's plane. Former government officials did, but they did not even have a job because they were retired. They heard a rumour, but in Beijing, even the cab drivers know all the rumours.

After this Taiwan crisis, if some country had to choose a side, which side would they rather be on?

The side that is determined patient and focused. Or the side that cannot even get its lies right?

:p
 

B.I.B.

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No, what is fueling Australia's stance is that it is a US vassal that tries to be a poor man's version of it and act as a white sheriff of Asia. Australia showed hostility first by aggressively banning Chinese companies and curtailing investments, practicing hostile rhetoric and breeding anti-Chinese racism, then being a good US pawn always at the forefront of attacking China. So yeah, fuck Australia and their stance.
What am in disagreement with is Ze Ea5 Pul suggestion of China dominating or owning every bit of land in the Pacific
 

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Congressional Republicans are preparing to introduce legislation creating a "lend-lease" military aid program for Taiwan to ward off increased belligerence from China, Fox News
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The bill, which is the brainchild of House GOP Rep. Michelle Steel and Sen. Marsha Blackburn, is modeled after an early 1940s program that allowed the U.S. government to bolster European Allies without having to directly enter World War II itself.

The bill would authorize the president to lend or lease weapons and military equipment to the Taiwan. In exchange, the country's government is required to repay the cost of "restoring or replacing" the borrowed weapons over a 12-year time frame.

The bill does stipulate that the White House can opt to renegotiate the repayment sum if it deems the money would take away from the national security of both Taiwan and the U.S.

The bill is already garnering bipartisan support within Congress.
 

GZDRefugee

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Lol now you're just venting because you're vexed you didn't get to see what you were hoping to see. Tough. Get over it. The show ain't for us, the audience it's aimed for is the Taiwanese secessionist, the U.S. and her gang members of which you reside. Unless, you are in Taiwan you can't possibly say what you post with a straight face.
Are the exercises east of Taiwan complete already? Demonstrating the ability to use older missile models to hit moving ships accurately would make the US and Taipei absolutely shit themselves.

Missed opportunity if so.
 
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