I do, they were obviously CIA assets who were sent as agitators. I didn't realise they had been identified. I'm surprised an interpol notice wasn't put out for them.
I wonder if they are among the militants who were captured in Mariupol.
Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis
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I wonder if they are among the militants who were captured in Mariupol.
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I would expect diplomatic hints before anything substantive occurs on the ground.
Although such diplomatic hints may well be delivered behind closed doors so we may never know about them, or won’t find out till years later.
Lithuania is America’s lapdog, and prone to public yapping, so it’s doubtful just how much the EU can actually rein them in without facing massive public backlash. However, I think getting the likes of Germany and France to rein in their own generals and admirals is very much in the gift of Paris and Berlin to give.
I would expect something along the lines of, say Mr French and German, we are friends, but I am also friends with Russia, so I’m not taking sides in Ukraine. But your militaries recent words and actions makes be doubt your sincerity in our friendship. If two not-friends are actively supplying weapons to kill the soldiers of one of my actual friends, then it would be hard for me to remain neutral. Are we still friends Mr French and Mr German?
I was thinking the same thing, but he was countering the points I made initially- probably he is doing taichi - reflecting the argument back to me as if my points against China.
Humanity will suffer the most and it's has just began!
A bit of news:British,Canadian "trade"delegation plans to visit Taiwan.What the hell is going on??Mark my words it'll be like Korean War again 8-11 countries with US leading the pack of hyenas to attack China-hopefully China can incinerate most of them-cannot afford to lose-it'll be the end of the Chinese civilization
EU is finished
In the region itself, China should have better allies, especially Russia but even NK is no slouch because their army is seriously large, and as shown by Ukraine, quantity has a quality on its own.
The danger if China loses is not just about Chinese civilization but end of human civilization overall. This is the first time in history where a nuclear power claims the core territory of another nuclear power, both with enough nukes to wipe out at least a continent's worth of population centers.
Lets assume the American invasion succeeds, what happens from then on? How can US deescalate without causing nuclear war?
Of course, one scenario would be that Chinese simply don't care enough about Taiwan Island to risk nuclear annihilation over it, similarly to how US would not risk nuclear annihilation over Guam or even Hawaii, but is very likely to do it over Los Angeles or San Fransisco. To China, Taiwan is not as important as the Mainland, but it is not as unimportant as Guam is to America either.
Betting on that scenario is a huge gamble where the winning stakes is US expanding its territory, China taking a large military setback. But the losing stake is literally the end of human civilization.
The reason why US is so dangerous is that this might be a gamble they could take, because the mentality among many US leaders is just like the Germans in ww2. "America will be a world power, or America will not be at all".
These countries can't do much without US support, and in the long run they might face an Australian scenario, where their actions cause economic & diplomatic blowback far beyond what they were prepared for, and eventually back down with a view to just fence sit it out without attracting further damage.
Your supposition is that end of humanity is the worst possible outcome. I dont concur at all
Maybe, but I don't think Africans deserve to die in a nuclear winter just because the anglos and their "honorary aryans" types couldn't handle the idea of being N° 2.
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