This is who Alex Wong and his expertise on Grand Strategy along with his expertise on China.
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Wong graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in English literature and French. He completed a J.D. from Harvard Law School where he was the managing editor of the Harvard Law Review and an editor of the Harvard International Law Journal. Wong clerked for the Janice Rogers Brown of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
What gives him the self-appointed insight about China's capabilities, intentions and supposed machinations to wage war against the U.S.? Does he even speak or read Chinese?
Regardless of his intentions, I think he's useful.
A United States that goes on a war of desperation against China, while ignoring overwhelming disadvantages, is what's needed if China were to take over the Pacific and solve for humanity the western barbarian problem once and for all, it's the same as what the trade war did for Chinese economic upgrade, and the tech war did to Chinese semiconductor surge.
The alternative where US come to their senses, abandons Taiwan, and fall back to bide their time in Cold War 2, while will still end in Chinese victory, and perhaps optimal from a humanitarian perspective at the local level, is not optimal from a historical and global perspective, as that will allow US to continue it's crimes against humanity for much longer, and a lot more people, people outside China, will suffer.
