PLA Strategy in a Taiwan Contingency

PhSt

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It looks like the US leadership is pushing the escalation ladder in Taiwan by increasing its presence in the Chinese territory and now, with the deployment of its special force troops on a "Permanent" basis. I'm afraid if this action is not rebuffed, certain NATO countries like the UK, France, Germany, etc might be tempted to send their own special forces to Taiwan in the near future.
 

CMP

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It looks like the US leadership is pushing the escalation ladder in Taiwan by increasing its presence in the Chinese territory and now, with the deployment of its special force troops on a "Permanent" basis. I'm afraid if this action is not rebuffed, certain NATO countries like the UK, France, Germany, etc might be tempted to send their own special forces to Taiwan in the near future.
What kind of retaliation are you proposing would be most effective at advancing Chinese interests?
 

Bellum_Romanum

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It looks like the US leadership is pushing the escalation ladder in Taiwan by increasing its presence in the Chinese territory and now, with the deployment of its special force troops on a "Permanent" basis. I'm afraid if this action is not rebuffed, certain NATO countries like the UK, France, Germany, etc might be tempted to send their own special forces to Taiwan in the near future.
I would very much welcome such development to confront this reality that China's rise will not be peaceful and that it's desire of peaceful coexistence rest on the condition and supposition that it must allow itself to be cannibalized by western parasites.

I detest war, conflict, mayhem, and destruction wherever it occurs, but I am of the belief that America and Americans writ large have been so accustomed to the war and destruction happening far away from its shores ergo, they're incapable of finding a sense of introspection and appreciation for what a truly devastating war can do to a country.

If China were to engage in a kinetic conflict with the U.S. it must be prepared to bring the battle to its enemies doorstep and permanently neuter the entire west's ability to wage war for a century with a human and physical devastation reminiscent of Stalingrad, Moscow, Shanghai, Hamburg, Manila, Tokyo circa WWII. With casualties in the tens of millions. There's no point of fighting a war and wasting people's precious lives if the end result is a stalement, a ceasefire, or worse, an armistice. To borrow a quote from an American blowhard General Douglas MacArthur's dictum: There can be no substitute for Victory.
 

montyp165

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I would very much welcome such development to confront this reality that China's rise will not be peaceful and that it's desire of peaceful coexistence rest on the condition and supposition that it must allow itself to be cannibalized by western parasites.

I detest war, conflict, mayhem, and destruction wherever it occurs, but I am of the belief that America and Americans writ large have been so accustomed to the war and destruction happening far away from its shores ergo, they're incapable of finding a sense of introspection and appreciation for what a truly devastating war can do to a country.

If China were to engage in a kinetic conflict with the U.S. it must be prepared to bring the battle to its enemies doorstep and permanently neuter the entire west's ability to wage war for a century with a human and physical devastation reminiscent of Stalingrad, Moscow, Shanghai, Hamburg, Manila, Tokyo circa WWII. With casualties in the tens of millions. There's no point of fighting a war and wasting people's precious lives if the end result is a stalement, a ceasefire, or worse, an armistice. To borrow a quote from an American blowhard General Douglas MacArthur's dictum: There can be no substitute for Victory.
Indeed, it is what I expected it to be, which is why I've been saying that 2025 is the critical year to be watchful for, as that would be the point when the US becomes desperate enough to start a direct conflict regardless of conditions.
 

Temstar

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As we know, negotiation over in Kinmen has been in deadlock for ages. New information has come to light that one of the conditions from the mainland is for the CGA crew to be handed over to mainland for questioning.

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This is encouraging sign that mainland isn't going to backdown.
 

bajingan

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What kind of retaliation are you proposing would be most effective at advancing Chinese interests?
My two cents, sending "dual use" tech to Iran, yemen and possibly hamas will be a good start, making sure both Iran and it's proxies are able to fight and bleed Israel will be a good way to keep the u.s distracted.
In fact China statement at International Court of Justice is telling, it declares China support for Palestinians armed struggle.
 

bajingan

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It looks like the US leadership is pushing the escalation ladder in Taiwan by increasing its presence in the Chinese territory and now, with the deployment of its special force troops on a "Permanent" basis. I'm afraid if this action is not rebuffed, certain NATO countries like the UK, France, Germany, etc might be tempted to send their own special forces to Taiwan in the near future.
I don't think the uk, France etc will go that far, unless they want to forfeit China neutrality in Ukraine war, what's stopping China from returning the favour in Ukraine, i am sure russia will welcome that. The day Europe decides to go down that path, Putin will be opening champagne bottle in kremlin
 

Chevalier

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I would very much welcome such development to confront this reality that China's rise will not be peaceful and that it's desire of peaceful coexistence rest on the condition and supposition that it must allow itself to be cannibalized by western parasites.

I detest war, conflict, mayhem, and destruction wherever it occurs, but I am of the belief that America and Americans writ large have been so accustomed to the war and destruction happening far away from its shores ergo, they're incapable of finding a sense of introspection and appreciation for what a truly devastating war can do to a country.

If China were to engage in a kinetic conflict with the U.S. it must be prepared to bring the battle to its enemies doorstep and permanently neuter the entire west's ability to wage war for a century with a human and physical devastation reminiscent of Stalingrad, Moscow, Shanghai, Hamburg, Manila, Tokyo circa WWII. With casualties in the tens of millions. There's no point of fighting a war and wasting people's precious lives if the end result is a stalement, a ceasefire, or worse, an armistice. To borrow a quote from an American blowhard General Douglas MacArthur's dictum: There can be no substitute for Victory.
It would be inappropriate for white westerners to believe they can wreck Asia again and leave unscathed.
What kind of retaliation are you proposing would be most effective at advancing Chinese interests?
A PLA Navy and air force base in Mexico and Cuba.
Already, dedollarisation has led to budget cuts such that our favourite 'draping her blonde hair over asians' white saviour journalist is having to look for work on twitter whilst the PLA is commissioning 2 nuclear powered aircraft carriers with the capability to project power to Australia and New Zealand.


If India is so intent on serving as anglo bullet catchers, Pakistan and Bangladesh can represent south asia for humanity.
 
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