Taiwan Is Its Own Country

Taiwain is a Country.  A nation.

The UN, WHO, and everyone else needs to recognize this FACT.

Tiwan is an occupied nation.
We allowed it to become that way.

It is still a nation not a piece of Chicom.

The CCP now has real world footage of an American “Alpha” male, groveling to this political communist party.  Otherwise known as Chicoms who run the propaganda machine there.  This is a symbol of their ever growing danger to our way of life here in the west, and will be used in their huge library of others just like him doing the same.  To ensure the enslaved people of China will never agree or conceded that Taiwan is not a country.

That is why I think this is a much bigger deal than some folks are making it out to be.  The truth is being redacted in people’s minds, as those who would stick up for him shrug if off like no big deal.  Or that John knows it was wrong to do, but they would have broken his contract.  Yep, it makes me sick honestly.

Then you have thousands of other people still kissing his ass, because they are left leaning thinking folk who have told me time and time again that China is not a true Communist party.  That we don’t understand and we will never get it.  It get tiresome honestly.  Both sides fighting over non sense while the CCP gains ground.  So much ground I honestly think we lost 10 years ago.  When you start to see this in the Military, that is when you know things are out of control.

John Cena plays the role of the America Hero and Marine.  Think about that really hard what the CCP can do with that alone.

Mother fuckers.

That is why Why John Cena Bending The Knee to China is a more Significant than Some Might Think.

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Lloyd Austin issues warning to China over Taiwan

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin issued a warning toward China this week regarding aggression in the Pacific.

Austin, who spoke at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in Singapore on Tuesday, said the United States “will not flinch when our interests are threatened,” specifically referencing supporting Taiwan, but added that the U.S. is not seeking a “confrontation” with China.

Without going thru the whole article, I was wondering…

With the US moving so many troops out of the middle east, are they planning on moving them to the pacific arena?

The secretary of defense added that the U.S. will “stay focused on helping Taiwan to defend itself or having the capabilities to defend itself going forward,” adding, “The way you manage [disputes] counts.”

And in comes the UK.

‘Obey the Rules’: China Warns U.K. After Royal Navy Enters Waters

Oh really?  This coming from a regime that refuses to obey international rules!

Earlier in July, British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace inflamed existing tensions between the U.K. and China by insisting the Royal Navy would sail wherever international law permitted. The navy is permanently deploying two warships to the region after its new Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier and escort ships sail to Japan through the disputed Asian waters.

Inflamed?  International Law!  How dare they!

Despite international court rulings in 2016 saying that the South China Sea is not a Chinese territory, Beijing has continued to treat it as such, building military bases and developing airport runways on islands in the disputed waters.

Rules for thee, not for me.

Or better yet:  If rules are in my favor, everyone MUST obey.  If the rules is against our aggressiveness, it is to be ignored.

“It’s no secret that China shadows and challenges ships transiting international waters on very legitimate routes,” he told the Times. “We will respect China and we hope that China respects us…. We will sail where international law allows.”

Fat chance to that.  The CCP only respects the CCP.

Biden must tell Beijing: ‘War means instant independence for Taiwan’

China mocks Biden personally and the United States generally as weak and untrustworthy. Driving its disdain home, it has issued a brazen new challenge, threatening military action against Taiwan if Washington merely allows President Tsai Ing-wen to participate in a remote democracy conference planned for December.

Standard MO for the CCP.

At a House Foreign Affairs Committee meeting in March, Rep. Young Kim (R-Calif.) asked Secretary of State Antony Blinken if he was committed to inviting Taiwan, and he responded, “I’m absolutely committed to working on it. I share your view that Taiwan is a strong democracy, a very strong technological power and a country that can contribute to the world and not just its own people.”

That glowing commitment has been put in doubt now by a) the disastrous retreat from Afghanistan, and b) China’s dire warnings against Taiwanese involvement.

Threaten someone is they do not do what the CCP wants.

Hu Xijin, editor of Beijing’s propaganda outlet Global Times, warned last week that Tsai’s participation would “gravely violate” China’s red lines on Taiwan and would present “a historic opportunity for Chinese fighter jets to fly over the island.” That would be a blatant violation of Taiwan’s sovereign airspace, and Taiwan’s military would be justified in firing warning shots.

Which is exactly what the tyrant in beijing wants.

Hu, known for fiery rhetoric unrestrained by Beijing, anticipated that possibility: “If the Taiwan military dares to open fire on the PLA fighters, the large number of missiles aimed at Taiwan’s military targets from the mainland and our bomber fleets will make a decisive answer and write history.”

The CCP WANTS to start a war, and at the same time blame someone else for their aggression.

The cross-Strait war would then be on, and the United States would have to discover, in extremis, whether it has the capacity mandated by the Taiwan Relations Act “to resist any resort to force or other forms of coercion that would jeopardize the security … of the people on Taiwan.” More critically, Washington would need to decide under desperate circumstances whether it has the will to do so.

And the decision has to be made within seconds.

If fact, the Pentagon (and the WH) should already know the answer, so that when/if it happens they can respond to defend the country of Taiwan.

As for China’s “unofficial” threats to violate Taiwan’s airspace and potentially provoke a military conflict, Washington should definitively declare that America will help defend Taiwan. In an ABC-TV interview last week, Biden seemed prepared to take such a stand. George Stephanopoulos challenged him with this: “You already see China telling Taiwan, ‘See? You can’t count on the Americans.'”

A clear example of how beijing biden’s foreign policy experience is showing…. asleep at the wheel!

To further demonstrate U.S. resolve, Biden should tell Beijing that any more threats of force against Taiwan’s participation in the democracy summit will trigger immediate diplomatic recognition of Taiwan and an official statement of Washington’s new “One China, One Taiwan” policy. Beijing must understand that war would mean instant Taiwan independence.

As if biden’s handlers will allow demented joe to do that.

Finally, the administration should warn Beijing that any use of force against Taiwan would undermine the very premise of the U.S.-China relationship itself.

As if the CCP believes the weak biden/kamala admin.

The Taiwan Relations Act clearly stated in 1979, “[T]he United States decision to establish diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China rests upon the expectation that the future of Taiwan will be determined by peaceful means.”

But as we have seen with this admin, laws/acts are ignored when it is go their political gain.

Hopefully, we will not have to find out…. but I am not going to hold my breathe over it.