‘Look at Hong Kong and think of Taiwan,’ Tsai Ing-wen said. ‘We don’t want Hong Kong-style peace. We want dignified peace.’

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    1 year ago

    Shockingly, the US would not be given a say and would be left to react. Which means the entire thing becomes a blood bath if the US doesn’t prevent it prior.

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          It’s absolutely unsubstantiated. I’m just aware that the US does that quite a lot, especially to proxies such as Taiwan. They’re a strategic trading partner. So I’d be surprised if the US wasn’t involved in getting that party elected somehow.

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              11 months ago

              Zero reason to be toxic about the comment I made.

              Edit: Your post history is the toxic waste suspected, it’s clear a bunch of people think you’re unreasonable.

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                11 months ago

                Whines and claims to have been attacked and makes another unsubstantiated claim to back up the pretense.
                Keep on following it. Surely some folk have not caught on yet!

                Are you going to take part of a comment out of context and act all offended next ?

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      The US wields immense geopolitical power; of course they get a say. That’s not to say that it could prevent an annexation if the CCP wanted it badly enough, but Washington has no shortage of levers to pull to make it as unattractive an option as possible.