Biden: ‘We do not support independence’ for Taiwan

[Jarlaxle]

Where does China "Want a War", exactly? China hasn't been involved in a war since 1979. We've been involved in several.

We invade countries, the Chinese help people build roads and airports.

Guang gun is a major reason. (Not that you know or care what that is.)

If you were not a chicom homer you would know about the aggressive threats of war china is making toward Taiwan

Or the fortified islands china is building in waters owned by the Philippines and Vietnam

Xi has mismanaged the chinese economy
and he needs a diversion

He is also dealing with an excess of young, unmarried and unmarriable men, due to the one-child policy.

 

[Mac-7]

Guang gun is a major reason. (Not that you know or care what that is.)



He is also dealing with an excess of young, unmarried and unmarriable men, due to the one-child policy.

Young sissies who have been pampered and coddled all their lives

 

[Marener]

That's been the US position since the 70's, after we gave China's UN seat to the Commies.

No change in US policy. Now if he stops sending weapons over and keeps the US Navy away THEN he is throwing Taiwan under the bus.

This is correct. The US policy with China/Taiwan has been incoherent out of necessity to maintain status quo.

 

[Lesh]

Biden: ‘We do not support independence’ for Taiwan

President Joe Biden had a blunt message after voters in Taiwan elected a new president Saturday: “We do not support independence” for Taiwan.

Biden’s words, delivered as he departed for Camp David, reinforced the administration’s position to Taiwan’s new president Lai Ching-te, who has faced strong opposition from China over his calls for independence.


Shows who Owns Biden. This is alnost a go ahead message to China.

Biden is a paid Chineese hack.

Bullshit.

This has been the policy for decades.

In the Trump Admin as well

Taiwan is de facto independent. Pushing that issue has the potential of forcing China to invade and that would get ugly quick

 

[JoeB131]

Didn't dementia joe tell a US reporter that under him the USA military would defend taiwan against china. does dementia joe even knows what he says

Um, the two positions are not contradictory, and have been essentially our policy since 1979. We will defend Taiwan, but we still see it as part of "one China".

 

[JoeB131]

That's been the US position since the 70's, after we gave China's UN seat to the Commies.

No change in US policy. Now if he stops sending weapons over and keeps the US Navy away THEN he is throwing Taiwan under the bus.

Actually, we didn't give the UN seat to the "Commies", the UN general assembly just realized that the "Commies" were in charge of most of China, and deserved that seat.

They did so over US objections.

The problem is, is Taiwan really worth risking nuclear war over, given that we have already conceded that Taiwan is part of China as a matter of policy?

 

[Libby von H]

Biden: ‘We do not support independence’ for Taiwan

President Joe Biden had a blunt message after voters in Taiwan elected a new president Saturday: “We do not support independence” for Taiwan.

Biden’s words, delivered as he departed for Camp David, reinforced the administration’s position to Taiwan’s new president Lai Ching-te, who has faced strong opposition from China over his calls for independence.


Shows who Owns Biden. This is alnost a go ahead message to China.

Biden is a paid Chineese hack.

HE IS A DISGUSTING MAN < ALWAYS HAS BEEN

 

[JoeB131]

Guang gun is a major reason. (Not that you know or care what that is.)

I am very familiar with the term. I am also familiar with the term "Sheng Nu", which is why a lot of Chinese women get married rather than persue careers.

He is also dealing with an excess of young, unmarried and unmarriable men, due to the one-child policy.

Not that much of a problem, they can import them from other countries, and it would be a step up for these women.

 

[JoeB131]

Young sissies who have been pampered and coddled all their lives

The one Child Policy has caused a lot of problems and will continue to in the future.

The biggest problem they will have is more old people than young people to support them after a certain point.

The problem of "Leftover men" is less of one, in that they can import women from other, poorer countries.

 

[Jarlaxle]

Not that much of a problem, they can import them from other countries, and it would be a step up for these women.

Yes-they are already "importing" them by the thousands. (I guess you could call human trafficking "importing" women.)

Every time I think you cannot sink any lower, you squat and squeeze out a jewel like this. I occasionally forget you have absolutely no shame, absolutely no decency, and absolutely no redeeming qualities-though support for human trafficking is stunning even for YOU.

 

[Mac-7]

The one Child Policy has caused a lot of problems and will continue to in the future.

The biggest problem they will have is more old people than young people to support them after a certain point.

The problem of "Leftover men" is less of one, in that they can import women from other, poorer countries.

Since only about 1/3 of china is advanced there are plenty of poor women in china for those families that can pay

 

[JoeB131]

Since only about 1/3 of china is advanced there are plenty of poor women in china for those families that can pay

True, but importing brides is also big business.

 

[Road Runner]

Btw, I honestly don't believe that Biden said these things to prevent a war, but I guess that it's possible.

 

[eagle1462010]

Didn't dementia joe tell a US reporter that under him the USA military would defend taiwan against china. does dementia joe even knows what he says

Yes he did before. Now hes driving a bus.

 

[martybegan]

Actually, we didn't give the UN seat to the "Commies", the UN general assembly just realized that the "Commies" were in charge of most of China, and deserved that seat.

They did so over US objections.

The problem is, is Taiwan really worth risking nuclear war over, given that we have already conceded that Taiwan is part of China as a matter of policy?

Well we didn't object strongly enough, even if Realpolitik won out.

China getting it's way via force on Taiwan means it keeps going.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Biden: ‘We do not support independence’ for Taiwan

Facts matter:

How Biden is Building on Trump's Legacy in Taiwan | New Perspectives on Asia | CSIS

www.csis.org

When Trump Caved to Xi and Threw Taiwan Under the Bus

When President-elect Trump took a congratulatory call from Taiwan’s leader, it inaugurated four years of chaotic foreign policy with China.

www.thedailybeast.com

 

[konradv]

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be difficult, but the real question is, should the US get involved and risk World War III.

I say. No. It isn't worth it.

I say China wouldn’t even dare, but it’s an existential questions for our allies in East Asia, not just Taiwan. I think we have to back them up or lose the area to the CCP.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Biden: ‘We do not support independence’ for Taiwan

President Joe Biden had a blunt message after voters in Taiwan elected a new president Saturday: “We do not support independence” for Taiwan.

Biden’s words, delivered as he departed for Camp David, reinforced the administration’s position to Taiwan’s new president Lai Ching-te, who has faced strong opposition from China over his calls for independence.


Shows who Owns Biden. This is alnost a go ahead message to China.

Biden is a paid Chineese hack.

Good grief, bought and paid for

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

"Trump went through his calls that day until he got to the last one on the list: Taiwan. Because there was so much confusion during the transition, according to some White House insiders, nobody noticed in time to stop it."

In the case of Trump’s Taiwan call, the most often reported version of the story also is the one the least believed by people actually in the know. This version was largely accepted by the Washington establishment because it was plausible enough and because, in the chaos of the moment, there were too many other scandals drawing the media’s attention to search for a better version after this basic explanation was printed.

This widely accepted version, as reported by The New York Times and others, credits the Taiwan call to former Kansas senator Bob Dole, whose lobbying law firm, Alston & Bird, gets paid $280,000 a year by the Taiwanese government. Dole “worked behind the scenes over the past six months to establish high-level contact between Taiwanese officials and President-elect Donald J. Trump’s staff.” The Times story even included an interview with Dole himself, speaking on behalf of the Taiwanese government. “They’re very optimistic,” Dole said.

But that’s not the way it actually went down, according to the people who were directly involved. The real connection between the Trump team and Taiwan, they say, was made when Randy Schriver, a former Pentagon official who at the time led a small think tank called the Project 2049 Institute that was partially funded with Taiwanese government money, reached out to a friend of his who was a staffer on the State Department transition team. Schriver told the transition staffer that he had spoken with Taiwanese government officials about a call between Trump and Tsai. The staffer added the call to Trump’s call sheet and sent the call sheet up to Trump Tower in New York.

Speaking with Taiwan’s leader was an affront that the rulers in China could not ignore.

Trump went through his calls that day until he got to the last one on the list: Taiwan. Because there was so much confusion during the transition, according to some White House insiders, nobody noticed in time to stop it.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

It ain’t Biden. He’s just the senile front man for the demmunist cabal.
Do you really believe the invalid invalid would be crafty enough to steal a presidential election by himself?