Very negative ramifications for Australia if US gives up the ghost in Taiwan.
What’s Really Driving China’s Strategic Objectives? (w/ M. Taylor Fravel & Mike Green)
[These guys are also onto China’s view of the “First Island Chain” containment strategy.]
M. Taylor Fravel, Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Science and director of the MIT Security Studies Program, sits down with his long-time friend Mike Green of Logica Capital Advisors to discuss a multitude of factors affecting China’s strategic objectives.
Although they examine certain aspects like demographics and the trajectory of growth for China’s military, the focus of the interview is on geography and how China’s large number of land borders and their perception of being blocked off from the Pacific Ocean by U.S. military presence in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines makes the “first island chain” a potential flashpoint for conflict.
Green and Fravel also discuss Green’s hypothesis that Vladimir Putin and the Russians are the deftest participants in the triangular relationship between the U.S., China, and Russia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNaIKatux1E&ab_channel=RealVisionFinance
Scroll to 20 minutes in to see the special map “How China sees the world.”
The United States will abandon all honor when it greenlights the Chicom invasion of Taiwan and other territorial conquests.
The Obidens and Deep State are making too much money to upset the arrangement.
From the article:
<>Take Taiwan and you demolish American prestige in the region and globally. The successful conquest of Taiwan will leave a “clear and searing” message: The US military, its arsenal of nuclear weapons, and the threat of financial and economic sanctions could not stop the PRC.<>
Chicom conquest will mark the apogee of American worldwide influence and power. It will be all downhill from there.