[PhilDragoo]

Hey, PRC, just admit right up front that the current government in Taiwan is older than the PRC by a couple of decades, that the PRC has no legal claim to Taiwan, but that you lust after it and after one of the world's greatest art collections housed there, protected against the early Chinese communists' societal purge against anything "reactionary", ie, old. And then we'll tell you to put a sock in it or be prepared to take some ICBMs that'll wipe Beijing (and all your top military installations) off the map should you try to invade Taiwan.

Taiwan has been controlled from the mainland for thirteen years in three millenia: 1887-1895, 1945-1949.

The party of Sun Yat-sen predates that of Mouse Dung.

W said we would do what it takes to defend Taiwan.

And the W, as we know, doesn't stand for waffle.

The beetles of Beijing know this, too, as they are only effective in crushing unarmed student democracy advocates and harmless Christians, Falun Gong women, Tibetan Buddhist nuns.

They have caught their meat in Hong Kong--there is a hard knot of resistance to their oppression--do they dare Strike Hard?

After all, with the Olympics, et cetera, there is much at stake.

If they want to trade us Los Angeles for Beijing--hey, to be rid of Hollywood? Don't push it, Hu & Jiang, don't push it.

[MeekOneGOP]

Memo to Chinese Communists: Shove it !
Dubya at the wheel, not Kringtone.

[aruanan]

The party of Sun Yat-sen predates that of Mouse Dung.

And the worst thing that the Kuomintang could have done was to admit Chinese communists to the party. And Chiang Kai Shek knew the Russian communists well, having gone to study in Moscow in 1923. He tried, though, to stem the opposition by the Chinese communists in the Nationalist party after the death of Sun without losing the support of the Soviets. I wonder if it was his becoming a Christian in 1930 that eventually tilted the Soviet support over to Mao et al.