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Taiwanese Aboriginal Official Opposes America Meddling and Taiwanese Independence + Massive U.S. troops in Taiwan

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

YouTube: Taiwanese Aboriginal Official Opposes America Meddling and Taiwanese Independence

Text: Voice of the Taiwanese Aboriginals—elected representative of the Taiwanese aboriginals says NO to the DPP and their facade Taiwanese Independence with the ulterior motive of turning Taiwan into a Japanese-American colony

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Massive U.S. troops in Taiwan likely to trigger China’s attack

James Bradley, Author of Flags of Our Fathers, #1 New York Times Best-Seller, Speaks Out Against the U.S. Military Encirclement of China

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

James Bradley, Author of Flags of Our Fathers, #1 New York Times Best-Seller, Speaks Out Against the U.S. Military Encirclement of China

The China Mirage ends with a warning for today. Bradley writes that, “from those early days [19th century] until now, America has dispatched its hopeful sons and daughters to faraway Asia in search of a mirage that never was. And never will be.” That mirage is the idea of China as moldable in American hands. Now, according to Bradley, we have entered another disappointment phase as an ascendant China has gone about its business of expanding its economy and hence its worldwide influence. The danger is that Washington will not get over its disappointment. Bradley in fact describes the current situation—where the U.S. encircles China—as akin to dry tinder ready to spark a war.

This is how shingles of Indian interests in Myanmar overlap Russia and China’s

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

India did the right thing by dissociating from other “Quad” members to join the defence attaches of Myanmar’s neighbouring countries and attend the parade on Saturday in Naypyitaw to mark the Armed Forces Day — although pro-American proxies in the media have voiced some misplaced indignation.

This is how shingles of Indian interests in Myanmar overlap Russia and China’s

France increases hostilities against China in the South China Sea

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

By Paul Antonopoulos | February 25, 2021

By sending modern warships to Asia-Pacific, France proved that they have a new approach to Vietnam, a former French colony. The recent moves by Paris marks the return of the French to Southeast Asia, not as an invader like in the previous century, but as a country willing to challenge and provoke China in its own backyard. This is something that would also appeal to Vietnam as it has centuries long enmity with China that continues to this day and is far deeper compared to the relatively short-lived French colonial era of Indochina. Another point to note is that the French energy company Total is one of the most important partners for Vietnam in the oil and gas sector. The French company is currently cooperating with Vietnam and some other countries in the region to exploit resources.

France increases hostilities against China in the South China Sea

The power of example: America’s presence in Diego Garcia

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

The power of example: America’s
presence in Diego Garcia

In remarks delivered at the US State Department in early February, President Joe Biden championed the rule of law as part of “America’s abiding advantage” and spelled out his vision for a nation leading “not just by the example of our power but by the power of our example”. In its swing toward competition with Beijing, the US has made every effort to draw attention to China’s disregard for international law, while conveniently ignoring that law’s application to the US military presence on Diego Garcia and the US presentation of itself as a champion of the rules-based order.