Both China And US Will Abide By Taiwan Agreement, Biden Says After Phone Call With Xi Jinping
by Sebastian Hughes President Joe Biden assured reporters that Chinese President Xi Jinping would respect the “Taiwan agreement” after a phone call with the leader in September. Tensions between China and Taiwan have increased recently as China ramped up incursions of Taiwan’s defense zone, with a record 52 warships entering the zone on Monday. Biden said he had “spoken […]
‘They Are All Scared To Death’: Rep. Fitzpatrick Says Allies Are Questioning America’s Commitment
Sebastian Hughes Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania told the Secretary of State at a hearing on Monday that U.S. allies Ukraine and Taiwan are scared America does not have their backs after the withdrawal from Afghanistan. “I just returned from Ukraine two days ago, my next stop will be Taiwan,” Fitzpatrick said during a House Committee on […]
Afghanistan: Blame Nation-Building Suits, Not The Boots
By Brent Smith To this day, you’d be hard-pressed to think of even a single battle America has lost because the “Boots” didn’t meet or exceed expectations. The military is made up of fighting men and women. That’s what we do, and there’s no one better. Looking back, the Afghanistan debacle is almost exclusively the fault […]
China Threatens To Begin World War III
By Bob Unruh A video has appeared online that reportedly is circulating among Chinese Communist Party channels in which the repressive regime on the mainland there threatens to unleash a “continuous” nuclear war on the world. “When we liberate Taiwan, if Japan dares to intervene by force, even if it only deploys one soldier, one plane […]
Fun Ways To Annoy China And Support Taiwan
Ethan Yang While the issue is still relevant, rallying to support Taiwan has become a sort of meme that has both comedic and moral value. I covered the context to this in an earlier article here. Essentially, the ever petty and highly authoritarian Chinese Communist Party has taken offense at American celebrity John Cena calling Taiwan, […]
The Science of COVID-19
By Doug Blois Taiwan was formed in 1949 when Chian Kai Shek’s followers were pushed onto the island after a civil war. The democratic government of Taiwan and the communist government of mainland China remain enemies to this day. But due their proximity to mainland China (90 miles), they knew at the beginning of […]
The US Makes One Too Many Parties to the Spratly Spat
By Thomas L. Knapp On September 30, a US Navy destroyer, the USS Decatur, sailed within 12 miles of the Gaven and Johnson reefs in the South China Sea’s Spratly Islands. Twelve miles being the “territorial waters” limit set by the UN’s 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Decatur was met […]
