samsara
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I dare YOUR US of A to do as such... let the world see if the Chinese RED LINE is the same as the Barack Hussein Obama's ones. I ain't sure what the Americans or Europeans think of this issue in essence... but I can tell you and other readers here that the Chinese people deem this lingering territorial issue resulted from a Civil War in the past as sacrosanct, in short it's an existential matter! But people are free to leave, incl. those Taiwanese and the Japo-Taiwanese in that island who don't want to be ruled under Chinese sovereignty, just like those folks in HKSAR are free to go.The United States should do exactly that, send a naval ship to dock at Taiwan & exercise with the ROCN. We'll see then if China has the guts to enact its "Anti-Secession Law" (and subsequently sign an instrument of unconditional surrender in the bombed-out hollows of Beijing a few years later) or stay put.
But fortunately Donald Trump is a businessman and still has sane mind regardless his often tweet outburst... therefore YOUR version of American reckless hegemonic acts as such won't happen, at least during the Trump administration.
Btw I think you're just a fake flag waver of the Canadian one, I do believe that you're either of an Indian or Viet descent pretending to be a White folk spitting your not-so-disguised venom against the Chinese interests. Well noted anyhow!
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A warning to Taiwan-independence forces (10 DEC)
The minister at the Chinese Embassy in Washington, Li Kexin, said Friday that he had told US lawmakers that the day US Navy vessels arrive in Kaohsiung will be the day the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) unifies Taiwan by force. His remarks have triggered an uproar in Taiwan, with protests from its "Ministry of Foreign Affairs" and Mainland Affairs Council.
After the US Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2018 in September, which enables naval vessels of Taiwan and the US to pay mutual visits, Taiwan authorities have been both delighted and dubious about the bill.
The island under the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has become deficient of both direction and sense of security.
The Chinese mainland has never given up the option of Taiwan reunification by force, which is clear to people across the Taiwan Straits. But Taiwan is not sure what will prompt the PLA's actions while the DPP has been deceiving Taiwanese that the island will stay safe whatever it does.
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http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1079620.shtml
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Top political advisor calls for peaceful reunification across Taiwan Strait (11 DEC)
Chinese top political advisor Yu Zhengsheng said Monday the mainland will uphold "peaceful reunification" and the "one country, two systems" principle.
Yu, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, made the remarks when meeting a delegation led by Yok Mu-ming, chairman of Taiwan's New Party.
"Resolving the Taiwan issue to achieve reunification is the shared aspiration of all Chinese and the fundamental interest of the Chinese nation," said Yu, vowing the utmost sincerity and greatest efforts toward peaceful reunification.
The 1992 Consensus that embodies the one-China principle is key to ensuring cross-Strait peaceful development, Yu said, adding that history has proved and will further prove that "Taiwan independence" is a dead end.
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http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1079785.shtml
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