In one the more recent topics that some are discussing is the military’s latest planning strategy in the south pacific in particular designed to confront China.
There a couple of ways of looking at this issue, but the one that seems the most obvious to criticize and question is whether or not this is a move to heighten tensions or act as a deterrent as China is not only out producing Naval ship building surpassing that of the US’s Naval fleets, but forming alliances around the globe including Cuba. (More on that in a bit)
While the US is fighting a US proxy war with Russia through the money laundering state of Ukraine, the US with its typical war mongering allies to keep the old hegemonic guards in place, has been quietly building up a defensive line that stretches from Singapore to Japan essentially designed to choke off China should there be a military confrontation over the issue of Taiwan.
Recent developments in terms of economic tensions and breaching thorny issues such as Trade, China in reaction to US’s insistence on sending Taiwan military defense hardware to defend itself against a Chinese invasion.
And so when Jake Sullivan suggests provoking China again, Joe Biden goes along with it.
Zero Hedge is reporting that the U.S. will now start providing Volcano Vehicle-Launched Scatterable Mine Systems to Taiwan…
Taiwan has finalized a new defense deal with the US worth $146 million to acquire Volcano Vehicle-Launched Scatterable Mine Systems, seen as crucial for defense of the self-ruled island in the event of a Chinese military invasion. This comes the same week the State Department announced approval for $440 million more in ammo and logistics deals for Taiwan.
The pending Volcano mine-laying systems deal had first been previewed by the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency in December 2022. It additionally included M977A4 trucks, M87A1 anti-tank mines, as well as M88 and M89 training munitions.
Needless to say, this is yet another move that has greatly angered the Chinese.
And our trade war with China just went to another level.
In response to new restrictions imposed by the U.S., China has just implemented export controls on two absolutely critical raw materials…
A trade war between China and the United States over the future of semiconductors is escalating.
Beijing hit back Monday by playing a trump card: It imposed export controls on two strategic raw materials, gallium and germanium, that are critical to the global chipmaking industry.
“We see this as China’s second, and much bigger, counter measure to the tech war, and likely a response to the potential US tightening of [its] AI chip ban,” said Jefferies analysts. Sanctioning one of
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In another move that is certainly a reaction to the US’s latest military planning is China’s recent announcement that they will be building a Military base in Cuba just a 100 miles from Florida. Think about the implications of that strategy from China as an adversary of the United States.
This video explains more succinctly what the US military strategy is and has been building up to in the South Pacific Sea.
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