How The United States Can Avert War By Backing Taiwan Peacefully Now
April 12, 2021
Communist China could soon move to seize free and democratic Taiwan, and the stakes are sky-high for the United States. It could be next spring when the sea conditions are more favorable, or perhaps it will be two or five years from now. But China’s leader for life, Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping,
has made conquering Taiwan a top priority, and there are signs he could attempt such an action soon.
“Gray zone tactics” are being used by Communist China against Taiwan, meant to exhaust and intimidate the Taiwanese so when the PRC makes its big move, Taiwan will lack the political will to fight back. The PRC hopes if Taiwan does not fight as though its very existence depends on it, and the United States has not adapted its weapons deployments in time to win against the PRC at acceptable costs, then the United States will not come to Taiwan’s defense.
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Nearly every day we hear or read of increasing concerns over communist China’s economic and military growth.
Recent data published in the Washington Post indicates China logged 2.3 percent growth for 2020, making it the only major economy to grow last year despite crippling effects of the global pandemic.
In a sign of how quickly China managed a turnaround, the National Statistics Bureau said its gross domestic product rose 6.5 percent during 2020’s fourth quarter, even exceeding its pace before the pandemic. China’s GDP surpassed a milestone in 2020, topping about $15 trillion.
In January, via Chinese state media, the country’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, told world leaders and global investors China’s fast recovery from COVID-19 could lift the rest of the world.