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Eventually they will fight it out in Asia with China handing the empire it’s butt in it’s hand
Note: Earlier President Elect Donald J. Trump was trying to put more pressure on the Chinese to bow to America’s imperial ambitions in Asia by openly claiming that the “One China” policy that has been the cornerstone in US China relations since the 1970’s when war criminal Henry Kissinger went to Beijing to beg the Chinese for trade and investment trade-offs to keep the dollar alive and the US economy afloat, was negotiable.
Trump: One-China policy negotiable
This was a direct shot at Chinese sovereignty. It was a hard line message to the Chinese leadership that the US would breach all acceptable norms to try to maintain empire and remain the dominant and most relevant power in the Asia Pacific region.
Thing is…China is not the Chin of a decade ago and America is not the unrivaled super power of 10 to 20 years ago. The times have changed and so too have their positions.
China is now rebutting America’s covert threats and provocations. They are sending the US an even louder message on this subject.
China calls on Trump to recognize Taiwan ‘high sensitivity’
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has stressed that its “One-China” policy is not negotiable and called on US President-elect Donald Trump to acknowledge the “high sensitivity” of matters relating to Taiwan.
Beijing made the announcement in reaction to remarks Trump made in an interview with The Wall Street Journal on Friday, in which he said he would not commit to the “One-China” policy unless China amends its currency and trade policies.
“The One-China principle, which is the political foundation of the China-US relations, is non-negotiable,” said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman in a statement released on the agency’s website on Saturday.
The “One-China” policy refers to the policy or the diplomatic acknowledgement that there is only one state called China, despite the existence of two governments – one in China and another in the island of Taiwan.
Under the policy, the United States recognizes and has formal ties with the government in Beijing rather than Taiwan. China has considered Taiwan a breakaway province since a government was established there in 1949. Beijing believes the island will be reunified with the mainland one day.
“In order to avoid disruption to the sound and steady development of the China-US relations and bilateral cooperation in key areas, we urge relevant parties in the US to fully recognize the high sensitivity of the Taiwan question, approach Taiwan-related issues with prudence, and honor the commitment made by all previous US administrations of both parties on adhering to the one-China policy,” Kang added.
In an unprecedented move that angered China last month, Trump stirred tensions when he talked over the phone with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen.
During the interview, Trump defended his conversation claiming that “It would have been very rude not to accept the phone call.” “We sold them $2 billion of military equipment last year. We can sell them $2 billion of the latest and greatest military equipment but we’re not allowed to accept a phone call,” he said.
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