US trying to use strong-armed political & military muscle to whitemail China economically

 

I was right on the money once again. I told you that every time America doesn’t get what she wants from the other nations she stokes tension, causes divides, raises geopolitical tensions, provokes others through economic, political, and military actions.

I told you that when she sent naval forces through the Taiwan strait , revealed a hidden US embassy in Taiwan, and openly stated that her goal was to sell Taiwan military equipment….it was to try to strong arm China and force China to bow to her political/economic demands.

Now its all being substantiated. Things are coming to the forefront right out in the open for you to see for yourselves.

This picture taken on November 9, 2017 shows US President Donald Trump (L) and China's President Xi Jinping leaving a business leaders event at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. (Photo by AFP)
This picture taken on November 9, 2017 shows US President Donald Trump (L) and China’s President Xi Jinping leaving a business leaders event at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. (Photo by AFP)

United States President Donald Trump has postponed an arms deal with Taiwan until after he secures a trade deal with China, according to a new report.

“The Trump Administration has put on hold a previously reported sale of jet fighters to Taiwan until the United States seals a trade deal with China,” three US officials were quoted as saying in by the Time.

The State Department approved in September the proposed sale to Taiwan of spare parts for military aircraft worth up to 330 million dollars. The deal covered parts for Taiwan’s F-16, C-130, F-5, Indigenous Defense Fighters, and other aircraft systems.

Beijing has strongly objected to Washington for approving the proposed arms sales to Taiwan, warning that providing the self-ruled island with advanced weaponry would breach Chinese sovereignty and do “severe damage” to bilateral relations.

American and Chinese officials have held several rounds of talks to end a months-long “trade war” that has seen the Trump administration impose heavy tariff’s on Chinese imports in retaliation for China’s “unfair” trade policies.

According to latest reports, it was not clear whether the two sides were nearing a deal.

Trump, however, claimed on Thursday that the trade talks with the Chinese side were “moving along nicely”, saying he could be signing a trade deal with his Chinese counterpart President Xi Jinping within weeks.

“If we have a deal, there will be a summit,” Trump told reporters at the White House before a meeting with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He. “I would say we’ll know over the next four weeks.”

Trump began his trade war with China in early 2018, accusing the Chinese of stealing American intellectual property among a series of other measures.

The Time report suggested that some of the more hawkish members of the Trump administration were worried that the president may soon go soft on China in his desire to close a trade deal.

International affairs pundits say the trade tensions between the two countries are a disguise for political and economic supremacy.

Hendrik du Toit, the chief executive of Investec, a major asset management firm, was quoted by CNBC as saying that trade talks between the US and China were not simply about trade, but “a new world order”.

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