Posted on Nov 30, 2022
Biden’s promise to defend Taiwan says a lot about America’s view of China
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I firmly believe we won't do a thing if China invades Taiwan. Our president, whom I believe was bought and paid for through his son's 'business' dealings will try to show bravado and bluster his way to covering his ass.
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I honestly don't believe that any statement from Biden reflects anything beyond his addled state of mind. As for his "promise" to defend Taiwan, I would remind you that his promises aren't worth anything
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Good article, SSG Carlos Madden. Thanks for posting.
This article speaks of G.H.W. Bush cultivating a more stable mutually respectable relationship between U.S.A. and China, much earlier, instead of the cut-throat competition it devolved into.
The U.S.-China Relations Legacy of President George H. W. Bush
https://bushchinafoundation.org/u-s-china-relations-legacy/
This article speaks of G.H.W. Bush cultivating a more stable mutually respectable relationship between U.S.A. and China, much earlier, instead of the cut-throat competition it devolved into.
The U.S.-China Relations Legacy of President George H. W. Bush
https://bushchinafoundation.org/u-s-china-relations-legacy/
The U.S.-China Relations Legacy of President George H. W. Bush -
The Bush China Foundation is a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance U.S.-China relations in ways that reflect the ethos, spirit and values of President George H. W. Bush
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SGT Mary G.
SFC Bernard Walko - Lol. No doubt your wife is right!
However at times long-winded is good<smile> . . . like your insightful comment.
Nothing to be sorry about.
I hadn't considered the generational difference - but have certainly noticed a difference between GHW and his kids. I think your observation is spot on - and says a lot about the difference between our WWII, many of their Boomer kids, and way too many of the Grandkids and Greatgrands.
Drawing the line really is about experience isn't it - knowing when a line needs be drawn, where to draw the line, and how so that it is not impossible to communicate civilly about differences.
However at times long-winded is good<smile> . . . like your insightful comment.
Nothing to be sorry about.
I hadn't considered the generational difference - but have certainly noticed a difference between GHW and his kids. I think your observation is spot on - and says a lot about the difference between our WWII, many of their Boomer kids, and way too many of the Grandkids and Greatgrands.
Drawing the line really is about experience isn't it - knowing when a line needs be drawn, where to draw the line, and how so that it is not impossible to communicate civilly about differences.
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