[Epoch Times, July 30, 2021]In the recent diplomatic wrestling between the U.S. and China, the CCP evades the importance and avoids the truth, and does not govern the country, but only protects itself. At the same time, the CCP also built plank roads and secretly crossed the warehouses to take advantage of the U.S. withdrawal. , In the Central Asian country, Afghanistan, actively expands. How does not avoid suspicion, unites with the Taliban, and entangles desperadoes; coupled with the recent open flames of the CCP, it has unabashedly promoted the expansion and deployment of its nuclear weapons, regardless of strategic concealment, just for a full blow . All these measures have confused many Western governments. The real purpose and intention of the CCP at this time is because the CCP may already know it, knowing that they are facing the last moment before collapse, so it is more likely to be the final blow to the world before preparing for its demise.
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman started two closed-door talks with the Chinese Communist Party’s Deputy Foreign Minister Xie Feng and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Tianjin at the end of July. This is the second, slightly lower-ranking meeting since the US-China Alaska confrontation in March. High-level dialogue. US officials once said that the Tianjin talks will be a continuation of the Alaska talks and that all aspects of the relationship between the two countries will be discussed. But now it seems that apart from the CCP’s verbal abuse and unreasonable demands, the talks have made no substantial progress.
People still remember the ugly performances of CCP officials in Alaska. The CCP in Tianjin revisited its old habits, completely disregarding diplomatic etiquette. In Sherman and Xie Feng’s “Double Thanksgiving Meeting,” Xie Feng, in front of Sherman, even said that the U.S. “wants to do the bad things, but also wants the benefits!” Exhausted, it is plausible to ask the world to pay for its sins. Today’s world is truly dominated by demons and demons. Faced with the clamor of the CCP’s naked war wolves, the government and people in the free world seem to have lost their squareness and do not know how to deal with it.
At the beginning of this diplomatic controversy, the U.S. government has already revealed its trump card, and it has lost the opportunity to give the CCP a basis for arrogance. Before going to Tianjin, Deputy Secretary of State Sherman claimed that the U.S. government “welcomes competition with China!” The CCP has never said that it will “fairly compete” with the U.S. The CCP is not satisfied that the U.S. is dealing with China from a “strength position”, Wang Yi said “The United States always wants to put pressure on other countries with its own strength, thinking it is superior… There has never been a superior country in this world, and there should be no superior country, and China will not accept any country calling itself superior.” In other words, the CCP is pulling the U.S. down from its internationally recognized superior position, and it wants to “make up lessons” for the U.S. It is deliberately weakening the U.S.’s international status. The CCP clearly recognizes that the United States is the CCP’s greatest rival, and is preparing for the final decisive battle between the United States and China, including military conflicts, while U.S. officials are fantasizing about building “a level playing field and guardrail to prevent competition from evolving into conflict.” Outrageous! The confusion and shortsightedness of some people in Washington is evident.
In the US-China Tianjin talks, the widely anticipated US-China trade war, US tariffs on Chinese products, the South China Sea military confrontation, and Taiwan-US military cooperation, these are undoubtedly the most critical and important issues that were not mentioned at all. Instead, visa restrictions on CCP officials, student visas, and personal restrictions on CCP members have become the focus of the CCP’s most concern. It seems that the CCP is trying to avoid the importance and negligence, and avoid the reality to avoid the futility. It is not for governing the country, but for self-protection.
The CCP’s “correction checklist” for the United States includes the unconditional removal of visa restrictions on CCP members and their families; removal of sanctions on Chinese leaders, officials, and government departments; removal of visa restrictions on Chinese students; cessation of suppression of Chinese companies; Suppress Confucius Institutes; revoke the registration of Chinese media as “foreign agents” or “foreign missions”; even revoke the extradition request for Meng Wanzhou. The requirements of these lists also show that the CCP is its own self-interest, and now it has completely ignored and has no time to take care of the welfare of the entire Chinese society.
The CCP built plank roads, secretly crossed the warehouses, and attempted to expand its sphere of influence in Afghanistan while the United States was withdrawing its troops. It even shunned desperadoes and extremists like the Taliban. United Taliban is only to entangle anti-American forces, but it may cause fire. The Taliban, regarded as a “good friend” by the CCP, is an armed radical Islamic fundamentalist terrorist group. They turned Afghanistan into a base for terrorist organizations and once harbored Bin Laden, which led to the US presence in Afghanistan. The extreme Islamic doctrines he pursued have harmed the Afghan people and plunged Afghanistan into the abyss of civil war.
The United States and NATO’s withdrawal from Afghanistan seems to have left a vacuum for Beijing, and Beijing can’t wait to fill the vacuum. But the consequences of embracing terrorists may be unexpected by Beijing. The CCP chose to stay in Tianjin. Just after the meeting with the representatives of the US government, they met with a nine-member delegation led by Mullah Baradar, the second figure of the Taliban, whose heart is well known to passers-by. The CCP hopes that the Afghan Taliban can draw a clear line from the “East Turkistan” (East Turkistan Islamic Movement, or East-Iraq Movement). This is undoubtedly a reason to seek fish. Fundamentalist extreme Islamic terrorist groups will recognize the weakness of the CCP and will expand its influence in China. At that time, China may have to swallow the bitter wine brewed by the CCP.
The CCP has recently carried out an open fire and unabashedly promoted its nuclear weapons expansion and deployment plan. Under the eyes of all the world, the construction of missile and nuclear weapons silos in the desert is quite suspicious. The CCP certainly knows that these fixed silos are completely incapable of survivability and cannot be used for a second nuclear strike in the event of a nuclear war. Because the second nuclear strike and nuclear counterattack must be achieved through ballistic missile nuclear submarines (the CCP has several) and space-based strategic nuclear weapons (the CCP has almost none). Then, the CCP has so disregarded strategic concealment and built these silos on a large scale. It is undoubtedly just to make a desperate move, to burn the jade, and to take the lead and fight hard. In other words, at the moment when the CCP is desperate and on the verge of extinction, it will abandon its previously stated promise to “not be the first to use nuclear weapons” and use nuclear weapons first!
The American people and the U.S. Congress are less confined to the limitations of the White House, and often have a clearer understanding of hostile forces such as the CCP. When U.S.-China relations are tense, members of both parties in the U.S. Congress introduced a bill at the end of July to reinvigorate the “Cold War Armory” of the United States to deter the CCP.
The three bottom lines that the Chinese Communist Party’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi openly drew to the United States are: first, the United States must not challenge, slander or even attempt to subvert the path and system of socialism with Chinese characteristics; second, the United States must not try to obstruct or even interrupt China’s development process; The United States must not infringe upon China’s national sovereignty, let alone undermine China’s territorial integrity. Obviously, the United States has no intention of obstructing China’s peaceful development, but it certainly will not allow the CCP’s threatening expansion. The third bottom line, of course, is directed at Taiwan, but neither the left-wing nor the right-wing US government will abandon Taiwan, so the CCP’s hopes will surely come to nothing. The first bottom line is actually a touchstone for testing the current US government: If you do not challenge and subvert the CCP regime, the United States and the world will be destroyed by the CCP; challenge and subvert the CCP regime, and the United States and the world will have hope!
As mentioned earlier, the real attempt of the CCP at this time is because the CCP may already know that they are facing the last moment before the collapse, so it is the final blow to the world before preparing for its demise. The last and deadliest blow of the CCP is of course aimed at the United States and the free world, and it may start in the Taiwan Strait or the South China Sea. But what tools will the CCP use in its arsenal? The third wave of viruses? Nuclear weapons that are all gone? Anti-satellite warfare launched from space? A massive offensive in cyberspace? Electromagnetic explosion destroys the power grid? Or other weapons that people don’t know yet? All these require strict attention and early warning from the justice world.
(Dr. Xie Tian is a Chair Professor at the Aiken School of Business, University of South Carolina, USA)
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