They are only saying that so they can turn around and tell others to stop interfering in Taiwan because it is their territory.
That’s not what they said. They said territorial integrity of all countries must be respected and they called for a halt to any escalatory actions and immediately and unconditional return to peace negotiations.
China, despite their tough talk on unlimited friendship with Russia, are, like usual, not being serious. This story runs very similarly to the so called Taiwan invasion. It’s all tough talk, but all bark and no bite.
One thing you learn from the Chinese Communist Party’s track record is that they love breaking their commitments, even when they have signed agreements.
Their philosophy is that there is no friendship between countries, only alignment of interests.
The CCP have to pretend to want to help Putin, but they are scared shitless of sanctions. At the end of the day, they will side with the winners. And as usual, the western block will prevail, and Russia will lose.
The only difference is that NATO didn’t even have to send a single soldier to the Frontline.
Additionally, one very big problem is that dictators don’t trust each other – and why would they, since they can’t even trust their subjects?
The only thing they have in common is the fear of being thrown out of power by the developed and democratic nations.
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Wow.
But do they have any influence?
They are only saying that so they can turn around and tell others to stop interfering in Taiwan because it is their territory.
That’s not what they said. They said territorial integrity of all countries must be respected and they called for a halt to any escalatory actions and immediately and unconditional return to peace negotiations.
China, despite their tough talk on unlimited friendship with Russia, are, like usual, not being serious. This story runs very similarly to the so called Taiwan invasion. It’s all tough talk, but all bark and no bite.
One thing you learn from the Chinese Communist Party’s track record is that they love breaking their commitments, even when they have signed agreements.
Their philosophy is that there is no friendship between countries, only alignment of interests.
The CCP have to pretend to want to help Putin, but they are scared shitless of sanctions. At the end of the day, they will side with the winners. And as usual, the western block will prevail, and Russia will lose.
The only difference is that NATO didn’t even have to send a single soldier to the Frontline.
Additionally, one very big problem is that dictators don’t trust each other – and why would they, since they can’t even trust their subjects?
The only thing they have in common is the fear of being thrown out of power by the developed and democratic nations.