Henry Guzman Villalobos: She looks a 100% Asian, she is a Native American from Alaska USA. I know why.
The Chinese arrived on our Western Hemisphere over 4 000 years ago. We can prove the connection between the Chinese and Native Americans in the International Court and in the US Federal Court.
My Han Chinese great grandfather married into my Native American family in 1850. I am only 5% Han Chinese.
Ni Hao ma?, Xie Xie ni, wo hen Hao, wo ai ni, etc.
Henry Guzman Villalobos (Apache Yaqui Han Chinese) International Researcher Writer of International law, Federal law, Human Rights, Chinese culture, etc.
Some missed facts in the context-piss-poor article, which simply asks the wrong question / Does the U.S. actually want to defend Taiwan? War has gone from a remote scenario to a fearfully plausible one BY ARIS ROUSSINOS
The US is: 1) pouring money and arms into Taiwan 2) routinely doing maneuvers in the strait 3) sending trainers and soldiers 4) encouraging “independence” 5) doing high level official visits 6) shifting war doctrine and training for war with China 7) taking actions to provoke war
The US has no interest in defending Taiwan. It wants to use Taiwan.
Whether that involves a fierce, debilitating proxy war waged under the pretense of “defense”, a direct thermo-nuclear stand off, or simply unbridled chaos, depends on the flavor of the tactics of the day, the correlation of forces, the appetite for risk.
Asia Times: What China’s Taiwan white paper is saying. This important document is intended to remind the West that China will not budge on its position on Taiwan By GEORGE KOO Aug 18, 2022
US president Richard Nixon raises a toast with Chinese premier Zhou Enlai in February 1972 in Beijing during Nixon’s official visit to China.
By flying to Asia and landing in Taipei, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, disregarded the “one China” principle and the fact that Taiwan is a province of China. Pelosi stepped over China’s red line. And, as promised, China responded by holding live-fire drills all around the island for the first time in the history of cross-Strait relations.
The military exercises by the People’s Liberation Army prompted the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan to sail away from the waters of Taiwan. This made it abundantly clear to the people in Taiwan that while the United States wants to encourage Taipei to start a war with the mainland, Taiwan would have to fight the PLA by itself.
Seeing these developments, the collective wisdom of the people in Taiwan as reflected by the media is to conclude that to declare independence and break away from China would be suicidal.
The US Congress and President Joe Biden’s administration, however, have continued to test China’s resolve and attempt to push the red line.
Since the US and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) normalized relations in 1979, Congress has enacted a series of legislation to weaken the bilateral agreement progressively as expressed by three communiqués.
The first communiqué was agreed in 1972 when then-US president Richard Nixon went to China. Each communiqué stating that Taiwan is a part of China was signed by both Washington and Beijing and is binding on both parties.
Unlike these joint agreements, the US government arrogantly presumes that any law enacted by its Congress is unilaterally binding on China as well.
In response to this American arrogance, the State Council Information Office in Beijing has issued a white paper on the “Taiwan Question and the Cause of China’s Reunification in the New Era.” This important document is obviously intended to remind the West that China will not budge on its position on Taiwan.
First of all, the paper reiterates that Taiwan is part of China, that reunification is inevitable, that the way reunification will take place is a matter between Taiwan and the mainland, and that Beijing will brook no outside interference. This is a re-statement of the red line about Taiwan that has never changed but is now stated in no uncertain terms.
Second, the white paper reviewed Taiwan’s place throughout the history of China. The terms of Japan’s unconditional surrender at the end of World War II mandated the return of Taiwan to China after 50 years of Japanese occupation.
At present, 181 countries including the US recognize the PRC as the legal government of China and that Taiwan is part of one China.
Advantages of being part of China
Some people in Taiwan may not fully appreciate the intertwined cross-Strait economic relationship. If so, they should read the white paper and understand the advantages of Taiwan being a part of the national economy.
As just one of the indicators, Taiwanese businesses have over the years invested more than US$71 billion in more than 1.2 million projects on the mainland – not to mention an annual trade surplus of $170 billion that Taiwan enjoys with the mainland.
From 1980 to 2021, the mainland’s economy grew three times as fast as Taiwan’s and has become the second-largest in the world, and is soon to overtake the US to become No 1. China has become a major power not only economically but in science and technology and in military prowess. As more people in Taiwan come to understand China’s place in the world, they will appreciate being a part of China.
Winding through Congress is the Taiwan Policy Act of 2022, which according to its sponsors will promote the security of Taiwan, ensures regional stability and threatens China with broad economic sanctions. But the consequences of Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan showed that such an act will do just the opposite: The island will become less secure and the region less stable.
As we have also seen from the Ukraine war, the US sanctions imposed on Russia backfired badly, causing worldwide food shortages, rising energy prices and overall inflation, and solidified the ruble’s place among the world’s major currencies. Any attempted sanctions on China would inflict blows to the US economy many times more serious than the sanctions on Russia.
One only need look at the foolhardy tariff war waged by former US president Donald Trump and continued by Biden. The American consumer had to pay a higher price for goods made in China because of the tariffs, and the trade surplus by China only increased rather than reduced. For Washington to threaten China with sanctions is meaningless if not just stupid.
Moreover, the white paper has reasserted China’s red line on Taiwan, leaving no room for ambiguity or equivocation. This is a matter of sovereignty for China. The Chinese do not make empty threats. They will view stepping over the line as an act of war.
No independence without US support
Taiwan’s ruling pro-independence (taidu) faction would not be so foolish as to declare independence without US support. If the US does show support, then China will most likely strike at the US naval ships first and take them out of action.
Without American military presence, the taidu faction will become irrelevant and negotiations between Taiwan and the mainland for a peaceful reunification can begin.
George Koo retired from a global advisory services firm where he advised clients on their China strategies and business operations. Educated at MIT, Stevens Institute and Santa Clara University, he is the founder and former managing director of International Strategic Alliances. He is currently a board member of Freschfield’s, a novel green building platform. Follow him on Twitter @george_koo.
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Chinese in San Francisco protest against Nancy Pelosi destroying US-China relations to benefit the Military Industrial Complex bringing US proxy war against China in Taiwan to destroy Taiwan like US did to Ukraine
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Alliance for Reunification launches a Sunday rally to unite Chinese community to denounce Pelosi
Peter Chi, Chairman of San Francisco Bay Area Alliance for Peaceful Reunification, announced that a rally will be held at Portsmouth Square in SF Chinatown at 11:00 a.m. this Sunday , August 21, 2022. The rally follows up on the August 1, 2022 protest at the Federal Building against Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan,
Chi said that Pelosi continued to make provocative statements against China that promoted her own interests while furthering damage to US-China relations. It is reported that Pelosi will return to the Bay Area for August 20-22, 2022. As our elected Representative to Congress, “…we are gathering people in the Chinese community to express our voice”.
Chi pointed out that the relationship between the United States and China has been damaged. The interests of Chinese in the United States have been harmed. He hoped that all sectors of the community will actively participate in the rally to advocate the interests and survival of Chinese in the United States.
Guan Jiacheng, director of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (Six Companies), President of Bay Area Alliance for Peaceful Reunification, called on the Chinese community to actively participate in Sunday’s rally. He pointed out that Pelosi’s political career is encountering difficulty. In promoting her own interests while disregarding the interests of the Chinese and American people, her visit to Taiwan and her remarks have created tensions between China and the United States. Her visit violated the One China Policy agreed upon by United States and China. This harms Chinese Americans. He also called on the community to actively participate in politics and use their votes to demonstrate the power of the Chinese community .
Wu Guobao, President Emeritus of the Alliance for Peaceful Reunification, pointed out that whether it is former Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s visit to Taiwan on July 18, or the European Parliament’s Deputy Speaker Nicola Beer’s visit to Taiwan from 19 to 21 of the same month , or on August 1st, Speaker of the House of Representatives Pelosi, and on August 14th, a cross-party delegation led by Ed Markey, Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, will set a bad example for more politicians.
As Chinese Americans, we all swear allegiance to the United States. However, individuals, political parties, and special interests do not represent the best interests of the United States and its people. We should speak out fearlessly.
Julie Tang said Pivot to Peace is joining with other organizations in the community and will participate in the 1-hour rally at Portsmouth Square at 11:00 a.m. on August 21. She said that Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan has brought the already bad US-China relationship to a new low point. It has intensified racist hatred, with anti-Chinese cases emerging without end.
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