India today is no longer what it used to be in 1962 when they were defeated by China, it's a different story now esp. now India aside from having fierce fighting soldiers, possesses the BRAHMOS SUPERSONIC NUCLEAR MISSILES which could hit any part of China at will, w/c China fear the most.
7:31 When the Prime- Minister of Japan and the lider of the CCP look at each other, it seems very clear that the conversation was not so good, and they hate each other.
There are multiple factual errors in this video. There is no poll that said 90% of the people living in Taiwan want independence. The poll didn't ask about independence it asked whether people identified as Chinese only, taiwanese only or both chinese and taiwanese. Only 10% indentified as chinese only. The other factual error is that there is no treaty between the US and Taiwan about mutual defense. The US dropped oofficial recognition of Taiwan in 1979. The US officially does not have an embasy in Taiwan as it does in every country the US recognizes as an independent country. That being said , the US position is officially one of ambiguity as to whether it will come to Taiwan's aid if invaded by China.
Actually there is a recent poll done which states 90% of Taiwanese want independence if it can be done without war with China. Get your own facts right before claiming others are wrong.
The bizarre thing about this is that if Taiwan were to "declare independance", that would actually reduce the extent of the border dispute, as I believe the ROC technically still claims all of mainland China and Mongolia and even claims places administered by Japan, Russia, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Bhutan, and Myanmar (or some group in Myanmar anyway). Maybe I'm wrong and they've recanted some of these claims by now, but I'm pretty sure they still claim mainland China. As I understand it Tsai Ing Wen's party basically wants to limit Taiwan's land claims to what they actually control and maybe change the name of the country.
You won't see anything if you're in Taiwan fighting. You might see some explosions if you're lucky, if not you just die to the airstrikes from mainland china, from air, sea, and underwater. Taiwan won't last 3 days once China has committed to action. First day drop leaflets, telling them to surrender, and if not, anyone who wants to leave can leave. Second day allow them to leave. Third day, destroy whatever remains since it will be the enemy. Fourth day, celebrate victory.
@@crowned5854 Your country is now using el-cheapo (made in China) Vaccines that is only 65.9% effective because Du30 has few friends Lives and livelihoods will continue to be lost until you elect a female P next year.
@@ScrewTikTok they were supposed to ne chinese and belong to china this taiwan president is selling all component and electronic chipset which is the main ingredients to the aircraft and missile systems .. the reason china is pursuading them
On the occasion of dussera festival this situation ironically showcases the fact that a strong woman leader is standing tall against dictatorship china. A small country such as Taiwan who is leaded by its first female leader really has stood her ground. Something other leaders across the globe should learn from this.
Why should Taiwan want independence? Is it an independent entity or not? If it keeps on saying that it wants independence, China is thinking that it's theirs to give. So please get the situation firmly sorted.
Hey man! Taiwan don't violate china air defence identification zone, china does. Why are you reporting "each other's"... Jai Hind 🇮🇳 India 🇮🇳❤️ Taiwan 🇹🇼 Happy Taiwan National day again.
The Moral and Physical Nature of Man is endowed as a Political Animal , with the Right of Self- Determination. To be acting like an Automaton or be dictated by another desecrates his Human Nature. That is an inalienable God-given Right that anyone cannot deny. It is impliedly understood and universally embbeded in the " Rights of Man ".
*Taiwan has a long long history apart from the beijing dictated one. This must be preserved and most importantly Taiwan should remain an independent country. We will continue to celebrate Taiwan National Day🇹🇼🇹🇼😊😍.*
Interesting situation. Diplomacy and respect for all sovereign nations will assure a peaceful future for all. This goes for all nations worldwide. Not just China.
If an independent Taiwan will loss? 🤔 *shift of power to the East...* 🤔 *UNCLOS, sovereignty, treaties will be questioned - if still effective or be followed by the world nations...*
Someone said: her ancestors are japanese. It makes sense. That's in her blood . Violence and no respect. Who is this Indian guy? Why dont you talk about indian . A lot of problems in your country.
This problem is definitely relevant to India, because it's relevant to the world. A war involving such big important countries would affect everyone. There's also a somewhat scary possibility it might involve India more directly, since India has border disputes and regular small clashes with China and a highly nationalistic government that might use a time when China weak to attack.
It's strange you're calling Tsai Ing-Wen violent and disrespectful. If Taiwan were to "declare independence" like she wants, that would mean recanting the ROC's claim to mainland China and making the de facto situation official in the eyes of her government. Basically, she wants to end her country's long standing dispute with the PRC over mainland China, but the PRC see's this as a threat to their ability to eventually control an island that they never have before (the Qing controlled it, but the PRC never did) and is threatening to invade. Tsai Ing-Wen's government has even decided not to "declare independence" immediately in order to avoid the violence threatened by by the PRC. If the PRC wants to control everything the Qing empire did, why aren't they threatening to invade Mongolia? There is no threat to mainland China here*, yet they are the ones escalating the situation and threatening violence, while the ROC is doing everything it can to avoid war short of completely disregarding it's people's wishes and submit to PRC imperialism. Your viewpoint is completely backwards from reality. *There is a slight national security concern, in that, if South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, and Malaysia all allied, they could effectively contain the Chinese Navy in the event of a war. If the PRC controlled Taiwan, that would not be possible. This, along with controlling Taiwan's tech industry and distracting the Chinese populous from a future economic crisis caused by an aging population or from consolidation of Xi Jinping's control of the state and populous are potential cynical reasons why the PRC might want to invade Taiwan now.
@@Mr.Nichan Don't forget that to control everything the Qing controlled, they would have to take a substantial chunk out of Russian territory. In fact if they want everything that the previous empires that we call china controlled throughout history then they would have to attack every single neighbor they have.
You basically skipped the most important agreement between Mainland China and Taiwan is the 1992 Consensus. That was agreed by two countries and served as a contract for a long period of time until Taiwan decided abandon that by themself without the consent of China. Taiwan and Mainland China belongs to the same country I don't know why you all portrayed this as an invasion.
like china ever honoured an agreement.. they turned the HK handover agreement terms on their ear much to the displeasure of HK citizens. China wont even accept the maritime boundaries reviewed & set by the respective international court. Taiwan's democratically elected gov is telling u to F'off, they dont need or want anything to do with your lame corrupt & commie government.. they can manage their own affairs without your attempted BS dictorial subjugation. Focus on your own iternal issues, they have cost the lives of millions of innocent people globally at the wrath of your engineered wuhan virus.
we have already have some flashpoints to WW3 in 2019, and into 2020 with Iran and North Korea but President Trump was able to de-escalate we are now seeing flashpoints with China and Taliban and hopefully Biden will be able to de-escalate. Now theres more flash points for WW3.. hopefully things settle down and WW3 is avoided.
@@TheNecropolis20 Unfortunately a third world war is something waiting to happen, i would say with in these coming 20 years, the way china is spending on it military it is alarming
I only watch it to see where the current bias is for them. I mean, they quote from nonexistent polls to back up blatant prejudices. It ain't real news if you're making stuff up, just like the Pakistani ISI taking up residence on a non existent fifth storey of a two storey hotel. The guy even had the gall to say he knew what they were eating! I'm surprised he hasn't curled up an died from the embarrassment since then but no, still 'reporting' fairy tales! Still making up or embellishing the truth.
Some analysts China will not dare or have capabilities to attack Taiwan I'm not going engage such as rhetoric so call experts have theirs points of view but reality if Taiwan go head declare independence will bejing sit there leave it along I don't think so
Taiwan's status quo is 100% independent of CCP's control. And the whole world seeks to remain this way, including Taiwan and America. China is the only country right now to make allegations of Taiwan making any further moves. What China really wants to do is to "control" which party governs Taiwan, because right now it is the "wrong" party. in other words, challenge "democracy".
a small but obvious problem, PRC needn't the action of "declare a war". I mean, their war hasn't been ending since 1945. there is no Peace treaty or cessation agreement ever. if they wanna do it they can go straightly
If we, the USA, would just do a few fly-overs and station a fleet in Taiwan, things would either go full war, or stop. The longer we play their game, the more chance they gave of winning.
US would never take on China!! They would not take a gamble with WMDs to save Taiwan!! Every time US went to war to defend freedom they lost, ran away or left with lifelong war.
@Chicka Boom Boom I agree the U.S. lost the Vietnam war, but it doesn't really make sense to say they lost the Korean war. The U.S. entered that war to save the South Korean regime from the North, which had invaded and almost taken the whole country. At that task it succeeded. The U.S. and South did continue to try to take over North Korea and they did fail at this due to China entering the war to prevent it, but the original objective was successfully achieved.
The issue is not who would win, but rather who would get involved at all. The U.S.-Taiwan treaty is not clear about whether the U.S. actually has to intervene to protect Taiwan, and people all sides are probably very scared of U.S.-China war, as it might involve nuclear weapons or other WMDs, would have a disasterous economic effect, particularly on the U.S., just due to the trade it would stop, and at the very least would involve huge armies. I think the PRC is banking on the idea that Chinese people care more about Taiwan than Americans, so the U.S. might either not get involved or limit it's response. The U.S. and Taiwan are hoping this is just bluster to foster nationalism or distract people at home in the PRC, and that the PRC will be too scared to actually invade Taiwan.
@Chicka Boom Boom Maybe there's a reason China didn't put more effort into taking South Korea or escalate it's artillary and air attacks on Taiwan in the 1950s into a full scale invasion, in the same way there was a reason the U.S. voluntarily pulled out of Vietnam and now Afghanistan and allowed the side they supported to loose. I say the U.S. lost the Vietnam war, because the Viet Cong and North Viet Nam successfully convinced the U.S. to leave, just like the Taliban have now, and just like U.S. military pledges to defend Taiwan convinced China not to invade in the 1950s.
China must have Taiwan back because it's equivalent to 100 chinese aircraft carriers protecting the mainland from any attack by foreign forces in event of wars..
Chinas economy would suffer too much from a war. All Western countries would block trade and it is cold war 2.0 China could play the long game and try to boost a political party in Taiwan which is pro-unification. Then do a democratic unification.
Your decoding is always false and never get close to the facts and reality. The anchor is just a rookie who is completely ignorant by just repeating the Japanese version of Taiwan history to mislead the Taiwan people that they are not Chinese.
> The shepherds flock was threatened by the wolf, so the shepherd got a dog. The dogs’ teeth were not sharper or its bite more vicious than the wolf, but the wolf would rather go hungry than face the dog. > The free world cannot afford to let the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) take Taiwan. Taiwan is strategically located at the center of the first island chain. It would complete their control of the chain less Japan. It would become yet another island military base and give the CCP a deep-water Pacific port to conceal their nuclear subs. Japan Knows it would be next, if not targeted at the same time and after that the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Vladivostok and eventually the US. The CCP would use Taiwan to cut the trade routes and threaten free countries who do not yield to its will or relinquish territory and resources. Japan would be the first to be cut off. Appeasement “Peace in our time” did not work for Chamberlain it will not work now. [Maybe they should be called the NAZI party, except for the symbols it is hard to tell the difference.] > The CCP believes it is on the verge of global domination. The Quad Alliance (Australia, India, Japan, United States) and now others is the only organization that could stand up to the CCP. If the Quad+ does nothing other countries will say the Quad+ ether could not or would not stop the CCP and so they cannot. They would have to aqueous to all the CCPs demands and over time lose their sovereignty to the CCP. Eventually the CCP would become so powerful that the free world would have to do so too. This used to be called the domino effect. The CCP would impose its propaganda/censorship/surveillance empire not just to Mongolia, Turkestan, Tibet, the Falun Gong, Hong Kong and now Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, and then all over the world. Free speech would evaporate globally. Freedom and democracy would become a distant memory. Concentration camps would proliferate worldwide. > IT WILL START LIKE THIS: The CCP assumes the Quad+ alliance will help Taiwan. In their version of the NAZI “OPERATION SEA LION” the PLA (People’s Liberation Army) attacks the Quad+ carriers and air force bases with 100s of missiles each preemptively in the belief that a demoralized Quad+ will withdraw or be delayed leaving Taiwan defenseless. The Quad+ destroys the PLA navy, the maritime militia, takes the artificial military islands, and closes the Strait of Malacca to the CCP. The Quad+ maintains constant military and economic pressure on the CCPs” Military Industrial Complex” with standoff weapons. The CCP has alienated every country on its border. Sum including Russia would see opportunity and attack China once the PLA has been weekend, for reasons of their own. With their massive numerical advantage invading mainland China is not an option. It would result in massive casualties, lots of collateral damage, risk a nuclear exchange and might become a protracted war with no guarantee of achieving anything more. Regime change might be a little too ambitious. Inflicting casualties on the PLA would only make them stronger as they already have more people than their land will support (1.4 billion, four times the US population and four times the number of mouths to feed with the same amount of land). China is not self-sufficient in oil, coal, natural gas, food, water, iron ore, rare earth ore and other things. A war in China’s front yard would in and of itself stop all Chinese trade and maritime poaching operations. The Chinese economy would collapse. A negotiated peace or even a cease fire would not work as the CCP would never honor any deal it made, rearm, and try again. The only thing that would stop the CCP is the inability to attack. Containment would be the order of the day, the decade or even more. There would be no exit strategy. Perpetual war? With all deference to Binkov’s Battlegrounds the object of the exercise would be to protect Taiwan, stop CCP “Lebensraum” (expansionism), keep the international sea lanes open, and eliminate the threat to and theft of resources from other countries, NOT the conquering of China. As tempting as regime change would be that is an extremely ambitious goal requiring an uprising of the Chinese people, who all have Stockholm Syndrome against their CCP masters. > The CCP is watching the US military now free of INF Treaty restrictions, as well as other members of the Quad+ reorganize, reprioritize, reequip with new technology, build capability and alliances in the SCS. This might be enough to deter them. Increasing the deterrent by subsidizing Taiwan’s defense/coast guard would be a lot less expensive and a lot less bloody than war. The only way to really win a war is not to fight one. Maybe the US should dust off the 1941 “Lend-Lease Act” or Canada the “Mutual Aid Act”? What ever happened to “The Arsenal of Democracy”? Does the free world really need to charge Taiwan the full price for the military supplies and equipment they are buying? Should little Taiwan wildly overmatched bear the burden of defending freedom and democracy worldwide? If there is a war, there will be no winners only losers. Everyone will lose. The CCP has been fighting a cold war with the free world for the last 50 years. I wonder if an arms race might help bankrupt the CCP the same way it did the Soviet Union?
If it were Trump now as USA President, Xi Jinping would not dare to tread Taiwan militarily. Now, we witness an evidence that the character of a president does carry weight to the negotiation table.
It is a dangerous move and the consequence is beyond words. So the quest for independence is forever wishful thinking. So never be overconfident and try to be smart.
A long, costly and indecisive US-China war would destroy the regional order anyway, because America’s leadership in Asia wouldn’t survive a war with China. Most probably it would lead to America’s withdrawal from Asia-just as its long, indecisive but far less costly wars in the Middle East have led it to withdraw from that region. If so, Australia’s alliance with America would wither too. So the real choice Washington would face would be to abandon its position in Asia by fighting China, or by not fighting China. Given the cost and risks of war with a nuclear power, it is easy to see which America should choose, and I think probably would choose.
BUT THIS IS LIKE ZANZNZIBARI TOO WE DONT WANNA UNION TO TANGANYIKA BY CALL TANZANIA 🇹🇿 AND ITS OVER WHY THEY DONT SUPOTING ZANZIBARI TOO WE ARE Independence country but why they force us Tanganyika to be union whan we don’t wanna
We want Taiwan Chinese land we accepting in history. Gorkha urff Nepal always stand with one China policy and if needed help from Nepalese people all the time will ready to join with China. Off course Nepal moving to bigger Chinese supporter from South Asia we believe in power.
for the sake of your people and the world-Put aside all of what you all regard as your face and your desire to be invincible in your class-just move a step backward and all problems solve --- is that ,---that hard?
Taiwan and China is no difference with N. and South Korea which still at war. Practically Taiwan is an independent country running its own government, especially separated by a civil war. Taiwan has grown up to be a responsible adult and independent of its future so desire to achieve.
The actual provocateur is our President Tsai herself. The western media fails to detect her recent announcement of two China policy that is a serious shift from our previous government position that is based on our current one China constitution. It's a major change of the status quo that has seriously eroded the foundation of the cross strait relations. If she and her ruling party plan to go through the constitutional change according to her announcement, it will be a de-facto independence, one of conditions stated by CCP who will reunite Taiwan into China by force. In war, we Taiwanese will suffer in devastation. World peace and regional security of Asia will be in peril.
Correct me if I am wrong: Tsai Ing-wen is not of Japanese ancestry ( a reasonable question given the 50 years of Japanese occupation). Tsai Ing-wen has Hakka ancestry. (¿Look at her nose; have you ever seen a Japanese person with a nose like her’s?)
@Sjeline Lukiman Whereas we are both in doubt, I consulted Wikipedia. Wikipedia makes no mention of Tsai Ing-wen’s DNA, location, or political distant ancestry. Her father was born in 1918 and her mother in 1925, that makes her parents a little younger than my parents. Both were alive during the Japanese time, but the location of her parents is not specified. (Remember the REPUBLIC OF FORMOSA - the expressed will of the indigenous and immigrant people of Sweet Potato Island.)
Imagine Texas wanna go independent, and China support it with military presence at the coast of US? Or in Mexico water. In the international water is freedom of navigation. Russian war ship should be at South America water too. Conducting military exercise. See if US likes it.
Big lie,the flights had nothing to do with Taiwan. The planes were searching for the American nuclear sub that collided with Chinese underwater devices.
The civil war suspended due to the malicious interference of USA in 1950s. NOW, Taiwan return to the motherland is the general trend for Chinese great rejuvenation. The youth should accomplish the great cause of unification of the motherland ASAP.
We should set up a tremendous battlefield where Chinese soldiers can fight soldier from other countries. So people can vent out their anger after that we can move on into next drama show.