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MilesYu 余茂春
@milesyu10
Fmr State Dept, curr Navy & think tanks | American | Professor | Policy & strategy wonk | Views my own | 🔁=FYI | Lives in Washington DC area
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The brilliance of U.S. elections and their implications for Taiwan and beyond--my latest.
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As I suspected, the FBI has stumbled across an MSS covert money exfiltration network as one element of the realtor Heather Zhang unregistered foreign agent case in Calif. Court doc from FBI counterspy Kevin Holt on Tuesday. Also confirms "Individiual 1," reportedly Miao Fatai, is in China and had "romantic relationship" with Zhang, who is married with two daughters.
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The problem with the Nobel Peace Prize Committee---my latest in the Washington Times:
Happy 251st Birthday to the US Navy! My midshipmen showed up in class today in celebratory spirit.
40 years ago today, President Reagan met General Secretary Gorbachev in this little house in Reykjavik, Iceland. That historic meeting was documented in the Reagan diaries, as focusing on human rights and nuclear arms control.
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Well said.
Taiwan policy is a total time-warp. It’s not the 1970s any more. “One China” policies were for a time when Taipei claimed the right to rule the whole of China, and it was necessary to decide who could legitimately make that claim. Most countries chose Beijing. That’s what “One China” means. But Taiwan completely abandoned this claim a long time ago, and even made constitutional amendments to underline it. Why, then, do we persist with these policies as if the political reality is unchanged? “One China” policies are obsolete, and the ambiguity they create is a moving target for Beijing’s grey zone activity. We should junk them and develop something fit for purpose. We cannot hope to deter Beijing’s ambitions unless we are clearer on what Taiwan is, and what our consequent red-lines should be. @FreddyLim
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China is not safe for American students.
NEW 📰: "China not safe for American students" by Vandenberg's Carrie Filipetti for @WashTimesOpEd. "Yet as long as China continues to detain American citizens such as Mr. Chen and Min Zin, China is not safe for American students."
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An amazing story…
🚨 WOW! President Trump claims a PLUMBER intervened and prevented 100+ deaths during the AirDubai hijacking earlier today, and grabbed the stick to LEVEL OFF the plane Why, you ask? Because the man was a fan of "AIR DISASTERS," a show that documents plane crashes TRUMP: "I don't like watching it because bad things happen." 🤣 "But he said he watches it a lot and he learned from watching that show sort of how to fly." "An Israeli plumber saw what was happening and was strong. You know, when you lift pipe all day, you're strong. And he saw what was going on and he heard the screaming." "He grabbed the stick, pulled it up, leveled out the plane before it crashed. I think it's like Jeff. I think it's true. Pretty incredible."
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My take on the Trump-Xi Summit last week in the Washington Times:
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The only U.S. government guideline on arms sales to Taiwan was set up by President Ronald Reagan on August 17, 1982, the same day of the announcement of the August 17 US/PRC Communique (aka the third communique): "Any reduction of such arms sales depends upon peace in the Taiwan Straits and the continuity of China’s declared 'fundamental policy' of seeking a peaceful resolution of the Taiwan issue." "The U.S. willingness to reduce its arms sales to Taiwan is conditioned absolutely upon the continued commitment of China to the peaceful solution of the Taiwan-PRC differences. It should be clearly understood that the linkage between these two matters is a permanent imperative of U.S. foreign policy." "It is essential that the quality and quantity of the arms provided Taiwan be conditioned entirely on the threat posed by the PRC. Both in quantitative and qualitative terms, Taiwan’s defense capability relative to that of the PRC will be maintained."
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Now you know....
Q: Yesterday, Ambassador Perdue said you suggested to Xi U.S. could sell military equipment to China? TRUMP: "I never heard of that one. I'm going to have to ask him. You mean we're going to sell? Now they probably would like to buy it because we do make better equipment than them, so maybe it's a good idea. But we didn't discuss that." Trump suggests his U.S. ambassador to China "may have been talking about Taiwan" !!
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"This state visit showcased the strength of the United States, advanced American economic interests, and made one thing unmistakable: peace and prosperity are strongest when America leads from a position of power." ---The White House
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The CCP's " 4 Red Lines" for the U.S., issued again by the PRC ambassador to Washington this week, reveal the regime's 4 fatal vulnerabilities---I wrote this two years ago but I could have written it yesterday:
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General Secretary Xi today once again reiterated the Thucydides Trap warning at the White House. Here is my earlier take on this Thucydides Crap nonsense:
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Why we must prepare for the Chinese Communist Party's Collapse--my latest in the Washington Times
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