vendredi 13 janvier 2023

(Dans cette guerre voulue par les démocrates américains comme l'est la guerre en Ukraine, comment vont procéder les services américains pour amener la Chine au conflit ? Les belligérants semblent se mettre en place, Taïwan, Chine, USA, Otan, c'est-à-dire Union Européenne. A la marge, sont placés le Japon et la Corée du Sud, la Corée du Nord. Les bases militaires américaines situées sur les territoire des deux premiers les impliquent directement dans le conflit. Pour les américains, le conflit comme pour l'Ukraine, ne doit pas basculer en conflit nucléaire et doit être cantonné dans un champ d'une guerre conventionnelle. Les américains ou plutôt la finance anglo-américaine possède des atouts en Chine vont-ils être activés ? Avant la dernière élection de midterm, les démocrates ont pataugé lamentablement pour utiliser Taïwan pour leur propagande, ils n'ont plus vraiment de limite, ils se prennent pour des démiurges à construire une nouvelle société qui assoira encore une fois la domination des familles qui contrôlent la finance anglo-américaine. note de rené)

Taiwan Defense Ministry Reveals Rare Cooperation With NATO

Authored by Dave DeCamp via AntiWar.com,

Taiwan’s Defense Ministry revealed on Wednesday that it has sent some of its military officers to a NATO war college in Italy, acknowledging cooperation with the Western military alliance that is sure to anger China.

One Taiwanese air force officer, Lt. Col. Wu Bong-yeng, told reporters that he went to the NATO Defense College in Rome in 2021 for a six-month course and insisted the cooperation was purely academic.

"This was an academic exchange, not a military exchange," he said. "Of course, they were very curious about Taiwan," Wu said he studied the same curriculum as officers from NATO countries did, and the Taiwanese Defense Ministry said other officers had been sent to the college.

Taiwan is known to cooperate with the US military, but interactions with other foreign militaries are much more rare. The revelation comes after NATO said China poses "systemic challenges" to the alliance in its new Strategic Concept document that was issued in 2022.

NATO first made clear it had its eye on China in 2020 and said at the time the alliance would work to build stronger partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.

Since then, some NATO countries have joined the US in sending warships into sensitive waters near China, including France, Germany, and Britain.

The US and its allies have been taking steps to increase ties with Taiwan in recent years, which Beijing views as an affront to the one-China policy. These policies have provoked an increase in Chinese military activity around the island.