Hearted Youtube comments on The Jordan Harbinger Show (@JordanHarbingerShow) channel.
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Much of the General Spalding interview doesn’t make sense. Just last year a Chinese general admitted that the Chinese military is weaker than the Russian military. Much of the Chinese military consists of cheap knockoffs of Russian weapons and their soldiers have no recent battle experience. It failed in its war against much smaller Vietnam in 1979 (it got scared and withdrew before taking Hanoi when it saw what it was facing). China has been licking its wounds ever since. Failed because Chinese minorities were evicted from the north of Vietnam and Vietnam kept control of Cambodia, which more-or-less is what the war started over. It’s complicated.
And the Taiwanese military is an order of magnitude stronger than Ukraine’s military. It has all modern weapons, long range missiles that can hit Beijing, and an air force of F-35 fighters. It is an island which makes invasion near impossible. Japan and the UK were never invaded for this same reason. The U.S. navy will sink any Chinese naval vessels that attempt to blockade Taiwan. It’s not like China’s few nuclear weapons will scare the U.S. away from taking action.
At the very least China would face a boondoggle like Russia is facing with Ukraine but more likely it will be stopped and pushed back to the mainland in short order with far fewer ships, planes and soldiers. Also China is more vulnerable to sanctions than Russia. The world does not need anything China produces unlike Russia’s energy, food and mineral wealth that entail major hardship for the world to do without (though not impossible). China brings labor to the table and there’s no shortage of this commodity from many other countries (India, Indonesia, Philippines, Mexico, etc.). In fact, the labor shift is already happening.
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