Comments by "LoC28C" (@LoC28C) on "Taiwan: A U.S. Pawn in Containing China" video.

@KSBond007 I think the world will have a chance at peace when the USA is no longer the world hegemon.
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⁠@chrislee5685 actually the whole world and all international organisations only recognise One China and that Taiwan is a part of China. There is no country not any international organisation that recognises Taiwan as a country. Only 13 small countries representing 0.4% of the world population recognises the Government in Taipei as the Government of all of China. The rest of the world population and all international organisations around the world recognises the Government in Beijing as the legitimate Government of all of China.
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@Sean-giang Sovereignty is what Taiwan doesn't have. Sovereignty means Taiwan is recognised as a country and no country nor international organisations recognises Taiwan as a country. Well maybe 1 and that is Lithuania. Now Lithuania is complaining that they are no longer able to buy good from China and are no longer able to sell anything to China. If Taiwan seeks independence then Taiwan must be prepared to loose a minimum of 46% of Taiwan's customers. Plus at least anoint 10 - 15 % more from ASEAN and Central Asia too. Are you prepared to loose this ? These figures are according to Harvard University statistics.
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Taiwan is a bottomless ATM for the USA that’s why. The USA can sell old, outdated or watered down weapons to Taiwan at an inflated price. Most importantly Taiwan will NEVER say no to the USA.
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Good idea but the only problem is that there are these stupid people who just do not believe you and they only take in to account the latest amendment of the Constitution of the Republic of China where they say that for election purposes, they will only consider the parts that the Government on Taiwan is able to administer over. So they will then totally ignore the parts that the Government Claim to be the REpublic of China.
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⁠@Sean-giang MAO as an individual did not fight in the war against the Japanese on the front line but he was part of the leaders who helped in the Alliance against both the Japanese and the Germans in both the Asia Pacific and the European Theatre.
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@Sean-giang you are wrong. Chiang Kai Shek was actually forced by a conspiracy of his sister in-law and other Chinese Communist Party members to enter the war to fight the Japanese in Asia and the Germans in Europe. Chiang's son Chiang Wei-kuo was fighting for the Germans and he was a Sergeant fighting against the Chinese in the Allies.
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