China has imposed sanctions on several Taiwanese officials and lawmakers on Tuesday it claims are "independence diehards."
Tensions rose between the two nations again on Monday however, when China conducted fresh military drills in the Taiwan Strait in response to a group of US lawmakers visiting the self-governing island. China has never ruled Taiwan but considers the island its territory, objecting to it having any official contact with foreign governments.
Western empire needs to be stopped. The monopoly hold on power can no longer go on. Imagine if China was a superpower when the world was lied to bout WMD'S in Iraq. Doubt it would have happened as been the only Empire the US did what they wanted to do. Millions killed and nada.
Well done US interference must be stamped out!!!
These separatists should be eliminated now. China should learn elimination skills from Israel.
As they should!
China ...would not be cocky if Tawiwan had a dozen Nukes ...just like urkraine Countries with Nukes Do Not get Invaded ..
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