One doesn't own a spook. ...

So if no official declaration was ever given, then wouldn't China then be attacking itself?  No different if Japan were to attack Kyoto.  Kyoto has a different name from Japan, but still part of Japan.

Sounds like goal post moving to me.

Taiwan isn't part of China.   It would be like if Japan attacked Taiwan or Korea.  Former colonies.

Taiwan isn't part of China.   It would be like if Japan attacked Taiwan or Korea.  Former colonies.

Taiwan isn't part of China.   It would be like if Japan attacked Taiwan or Korea.  Former colonies.

wow
so much dumbness in one post..

Tell China that.  Diplomatically the US recognizes the "One China Policy".  So does other nations.

Only in "name" in all practical measures taiwan is independent.    They have their own elections, government, military,  culture. The list could go on.  Only thing they don't really have is official government relations. 

Taiwan are not commies they are friends. Ukraine isn't Russia same idea.

Only in "name" in all practical measures taiwan is independent.    They have their own elections, government, military,  culture. The list could go on.  Only thing they don't really have is official government relations. 

Taiwan are not commies they are friends. Ukraine isn't Russia same idea. 

Refer to my spook's comment.

You own a spook?

One doesn't own a spook. One becomes a spook.

Not since the Civil War anyway.

 

What is Trump's plan for Ukraine?  I see Trump wanting to end the war quickly while not giving into the Russians.  He can increase the support to Ukraine while reducing restrictions on weapon use in Russia.  All the while pushing Ukraine and Russia to the negotiations table.  I see Russia keeping Crimea and part of what they have in Eastern Ukraine.  Ukraine won't like it, but they'll face the eventual drawdown of support if not.

Two key advisers to Donald Trump have presented him with a plan to end
Russia's war in Ukraine - if he wins the Nov. 5 presidential election - that
involves telling Ukraine it will only get more U.S. weapons if it enters peace
talks.

The United States would at the same time warn Moscow that any refusal to
negotiate would result in increased U.S. support for Ukraine, retired Lieutenant
General Keith Kellogg, one of Trump's national security advisers, said in an interview.
Under the plan drawn up by Kellogg and Fred Fleitz, who both served as chiefs
of staff in Trump's National Security Council during his 2017-2021 presidency,
there would be a ceasefire based on prevailing battle lines during peace talks,
Fleitz said.

They have presented their strategy to Trump, and the Republican presidential
candidate responded favorably, Fleitz added. "I'm not claiming he agreed with
it or agreed with every word of it, but we were pleased to get the feedback we
did," he said.

Trump spokesperson Steven Cheung said only statements made by Trump or
authorized members of his campaign should be deemed official.

What is Trump's plan for Ukraine?  I see Trump wanting to end the war quickly while not giving into the Russians.  He can increase the support to Ukraine while reducing restrictions on weapon use in Russia.  All the while pushing Ukraine and Russia to the negotiations table.  I see Russia keeping Crimea and part of what they have in Eastern Ukraine.  Ukraine won't like it, but they'll face the eventual drawdown of support if not.

Who knows how long Ukraine can hold on to the land in the Kursk region of Russia.
It looks like Ukraine is still holding on and has defeated a Russian counter attack.
This area could become a bargaining chip for Ukraine.

The sad situation of the citizens trapped in the area was covered in an earlier broadcast
by the youtuber Insiderussia.The people had no idea of the invasion until the war reached
their home land. It looks like the Putin regime is lying to Russians just like the Biden/Harris admin.
Dictators cannot tell the truth to their people.