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  • It is not that I am a blind CCP follower or disagree with democratic government forms. I simply view it as unavoidable that Taiwan will not be included to mainland China eventually. Besf thing we can hope for is, that Taiwans forwardness to the western world will somehow influence mainland chinese people. But I am afraid the disinformation campaign of CCP is too strong for that.

    What has CCP done for me? Build up a large country from dirt and leftovers from colonization, that made my todays life very good. And it is continuing to do so. I think Taiwans wealth comes from the worlds dependence of semiconductor creation, but alas, soon PRC will have that technology as well. It simply seems unavoidable that Taiwan will be able to defend themselves, with the USA being run down by facists and EU as well. Even If Orange Man won’t run for office again, I think republicans will stay in power for a while and therefor be less inclinded to do military intervention If PRC strikes Taiwan.








  • Not intentonally. It is how I understood germanys stance. To me it sounds like they would not oppose a peaceful reunification. But as it have been pointed out, there is room for interpretation. Germany seems to not hold diplomatic relationships with Taiwan, so it seems to me, that if PRC tries to reunify Taiwan with itself, as long as it is peaceful (however that is possible), the curreny Government would not put sanctions on PRC, because of course that would be even stupider than applying sanctions on russian gas for the economy of germany. Please understand that I do not approve of russian doings, and do not mind the higher gas price, but it seriouly did hurt the economy, which is itself stagnating right now. How I assune Friddrich Merz positions, he would not allow it to be damaged even further. At the end, germany would accept more or less willingly, a peaceful reunification.