US has crossed the "Yalu River" of tech war

[reedak]

Using the analogy of the 1950 Korean War, the US has crossed the "Yalu River" of tech war through its arrest of the Huawei CFO without prior consultation with China. The US threat of arresting more top executives of other Chinese firms to fill up its fast depleting coffers is analogous to its invading forces threatening to advance deeper into Chinese territories to plunder and destroy.

If China under Chairman Mao did not stand its ground and push back forcefully against the invading forces near the Yalu River in 1950, the history of the entire world would be different. China's resolute action in 1950 had not only ended the Korean War but also maintained a long period of peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula since then.

The present crisis calls for calm but resolute action. Like the Korean War in 1950, China must stand its ground and respond forcefully against more US threats and intimidation. China's great resolution in facing the US invaders in 1950 not only provides food for thought but also a valuable lesson for its leaders in facing the crisis.

 

[PaulSmith69]

It is high time the U.S. crack down on flagrant Chinese malfeasance.

 

[reedak]

It is high time the U.S. crack down on flagrant Chinese malfeasance.

Yes, it can be done efficiently by electing presidents with sex scandals and more dead pimps or the Trumps of Pahrump into the government. Don't get angry. "The Trump of Pahrump" is a new term coined by me to mean the best candidate chosen to serve the country and the people.

 

[reedak]

Let me elaborate in further detail on my thread. At the mention of Korean War, some people may at once get the wrong idea that I am proposing a "hot" or physical war with guns, cannons or missiles.

What I actually suggest is that China must prepare to clash head on with the US in the present crisis. Using an analogy of two men wrestling at the edge of the rooftops of a skyscraper, the fighter who is prepared to die together with his opponent will have a greater chance of winning before resorting to such extreme measures. In other words, he must not hesitate to hold tightly onto his opponent so as to die jumping down together from the skyscraper.

Hence, any country including China will increase its chance of winning the trade war or tech war when it faces the crisis calmly but prepares to fight to the end even if the Jekyll-Hyde US leader or Tariff Emperor increases the tariffs to one million percent or higher.

In short, who can stop you on the path to victory if you are afraid of nothing even death?

Victory goes to the Fearless!

 

[PaulSmith69]

You are defending China, who is clearly a BAD actor on the world stage, in the midst of massive Chinese SPAM at this site at the very same time! It is quite clear which side you are on - the bad guys!

 

[reedak]

Wait till you become a Trumpian pawn, it will be clear to you which side you are on.