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       Re: Taiwan
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: February 20, 2026, 5:11 pm
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       [quote]In fact, we're seeing something similar with Russia's war
       in Ukraine right now. Pundits have predicted that Russians will
       turn against the war any day now, but instead Russians support
       Putin and his war more than ever. Not only is Russia fighting
       the evil West, in their eyes, but they are correcting a
       historical injustice by bringing Ukraine back into the Russian
       fold. All while Western support for Ukraine is wavering more and
       more. No wonder Russia is slowly but surely winning.[/quote]
       Duginist detected.
       What this shows is that Dugin wants China to invade Taiwan.
       Which is precisely why China should not invade Taiwan.
       [quote]Granted I think a Chinese victory will be a Pyrrhic one,
       after years of grinding out a war of attrition and sending men
       to the meat grinder. But it would be a victory nonetheless, one
       that cements China's rise as the leader of a new world
       order.[/quote]
       Just as China is the winner of the Ukraine war weakening Russia
       (except Eurocentrist Xi is too psychologically colonized to
       capitalize on it by retaking Manchuria), Russia would be the
       winner of a war over Taiwan that will weaken China (and Putin
       unlike Xi would capitalize on it for sure).
       [quote]China will find overland routes from places like
       Russia[/quote]
       Homework: who would now have control over China?
       At least one commenter sees through it:
       [quote]The rhetoric from the CCP is very worrisome.
       If folks haven't been paying attention the reunification
       rhetoric has been steady and escalating, stating that military
       intervention is inevitable. It entered a new phase, of drumming
       up public acceptance that military action is the only way. Lies
       like "most of the Taiwanese people self-identify as Chinese" but
       a survey inside the independent nation of Taiwan show the
       complete opposite -especially under 40- as low as 3% identifying
       as such. Wonder where they got this playbook? -cough,
       Russia.[/quote]
       And a few others implicitly acknowledge who will gain control:
       [quote]I guess it depends upon whether they can get Russian oil
       and food supplies[/quote]
       [quote]China can get oil supply from Russia via continental oil
       pipelines.[/quote]
       [quote]In a possible war senerio,Russia easily would betray his
       ally China[/quote]
       #Post#: 32333--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Taiwan
       By: Zhang Caizhi Date: March 10, 2026, 4:48 am
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       Taiwan donates NT$5.14 million in humanitarian aid to Israel
       Equipment purchased with Taiwan funds is being used for rescue
       operations in Beit Shemesh
  HTML https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/news/6314374
       [quote]TAIPEI (Taiwan News) —  Taiwan has donated NT$5.14
       million (US$162,074) for life-saving equipment and emergency
       operations in Israel following Iranian ballistic missile
       strikes, per Maariv.
       At a Zihuy Korbanot Ason (ZAKA) humanitarian volunteer
       organization conference on Tuesday attended by thousands of the
       group’s volunteers, Abby Lee (李雅萍),
       Taiwan’s representative to Israel, emphasized the depth of the
       partnership between the two countries.
       Lee said that since the Oct. 7 attacks, “Taiwan was among the
       first to strongly condemn the terrorist attacks, and provided
       humanitarian aid and financial assistance to support kibbutzim,
       communities, and local authorities that were affected by the
       attacks and the threats that followed them.”
       The representative highlighted in particular a dedicated
       contribution of NT$5.14 million, which was used to purchase
       life-saving operational equipment. “We are particularly proud to
       contribute to initiatives led by ZAKA and are pleased to see our
       contribution transformed into equipment of real value on the
       ground,” she said.
       She said that in Beit Shemesh, where nine people were killed
       after an Iranian ballistic missile struck the area, ZAKA
       volunteers used portable lighting towers purchased with the
       donation. The equipment enabled operational work under complex
       conditions and during nighttime hours.
       “Our contribution is more than financial assistance. It is a
       message of hope and solidarity to those affected by the war,"
       Lee added, "Taiwan and Israel may be geographically distant but
       we are neighbors in our values, small democracies under constant
       external threat that continue to thrive and stand by one
       another.”[/quote]
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