U.S. State Dept approves potential sale of anti-tank systems to Taiwan for $180 million

in 2024 when desaintis is president, biden can try to win, but I rank desaintis chances to be 75% if his popularity holds, the biggest challenge of his presidency will be the taiwan conflict. you can feel the conflict brewing, the energy from the ukraine war is moving into taiwan. What this experience has taught me is that there's something deeper forcing world events. Something we can't understand. Launching a war on taiwan won't make much sense, but whatever cosmic force that caused the current war in europe is going to strike in taiwan and china next. When you've reached a peak of autocracy, war becomes the only way to expand your influence further. We have to be worried that Putin's regime won't go quietly into the night, that he'll resort to tactical nukes, if taiwan is invaded, and the world then goes into proxy war with china, that would give putin the opening, to use nukes, if russia north korea and china teamed up, the US couldn't single handedly take them, China's military could go toe to toe with us, and russia and north korea's nukes would cancel out ours. this is why these wars are a security threat we can't ignore.

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