China warns of 'counter-measures' as US approves $1.1bn arms sales to Taiwan

China is fast becoming a problem. They have their effing fingers in every pie. The US will go ahead with the arms sale to Taiwan. The question is how China will respond. I see a shit storm brewing...


China has warned the United States it will take "counter-measures" after the Biden administration approved more than $1.1 billion in arms sales to Taiwan.

Chinese embassy spokesman Liu Pengyu said Saturday China was "firmly opposed" to the sales, which "severely jeopardize China-US relations and peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait," and called on Washington to "immediately revoke" them.

Liu's comments on Twitter came after the Biden administration on Friday formally notified Congress of the proposed sales, which include up to 60 anti-ship missiles and up to 100 air-to-air missiles.

The State Department said the sales are in line with a longstanding US policy of providing defensive weapons to the island and described the "swift provision" of such arms as being "essential for Taiwan's security."

China, however, has accused the US of interfering in what it sees as its internal affairs.

China's Communist Party claims Taiwan, a self-governing democracy, as part of its territory -- despite never having governed it -- and has long vowed to "reunify" the island with the Chinese mainland, by force if necessary.

"The US interferes in China's internal affairs and undermines China's sovereignty and security interests by selling arms to Taiwan," Liu tweeted.

"It sends the wrong signals to 'Taiwan independence' separatist forces and severely jeopardizes China-US relations and peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait," Liu said.

He called on the US to "honor its commitments to the one-China principle" and ended his series of tweets by saying Taiwan is "an inalienable part of the Chinese territory" and warned China will "resolutely take legitimate and necessary counter-measures."

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9/4/2022 1:50am
Usa and China are friends, the US made the software for the social credit system that is now in place in China, which seems to be fast tracked introduced to the west since 2020.

It's all a show.
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9/4/2022 2:53am
Pete BootyBeggins prolly approved the sale, I think he is running things China related.
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9/4/2022 10:34am
As we saw with Covid China can do whatever the hell it wishes without remorse or repercussions from the world.
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9/4/2022 10:39am
No, it was from a bat in a wet market. On a Tuesday, high humidity and low zinc percentages. The Wuhan Bat Virus Lab 2 blocks over, funded by our Government had nothing whatsoever to do with it.
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9/4/2022 10:55am
Usa and China are friends, the US made the software for the social credit system that is now in place in China, which seems to be...
Usa and China are friends, the US made the software for the social credit system that is now in place in China, which seems to be fast tracked introduced to the west since 2020.

It's all a show.
Private American companies don't represent the American people or Government.
Unlike Chinese businesses that have to have a government official on the board.
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9/4/2022 12:51pm
Usa and China are friends, the US made the software for the social credit system that is now in place in China, which seems to be...
Usa and China are friends, the US made the software for the social credit system that is now in place in China, which seems to be fast tracked introduced to the west since 2020.

It's all a show.
Have you seen New York passed a law that you must provide your social media history to buy a gun? Social credit score is on the way, whether they tell you are not.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/york-review-permit-applicants-social-media-co…
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