Posted on 11/01/2016 7:24:45 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Tuesday with Taiwan’s opposition leader, underscoring Beijing’s message to the island’s independence-leaning administration that it won't have access to the mainland’s highest levels of power if it doesn’t accept that Taiwan is part of China.
Xi’s meeting with Nationalist Party Chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu at the Great Hall of the People in the heart of Beijing comes months after China cut off communication and exchanges with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen’s administration. Diplomatically, China has also sought to isolate the island even more by having its representatives barred from international gatherings. […]
Xi said that China “resolutely opposes” Taiwan’s formal independence and that the sides should “continue to push forward the cooperation in all fields, and continue to improve the sentiment for the benefits of the peoples, and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.” …
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One China I could support:
The government of Taiwan is legitimate over all China.
The communist junta of Beijing is not.
Otherwise, screw the one China policy!
Don’t buy mainland Chinese whenever you have the choice!
That includes doing without if it’s not actually necessary.
Don’t sell to the mainland of China.
Don’t lease to the mainland while the ChiComs remain.
Don’t partner with them, visit, or in any way support the continued functioning of the ChiComs.
Cyd Charrise my favorite
I try not to buy products made there. For example, many fine guitars are being built there, but nothing compared to what we make in the states.
I will NEVER buy food stuffs from there, chicken, fish products, cans goods etc. NEVER.
As ... what’s a little extra lead and mercury among friends? ;)
We’ve totally shut down our fisheries. I bet the fish from China are from our waters.
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