What story best describes America today? Published in 1989, “Who Moved My Cheese” is very appropriate. The United States, who is used to living a comfortable and happy life, suddenly found that the former hegemony was gone, so the story of retrieving the cheese began.
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken has far-reaching ties to the military-industrial complex. AP picture
There are also two types of characters in the United States, just like the mouse and the dwarf in the book. The former is aggressive and correct, and the latter is hesitant, complaining about others with a dark side. The latest article in The New York Times, titled “The Biggest Weakness of Biden’s Foreign Policy “Clique”, revealed the infighting in the White House, because a group of long-time cronies around President Biden were concerned about the loss of “milk” in the United States. They have wrong and negative thoughts. They are not good mice who have the courage to put on sneakers to compete with the times, but blindly want to stir up the world with force and seek to regain control of the world. How best to keep the world in turmoil? It is better to make all-round challenges to China, the world’s largest economy and a comprehensive national strength comparable to the United States, and even to step on the red line of sovereignty over Taiwan and the South China Sea set by China in the past.
“The New York Times” named the dwarfs in the White House as the diplomatic elites of the two parties, calling them “the Blob”. In fact, they are representatives of the U.S. military industry, including Secretary of State Blinken and CIA Director Haynes, both of whom “worked at a consulting firm whose clients included defense contractors,” and Defense Secretary Austin, who and Blinken “have served on the board of arms manufacturer Raytheon.” Director Indo-Pacific Strategy has Campbell, known as the “tsar of Asia,” and Ratner, head of the Pentagon’s China task force, were both former members of the Center for a New American Security, which gets funding largely from defense contractors.
Get it, America’s dwarf “clique” “tends to view U.S. foreign policy as a series of military challenges that require military solutions.” That’s why Blinken’s recent China policy has been so aggressive. “Biden’s hawkish policies have contributed to a vicious circle of hostility and escalation, making (China-U.S.) cooperation more difficult.” Henry Kissinger, a national teacher of the United States, publicly commented earlier: “The international order built by the United States and the West is no longer applicable to Global stability, the current world is no longer the world it was a hundred years ago. Due to the advancement of science and technology and advanced weapons and equipment in various countries, a military conflict between China and the United States is unimaginable.” However, the “small group” in the United States still acts irrationally for the interests of the military shadow government behind it. Behavior.
When we wake up, will America’s small concessions and fake retreats be regarded as Sino-US easing? Chen Wenling, Chief Economist of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, recently suggested in a forum that to defend against the containment of the United States, a weekly review of strategic preparations should be made. Among them, the one that attracted the most media attention was the early recovery of Taiwan: “The United States and the West (if) are like sanctions against Russia. In the case of destructive sanctions against China, we must recover Taiwan, especially in the reconstruction of the industrial chain and supply chain, we must grab TSMC, a company that originally belonged to China, into the hands of China. Important semiconductor companies such as TSMC , is speeding up the transfer to the United States, to build 6 factories in the United States, we must not allow all the goals of the transfer to be achieved.”
We must let the United States clearly understand that if we dare to touch Chinese cheese in front of us, we don’t have to be polite. 〉 The article reminds Americans: “Not far from China is the world’s largest and most advanced foundry chip manufacturer TSMC.” It is estimated that it will take more than 10 years for China to catch up with TSMC in terms of science and technology. However, from Fujian to TSMC’s location Hsinchu City is less than 110 miles away, which is China’s “shortcut”.
The United States should not always complain about Who Moved My Cheese? Trouble with us all day long for no reason, maybe you’ll end up badly, and then you’ll be shouting Who Moved My Chips? Because you urged China to take back Taiwan and “chips” as soon as possible!