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Tianliang Zhang predicts that Xi Jinping will never invade Taiwan. Why? He “doesn’t trust his generals.” But Zhang suspects he is attempting to take over Taiwan in a different way. “Infiltration and subversion from within.” “In Taiwan, I’m sure Xi Jinping’s strategy is basically to control one party, name...

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Jan Jekielek1 month ago

I just sat down with Tianliang Zhang to discuss the CCP’s abuse of the U.S. court system to wage lawfare against political opponents, their persecution of Falun Gong, and why President Trump’s trade war against China may be too little, “too late.” Watch our interview below:

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UnRoseauPensant1 month ago

@LTYokota I totally agree. They are also using Japan against Japan.

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Chinese communist party works like the parasitic virus, they rot other countries from within.

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A wild viscacha1 month ago

Congratulations for interviewing a Falungong cult member? You got played 😅

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troubledmind851 month ago

I believe this is very probable. The propaganda of the western media is to cast China as the hot war aggressor, but their strategy is much more economic and utilizing weaknesses and loopholes of a nation’s systems.

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Max "Trevor Down at the Pub" Waters1 month ago

I think this is correct. And I think that KMT Chair Zheng Liwen is actively complicit in fomenting division and weakening Taiwan's security. She's love nothing better than to be the Red Queen of Taiwan as head of a quisling government.

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🌺PlumBlossoms1 month ago

So true. 1st: Subverting and dismantling a targeted nation from within is the least costly 2nd: This strategy is the most covert and less likely to attract opponents' attention —China is like a giant venomous snake, slinking around stealthily and surreptitiously Using a nation against a nation is the product of Wang Huning's 40 years of strategic thinking

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Milktea Alliance 8⃣1⃣7⃣ W.S.1 month ago

@nthusharon The casualties of his generals are actually higher than the Taiwanese

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Colin Glassey - Author1 month ago

I agree. I've been saying this for years. That's my prediction & its based on 75 years of "no invasion".

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Sophia Matthew1 month ago

@EpochTimesChina This is classic CCP strategy: unrestricted warfare and united front work in action. Military force is the last resort. Political warfare and internal subversion are the preferred tools. That’s why exposure and counter-infiltration matter more than ever.

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☯️灵蛇之眼 ☯️1 month ago

Why does the U.S. consistently fall behind and miscalculate in its confrontation with China? A major reason is that you have placed your trust in those Chinese defectors who are driven by self-interest and profit. They tell you exactly what you want to hear—using the opportunity to make money, build connections, and gain fame—yet they have never once offered an accurate assessment. Since you Westerners lack experts who truly understand China, and instead rely entirely on the glib talk of these Chinese fugitives, defeat was inevitable.

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Chris Eastaughffe (AZ Vac done)1 month ago

Taiwan, USA, Australia, and many other countries will be "won" the same way, by subversion from within. This is the objective of the Fabian Society, by @AlboMP and his Government; Socialism/Communism by stealth, then force. This is the objective of Muslim immigrants re Islam.

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Fortunato Sagudo1 month ago

Include now Filipinos against Filipinos in the Philippines.

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Jason Lee1 month ago

@danzwku The media in Taiwan is completely controlled by the DPP. Even the pan blue stations have to listen to them. This guy is talking nonsense.

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Say So1 month ago

He already consolidated his power. If he launches a war and loses, isn't it counter productive?

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CyberJC1 month ago

totally succeeding in South Korea and America - leftist agenda, policies, and worst of the brainwashing of the American education system with woke communist ideologies are rampant in primary, secondary and colleges in America.

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Meshy1 month ago

Same in Australia.

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ferdie_israel1 month ago

China military is spineless unproven substandard padded in numbers...china always take the path to least resistance; to infiltrate, to subvert, to cause enemy destruction from within

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Greg Autry🚀1 month ago

True

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Mr Samson1 month ago

This has been obvious (to me at least) for a long time. China will trying to strangle Taiwan - they will not attack

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MICHAEL WARDER1 month ago

Time to dump Xi Jinping & the CCP.

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Kim John1 month ago

I remember that Wang Huning, a top Chinese leader and the CCP’s core ideological theorist, wrote a book called America Against America decades ago.

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Michael Tyquin1 month ago

Agreed. It is empty posturing by an insecure tyrant.

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Mark1 month ago

Classic divide-and-conquer strategy. Subversion from within is far cheaper and less risky for Beijing than a full military invasion.

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mithya nash1 month ago

Same reason the US and China will never go to war. China has already infiltrated the US in more ways than one.

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BurghezulDjentilom1 month ago

the playbook, explained by a KGB deserter. just add "chinese characteristics"

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cy:₿Ξħ 🌱🌍1 month ago

Ah, yet another Falun Gong nut job @zhangtianliang 🤦🏻‍♀️ 🤮 On second thought, he could be a spy sent to infiltrate the West, America in particular!

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David Kelly1 month ago

The window of opportunity is short for China. The world is decoupling from their supply chains while China's economy has become a dumping engine. Fewer than 4M Chinese boys were born last year. In 2045, that will probably be 2M. Those young men won't want to fight for the CCP.

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One_Nation_Under_God1 month ago

Does the United States have the authority to protect Taiwan from China's infiltration and subversion? And if so, why aren't we doing more to stop the Chinese Communist Party from undermining our interests? It often seems as though nothing is off limits for the CCP – from espionage and intellectual property theft to influence operations, cyberattacks, and efforts to expand its geopolitical reach. At what point do we draw a firm line and begin pushing back more aggressively?

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F W1 month ago

It is happening right now!

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El Hombre1 month ago

The takeover won't be in a traditional sense. It won't be tanks and marines. It will be something very well thought out and unexpected.

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AANG1 month ago

Epoch Time? Who tf is this random guy? Is this what the Anti China Fund goes to?

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The Mayor1 month ago

Chinese National Socialist era is crazy

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推特觀察家1 month ago

Absolutely correct! For the Communist Party of China, it is obvious that controlling the Congress of democratic states is much more trouble-free than War.

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SweetieRT1 month ago

这白菜就没说对过一次

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