There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, because

China is the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarians, such as

the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo.

After the 2020 election, the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce.

On the economy side, the so called covid lockdowns left a third of American small business owners were unable to pay rent this month (January).

If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states.

Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, because

China is the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists, such as

the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo.

After the 2020 election, the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce.

On the economy side, the so called covid lockdowns left a third of American small business owners were unable to pay rent this month (January).

If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states.

Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China.

China is the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists, such as

the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo.

After the 2020 election, the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce.

On the economy side, the so called covid lockdowns left a third of American small business owners were unable to pay rent this month (January).

If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states.

Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China,

which is the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists, such as

the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo.

After the 2020 election, the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce.

On the economy side, the so called covid lockdowns left a third of American small business owners were unable to pay rent this month (January).

If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states.

Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And after the 2020 election, the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And after the 2020 election, the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they're winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And the American people's distrust in their government systems are higher than before after the 2020 election. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they are winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And the American people's distrust in their government systems are high after the 2020 election. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion is making a wave among people, since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration;

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they are winning.

③

Today, political conflicts within the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling "their 2020 false flag operation(s)" aftermath. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And the American people's distrust in their government systems are high after the 2020 election. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion are making a wave among people since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is

staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration,

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. [1] [2] [3] [4] Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they are winning.

③

Today, political conflicts in the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation by the Princelings. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling the aftermath of their false flag operation(s) in 2020. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And the American people's distrust in their government systems are high after the 2020 election. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion are making a wave among people since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said, Taiwan is now so fucked.

There might be a war between the US and China.

①

A common set of domestic aspects currently + rapidly arising in the US and China:

Political tensions and conflicts + economic instability that can directly yield large social unrests.

An answer in Mao's playbook to said social phenomenon is staging a war against a foreign nation (faction) which Mao learnt from the figures such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

②

During the Trump administration,

although the relations between the two nations looked tense, many analysts didn't worry about a conventional war between the US and China, because

A) the CCP knows too well if they engage in a conventional warfare with the US, they will be decimated to no end. Hence, their attitude "We'll choose going to war against you, America the empire, if you keep interfering in our domestic affairs (referring to HK & Taiwan). We'll be destroyed but you'll also be severely damaged."

B) And what the now former US administration wanted was not a conventional war. They wanted to cut off the flow line of tech & funds from the US to the CCP's enterprises & projects that are actually owned by the globalists behind the CCP. This in turn would castrate the black funds flow back to globalist factions within the US. They've been getting some results, too. Of course they didn't want an unnecessary armed conflicts when they are winning.

③

Today, political conflicts in the CCP are in part created by Xi Jinping's Princelings' attempts to dismantle Shanghai cliques' asset foundations and said cliques' retaliations to aforementioned confrontation by the Princelings. The conflicts are also being created by the CCP factions blaming other factions for failure of controlling the aftermath of their false flag operation(s) in 2020. Look for the new swine fever strains' spread in China and/or the so called new Covid-19 strains' fiasco in Beijing.

④

The new US administration, which is the team of globalists + neocons, normally would never want to stage a war against China, the new hub since 1970s (or even earlier for some) for their master globalists, a.k.a the authoritarianists such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, & the Bushes (and their lieutenants like George Soros, Bill Gates, Dieter Schwarz, Leonardo Del Vecchio, Koos Bekker, and Park Hyeon-Joo).

And the American people's distrust in their government systems are high after the 2020 election. All time high especially after the Jan. 06 farce. If this new US administration is actually in power, they would seek ways to let off steam and to control conflicted states. Glenn Greenwald wrote "The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming."

⑤

Now, many people are concerned that the domestic version of War on Terror might not satisfy what the current US ruling party wants: The two nations might stage a so called show-window war as a resolution. This notion are making a wave among people since the raging rumour about recent phone chats (between Tony in the state department and Shen Jinlong) making rounds.

Yea, like another commenter here said Taiwan is now so fucked.