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  • wifetrained

    China ceded Formosa, now known as Taiwan, in 1895 to Japan via the treaty of Shimonoseki. Japan gave up administrative control in 1945 to the Nationalist government which moved to the island after the Chicoms took over the mainland in 1949. Nor did the 1952 treaty of San Francisco grant Taiwan to the mainland authorities. China has no legitimate claim to the island.

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  • serf
    wifetrained: 30447021425435/comments/30447081885979

    China ceded Formosa, now known as Taiwan, in 1895 to Japan via the treaty of Shimonoseki. Japan gave up administrative control in 1945 to the Nationalist government which moved to the island after the Chicoms took over the mainland in 1949. Nor did the 1952 treaty of San Francisco grant Taiwan to the mainland authorities. China has no legitimate claim to the island.

    Might makes right and who's supply lines are shorter,it's worst than the Ukraine for the West to intervene there. Should have never told General Mac Arthur to leave N. Korea when the Red Chinese invaded. Truman was a insider on The NWO and The U,N. in my opinion. Red China says it never will use WMD's to go on the offense Yeah that's why they taking over the whole S China sea now.

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  • chiefr

    I pity Taiwan. Look at what happened in Ukraine if you doubt me.

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  • serf
    chiefr: 30447021425435/comments/30447066831771

    I pity Taiwan. Look at what happened in Ukraine if you doubt me.

    Yeah the miracle from West's U.N. war in S.Korea is next after Taiwan.The Communist Block with Russia has never gone away and The Money changers know it by now. The U.S.dollar hegemony in the world's economy is waning fast.

    if China and Russia gets advance computer chip technology it's game over For The USA imperialism.

    serf

    https://www.yahoo.com/now/engineer-fled-charges-stealing-chip-040117005.html

    481-page annual report from February hinted at a potentially incendiary problem. ASML accused a Beijing-based firm, regarded by Chinese officials as one of the country’s most promising tech ventures, of potentially stealing its trade secrets. Behind the brief disclosure is an extraordinary multiyear tale of intellectual property theft and a broader threat facing the $556 billion semiconductor industry.In the report, ASML said the Chinese company, Dongfang Jingyuan Electron Ltd., is related to a defunct Silicon Valley firm, Xtal Inc., which ASML sued for intellectual property theft. A 2018 trial in California, which received scant attention at the time, provided more detail. Dongfang and Xtal were essentially the same, created a month apart in 2014 by a former ASML engineer named Zongchang Yu, ASML’s attorney told the court. The two companies worked in tandem toward the same goal: obtaining ASML’s technology and transferring it to China, which is seeking to foster its own semiconductor industry, often at the expense of Western companies, the attorney argued.That technology was secured in sometimes audacious fashion: one engineer was accused of stealing all 2 million lines of source code for critical ASML software and then sharing part of it with Xtal and Dongfang employees in the US and China, according to transcripts of the proceedings.“It’s not an accident.

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