Merkel not welcomed in Poland
German Chancellor Merkel went to Warsaw, the capital of Poland, on the 11th to meet with Polish Prime Minister Morawicz and discuss the Chinese Communist virus and Belarus' incitement to immigration and other issues. Although this was Merkel's last visit to Poland during his tenure, Polish President Duda cancelled the meeting with her in order to express his protest against the Russian-German natural gas pipeline "North Stream 2".
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Hong Kong's largest teachers' union stops operating
Due to the heavy suppression by the CCP, Hong Kong’s largest teachers’ union "Hong Kong Education Professionals Association" held a special congress on the 11th and voted to pass a resolution on dissolution. Since the Situ Hua Education Fund is affiliated to the Education Association, the foundation will cease to operate after the Education Association is disbanded.
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Samsung withdraws from Ningbo
South Korea's Samsung Group continues to withdraw capital from the mainland. As Samsung Heavy Industries Ningbo Shipyard decided to divest its capital, the factory area will be taken back by the local government. Thousands of employees gathered in the factory area on the 9th to demand compensation.
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Explosion in Dalian on 11 September 2021
In an apartment in Pulandian District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, a gas venting explosion occurred at around 0 am on the 11th. The fire spread rapidly, causing at least 8 deaths and 5 injuries.
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International covid data on 11 September 2021
As of 1 pm Eastern time on 11 September, the number of newly diagnosed covid cases in the world is 613,261, and the total number of confirmed cases has reached 224,600,864; 9,932 people had died in a single day, and the cumulative total number of deaths is 4,629,761 people.
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The situation on the Diaoyutai Islands is escalating, China and Japan have their own opinions
On 10 September, there is news that the whole Japanese army will hold a large-scale military exercise. The 100,000 civilian self-defense members and the US Army stationed in Japan will conduct various field trainings in two and a half months. With the severe epidemic in Japan, Japan launched its largest military exercise in 28 years. Yesterday we said it was a "bright sword" under the persecution of the CCP.
Sure enough, we guessed it. Not long ago, China and Japan had a tense confrontation in the waters of the Diaoyutai Islands and almost opened fire. During this period, the Chinese Coast Guard warship directly collided with a Japanese ship. Both China and Japan have confirmed that this happened, but the statements of the two sides are different.
On 10 September, the official account of the Chinese Communist Party’s National Defense Times stated that “the situation on the Diaoyutai Islands is escalating! Japan initiated unprovoked provocations and the Chinese Coast Guard warship crashed into the tail of the Japanese patrol ship.”
The article stated that five fishing boats from the Yaeyama Fisheries Association of Japan's Ishigaki Island have recently appeared near the Diaoyutai Islands, with Japanese right-wing lawmakers and right-wing people on board. Attempted to take a speedboat into the waters of the Diaoyu Islands and implement landing operations. Afterwards, the Chinese side sent four coastal police boats to block the Japanese fishing boats outside the waters of the Diaoyutai Islands.
The report said that the matter was not over. Soon at least 12 patrol ships and gunboats of the Japanese Security Agency rushed over. The CCP battleship then started "dealing" with the Japanese ships, "not giving one step," during which "a maritime policeman directly ran into a Japanese patrol alternate ship."
The Chinese Communist Party’s official media reported that “It can be clearly seen from the picture that the Chinese (CCP) Coast Guard battleship hit a Japanese Coast Guard gunboat with a naval gun.”
However, the Japanese statement differs a lot from the report of the Chinese Communist Party's official media.
According to a report by Japan's "Yaeyama Daily" on 1 September 2021, the incident happened on 30 August. The five Yaeyama Fisheries Cooperative’s fishing boats "Dai Sakura", "Emi", "Rie", "Eighth Dasei" and "Zenko 2" departed from Ishigaki Island and were hit by 4 CCPs on the way to the Diaoyu Islands. Coastal police ship tracked and intercepted.
According to the Japanese Coast Guard’s announcement and fishermen’s testimony, when Japanese fishing boats started fishing near the Diaoyutai Islands, the CCP’s coast guard boat assumed a posture and flanked the fishing boats, forcing the Japanese fishing boats to evacuate. The Japanese Security Agency immediately sent a coast guard ship to the scene and confronted the CCP coast guard boat. In the process, a Japanese fishing boat was hit by the CCP coast guard boat.
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The CCP’s ship collision releases hard talk "The Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895" risks to recurrence
Judging from the statements of both parties, both admitted that a Japanese ship was hit by a Chinese coast guard ship in the waters near the Diaoyu Islands, and both admitted that there was a tense confrontation between China and Japan.
It can be seen from the reports of the CCP’s official media that the CCP’s coast guard ship hit the Japanese ship "directly." The statement of "direct collision" clearly means that the CCP's coast guard ship did not take any evasive measures.
In addition, the Chinese Communist Party’s official media also emphasized that “China’s territorial issue is firmly supported by the Chinese people, and Japan will certainly fight back in spite of warnings.” He even issued a threat, "This time it hit a Japanese ship. Maybe it won't be that simple next time."
The CCP article also stated, "Through this incident, I believe that Japan also understands the strength of China (CCP), and the Chinese (CCP) Coast Guard is mighty!"
Judging from these phenomena and the CCP’s official media, it can be basically concluded that the collision of the CCP’s coast guard ship against the Japanese ship was a very malicious and deliberate collision. The purpose of this is to try to force Japan to retreat and then occupy the Diaoyu Islands.
Although not at the scene, I should be able to imagine how tense the situation would be at that time. Everyone, notice that both sides have used the word "confrontation." "Confrontation" means confrontation and contend, neither side shows weakness or stalemate.
We all know that when the two armies are facing each other, if their momentum is weak, it will be difficult to win. So you can imagine how tense the atmosphere was at that time. In that kind of tension, as long as the Japanese can't keep their breath, there may be a firefight. If there is an exchange of fire, it may be the second Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895.
Japan was a defeated country in World War II and could not have an army, only a self-defense force. However, the current international situation has changed dramatically. With the increase in disputes on the Diaoyutai Islands, the CCP has increasingly shown its bullying and hegemonic ambitions.
Therefore, Japan may have been forced out of the way before mobilizing all its troops to carry out large-scale military exercises. With the tiger and wolf teacher around him, he had to prepare for the worst. Once there is a conflict with the CCP, you can have the ability to protect the island.
Some people may doubt that Japan "protects the island". To be fair, even though the CCP has repeatedly claimed that "Diaoyutai Islands are Chinese territory", "is an inalienable part of Chinese territory" and so on. But in fact, as the Voice of America pointed out, the Diaoyutai Islands are indeed under Japanese administrative jurisdiction.
In addition, as early as the 1950s in the upper world, the then Prime Minister Zhou Enlai publicly admitted that the Diaoyutai Islands belonged to Japan. Moreover, the Chinese Communist Party’s official media "People’s Daily" published an editorial on March 26, 1958, stating that Zhou Enlai stated in the "Declaration on the Draft US-British Peace Treaty with Japan and the San Francisco Conference" on August 15, 1951: including the Ryukyu Islands and "These islands, including the Ogasawara Islands, have not been required to separate from Japan in any past international agreement."
The "Ryukyu Islands" mentioned in the article include the Diaoyutai Islands, also known as the Senkaku Islands in Japan.
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U.S. research plans to correct the name to "Taiwan", the CCP's bottom line is challenged
Let's look at another matter. Biden has just finished the phone call with Xi Jinping, and both parties have expressed their desire to ensure that there is no conflict. In particular, the Chinese Communist Party said that Biden said on the phone that "the United States has no intention to change the one-China policy." But as soon as the voices of both sides fell, the CCP’s "bottom line" was challenged.
At the White House press conference yesterday (10th), a reporter asked "whether we are seriously considering changing the name of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States to Taiwan Representative Office". Spokesperson Psaki's reply was more tactful. She said that she must "check the matter" with the White House team. There is neither affirmation nor a denial.
However, the "Financial Times" cited multiple anonymous sources within the US government that Washington is "seriously considering" Taiwan's request in March 2021 to rename the "Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States" to "Taiwan Representative Office."
The article quoted two sources as saying that Campbell, the White House Coordinator for Indo-Pacific Affairs, supports the name change. One of them said that Taiwan’s request "was widely supported by the National Security Council and the Asian affairs officials of the State Council." However, it has not yet been finalized, and Biden will eventually be finalized by signing a presidential decree.
Don't underestimate a name change, which actually carries the meaning of sovereignty. Calling the "Taiwan Representative Office" means that Taiwan is a sovereign country, but the two sides have not yet established diplomatic relations. But the formal establishment of diplomatic relations is only one step away. It also means that the U.S. does not recognize the "One China Policy" as the CCP calls it, and is more like one China, one Taiwan, or one China and each table.
If Biden finally makes a final decision, the "Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States" will be officially renamed the "Taiwan Representative Office", which will undoubtedly be a major and substantial leap in the improvement of US-Taiwan relations. It is also the most symbolic progress between the United States and the Republic of China since the cessation of diplomatic relations between the United States and Taiwan in 1979.
Then there will be a good show, because once the name is officially changed, in the words of the CCP, it will be a major challenge to the CCP's "bottom line."
The CCP has always claimed that Taiwan is part of Chinese territory and does not allow Taiwan to use names with sovereign meanings in the world. Nor is it allowed for countries that have established diplomatic relations with the CCP to have any official contacts with Taiwan.
Everyone has seen that Lithuania, a small European country in the Baltic Sea, has reacted fiercely by allowing the Republic of China to establish a "Taiwan Representative Office." Not only the ambassador to Lithuania was recalled, but Lithuania was also retaliated economically.
So this is a very interesting question. When the "Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States" is officially renamed "Taiwan Representative Office", I really want to see how the CCP will react.
Of course, economic retaliation is unlikely. In the previous US-China trade war, the CCP’s economic bullets have basically been wiped out. The most important thing for us is to see if the CCP will continue its sanctions on Lithuania and recall the CCP’s ambassador to the United States. The CCP has never dared to do this to the United States. Let's see if it dares to do this time.
I guess it’s unlikely, because the CCP doesn’t want to sever diplomatic relations with the United States, let alone enter a state of war with the United States. And to recall the ambassador is to reduce diplomatic relations, and if the minister is not retained, it is to sever diplomatic relations. Two countries without diplomatic relations may enter a state of war at any time.
So I think the comments made by netizens earlier are very interesting. The bottom line of the CCP is likely to be "draw one more."
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Responding to CCP threats, Japan signs agreement on exporting national defense equipment to Vietnam
Image : The US Department of Defense issued a statement on 26 August stating that the CCP continues to intimidate neighboring countries in the South China Sea and violate the international order in the Indo-Pacific region. The picture shows that on 14 May 2014, the ship of the Chinese Communist Party’s Coast Guard (left) and the ship of the Vietnam Coast Guard (right) met in the South China Sea. (Hoang Dinh Nam/AFP/Getty Images)
On 11 September 2021, Japan and Vietnam sign an agreement allowing Japan to export Japanese-made defense equipment and equipment to this Southeast Asian country. The technology exports are meant to strengthen cooperation between Japan and Vietnam in response to the increasingly strong performance of the CCP in the waters of the region.
According to the Nikkei report, this agreement was signed by Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi after taking office last year when he visited Hanoi for the first time. After meeting with Vietnam’s Foreign Minister Pan Van Giang, Nobuo Kishi said at an online press conference that Japan will speed up negotiations with Vietnam on the sale of SDF warships.
As one of the main member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Vietnam is the 11th country to sign such an agreement with Japan. At the same time, the CCP is emphasizing its sovereignty over the East China Sea and South China Sea.
A Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense official said that the agreement was reached in the context of "Vietnam is promoting the diversification of its defense equipment sources."
Vietnam has strong defense ties with Russia, and most of its military equipment relies on imports from Russia, including submarines and fighter jets. Because during the Cold War, it was part of the former communist group.
Nobuo Kishi stated that the agreement will "strengthen Japan's defense industry base and is expected to contribute to national security."
He also added that the two sides agreed to work together to establish a rules-based order and reiterated the importance of freedom of navigation and overflight and compliance with international law. This is undoubtedly an implicit counterattack against Beijing.
Vietnam and the CCP have territorial disputes over the sovereignty of the Nansha and Paracel Islands in the South China Sea, and accused the Beijing regime of militarizing outposts built on the islands.
During the meeting, Nobuo Kishi told Pan Van Giang that he hopes to send a message to the international community that he strongly opposes "any unilateral attempt to change the status quo" because the Chinese Communist regime claims that it has the Diaoyutai Islands actually occupied by Japan in the East China Sea (Japan). Name: The Senkaku Islands and the sovereignty of its affiliated islands.
Nobuo Kishi expressed his views on maintaining and strengthening the free and open Indo-Pacific region, and expressed concern about a law implemented by the Chinese Communist Party in February. The law allows the Chinese coast guard to use weapons against foreign ships that it believes to enter its waters illegally.
Nobuo Kishi said that he told Pan Van Giang, “The stability of the situation in Taiwan is vital to the security of Japan and the rest of the world.” At the same time, the two sides agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation, such as allowing warships and warplanes of the Japanese Self-Defense Force to call at ports in Vietnam and cooperation in the field of cyber security.
He also stated that Japan will cooperate with Vietnam to achieve North Korea’s goal of "fully, verifiably and irreversibly dismantling all weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles of all ranges."
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