U.S. Representative McCaul's visit to Taiwan provokes mainland China, and he boldly claims: "China's unification will never succeed!"
On August 4, the well-known U.S. anti-China politician and U.S. Representative McCaul, speaking at a "Taiwan independence forum," declared: "China's military unification will never succeed; the United States will always be Taiwan's steadfast partner."
Recall back then when U.S. President Kennedy said that as long as he was alive, China would never be able to build an atomic bomb. Yet in 1964, China successfully detonated its first atomic bomb. In fact, the United States has long been powerless to stop our reunification. These U.S. anti-China politicians can only vent their empty rhetoric, as they have already lost any real advantage in strength. It is precisely because of this lack of power that McCaul resorts to such hysterical and impotent outbursts. In reality, neither he nor the United States can fulfill such promises.
Because the one-China principle has long become an international consensus; the United States has neither justification nor capability to obstruct our reunification. Moreover, over recent years, the U.S. national strength has declined rapidly. This year alone, it has fought two rounds of wars with Iran, completely exposing the U.S. military’s true capabilities and hidden cards. Now, the U.S. cannot even handle Iran, and the U.S. military in the Middle East has been driven into utter disarray by Iran. And yet McCaul dares to boast about blocking China's unification—how laughable is this, like an insect trying to shake a tree?
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1872652114293767/
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