[US General Election] Biden’s staff warned: China tightens control, Hong Kong succeeds, next turn to Taiwan

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Written by: Xu Yi'an

2020-08-01 16:07

Antony Blinken, an adviser to the US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, pointed out that US President Trump (Donald Trump) has brutally treated traditional American allies, which has made Washington and Beijing in human rights, technology and Hong Kong. When issues are disputed, it becomes more difficult for the United States to confront China.

A Bloomberg report on August 1 pointed out that Blincoln, former Deputy Secretary of State and now Biden’s senior foreign policy adviser, warned in an interview with Bloomberg TV on July 31 that China, which had become bolder, found that it had tightened its restrictions on Hong Kong. Controlling without being held accountable, the next step may be to seek to change the status quo in Taiwan.

He said: "If China receives signs of impunity, it is worth worrying that China may think it can do the same with Taiwan."

He said that Biden will “reinforce the defense against Taiwan’s democracy by exposing Beijing’s intervention.” “Ironically, Taiwan has been a successful example in the past few decades in terms of how the United States and China deal with the Taiwan issue. ."

Speaking of traditional allies, Brinken said, “The first thing is that we must get out of the strategic deficit that President Trump has placed us in.” “Trump has renounced the value of human rights in the United States by weakening his allies. Destroy American democracy and help China advance its key strategic goals."

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