China’s big cheese, Xi Jinping, verbally slapped Joe Biden around with an unveiled threat of retaliation. Any plans that Biden has to help Taiwan better get dropped like a hot potato or the United States “will get burned,” he promises. He didn’t become the biggest collector of Hunter Biden originals for nothing, he subtly reminded.
That’s a threat
After hyping the big video conference between His Imperial Wisdom Joe Biden and China’s President for Life Xi Jinping, the network media is strangely silent about what they talked about. They really don’t want to report the threat part.
“Jinping appeared to threaten President Joe Biden over the issue of reunification with Taiwan during a virtual summit between the two leaders and their top administration members on Monday,” Conservative Brief reveals.
During the lengthy discussions, Winnie The Pooh issued a clear threat “that the United States ‘will get burned’ if it tries to assist Taiwan against any Chinese military action to unify the island democracy with the mainland, as Xi has long promised will happen at some point.”
Now that Trump is safely out of the way and bumbling Biden is in charge, that “point” has been reached.
Biden agreed to “cooperate” and “offered no breakthroughs after three and a half hours of talks.” He heard the threat, loud and clear.
“The call, which was initiated at Mr. Biden’s request, reflected his administration’s deep concern that the chances of keeping conflict at bay may be diminishing.” He was right. Oh, okay then.
Playing with fire
Biden kept begging for mercy, repeatedly suggesting “that it should be possible to avoid active military engagement with China, even as the United States engages in vigorous competition with Beijing and continues to confront the Chinese leadership on several significant issues.”
That didn’t go over well with the leader of the Chinese Communist Party. He thought Joe was his friend. That’s how it got to the threat stage.
“At one point, Xi seems to directly threaten the U.S., according to China’s readout of the summit, which said assisting Taiwan with any move for full independence ‘is playing with fire, and if you play with fire, you will get burned.'”
That sounds like a threat alright. We all know that there was a lot on Hunter Biden’s notorious notebook to burn him with.
The threat continued as Xi added, “China will have to take resolute measures if the ‘Taiwan independence’ separatist forces provoke, compel or even cross the red line.” Ahead of the summit he warned Blinky, better known as Minister of State Antony Blinken, that “any connivance of and support for the ‘Taiwan independence’ forces undermine peace across the Taiwan Strait and would only boomerang in the end.”
His Wisdom couldn’t wait to fold like he had a busted flush. Mr. Biden “underscored that the United States remains committed to the ‘one China’ policy.” He also whimpered, don’t beat me… but the U.S. “strongly opposes unilateral efforts to change the status quo or undermine peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.” In other words, “C’mon man, I don’t care what blackmail you have, I don’t have the clout to stop those pesky human rights folks.”
