In China, down is up

Hu's targeting whom?

Today's Taipei Times tells us about China's latest insane statement:

Hours before Barack Obama's inauguration as president, China called for stronger military ties with the US and said the key threats facing its national security were Taiwan, Tibet and Xinjiang.

Ministry of Defense Spokesman Colonel Hu Changming (胡昌明) said there were "difficulties" in military relations between the two countries and expressed hope the situation would improve.

"In this new period we hope that both China and the US could make joint efforts to create favorable conditions and improve and promote military-to-military relations," Hu told reporters.

Hu was responding to a question on planned US arms sales to Taiwan that resulted in China postponing a series of high-level military exchanges with the US last year.

First of all, Taiwan only purchases defensive weapons from the US. Secondly, with "China-friendly Ma Ying-jeou" (馬英九) in office, the US is less likely to sell Taiwan anything, since it might fall into the PRC's hands. Thirdly, despite China's recent mention of possibly removing some of the missiles it has targeting Taiwan, around 1,400 of those missiles still threaten us here.

The fact of the matter is that one of the greatest threats to the rest of the world is China.


If there were 1,400 missiles in early 2008,
how many do you think there are now?
(Click to enlarge)

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Anti-matter(s): Taiwan, 台灣, China, 中國, Ma Ying-jeou, 馬英九, missiles, 飛彈, Barack Obama, 巴拉克·歐巴馬

Cross-posted at It's Not Democracy, It's A Conspiracy!