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Nation self determination by turning the country into a Soviet puppet that may or may not outlive Trump.

Once Mao got nuclear technology off them, he ditched the soviets.

It is the Russians who are Chinas puppets now.
https://www.wsj.com/world/china/how-xi-went-from-admiring-putin-to-managing-him-e47473e7?

You still think we are living in Stalin era? - no this is 2026.
Please do try and keep up.

Oh but no you are living in the past.
The glory days of US being a Zionist puppet are fading fast.

Suez-Hormuz
USA has no interceptors left.

Dang!

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You still think we are living in Stalin era? - no this is 2026. Please do try and keep up.

The American Revolutionary War happpened about 100 years after the English Civil War. It represented a total overthrow and reversal of Oliver Cromwell's leftist militarism. That, not Suez, is the reason that Britain is an irrelevant backwater of a country today.

We are now about 100 years away from the Chinese Civil War, and it is time once again to fulfill our destiny by delivering the judgement of history to the Old World.

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https://www.wsj.com/world/x-putin-junior-partner-df611b88?mod=article_inline

'Xi Jinping once admired Vladimir Putin. Now he manages him.

Four years of war and economic isolation have reduced the Russian president to a supplicant in a relationship growing more imbalanced—and at times tense.

Before Putin made his 14th trip to meet with Xi in China, he publicly signaled that the two countries would strike a breakthrough agreement on energy. Indeed, his May visit had no bigger ambition than persuading Xi to greenlight a second natural-gas pipeline between Russia and China—known as the Power of Siberia 2, a project two decades in the making that Moscow desperately needs.

But the Russian delegation that flew to Beijing ahead of Putin ran into a brick wall. Chinese officials made it clear to the visiting head of Gazprom, Russia’s state-owned gas giant, that they would sign up to the pipeline only if Russia sold them gas at the same lower-than-market rate Moscow sells domestically, said people with knowledge of the talks. In essence, Beijing was asking the Kremlin to subsidize the project. 

Driving home their point, Beijing’s officials told the Russians not to raise the issue again until the terms changed, the people said. 

A day later, Putin left the Chinese capital having signed 42 agreements and joint declarations. The pipeline deal wasn’t among them. Beijing offered no public explanation.

“Xi received Putin like an emperor receiving his visitor in his castle,” said Joerg Wuttke, a veteran German business executive with long experience in China-Russia relations, “and sent him home.”'

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Okay, send Russia to come kill Americans too then. Let's go.

Brit mindset. I'm not a materialist. When I say China was turned into a Soviet puppet, It's not a geopolitical observation, it's a moral one. What I'm saying is that the mainland is a gulag-ridden freedom-hating dictatorship. The historical references are for aesthetic amusement and to provoke as much chaos and conflict as possible, because a state can't be reasoned out of tyranny.

I fully understand that China has a decent shot at world domination with or without Russian aid. I'm just making sure you include my country in your reign of terror and death.

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