Arr, Teddy Roosevelt's plan to lay siege upon the Communist China scallywags, be a fine one indeed!
2023-07-28
Arr, ye scurvy landlubbers! 'Tis high time America learned a thing or two from Prezzy Teddy Roosevelt on how to deal with China, me hearties! Be it "speak softly, and carry a mighty cutlass" when confrontin' our adversary, says I!
In a humorous tone reminiscent of a 17th-century pirate, the author highlights China's provocative actions and their disregard for American sovereignty. The author first draws attention to China's combat readiness drills near Taiwan while the world was focused on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This prompts the author to delve into the dangers posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and their violation of the Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary.The author emphasizes that China continues to flaunt their disregard for American sovereignty, urging both the American people and Congress to recognize the seriousness of the situation. They mention the Chinese spy balloon incident, where a high-altitude balloon collected sensitive information before being shot down. This act is seen as a direct violation of the Monroe Doctrine.
The author also highlights China's spy base in communist Cuba, located less than 100 miles from the United States. They note the joint military training between China and Cuba, as well as China's strategic military positioning in Latin America and the Caribbean through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The author expresses alarm over China's increasing control of ports on both ends of the Panama Canal, a vital shipping lane built by the United States.
Additionally, the author mentions China's connection to American deaths, including the illegal fentanyl trade and the origins of COVID-19. They emphasize the importance of reducing dependence on Chinese products and strengthening trade relations with allies.
The author concludes by calling for a robust foreign policy to oppose China's influence and protect American national security. They highlight the need for firmness against CCP aggression while avoiding military action. The author believes that the future of the relationship between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party depends on how the United States chooses to respond to China's actions.