Is he going to get fired? 
I don`t know much about this foreign policy stuff
I`m reading some bad shit though.
I`m reading some bad shit though.
Tk superbeets
Yeah i saw his tweet saying they called him.
The media is saying no....He called them.
Fuck the media
Yeah i saw his tweet saying they called him.
The media is saying no....He called them.
Fuck the media
On Saturday, China's foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang issued a statement that said 'there is only one China in the world'.
'We have noticed relevant reports and lodged solemn representation with the relevant side in the United States,' Shuang's statement reads.
'I must point out that there is only one China in the world and Taiwan is an inseparable part of the Chinese territory ... The 'one China' principle is the political foundation of China-US relations.
'We urge the relevant side in the US to adhere to the 'one China' policy, abide by the pledges in the three joint China-US communiques, and handle issues related to Taiwan carefully and properly to avoid causing unnecessary interference to the overall China-U.S. relationship.'
The 'One China' policy holds that Washington, while maintaining unofficial relations with Taiwan, does not recognize it as its own nation and therefore does not acknowledge its leaders as heads of state.
The dispute between Taiwan and Beijing began when the losing side of China's 1949 Civil War fled to the island and continued to declare itself the rightful rulers of China. Military tensions have existed between the communist regime and Taipei ever since.
Trump's opponents were quick to claim his phone call risked angering Beijing by seemingly disregarding decades of protocol built on America's acknowledgment of the 'One China' policy.
'We have noticed relevant reports and lodged solemn representation with the relevant side in the United States,' Shuang's statement reads.
'I must point out that there is only one China in the world and Taiwan is an inseparable part of the Chinese territory ... The 'one China' principle is the political foundation of China-US relations.
'We urge the relevant side in the US to adhere to the 'one China' policy, abide by the pledges in the three joint China-US communiques, and handle issues related to Taiwan carefully and properly to avoid causing unnecessary interference to the overall China-U.S. relationship.'
The 'One China' policy holds that Washington, while maintaining unofficial relations with Taiwan, does not recognize it as its own nation and therefore does not acknowledge its leaders as heads of state.
The dispute between Taiwan and Beijing began when the losing side of China's 1949 Civil War fled to the island and continued to declare itself the rightful rulers of China. Military tensions have existed between the communist regime and Taipei ever since.
Trump's opponents were quick to claim his phone call risked angering Beijing by seemingly disregarding decades of protocol built on America's acknowledgment of the 'One China' policy.
There's only one demographic making a big thing out of this, the fucking idiots residing in libtard nation.
Senator Chris Murphy, D CT, actually said " that's how wars start". Lmfao@him
How do these people survive the day?
China is laughing at them, they don't care, butt they'll use it as leverage if libtard nation lets them.
But unfortunately for China, the children have been dismissed
Senator Chris Murphy, D CT, actually said " that's how wars start". Lmfao@him
How do these people survive the day?
China is laughing at them, they don't care, butt they'll use it as leverage if libtard nation lets them.
But unfortunately for China, the children have been dismissed
