Republican Rep: We Might ‘Begin To See’ China Invade Taiwan ‘After The Olympics’

Indeed. Right after Russia invades Ukraine. China and Russia know that they have a three year window of opportunity to dramatically strengthen their geopolitical positions. And it looks like they intend to do just that. History will not be kind to the American media. They manipulated millions of Americans into voting for Joe Biden, by maliciously concealing his unfitness and cognitive decline to take down President Trump. Today, one year after Joe Biden entered the Oval Office, the stability of the world is in a total freefall.

“Let’s you and Russia fight,” says China to the US. “Then we’ll take Taiwan.”
China wins, America loses.

— StevenWMosher (@StevenWMosher) January 20, 2022

Republican Rep: We Might ‘Begin To See’ China Invade Taiwan ‘After The Olympics’

By Daily Wire, January 22, 2022

During a call with reporters on Friday, Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX), a leader on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, predicted that Russia would invade Ukraine “next month,” and that China could begin to invade Taiwan after the February Winter Olympics, which are being held in Beijing.

“My prediction is that you’re going to see Russia invading Ukraine in the next month,” McCaul stated. “And I think after the Olympics … China’s gotten so provocative, so aggressive in the South China Sea that you will begin to see CCP, Communist Party, invade Taiwan.”

As tensions escalate regarding a potential invasion of Ukraine by Russia, the White House has issued numerous statements. Appearing on Fox News on Thursday following an unusual remark by President Biden concerning the definition of a “minor incursion,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki assured the hosts that “severe economic consequences” would follow any invasion.

“If there is a movement of any military troops across the border, that is an invasion. If they go in, that is an invasion, and there will be severe economic consequences. I know [Ukrainian] President Zelensky knows that, we’ve conveyed that,” Psaki said. “It is also true … that there are a range of tactics the Russians use; we’ve been warning about some of those steps, including the spreading of misinformation out there, which has been widespread, was widespread in 2014, the use of cyber tools, and we are also going to be ready to respond to that as well, and we will be working in lock step with the Ukrainians.”

As McCaul noted, China — which has claimed for decades that Taiwan is not a sovereign nation, but a part of China that will one day be reunited with the communist nation — has been increasingly aggressive in the region for years.

Despite China’s ongoing human rights abuses and provocations regarding Taiwan, the nation will be hosting the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, which are set to begin February 4. In response to Beijing hosting the Olympics, the United States, as well as several other nations, will be engaging in a diplomatic boycott of the games.

On the same call with Rep. McCaul was Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), who on Thursday introduced the Arm Taiwan Act, which would allocate “$3 billion annually for a new Taiwan Security Assistance Initiative,” according to Gallagher’s official website.

The purpose of the initiative, as explained in the bill’s text, is in part: