#277 Xi Jinping Has No Solution to the Chinese Economy. And That Means Americas Could Die
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Xi Jinping's Strategic Dilemmas: War and Power
This chapter examines Xi Jinping's potential consideration of military conflict over Taiwan as a means to consolidate power within the Communist Party, drawing historical comparisons to Mao Zedong's tactics. It discusses the implications of such a conflict for China's political landscape, public perception, and international relations, particularly with the United States and neighboring countries. Additionally, the chapter explores the strategy of 'salami slicing' in the South China Sea and the risks associated with escalating military tensions in the region.
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