On Thursday, the most watched show on the Internet was followed by over 700,000 people – all of them followed the flight on FlightRadar24 of the plane with Nancy Pelosi that was supposed to land in Taiwan…

This event was presented to the global public as a spark that could cause a World War initiated with a clash between China and the United States. China reacted really harshly, but its leaders are not psychopaths who would start a war against the country with which they have the largest trade exchange in the world because of one drunken granny. It is simple – not worth it.

On the other hand, nothing will be the same after this event. Because Nancy Pelosi’s visit to the Chinese island without the consent of the home state was not carried out for the purpose of some meaningful talks, but only as a provocation to ‘restrain’ the growing Chinese power. Because, parallel to Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, Senators Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) submitted a bill that would have the US abandon the one-China policy. Therefore, Pelosi’s words of ‘commitment to democracy and freedom’ ring completely hollow:

At the same time, the new Taiwanese flag that will be used after the declaration of independence is widely shared on Japanese and Taiwanese social platforms:

The American technique of provoking wars by dosing increasingly more fierce provocations is at work again, because of which Ukraine is already on fire. The Russian Federation warned that it would not tolerate the trampling of the established red lines, that it would take ‘military-technical measures‘, but ‘the Empire’ did not want to listen. A tactical response followed.

It is absolutely clear that China will have to react at some point. So, will we soon see China’s tactical response to Taiwan? According to Russian analyst Nikolai Vavilov, the nature of the Chinese empire has always been a strategic response. What does it mean?

This primarily means that China will use all other available means before resorting to military intervention. It, for example, has the widest range of possibilities to use economic sanctions against Taiwan since the island’s economy is practically integrated with China's economy. Some measures have already been taken:

1. Condemnation at the diplomatic level.
2. Started military exercises with rocket firing, including missiles potentially capable of carrying nuclear warheads, but so far with non-nuclear warheads.
3. Partial blockade of the island by exercise zones. Until at least August 8th.
4. Requirements for airlines not to fly in Taiwan airspace.
5. Suspension of the $5 billion CATL battery plant project which would create 10,000 US jobs.
6. An embargo on the supply of natural sand to Taiwan (on the island it is used for the production of cement and glass).
8. Suspension of imports from Taiwan to China of two types of fish and citrus fruits.
9. Prohibit Chinese companies from cooperating with Taiwan Democracy Foundation and Taiwan International Foundation for International Cooperation and Development.
10. In general, it can be expected that China’s main response will be on the economic field. But in general, it is obvious that current events have brought a future war over Taiwan closer.

Here we should also mention the high possibilities of China to impose an energy blockade and switching off the Internet on the island. A possible military conflict would be even more unequal than the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The similarity is that China, like Russia in Ukraine, has no intention of inflicting blows on the population it considers its own.

There is another important point. The 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China is to be held by the end of the year. We still don’t have the exact date, but it is an important event that takes place every five years and where the leader of the party is decided in the following period. The power struggle will force Xi Jinping and his rivals to respond to this humiliation much sooner and more radically than in a situation of undisputed leadership.

I cannot tell you whether it will be a war, a special military operation, or a complete military blockade of the island until integration, but something will undoubtedly happen very soon. The US will not allow China to protect its interests without the use of force.

The trampling of red lines will continue until China is forced to show its military power. This can be guessed from the fact that the USA is slowly leaving Ukraine. The Wall Street Journal has revealed info from their sources in Pentagon, which says that US Department of Defense is going to ask the Ukrainian government to return part of the military aid shipped to Kyiv because Taiwanese military are in urgent need of those weapons’ systems including Javelin and HIMARS MLRS. And Thomas L. Friedman confirmed in The New York Times that White House has basically threw Zelensky under the bus and ran him over…

As globalist plutocracy likes to say: “Nothing personal, it’s just business!”