China-Taiwan: Japan's involvement in 'eastern Nato' could bring total war in Pacific | Superpowers
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- "If Japan is openly involved in some kind of eastern Nato...it's got to be handled very carefully."
Tensions are high between China and Japan, and the latter's entry to Aukus could escalate tensions in the Indo-Pacific, says Michael Binyon, former Moscow correspondent.
Michael is joined by host, James Heappey and military intelligence expert Philip Ingram.
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America needs help defending freedom
Yes. Europeans have been getting a free ride for too long and then have the audacity to bite the hand that feeds them.
America need help from themselves, to fight their greatest threat....
Themselves...
Only because your wild capitalism companies moved production to communistic state. Smart move U.S., smart move. Should have moved to India instead.
America needs help with financial/economic planning.
Why? America is supposed to be invincible.
What we see going on literally around the world is the gradual and inevitable moment when one of the leaders of opposing forces makes a fatal gesture that is regarded as a provocation by the other side and boom, boom, boom; there goes summer vacation for 2024 up in smoke and ash so hot and thick that it will make the 51° heat in this year's Mecca seem like a Turkish bath in comparison. Does that make sense and if not let me just say this? What we have to do and say out in the open from the west is to ask our authoritarian counterparts to step into our moccasins for a fortnight so that they can understand the bind we are in. President Putin wants to take a stroll in the past and re-create the glorious Russian Empire. Anyone can see that is a very interesting goal. The deal is though that we in the west don't look back because we aren't going that way. We swear by a doctrine that simply says a sovereign nation like Ukraine cannot be chopped up on a butcher's block like a side of beef and be parceled out in chunks of territory to be annexed by a greater power. We have to hammer this home to leaders who are considered the right hand of God in their countries that we cannot move from this premise or all that we stand for comes down like a house of cards. We cannot be intimidated by nuclear saber rattling no matter how scary the horror of nuclear holocaust beckons to back down from. President Putin needs to see that the world has moved on and Russia has all the land she is ever going to have like all the rest of us.
We got NATO and now EATO(East Asian Treaty Organization)
The United States, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Taiwan, The Philippines and Vietnam.
Very unlikely Korea would join anything broad. They need to keep their focus on the North.
@@HKim0072 They are strong enough for both. Besides if N.Korea attacks they will have the other Nations getting their back. That's how Alliances work
@@AlphariusDominatus Dude - I'm Korean. The government has explicitly said they aren't getting involved if anything happens in Taiwan.
@@AlphariusDominatusN Korea just signed a mutual agreement with Russia 🇷🇺 as an alliance to protect each other. Plus Russia 🇷🇺 alliance with 🇨🇳 plus BRICS alliance. 😂😅
@@danl5592 Russia can't even protect itself. 🤣
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Another great podcast with these three luminaries of international military-geopolitics.
Especially with the above panel or Prof. Michael Clarke, and others, as I value their specialist experience & knowledge, which makes them authentic and a great listen...
Keep up the great work! 🍻
I think most people are just laughing at what a joke the Rushin' army is🤭
Really I think Russian elites and their deadly corruption - poor coerced guys or hard up guys
@@danl5592 how is Russia supposed to help North Korea when they can't even help themselves in Ukraine?
What about Nato are some succe.?
@@danl5592 Two years into the 2 week special, speaks for itself, as does Russia's😂 friends, Iran and North Korea. Not looking good for Vlad.
@@danl5592 And start watching what, exactly? In which media is the Russian army not a total joke?
China fears Japanese involvement; because Japan understands that in war, there are no rules
Nonsense. China's REACTION to Japan's involvement in 'eastern Nato' is what could bring total war in Pacific. Please place blame where it is deserved.
People need to worry less about what China will do and more concerned about whether The United States of America decides enough is enough and call all the bluffs from the Dictators.
@@AlphariusDominatus And what precisely will the US do on their own? When did they last win a war on their own?
@@boota1979 Iraq. Twice.
Exactly. Who are the nincompoops writing these Chamberlain-esque headlines?
European experts, like these guys, convinced politicians that Russia was rational and could be influenced. Ditto China. Have little confidence in opinions that conform so neatly to their well reasoned consensus, which has consistently ignored or diminished the aggressiveness of terroristic authoritarian governments.
So these clowns want to restore Japanese militarism. Unbelievable
So if you install a burglar alarm in your house you're declaring open season for burglars. The title of this video is ridiculous.
Nuclear bombs were no deterrent in the Falklands war, which has an equivalence to Taiwan. Nuclear Submarines were and are very relevant with conventional weapons...
Argentina had no nuclear weapons
Argentina had no nukes.
@@nicholasmaude6906 we did though. And it didn't deter Argentina
@@Mozart69938 nuclear powered sub deterred the belgrano!
@@DaveB1 The Junta ruling Argentina thought they'd get a quick victorious war but instead got a humiliating defeat which ended military rule in Argentina.
The example with Denmark and the phone message saying we surrender in Russian, is about 50 year old and not relevant, not even for jokes presented by a dude commenting on present day situations
War?...It isn't worth it. Modern conventional weapons create a no-win situation for either side...complete destruction without the threat of nuclear fallout. What is there to gain once you destroy everything you're fighting for?
news flash: japan has no credit in prc. entry to aukus would ensure japan would head the 'to do' list.
Chines ambitions are first and foremost economic. Now, that they are in fact a superpower, they want these Islands. I don't see anything surprising about that.
During the past 850 days we have wittnessed how the battlefield changed - essentially a micro air force providing a sort of air-dominance or parity which leads to the loss o thousands of battle tanks and steers the conflict towards a war of attrition with WW I style trench fighting. I think we should all be ready and prepared for a change in nuclear posture and warfare as well. I don't know what it will be like, but capital cities that could be bombed and destroyed conventionally in WW II are sometimes a factor of 5 larger than 75 years ago. I am afraid this factor will play a role in the development of future nuclear doctrines.
we can call it E- NATO..
Attention Atlantic and Pacific are two different parts of the sea that is 70% area of the earth. Culture and languages groups in the far east also differ considerably like the CJKV group only Vietnamese resembles Latin alfabet. 😂😂😂
No! it could stop a war from hapening!
Alliances are important. If only the Europeans could get over their intellectual deficiency to realise that and end the punitive trade embargo they’ve inflicted on Australia for generations.
Speculation galore 😔
Strenght will discourage invasion. There is strenght in numbers.
That means NATO must be extremely weak then???
I also have 3 aircraft carriers like China. They don’t work.
Nuclear power does no longer equate to superpower status. It also implies power projection capability. That is why China and India are expanding their blue water navies and are building multiple aircraft carriers.
and their enemies are building millions of long range drones
We used to have seato in the sixties until the Russian sympathetic labour government pulled out after the Indonesian confrontation and labour always arselick the prevailing communist leader's.
La Russia non ha bisogno di espandersi , Ha il 50 % delle ricchezze globale . Sedetevi e comandate il mondo insieme . PARLATE DI PACE ,se volete bene alle vostre famiglie.
PACE
Delusional people who speak English Remember Trump ? Invented Indo pacific? Now they are mixing Atlantic with Pacific just because NATO became their mantra that they forgot A stands for Atlantic Ocean
This comparison on naval numbers is intentionally misleading, which is cunning. However the comparison would be a bit like “I only have one fully loaded aircraft carrier against the whole Zulu army” 👍
They're not superpowers shouldn't call them that
UK is a superpower 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Term gets thrown around way too loosely. The US has been the sole superpower since the fall of the USSR. Everyone else is some degree of a great power or regional power.
The ONLY superpower is the Lord Jesus and will bring ALL NATIONS to their knees
Yet another repeat of a previous video with a new title. Thumbs down.
china loss the war vs..japan korea taiwan phils..in
dia.aukus 100.submarine missil..thousand drone.plane missali bomber b52 b 21..2..1..
thousand ship n unmanned submarine missile chima experience heavy flood
Winnie the Gay 🌈 Pooh Bear 😂
I just hope he doesn't scream _Taipei in THREE DAYS!_ like Pootsie' did about Kyiv. Although it's fun to laugh at what a joke Rusha' is🤭
Taiwan and Penghu are leftover issues from World War II. See Treaty of San Francisco.
At the time, the U.S. government helped the Chinese Nationalist Party (Republic of China), which had been defeated in the Chinese Civil War, escape to Taiwan, which was then a Japanese colony. Look at Formosa betrayed. Formosa is the original name of Taiwan.
After the Chinese Kuomintang came to Taiwan, it still maintained dictatorial rule, but moved towards democracy under pressure from the United States, and the Taiwanese entered the Republic of China to fight for their rights.
The Chinese who lost their privileges in Taiwan united with the People's Republic of China to steal Taiwan and Penghu.
Actually we could say the name "Taiwan" exists before "Formosa", but referring only to the southern part of Taiwan. The aborigines in the area later colonized by the Dutch called their own area Taiouan, a name later picked up by Dutch and Fujianese to refer to the whole island.
James heappey is deluded and hasn't got a scooby doo
Zero chance. All the SE Asian countries are playing both sides with the exception of the Philippines.
Phillipines...and Australia, and Vietnam, and Japan, and South Korea, and...
They do a balancing act between both sides, until one side becomes too inconvenient. I don't see Vietnam helping Russia anytime soon, seeing as though Vietnam and China are beefing, and Russia being in bed with China.
Philippines was playing both sides too until China decides to put military bases beside them and claim their shoals and islands while denying them from drilling their own gas/oil just a few miles beside them. China pushed PH into the corner and wonders why they've stopped being neutral and ask for US' help.
Who the f#ck is "Zhee"?
Do they not have a basic "sh" sound in England?
Or is there some weird racist idea that "zh"-whatever is more oriental sounding?
One of these men is clearly northern Irish, not English.
It's fair to correct the pronounciation of a name but to accuse and entire nation of millions of people of racism based on three men, while also displaying your ignorance of where they are even from, is a special type of gaslighting ignorance.
Ironically displaying your own racism in the process.
Maybe calm down and just politely make your point.
Xi...is a little difficult to pronounce unless you've studied Mandarin.