NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS: Stephen Yates On Biden Wanting Chinese Drones; Taiwan v China
October 11, 2021
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as posted by the channelDana (@DLoesch) talks with Stephen Yates (@YatesComms), International Advisor, a Global strategist with unmatched experience at the intersection of policy, media, politics, and international affairs, who advised during the Bush administration, ran Radio Free Asia, and is our regular Monday guest who is here to again use his knowledge and logic on all international issues.
We played audio of former DNI Director, John Ratcliffe on the baffling news that Biden wants to use China’s drone technology when 1) the US drone tech is better, and 2) somehow they see China as a ‘competitor’ when we all know that China is an ‘adversary’.
China, who has ramped up their threats toward Taiwan, and are just building islands - in order to take more control - is not only a communist power grab, but even after China promised to not militarize this new ‘island’, it quickly developed a landing strip and was just big enough to use it as a military outpost - Stephen Yates puts it all in perspective, like only he can.
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