WAR WITH CHINA? Stephen Yates On U.S./China - Will We Be At War In 2025?; Ukraine/Russia Discussed
January 30, 2023
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as posted by the channelDana (@DLoesch/@DanaLoeschRadio) is joined by Stephen Yates (@YatesComms on Twitter and GETTR), on all things international. He’s a Senior Fellow at the America First Policy Institute @A1Policy See his China Policy Initiative at
An Air Force General reportedly said that the U.S. will likely be in a war with China by 2025 - see the story here:
It’s no surprise that most ‘western’ societies are looked at as a ‘target’ by China, who is infiltrating via TikTok, pushing ‘woke’ ideology in these societies, making it easier to divide from within, which destroys more readily than fighting militarily. Does this mean that we’ll be in a military conflict with China by 2025?
Russia/Ukraine and NATO were discussed - and Stephen Yates articulates how relationships and correct assessments are more important to peace than who’s going to join NATO - Stephen breaks it down like only he can. We appreciate Stephen Yates’ international expertise in these areas, and stay tuned for any updates!
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