Biden and Xi’s Tense Call Sparks China’s Military Maneuvers Around Taiwan

Xi Jinping, the Communist Chinese dictator, has no fear and little respect for President Biden.

This latest example is as clear as a ringing bell.

Biden and Xi had their first meeting since July 2020, on Monday. In just a few hours, the Ministry of National Defense of Taiwan reported dozens of Chinese aircraft and naval vessels near Taiwan.

MND announced on social media:

Thirty PLA planes and nine PLAN vessels were flying around Taiwan at 6 am UTC+8 today. Twenty of the aircraft flew over Taiwan’s middle- and southwest ADIZ. The [Republic of China Armed Forces] observed and responded accordingly.

Xi’s message to Biden? How to say this in a publishable manner…

“Get Lost Joe. ”

Here’s more on the ineffective call (for Biden) between the two leaders:

According to the White House’s readout, the two men discussed a wide range of topics, including China’s aggressive militaristic tactics towards Taiwan, Beijing’s relationship with Russia, and their “continued concerns regarding the PRC’s unjust trade practices, nonmarket economy practices, and practices. ”

This phone call came after Biden met with Xi in California for the first time in a year. President Obama said they would “keep communication” open, but continued to criticize Xi. According to him, he still viewed Xi as a dictator and that he would use a “trust and verify” approach when dealing with China.

The White House described this conversation as “constructive and honest”.

What does “constructive” mean?

This is a great time to kiss Xi like nobody’s business (see: Biden Family Business). It’s a good time to kiss Xi.

I almost missed mentioning another reason why the Chinese leader does not fear the mumbling and bumbling American President.

Biden said unequivocally that on Monday [May 23, 2022] the U.S. military would be sent to Taiwan to protect the island nation if China invaded. On Tuesday [May 24, 2022], he retracted his statement, saying the U.S. still has “strategic uncertainty” about Taiwan.

Biden made the U.S. Taiwan policy public at least three different times during his time as president. However, White House officials quickly retracted this statement.

Yep, you tell them, Joe. Give them hell!

The Great Hall of the People in Beijing is an excellent place to hear laughter.