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US Strategists Should Consider Kissinger’s Wise Advice About China

May 26, 2022
Source: globalresearch.ca globalresearch.ca
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US Strategists Should Consider Kissinger’s Wise Advice About China Kissinger is correct in assessing that the grand strategic trajectory is dangerously moving towards a “World War I-type situation”, but it’s not too late to stop it. Former US Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger, who’s globally renowned for his realpolitik during the Old Cold War, strongly advised his country not to let Taiwan become the core of its relations with China. He warned that doing so risks a “World War I-type situation … where people slide into a conflict.” His wisdom about this issue of global concern...
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