"The war on the ground in Taiwan will take longer, and costs thousands of lives, mostly Taiwanese, but there is little we can do about that once the the strong arm of the US in the Western Pacific is nuetralized." I would ,ordinarily give your post a thumbs up. However, your scant regards for why china, wants taiwan, is telling, IMO. In todays terms, taiwan,is more important,than arabia ever was,or is with its oil, with taiwans semiconductor industry, today. The big question, is,would taiwan, leave its bridges( semiconductor industry),intact, or would they burn them, if,or when faced with a chinese invasion?
