Don't listen to him. The reality is geopolitics is nothing but a strategic game. There are two sides to this with exceptions. There is the old world order with the United States as the leader and the New world order with China as the leader. These are the only two countries with the economic capacity to sway the world and the vast majority of countries Fall somewhere in between one of these two orders. You could say that America is the freedom, but to whom? The vast majority of debt held by third world countries is by private companies from the G7, especially the United States. These companies usually conduct a form of vulture capitalism which is devastating for third world countries. Also, it's even made it into the political discord in the United States that leaving the dollar will result in 100% tariff on your country. Not freedom. Well the alternative is China. However, just as the United States has its own protectionist political agenda so does China and their goals might not be aligned with yours. At the end of the day there is no rule-based order. There is the American world order and a multi-polarity world order while everything else falls in between. You pick a side based on what you need, and it's really best to play both sides because there's no such thing as a good guy or bad guy in geopolitics. Only strategic interest.
@@superduper5514 You think you are the chosen one? You have the God given right to interfere in the internal affair of another country? Taiwan is part of China... This time a super-power as well? Wake up menn.....
do you think a German military vessel passing thru a naval water between china and Taiwan not significant as china the chinese navy claims all the water all over Asia its territory...id ask you to go and watch Spongebob instead!
Does it change anything?
your question betray how uneducated you seem in terms of international policy and military flexing...
@@RedPixel2023 Instead of criticizing me why don't you tell me how it is gonna change the dynamic on the ground? You think the Chinese are afraid?
It means that Germany is pro freedom of navigation & pro Taiwan.
Don't listen to him. The reality is geopolitics is nothing but a strategic game. There are two sides to this with exceptions. There is the old world order with the United States as the leader and the New world order with China as the leader. These are the only two countries with the economic capacity to sway the world and the vast majority of countries Fall somewhere in between one of these two orders. You could say that America is the freedom, but to whom? The vast majority of debt held by third world countries is by private companies from the G7, especially the United States. These companies usually conduct a form of vulture capitalism which is devastating for third world countries. Also, it's even made it into the political discord in the United States that leaving the dollar will result in 100% tariff on your country. Not freedom. Well the alternative is China. However, just as the United States has its own protectionist political agenda so does China and their goals might not be aligned with yours. At the end of the day there is no rule-based order. There is the American world order and a multi-polarity world order while everything else falls in between. You pick a side based on what you need, and it's really best to play both sides because there's no such thing as a good guy or bad guy in geopolitics. Only strategic interest.
@@superduper5514 You think you are the chosen one? You have the God given right to interfere in the internal affair of another country? Taiwan is part of China... This time a super-power as well? Wake up menn.....
Take your war machines back to Europe. Donot create trouble in Asia.
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How bout do something usefull and go patrol the red sea.
say the paid communist Chinese trolls
do you think a German military vessel passing thru a naval water between china and Taiwan not significant as china the chinese navy claims all the water all over Asia its territory...id ask you to go and watch Spongebob instead!