Joe Biden has officially announced the U.S will defend Taiwan militarily if China invades, Raising tensions with China

[KBtheKey]

Russia just made NATO stronger than ever with more spending on defense than ever. If we get into it with China, NATO is into with China. Who is China gonna have in their corner? The other BRICS? Out of that "other", Russia was the only militarily credible one before their invasion. Now they ain't even credible.

And you all talking about nukes are basically acknowledging that America would kick everyone's ass in a non-nuke war. It's basically China deciding that they will invade Taiwan but as soon as they see America on the scene it's "ok, we don't want any of that so let's just end the world." Does that even make any sense? You don't invade Taiwan to turn around and end the world, what would have been the point of invading in the first place?

So basically, nukes were the best invention in terms of global security, and luckily we were the only ones to use them in war as far as i know.

I wouldn't go send my people to fight a losing battle just to resort to killing all of us out of embarrassment. I'd hope a world leader has at least that much sense

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

I support Joe in everything he does everything he loves a brother from another mother except for the above

 

[Gritsngravy]

I think "the West" is the most common/widely used term.

I've never heard "Anglo-Saxon" used in this context.

AUKUS - Wikipedia

 

[Cuban Pete]

I think "the West" is the most common/widely used term.

I've never heard "Anglo-Saxon" used in this context.

Russians recently started using it around the beginning of the invasion and I guess China is following suit trying to make it a thing by tapping into international anger against Cacs.

 

[King Static X]

AUKUS - Wikipedia

That's a security agreement. Also, has nothing to do with the term "Anglo-Saxon" lol.

Unless you mean Anglophone? Anglophone = English speaking countries. That would make more sense.

 

[Cuban Pete]

I think "the West" is the most common/widely used term.

I've never heard "Anglo-Saxon" used in this context.

The West is what they say when its going at the whole EU/NATO but when they're bringing up specifically the US/UK they call them Anglo-Saxons as an insinuation that theyre still bloodthirsty Vikings (ironic cause the Russians still act like Mongolian hordes), its a racist infighting slight between two white groups, almost like some of the Coli was using that "tether" term before the diaspora wars got cleaned up

'The Anglo-Saxons need a war': Russia blames WEST for Ukraine crisis

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a call to Russian diplomat Sergey Lavrov after 'extremely detailed' invasion plans stoked fears of war in Eastern Europe.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Showdown with the ‘Anglosaksy’

Russia’s war in Ukraine has brought a slew of accusations, many against the so-called Anglo-Saxons, a view repeated on several occasions by the Kremlin. Notwithstanding cultural juxtapositions,

www.asianews.it

https://euvsdisinfo.eu/what-do-the-pro-kremlin-media-mean-by-anglo-saxons/

By using that term "Anglo-Saxons" They specifically rile up the Slavic ethnic feelings of the Russian population because Anglo-Saxons are a GERMANIC group of people. The Slavs and Germans have had racial beef for like, a few thousand years already.

 

[King Static X]

The West is what they say when its going at the whole EU/NATO but when they're bringing up specifically the US/UK they call them Anglo-Saxons as an insinuation that theyre still bloodthirsty Vikings (ironic cause the Russians still act like Mongolian hordes), its a racist infighting slight between two white groups, almost like some of the Coli was using that "tether" term before the diaspora wars got cleaned up

'The Anglo-Saxons need a war': Russia blames WEST for Ukraine crisis

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a call to Russian diplomat Sergey Lavrov after 'extremely detailed' invasion plans stoked fears of war in Eastern Europe.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Showdown with the ‘Anglosaksy’

Russia’s war in Ukraine has brought a slew of accusations, many against the so-called Anglo-Saxons, a view repeated on several occasions by the Kremlin. Notwithstanding cultural juxtapositions,

www.asianews.it

https://euvsdisinfo.eu/what-do-the-pro-kremlin-media-mean-by-anglo-saxons/

By using that term "Anglo-Saxons" They specifically rile up the Slavic ethnic feelings of the Russian population because Anglo-Saxons are a GERMANIC group of people. The Slavs and Germans have had racial beef for like, a few thousand years already.

Didn't know this. Thanks for the info!

 

[hashmander]

The West is what they say when its going at the whole EU/NATO but when they're bringing up specifically the US/UK they call them Anglo-Saxons as an insinuation that theyre still bloodthirsty Vikings (ironic cause the Russians still act like Mongolian hordes), its a racist infighting slight between two white groups, almost like some of the Coli was using that "tether" term before the diaspora wars got cleaned up

'The Anglo-Saxons need a war': Russia blames WEST for Ukraine crisis

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a call to Russian diplomat Sergey Lavrov after 'extremely detailed' invasion plans stoked fears of war in Eastern Europe.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Showdown with the ‘Anglosaksy’

Russia’s war in Ukraine has brought a slew of accusations, many against the so-called Anglo-Saxons, a view repeated on several occasions by the Kremlin. Notwithstanding cultural juxtapositions,

www.asianews.it

https://euvsdisinfo.eu/what-do-the-pro-kremlin-media-mean-by-anglo-saxons/

By using that term "Anglo-Saxons" They specifically rile up the Slavic ethnic feelings of the Russian population because Anglo-Saxons are a GERMANIC group of people. The Slavs and Germans have had racial beef for like, a few thousand years already.

thanks especially for that euvsdisinfo link
"So the next time you come across the term “Anglo-Saxon”, beware: it is a leading red flag of pro-Kremlin disinformation."

so how did this all start in this thread anyway?

 

[Cuban Pete]

thanks especially for that euvsdisinfo link
"So the next time you come across the term “Anglo-Saxon”, beware: it is a leading red flag of pro-Kremlin disinformation."

so how did this all start in this thread anyway?

The Chinese are starting to flex that term in response to the US/Australia/UK beefing up security cooperation in the South China Sea and I find it interesting how in the age of the internet both Russia and China are trying to tap into legitimate post-colonial grievances worldwide to turn away developing countries from the West by using these kind of subliminal digs. That Anglo-Saxon shyt will bring up emotions in literally 95% of the world just off the combined military history of the US/UK. I see through that shyt like glass but the Sino-Russian axis can legitimately radicalize some people using language like that and it's fukking scary.

 

[Gritsngravy]

That's a security agreement. Also, has nothing to do with the term "Anglo-Saxon" lol.

Unless you mean Anglophone? Anglophone = English speaking countries. That would make more sense.

Two powerful countries that just so happens to be former British colonies, also both have strong ties to the Brit’s, I don’t think it’s far fetched to consider them Anglo Saxon

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

I ain't know yall were this p*ssy when it comes to nations pressing other nations

 

[King Ming]

Russia won the war yet?

 

[Geek Nasty]

This isn't a gaff. This is the third time he’s made a very direct statement about our policy even though it hasnt changed.

This is a message were sending to China. Dont get any ideas about pulling a Putin in Taiwan. The Western world has too much invested there.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Biden must really be fukking up Russia if he saber rattling like this.

You getting called back up breh ? Or you fully out?

Nah China was acting like they was gonna help russia and even put the batteries in their backs… Joey B put the clamps on Russia and bascially told China go ahead and do that shyt if you want and see what happens

 

[King Static X]

Two powerful countries that just so happens to be former British colonies, also both have strong ties to the Brit’s, I don’t think it’s far fetched to consider them Anglo Saxon

Yeah but "Anglo Saxon" is a specific term (and it's for an ethnic group that doesn't really exist anymore).

The Anglosphere is the accurate term for this context.