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MM#331--A Storm Is Brewing in East Asia: China's Tightening Grip & Taiwan's Precarious Future
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Is China quietly tightening its grip on Taiwan, just as it did with Hong Kong?
Join me, David Kaiser, in this critical episode of Theory to Action as we unravel the implications of China's recent military escalations in East Asia.
Key Points from the Episode:
- We'll examine how China's aggressive maneuvers could signal a prelude to a potential blockade or invasion of Taiwan, echoing the grim fate of Hong Kong's autonomy.
- By drawing striking parallels to the systematic erosion of civil liberties in Hong Kong following the imposition of the National Security Law, we aim to shed light on Taiwan's precarious situation.
- Please check out our episode on Ray Dalio's latest book "Principles for a Changing World Order" plus this episode about Taiwan and its importance in the global supply chain of semiconductors.
- Also, for a deeper dive into the essential insights from our Academy Review of "Chip War" on Taiwan's pivotal role in the global semiconductor industry in our members section. That's a 7 page PDF worth of the best nuggets from the book.
- This episode delves into the alarming rehearsal of military strategies involving over 60 naval vessels and an aircraft carrier, a stark message to the international community.
- Finally watch / listen to Erik Prince's incredible podcast on this very subject.
Don't miss this urgent analysis of the evolving geopolitical dynamics and their potential global ramifications.
Other resources:
Erik Prince podcast
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Is China quietly tightening its grip on Taiwan, just as it did with Hong Kong?
Join me, David Kaiser, in this critical episode of Theory to Action as we unravel the implications of China's recent military escalations in East Asia.
Key Points from the Episode:
- We'll examine how China's aggressive maneuvers could signal a prelude to a potential blockade or invasion of Taiwan, echoing the grim fate of Hong Kong's autonomy.
- By drawing striking parallels to the systematic erosion of civil liberties in Hong Kong following the imposition of the National Security Law, we aim to shed light on Taiwan's precarious situation.
- Please check out our episode on Ray Dalio's latest book "Principles for a Changing World Order" plus this episode about Taiwan and its importance in the global supply chain of semiconductors.
- Also, for a deeper dive into the essential insights from our Academy Review of "Chip War" on Taiwan's pivotal role in the global semiconductor industry in our members section. That's a 7 page PDF worth of the best nuggets from the book.
- This episode delves into the alarming rehearsal of military strategies involving over 60 naval vessels and an aircraft carrier, a stark message to the international community.
- Finally watch / listen to Erik Prince's incredible podcast on this very subject.
Don't miss this urgent analysis of the evolving geopolitical dynamics and their potential global ramifications.
Other resources:
Erik Prince podcast
More goodness
Get your FREE Academy Review here!
Get our top book recommendations list
Get new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easily
Want to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!
Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email [email protected], or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.