Saturday, April 8, 2023

The US corporation's business is war...will China oblige them? Oink, oink...

Editor's note: Many of the members of the senate and congress including McCaul are beholden to war contractors like the United States of Lockheed Martin, L3Harris, United Technologies, Honeywell, General Dynamics, Boeing, Raytheon, General Atomic, Northrup Grumman, Booz Allen Hamilton and BAE Systems. When McCaul says, "the US is ready for war," what he really means is these war contractors are ready for war and not the American people. McCaul has been in service to the federal corporate government first as a federal prosecutor for his entire career racking up a net worth of $295 million (rapacious greed) being one of the US corporation's wealthiest congressional members. McCaul holds around half a million dollars in Honeywell stock and around $150,000 (as of August, 2021) in the shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls. McCaul also owns stock in Pratt & Whitney (estimated between $350,000 and $750,000 in stock) and as a member of the F-35 Caucus. The F-35 Caucus is dedicated to awarding contracts to war contractors like Pratt & Whitney. The United States of Lockheed Martin's F-35 is likely to spiral out of control to over $1 trillion over 50 years. If it's a war they want it is a war they will likely get, oink, oink...

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Source: RT News

US ready for war with China – congressman

US Congress would approve troop deployment to Taiwan should China attack the island, Representative Michael McCaul said
FILE PHOTO: Representative Michael McCaul speaks in front of a bipartisan group of House members in Washington, DC, on August 25, 2021. © Global Look Press / CNP / AdMedia / Alex Edelman

US Congress would authorize a direct military confrontation with China if Beijing launched an attack against Taiwan, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul told Fox News on Friday evening. The Texas Republican representative was talking from Taipei during a three-day bipartisan delegation visit to the self-governing island.

American lawmakers would consent to putting boots on the ground if people in the US support the measure, McCaul said, without elaborating on how exactly such support would be measured. "If communist China invaded Taiwan, it would certainly be on the table and something that would be discussed by Congress and with the American people," he said, adding that "if the American people support this, the Congress will follow."

However, McCaul insisted that a "conflict is always a last resort" and described the US delegation's visit as a way to "provide deterrence to China." US-Chinese relations have previously been strained by the visits of American delegations to Taiwan, which China considers an inalienable part of its sovereign territory.

The representative also maintained that discussions about a potential use of force by America in the Indo-Pacific region serve as a "deterrent for peace" since "you don't have NATO in the Pacific." Doing otherwise would mean inviting "aggression and war," McCaul claimed.

Beijing has repeatedly opposed Taiwan's contacts with the US. The Chinese Foreign Ministry warned on Wednesday that the Taiwan issue is "the first red line that must not be crossed in China-US relations." Washington formally adheres to the One China policy, by which Taiwan is considered an integral part of China. At the same time, the US enjoys close informal relations with the self-governing island and supplies it with weapons.

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When McCaul says he is defending democracy and China is threatening the US, that is a euphemism for working for US war contractors so they can drop payloads of democracy on targeted countries...sharing values and freedom...the US corporation just got Taiwan to purchase $619 million in war goodies...McCaul has glee in his eyes for "shared values and democracy"...


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