【精選】取此一點威震八方！美軍膽敢丟掉台灣「將被趕出亞洲」！明居正「破解習近平作戰」：對抗中共唯有硬碰硬-《寶傑怎麼說》 劉寶傑 @TaiwanLBJnews
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(00:00:00) Controversy Surrounding the US Think Tank's "Abandon Taiwan" Strategy: Retreat from the First Island Chain or Deterrence?
At a sensitive moment in the US-China standoff, the US think tank "Defense Priorities" released a non-mainstream report advocating for the withdrawal of US troops from the first island chain and the abandonment of defense commitments to Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan, causing a great stir.
However, this non-mainstream view of "strategic restraint" runs completely counter to the current mainstream US military defense strategy. The US Department of Defense and the US Indo-Pacific Command have repeatedly emphasized strengthening the first island chain to effectively deter a conflict in the Taiwan Strait.
If the US military rashly chooses to retreat, it will not only fail to bring peace but will also completely destroy US international credibility and the strategic balance in the Indo-Pacific region.
Analysis of Taiwan's Key Strategic Values: Dollar Hegemony, Geographical Hub, and Silicon Shield The essence of the US-China competition is the ultimate showdown of systemic values and national survival. Once Taiwan falls, US dollar hegemony and the global order will face the risk of irreversible collapse.
Taiwan is strategically located at the crossroads of 48% of global container shipping and holds over 90% of the world's core high-end chip production capacity. TSMC's advanced manufacturing processes are an irreplaceable lifeline for the US military's high-end equipment.
The claim that the US is "hollowing out Taiwan" is completely contrary to international political norms. The close alliance between Taiwan and the US in chip manufacturing and security has formed an inseparable strategic community.
(00:33:13) Trump's "Taiwan Card" Strategy: From Delayed Arms Purchases to a Bargaining Chip at the Trump-Xi Meeting
The conversation between Trump and Rubio reveals the key power struggle behind the final stages of the Iran conflict.
Trump skillfully used the "Taiwan card" as a negotiating bargaining chip, employing multiple means such as delaying arms purchases and diplomatic overtures, attempting to exert pressure on Xi Jinping after the Trump-Xi meeting, closely linking the Taiwan Strait situation with the Middle East conflict.
Lessons from Imperial Warfare: The Resilience of Small and Medium-Sized Nations as Seen in the Russo-Ukrainian War
Professor Ming Juzheng provides an in-depth analysis of the similarities between the Iranian situation and the Russo-Ukrainian War, pointing out that Putin's regret over the protracted war reflects a common flaw among major powers: underestimating the resistance capabilities of small and medium-sized nations.
Taiwan possesses a more favorable defensive advantage than Iran in terms of geography and international conditions, making it a defensive force that must be re-examined in the great power game.
The Inside Story of Iran's Compromise: Economic Blockade and the Survival Tug-of-War Within the Theocratic Regime
Iran, facing an economic crisis due to a strict US blockade of its oil lifeline, has been forced to retreat from the forefront, with the moderate President Masoud Pezeshkian seeking negotiation opportunities.
This compromise is not only a self-rescue effort within the Iranian regime but also reflects the fatigue and shift in attitudes of both the US and Iran in their costly war of attrition.
The Core of the Global Chess Game: Iran as the Lifeline of the Belt and Road Initiative and Russian Exports
Located at a strategic juncture, Iran is a key node in China's Belt and Road Initiative extending to Europe, and Russia's only lifeline for exporting goods through the Caspian Sea under Western sanctions.
A change in Iranian politics or its disruption would directly impact the global strategies and resource chains of both China and Russia, making China's intervention in this ceasefire agreement indispensable.
Trump's Middle East Grand Strategy: The Abraham Accords and Iran's Nuclear Weapons as the Ultimate Solution
Regarding the Iranian issue, the United States and Israel have formulated three strategies: from dismantling theocratic regimes to simply imposing a nuclear arms blockade.
Trump's core objective is to stabilize the situation in the Middle East and promote the "Abraham Accords." If he can resolve this millennia-long turmoil, it will solidify his political career, earning him a Nobel Peace Prize, and completely reversing America's initiative in global strategy.
2026.09.15, 20260528-1
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【精選】取此一點威震八方！美軍膽敢丟掉台灣「將被趕出亞洲」！明居正「破解習近平作戰」：對抗中共唯有硬碰硬-《寶傑怎麼說》 劉寶傑 @TaiwanLBJnews
57東森財經新聞
2,845 views
(00:00:00) Controversy Surrounding the US Think Tank's "Abandon Taiwan" Strategy: Retreat from the First Island Chain or Deterrence?
At a sensitive moment in the US-China standoff, the US think tank "Defense Priorities" released a non-mainstream report advocating for the withdrawal of US troops from the first island chain and the abandonment of defense commitments to Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan, causing a great stir.
However, this non-mainstream view of "strategic restraint" runs completely counter to the current mainstream US military defense strategy. The US Department of Defense and the US Indo-Pacific Command have repeatedly emphasized strengthening the first island chain to effectively deter a conflict in the Taiwan Strait.
If the US military rashly chooses to retreat, it will not only fail to bring peace but will also completely destroy US international credibility and the strategic balance in the Indo-Pacific region.
Analysis of Taiwan's Key Strategic Values: Dollar Hegemony, Geographical Hub, and Silicon Shield The essence of the US-China competition is the ultimate showdown of systemic values and national survival. Once Taiwan falls, US dollar hegemony and the global order will face the risk of irreversible collapse.
Taiwan is strategically located at the crossroads of 48% of global container shipping and holds over 90% of the world's core high-end chip production capacity. TSMC's advanced manufacturing processes are an irreplaceable lifeline for the US military's high-end equipment.
The claim that the US is "hollowing out Taiwan" is completely contrary to international political norms. The close alliance between Taiwan and the US in chip manufacturing and security has formed an inseparable strategic community.
(00:33:13) Trump's "Taiwan Card" Strategy: From Delayed Arms Purchases to a Bargaining Chip at the Trump-Xi Meeting
The conversation between Trump and Rubio reveals the key power struggle behind the final stages of the Iran conflict.
Trump skillfully used the "Taiwan card" as a negotiating bargaining chip, employing multiple means such as delaying arms purchases and diplomatic overtures, attempting to exert pressure on Xi Jinping after the Trump-Xi meeting, closely linking the Taiwan Strait situation with the Middle East conflict.
Lessons from Imperial Warfare: The Resilience of Small and Medium-Sized Nations as Seen in the Russo-Ukrainian War
Professor Ming Juzheng provides an in-depth analysis of the similarities between the Iranian situation and the Russo-Ukrainian War, pointing out that Putin's regret over the protracted war reflects a common flaw among major powers: underestimating the resistance capabilities of small and medium-sized nations.
Taiwan possesses a more favorable defensive advantage than Iran in terms of geography and international conditions, making it a defensive force that must be re-examined in the great power game.
The Inside Story of Iran's Compromise: Economic Blockade and the Survival Tug-of-War Within the Theocratic Regime
Iran, facing an economic crisis due to a strict US blockade of its oil lifeline, has been forced to retreat from the forefront, with the moderate President Masoud Pezeshkian seeking negotiation opportunities.
This compromise is not only a self-rescue effort within the Iranian regime but also reflects the fatigue and shift in attitudes of both the US and Iran in their costly war of attrition.
The Core of the Global Chess Game: Iran as the Lifeline of the Belt and Road Initiative and Russian Exports
Located at a strategic juncture, Iran is a key node in China's Belt and Road Initiative extending to Europe, and Russia's only lifeline for exporting goods through the Caspian Sea under Western sanctions.
A change in Iranian politics or its disruption would directly impact the global strategies and resource chains of both China and Russia, making China's intervention in this ceasefire agreement indispensable.
Trump's Middle East Grand Strategy: The Abraham Accords and Iran's Nuclear Weapons as the Ultimate Solution
Regarding the Iranian issue, the United States and Israel have formulated three strategies: from dismantling theocratic regimes to simply imposing a nuclear arms blockade.
Trump's core objective is to stabilize the situation in the Middle East and promote the "Abraham Accords." If he can resolve this millennia-long turmoil, it will solidify his political career, earning him a Nobel Peace Prize, and completely reversing America's initiative in global strategy.
2026.09.15, 20260528-1
🌍 🌎 🌏
#WhatBaoJieSays #BaoJieCommands #LiuBaoJie #Trump #XiJinping #Houthi #Iran #China #StraitOfHolmes #MiddleEast #USIranWar #Yemen #Israel #OilPrice #Oil #PLA #Tariffs #YarlownYield #SecondIslandChain #Indo-PacificCommander #TaiwanStrait #Cross-StraitRelations #TaiwanStocks #USDollar #USChip #PeacefulReunification #MilitaryReunification #MingJuzheng
[EBC ETtoday 24-Hour Live Broadcast] Click here: https://youtu.be...