[4 small countries collectively accused China of undermining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait and undermining the international order at the United Nations.
Unexpectedly, just yesterday (24 July), according to the latest news released on the website of the Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations, the permanent representatives of Belize, Eswatini, Guatemala, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and a very small number of countries to the United Nations issued a joint statement on the Taiwan issue and the current situation in the Taiwan Strait, accusing China of carrying out military training activities in the areas surrounding Taiwan Island that pose a threat to regional peace and stability, calling for maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait, not crossing the "middle line of the Taiwan Strait," and demanding that China maintain the rules-based international order.
In order to cater to the United States, these beam-jumping clowns really comment on the UN Charter and the international order. To be able to stand up and accuse China of undermining the stability of the Taiwan Strait and breaking the international order is really indiscriminate, and I want to smear China at the United Nations. You must know that the reason why China conducted military exercises around the Taiwan Strait was entirely because of the response of US House speaker Pelosi to the station.
The United States recognizes the one-China principle and is committed to China and will not develop official relations with Taiwan. Pelosi, as speaker of the US House of Representatives, visited Taiwan as the No. 3 politician in the United States itself represents a violation of its commitments by the United States, which is a blatant provocation to China's sovereignty. Should China not respond in the face of provocation? Why do these beam-jumping clowns accuse China of destabilizing the Taiwan Strait?
Second, Taiwan is not a country, it is an inalienable part of China, just a province of China, which is also clearly stipulated in the UN Charter. Moreover, there are probably only a few countries in the world that do not recognize the provisions of this Charter of the United Nations. The current situation in the Taiwan Strait is that China has sovereignty over Taiwan, and within the scope of its sovereignty, China has the right to exercise strikes and deterrence actions against separatist forces, including various military activities.
Finally, when it comes to China's destruction of the international order, what is the real international order of these 4 jumping beam clowns? The international order should be the basic norm of international relations based on the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, and it should be the only prevailing international order, and this order precisely stipulates that all states should respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries and not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. Which international order has China undermined? Which international norms has China violated?
I am afraid that the so-called international order in the mouths of these 4 beam-jumping clowns is nothing more than the hegemonic order of the United States. China is not accustomed to the hegemonic order of the United States, has not given the United States face to the world's boss, and let the United States feel that its authority has been challenged. Only then will they instigate these 4 beam-jumping clowns to stand up and accuse China of smearing China's behavior in the United Nations to safeguard the country's legitimate rights and interests.
In fact, these small countries dare to risk the world's great disobedience and challenge the Chinese side on the issue that most countries have reached consensus with the Chinese side, which is nothing more than the Taiwan authorities giving economic benefits or being coerced by the United States and other Western countries. After all, the eyes of the people of the world are shining brightly, and they can clearly distinguish all the right and wrong of the results of the Taiwan Strait issue to this day.
